Egypt and Israel Clash Over Second Truce Violation Claims
Israel charged Egyptian forces seized the main supply routes east to Ismailia and southeast to Suez City as a new cease-fire took effect. Egypt and Syria accepted the truce, with Syria demanding withdrawal from occupied lands and Palestinian rights. A U.N. observer said Egypt accepted the halt and truce posts were set along the Suez front. Israeli radio reported Dayan proposed using main roads to Ismailia and Suez until meeting Israeli forces on the canal west bank.
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Cairo
Ismailia
Suez City
U.N
Ake Bendrik
Sweden
Egypt
Israel
Suez
Syria
Golan Heights
Argentina
Austria
Chile
Finland
France
Ireland
Dayan
West
West Bank
Suez Canal
Port Suez
Adabiya
Nixon Surrenders Watergate Tapes and Documents
Nixon agreed to surrender the Watergate tapes and subpoenaed materials after pressure from Cox. The White House framed the move as a reconsideration of impeachment risks, while officials claimed impeachment fear was not a factor. The House probe will continue to assess the impact of Nixon's actions.
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Cox
Nixon
Watergate
White House
Charles Alan Wright
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
House
City Schools Award 18 Diplomas To Servicemen
Eighteen Fort Sill servicemen received high school diplomas from Lawton Public Schools in a PREP program graduation. The ceremony marked the first class of Predischarge Education Program offered with Fort Sill and the Army Education Center.
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Lawton Supt. of
Hugh Bish
George Eugene Ball
Lawton School System
Fort Sill
Bish
Col
John T. Marley
Donna Evers
Lawton
Army Education Center
State Board of Education
Lawton Board of Education
Nixon presses impeachment path after Cox firing
Nixon’s decision to fire special prosecutor Archibald Cox and shift the Watergate inquiry to the Justice Department shifts focus to impeachment questions. House leadership debates timing, Ford’s presidential nomination, and potential partisan bias while others warn the action may not quiet charges of obstructing justice. The piece also notes PREP at Lawton Public Schools aiding veterans toward diplomas with Fort Sill involvement and program costs.
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Nixon
Archibald Cox
Justice Department
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
William D. Ruckelshaus
Cox
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Ford
Congress
Albert
House
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Republican Conference
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Harrisburg
Funeral Rites for Infant Keri Sheller Held at Post Cemetery
Graveside services for Keri Sheller infant daughter of Spec. 5 and Mrs Floyd Sheller were held at 1 p.m. at Post Cemetery Fort Sill with Chaplain Capt. Ernest Bliss officiating. Beck er Funeral Home handled arrangements. Vernon Lee Mowatt aged 45 of Indianoma died Tuesday at Veterans Hospital Oklahoma City. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday Cache Indian Methodist Church under Huddleston's Cache Funeral Home. Burial Post Oak Cemetery. A prayer service 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the church. Mowatt served in the Army 1954-1955 and was a Cache Indian Methodist Church member. Survivors include wife Lorne Indianoma four brothers Frank Laguna N. M. Clifton Larry Dick all in Indianoma two sisters Augustine McCaffery Kirkland Wash Marjorie Saumty Oklahoma City.
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Keri Sheller
Floyd Sheller
S. 18Th
Post Cemetery
Fort Sill
Ernest Bliss
Becker Funeral Home
Vernon Lee Mowatt
Indiahoma
Veterans Hospital
Oklahoma City
Cache Indian Methodist Church
Huddleston
Cache Funeral
Sherwood Tsough
Post Oak Cemetery
Mr. Mowatt
Comanche County
Cache Indian
Regents master plan priorities for campus projects
Dr. Owens outlines the regents approved master plan priorities including renovation and new construction items. Projects listed cover science equipment 18,700 dollars, biology renovation 89,000 dollars, old administration building 235,000 dollars, new Fine Arts Building 2,462,655 dollars, and library additions 8,278 to 2,462,655 dollars with start dates tied to funding availability.
