Nixon and Tito Embrace Neutral Nations Policy
Nixon and Tito issue a joint communique praising neutral nation policy and say relations between the United States and Yugoslavia are satisfactory. Tito meets Nixon twice during a three day U.S. visit and is briefed on U.S. curcy initiatives in international relations.
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Nixon
Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
U.S
Union
Sadat
Egypt
Indira Gandhi
India
Inside Decor Abby and Classified Highlights
A brief directory page lists topics from Decor Abby to Telefad with sections on Weather Sports Women and editorials. It notes feature pages and hospital news along with entertainment civic clubs and comics.
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Hospital
C5 Supertransports Cleared For Flight After Grounding
The Air Force said nearly half of its C5 fleet grounded after one engine tore loose during takeoff prep. Inspections to end in mid November. Pylon costs estimated at $100000 each. See C 5's, Page 4A, Col. 3.
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Aincron
Air Force
Congress
Secretary of the Air
Fund Drive Heads Into Final Stretch
Donna Barron reports the 1971 Lawton Fort Sill United Way campaign nears its conclusion with volunteers rallying community support and local organizations premiering events to boost donations.
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Fund Drive
Donna Barron
Lawton-Fort Sill
United Way
Children Victims of IRA Bombs in Belfast
In Belfast a 13 year old boy named Seamus Doran was buried alive when IRA bombs hit eight British customs posts and a British army billet, destroying a Catholic family home. Neighbors and troops freed him. several others were injured as fire engines and ambulances responded.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Seamus Doran
Seven Rockhurst rugby players die in Missouri crash
Seven members of the Rockhurst College rugby team were killed and one injured in a two car crash near Platte City Missouri caused by a wet road. Five players and a former student were in one car returning from a game at Benedictine College in Atchison Kansas. A man and woman in the other car were followed by Mr and Mrs Richard Craft of Weston. The blue car fishtailed and the brown car broadside struck as rain had stopped but roads remained slick.
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Rockhurst College
Platte City
Benedictine College
Atchison
Kan
Johnson
Platte County
Weston
Richard Craft
Johnson County
Craft
Head Confirms NRA Considering Moving Its Headquarters Here
AWTON Industrial Coordinator Robert Head said the NRA is in talks for five months about relocating its headquarters to Lawton. He outlined needs including land, a research center, environmental control, a game preserve, deer and boar walks, a landing strip and heliport, a rifle range, and a nearby wildlife refuge and open spaces.
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NRA
United States
Washington, D.C
Head
Lawton
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Cut In Highway Administration To Press Work Force Set
Oklahoma City AP reports the Oklahoma Highway Department plans a wage and staffing shake up by 300 to 400 workers over two years via retirements and attrition, aiming to drop merit system control and let divisions staff freely. Washington AP notes White House push to revive foreign aid amid Senate rejection and bipartisan talks for a new bill. Senator Kennedy condemns Nixon while Vermont's Aiken cites lobbying impact and potential quick action.
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Oklahoma Highway Department
Chester Brooks
Brooks
Nixon
Senate
Kennedy
United Nations
China
Daylight Saving Time Ends As Clocks Fall Back
Daylight Saving Time officially ended at 2 a.m. today requiring clocks to be set back one hour. Residents who have not adjusted are an hour ahead of the times.
Realistic Civil Defense Drill Planned at Local Schools
Civil defense official Jim Patton outlines a realistic exercise to test emergency response. The drill will start at Law Ton High School and move to Eisenhower, lasting about ninety minutes with Red Cross first aid stations to tag simulated casualties.
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Lawton High
Eisenhower
McGinnas
Civil Defense
Red Cross
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Aiken
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