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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1971

Page

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Lawton Veterans Mark Parade Amid Mixed Sentiments on Holiday Change

Lawton Avron's veterans joined nationwide observances as communities reflect mixed feelings about shifting Veterans Day from November 11 to the fourth Monday in October. Post 1193 leader John B. Larkins favored Nov 11, while others held ceremonies and parades with adjusted schedules.

Stott Avron John B. Larkins Post 1193 Lawton Congress Fort Sill Post Cemetery Chicago Marine American Legion Post 273

IRA Strikes Back After Women Shot in Belfast

In Belfast an armed woman guerrilla opened fire on British troops and was shot down after two sisters Dorothy Maguire and Mary Maguire were killed driving in an IRA stronghold. The army reported firing at soldiers and later at Drumoan Gardens where a search party was fired on. the casualty was hospitalized.

Belfast Northern Ireland Dorothy Maguire Maryee Eee TRA Andersonstown Drumoan Gardens Royal Victoria Hospital

Agnew Urges Support for Nixon on Vietnam War

Vice President Spiro Agnew used a Veterans Day address in Washington to urge public support for Nixon’s Vietnam policy and peace efforts. He said fighting men paid a higher price in an unpopular war and condemned Communist violence against Vietnamese civilians while appealing for unity against antiwar demonstrations. Pentagon alert of about 2000 troops near Washington followed by planned Coalition rallies through Tuesday.

Westside Veterans Administration Hospital Chicago Bears Vietnam Veterans Against the War Chicago Veterans For Peace Spiro T. Agnew Lawton Washington Nixon Agnew Vietnam Pentagon Peoples Coalition For Peace and Justice Coalition

Laird Warns Allies Against Defense Cuts in Europe Talks

Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird opened three days of talks with European allies in Brussels warning against cutting defense forces. He cited NATO plans to invest nearly 1 billion dollars over five years in military communications and aircraft shelters to counter congressional critics. He stressed a forceful stance amid Soviet arms reduction prospects.

Irussels Melvin R. ‘Laird America Laird Washington Soviet Union Europe North Atlantic Treaty Organization U.S William Porter Vietnam Paris Helmut Schmidt Britain Italy Schmidt Belgium Denmark Greece NATO

Typhoon Hester Hits South Vietnam Tragic Toll

Typhoon Hester caused 100 plus dead or missing in South Vietnam with five northern provinces devastated. C47 aircraft crashes near Qui Nhon left one survivor. Tens of thousands homeless, housing wiped out, crops destroyed, livestock killed, and refugee camps ruined. Army pledges reallocation of resources to storm relief across 10 000 square miles with over 3 million people.

AIGON South Vietnam Qui Nhon Quang Neui

Nine Die In Oklahoma Road Crashes Sunday

Nine persons died in two two vehicle crashes and a four car pileup on Oklahoma roads Sunday. Victims include Alice Laretta Drake 50 of Cushing Daniel Ray Herrmann 76 of Chandler and Maude C Herrmann 75 his wife. See DIE Page 4.

Associated Press Oklahoma Alice Laretta Drake Cushing Daniel Ray Herrmann Chandler Maude C. Herrmann

Inmate Escape Reported From Oklahoma Prison

McAlester inmates James Kenneth Johnson 33 and Ray Herrod 38 escaped over the past two days. Johnson was serving a life term for armed robbery from Tulsa. Herrod was serving 25 years for first degree manslaughter in Pottawatomie County.

McAlester James Kenneth Johnson Tulsa Ray Herrod Pottawatomie County

City State Teachers Meet Shows Varied Interest

At the annual OFA convention in CITY STATE attendance did not exceed 4000 of about 40000 members. Only 6000 members voted in the election. Departmental meetings were described as informative or wasteful. Exhibits were less interesting than usual with vendors seeking sales to teachers.

Tured Bel Kaufman OFA Linkletter

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