Cleator Arizona A Four Person Town With A Burro And A Dream
Cleator Arizona a four person town plus a burro sits 13 miles from the Phoenix Flagstaff route. The Cleator saloon run by Tom Cleator and his son serves as the hub. Miners Gene Darnell and Ray Nichols hope for a rich vein at the Grand Tour Mine while Roland St Louis visits with his burro Molly. On weekends the residents ride to Crown King for a larger bar and social life.
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Seator
Ariz
Tom Cleators
Cleator
Phoenix-to-Flagstaff
Tom Cleator
Tom
James
Isle of Man
Cleator Hills
Gene
Darnell
Grand Tour
Darnels
Ray Nichols
Nichols
Roland St. Louis
Molly
St. Louis
St. Louis Mining Co
Crown King
Too) Cleator
Gene Darnell
Los Angeles
Turf Progress At Ron Stephens Stadium Delays Crowds
Cameron and Lawton Public Schools finalize a 10 year lease for the Ron Stephens Stadium with MacArthur High and Lawton High set as home teams. Turf installation nears the 45 yard line while exterior work continues including restrooms, PA system, lights and scoreboards. Concessions shift to FFA students and traffic planning prompts early arrival.
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John Linville
Linville
Ralph Whiteley
Cameron
Lawton Public Schools
MacArthur High
Gene Rochelle
Lawton High
Ron
FFA
MacArthur
Lawton
Ron Stephens
Lawton High School
Jail inmate Custance dies by hanging in Cheyenne Park case
A jail inmate identified as Custance hanged himself using a vinyl mattress strip tied to a steel bar above his cell door. He was awaiting a preliminary hearing on molesting a 6 year old near B C Swinney Elementary School. Custance had prior molestation convictions and faced a 1970 manslaughter case with his wife over a starvation death of a child.
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Custance
Lawton
Cheyenne Park
B. C. Swinney
City Park Department
FBI
Illinois
Patricia
Lawton Mall Plan Faces Anchor Store Delays
LURA, after designing and building over 50 million square feet of centers, struggles to obtain major department store anchors for Lawton. July optimism cites Lawton as a special case needing reexposure, while a May 30 vote opened the Central Commercial District to sale proposals, ending LURA’s long pursuit of a large covered mall amid repeated land sale failures.
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Pany
LURA
Simms
Lawton
Kissinger chairs Middle East pact signing push
Kissinger announces a peace pact between Israel and Egypt after troop withdrawal and Abu Rudeis oilfield handover. Leaders Rabin Sadat Ford hail the deal as a turning point while warning of risks and urging rapid implementation. Khadafy’s remarks appear in the clashing voices.
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Kissinger
Knesset
Abu Rudeis
Egypt
Middle East
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Alexandria
Ford
Rabin
Jerusalem
Sadat
Man shot on rural road near Lawton. wife delays aid
Police report a man with six bullet wounds was found in a bloodstained car six miles west of Lawton near Lee Boulevard. His wife delayed seeking care, claiming initial refusal by the victim. He was hospitalized and airlifted to University Hospital after midnight.
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Lawton
Lee Boulevard
Kirk
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Fort Sill
University Hospital
Banks
Memorial Hospital
Plymouth
Sheriff's Office
Grand Jury Hears Young Giacalone as Hoffa Case Proceedes
In court corridors, the younger Giacalone speaks with his lawyer while a federal investigator notes another witness to be called. FBI aims to seize Hoffa case car linked to Charles O’Brien who drove it the day Hoffa disappeared. O’Brien testifies next, while Giacalone denies planned meeting at Red Fox Restaurant in Bloomfield Township.
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Giacalone
Frederick J. Dana
FBI
Hoffa
Charles
Chuckie” O'Brien
O'Brien
Red Fox
Bloomfield Township
O’brien
Oklahoma market prices for wheat barley and more
State Department of Agriculture lists today’s Oklahoma prices for wheat 3.64 to 4.24 a bushel with multiple towns showing values 3.64 to 4.24. barley 1.90 to 2.40. Milo 4.40 to 5.40. soybeans 5.10 to 5.64. alfalfa hay 40 to 50 per ton. broilers 29.44. eggs large and mediums 56 and 56 cents. Cattle and calves bid prices noted in Oklahoma City with varying declines across slaughter classes, hogs and pigs also trading lower in early sales.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Muskogee
Afton
Banner
Clinton
el Reno
Geary
Kingfisher
Medford
Okeene
Pauls Valley
Ponca City
Watonga
Weatherford
Yukon
Manchester
Eldorado
Hobart
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Temple
Gulf
Barley
Broilers
Fire Department Dispatches and Incidents Report
Fire records show alarms at Fort St Boulevard and Dearborn for a car wreck on Monday at 12:12 am. Tuesday includes a minor house fire at 1610 N 27th Street and a trash fire at Thred and Dougies. A major house fire occurred at 209 Gore at 1:25 am. Total dispatches this year: 1054. Eisenhower won the presidency in 1952 as the first Republican since 1928.
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Lowton
Gore
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kissinger urges IMF buffer stock liberalization and global standards
Kissinger backs IMF financing for buffer stocks to stabilize prices and supports a U N effort to set conduct standards for transnational firms. He urges host governments to treat foreign and domestic firms equally and warns against rhetoric over reality in economic reform.
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IMF
United States
U.N
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Genera
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Lohopa City
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Patii
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Venezuela
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U.S
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