Sadat visit looms with security scare and White House dinner
A blast at the State Department caused about 15000 dollars in damage as Anwar Sadat arrived for an 11 day U S visit. He will attend a White House state dinner with Pearl Bailey slated to perform replacing Johnny Cash. Sadat seeks economic aid and pressure for Israel on land concessions while pondering arms purchases and Soviet tensions. He plans speeches in New York and Chicago before a joint address in Washington.
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Sadat
State Department
United States
Wiliamsburg
White House
Cairo
Middle East
Egypt
Kissinger
ABC
Ford Administration
Congress
Israel
Pearl Bailey
Johnny Cash
Cash
Betty Ford
America
Frederick Remington
Charles Russell
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Chicago
Houston
Texas
Jacksonville
Fla
Washington
Preparation guides for post death paperwork and benefits
The guide outlines paperwork for death such as death certificates and newspaper obituaries, and notes benefits from Veterans Affairs Civil Service and unions. It explains probate systems for estates, joint tenancy, tenants in common, and tax considerations, stressing wills and professional counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Bomb blasts plague major U S cities as FALN blamed
Anonymous calls claim the Puerto Rican independence group FALN orchestrated a string of bombings in New York and other cities. Investigations note five blasts in New York with targets including banks and the U S Mission to the United Nations amid claims tied to October 1950 revolutionary anniversary.
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Nuary
New York Post
FALN
Puerto Rico
New York
Washington
D.C
Chicago
Oscar Collazo
Truman
New York City
U.S
United Nations
Midtown Manhattan
Wall Street
Notice of Well Location Hearing in Glades Sand Formation
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission issues a notice and order for Glade Oil & Gas Co Inc to establish a well location for the Glades Sand formation in Comanche County. Hearing set before a Trial Examiner at 9 00 a m on November 6 1975 in Oklahoma City. Public hearing open to all interested parties and potential sponsors.
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Lowton
Corporation Commission OF
State OF Oklahoma
Glade Oil & Gas Co., Inc
Glades
Range 10
Comanche County
Oklahoma
State OF
County
Okliahome
Williams, Richardson and
Giedes
Corporation Commission
Jim Thorpe
Oklahoma City
Commission
Robert A Miller
Aan
City National Bank
Oklahomee City
Commission OF Oklahoma
Rex Privett
Ray C. Jones
Hamp. Baker
City plans waterline and traffic changes across town
Conrail funds a temporary jail sewage tank with safeguards for the nearby Lawton water line. A Frisco Railroad contract may cross 30 inches of water pipe along Sheridan Road. The Traffic Commission favors removing signals at 11th Street intersections and adding crosswalks on 17th and 15th Streets with new No Parking signs on Bell Avenue between Second Street and Railroad Street.
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Medicine Park
Lawton
Frisco Railroad
Sheridan Road
Traffic Commission
11Th Street
17Th Street
Washington, McKinley
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma Avenues
15Th Street
Wisconsin and
Oklahoma Ave
Nues
Bell Avenue
Second Street
Railroad Street
Prominent Figures Die in Bahamas and U.S. Obituaries
Enriqueta Schueg Bosch 78 wife of Bacardi president Jose M. Bosch dies of cancer at her Nassau home. John W. Ferree 71 former NSBV executive rector dies of cancer in Pleasantville New York. Peter Fosco 81 general president of the Laborers International Union dies of a heart attack at his Chicago home.
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Nassau, Bahamas
Enriqueta Schueg Bosch
Bacardi
Jose M. Bosch
Nassau
Bosch
John W. Ferrer
Pleasantville
N.Y
John W. Ferree
National Society For Prevention of Blindness
Ferres
Chicago
Peter Fosco
Laborers International Union of North America
New Grapefruit Diet Pill Promises Easy Weight Loss
An advertised grapefruit pill claims to aid weight loss while allowing most foods. The scheme promises up to a pound daily without exercise, fortified with vitamins, and offers 10 20 or 30 day supply options from Sunny Hills Diet in Orange California.
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Sunny Hills
W. Chapman Ave
Oklahoma City walkout ends as officers return to work
Pact revenue rise flagged as non automatic. All officers are expected to return to duty after mass badge surrender on Tuesday afternoon. McMahan and Parsons avoided the word strike while noting state law makes municipal employee strikes illegal. An arbitration panel favored 10 percent pay but was non binding. The city remained at 7 percent, with FOP rejecting a package offering 10 percent plus cuts to longevity and education incentives. Streets are patrolled by state troopers, park rangers, and county deputies.
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McMahan
Parsons
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
State Park Rangers
Oklahoma County Sheriff's Department
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Ford
Mike Grey
Associated Press
Baltimore
Anwar) Sadat
Oae York
Danny Mizeesko
West Side
First National City Bank
Armed Forces For
National Liberation
Wich
Fraunces Tavern
Manhattan
Collazo
Overholser
Gibson Discount Pharmacies
Sheridon Cache Rd
Conrail
Cleta Booker Hood
Denley Agency
HOUSE
The
Supreme Court
Enriqueta Bosch
FOP
Medical Bulletin
Postel
Ray del Vecchio
Ray
Rexall Pharmacy
W. Gore
Ferebess
Koomeee Savings & Loan
D Avenue
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank System
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