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Regents
Flood damaged cars may appear clean but hide problems
Barrett warns that cars exposed to floodwaters may retain water in the engine and transmission and carry odors even after cleaning. He notes a specialized deodorizer hides the musty smell but problems remain if not properly inspected, with some cars potentially serviceable if handled correctly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Fog Blamed for Three Major Car Crashes in Dense Veil
Drivers involved in three major wrecks report fog as the cause. Howard Fleetwood of Tarheel Casket Co. in Woodland, NC described a Secaucus collision as resembling eight tractor trailers piled in a heap. He said the fog was so thick you could not see a hand in front of your face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Howard Fleetwood
Tarheel Casket Co
Woodland, N.C
Secaucus
Fleetwood
City Honored For Achievement In Agricultural Program
City receives honor for an innovative program boosting agricultural output. Officials credit the initiative with improving yields and supporting local farmers through targeted research and outreach.
Wheat thefts prompt alert across north central Oklahoma
Lawmen chase a truckload theft linked to fake credentials as grain dealers in Shawnee and Hinton report stolen or diverted shipments. Co- Op Services manager Rex Polone notes rail car shortages push trucking of 800 to 1,000 loads from Chattanooga, with Houston as a distant destination. Insurance warnings rise amid a record harvest and warehouses awaiting rail access.
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Oklahoma
Hinton
Rex Polone
Co- Op Services Inc
Co-Op
Chattanooga
Highway Patrol
North-Cen
Tral
Houston
Northcentral
Caddo County
Binger
Shawnee
Polone
Lawton Co-Op
Skylab crew to visit station for extended 56 day mission
Carr Pogue and Gibson will make the final visit to the Skylab station in orbit about 270 miles up. They are scheduled for a 56 day mission that could extend to 70 days after expert checks on RP-1 tank pressures.
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NASA
Carr
Pogue
Gibson
Skylab
Kissinger Eyes Middle East Cease Fire and Japan Visit
State Department spokesman Robert J. McCloskey said Henry Kissinger plans a cease fire push in the Middle East and will also visit Japan as part of a China trip. He noted Tokyo extended its invitation and dates are to be finalized and announced later.
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Middle East
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Kissinger
Japan
China
Tokyo
McCloskey
Lawton Fair Hosts 930 Dogs in All Breed Show
The 32nd all breed dog show by Lawton-Fort St Kennel Club drew 930 entries, up from 645 in 1972. The event runs 8 am to 8 pm Saturday at the Comanche County Fair barn, with proceeds benefiting the Comanche County School for the Handicapped. Winners earn cash honors from 50 to 25 dollars. admission ranges from 50 cents to 1.25 dollars.
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Lawton-Fort St
Comanche County
Mentary
Oklahoma State University Extension Program
Bud Waugh
Mary Fuqua
Billye McNeil
Corky Granger
Luther R. Vann
Carl B. Cass
Norman
Beverly Gannon
Emerson
N. J
Pat Hastings
Lubbock
Tex
Sam E. Hearn
Lawton
Vincent Perry
Canoga Park
Calif
Derek Rayne
Carmel - By - the - Sea
James W. Trullinger
Forest Hills
N. Y
ROTC Professor Attends Regional Conference in New Orleans
Col. Jack K. Weissinger of Cameron College attends a two day Third ROTC Region conference in New Orleans. Professors of military science from 65 universities and colleges in the region participate in the gathering beginning today.
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Jack K. Weissinger
Cameron College
New Orleans
Nixon orders panel release of tapes to quell impeachment push
Senators react to the release saying it defuses impeachment moves and opens Watergate facts. Tunney calls it a victory for the American people. Goldwater is extremely happy. Percy calls it a major step toward full disclosure. Brooke hopes tapes were released sooner, criticizing the ordeal as torturous.
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John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Nixon
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
Cox
Richardson
Ruckelshaus
Brooke
Education Week Assembly Slated at Jefferson Elementary
An education week assembly is scheduled for 1 30 p m Friday at Jefferson Elementary School. Parents are invited to attend as all grade levels participate with songs recitations pantomime and a spelling bee.
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Jefferson Elementary School
Nonprofit U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce Formed
A nonprofit U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce is formed to develop trade relations between the two nations. The organization aims to promote business ties, facilitate exchanges, and support members in navigating tariffs and regulatory environments.
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U.s.-China
Lee Elementary Carnival Sets for Friday Evening
Lee Elementary announces a carnival from 5 to 9 pm on Friday featuring bingo spook house cake walk rifle shoot and a dart throw. A chili supper will be served for 30 cents.
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Lee Elementary
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John J. McFall
California
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Constitution & Press
Ebi
Cache Road
Joseph C. Richard
Equitable
Joe Richard
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