Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 85, No. 133, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 25, 1974 Page: 5 of 72
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Option Tried
WASHINGTON (AP) -
The government says it is He has directed cam-
initiating the first phase of paign aides to poll local
a new program that will Republican chairman
offer Social Security recip- throughout the state to
tents the option of having
their checks deposited di-
rectly in checking or sav-
ings accounts.
The option will be ex-
tended first to the 700,000
recipients in Georgia. Lat-
er the program will be ex-
tended to Florida. By July nary count of the calls and
of next year the program telegrams showed 271 sup-
1s expected to go nation-
wide.
WASHINGTON (AP -
"The phone's been ringing
off the hook with cam-
paign workers abandoning
ship and saying they’re
going to work against
me," says Rep. Lawrence
Hogan, R-Md., the first
member of the House Judi-
ciary Committee to pledge
to vote for impeachment of
President Nixon.
Hogan, a Republican
candidate for governor in
Maryland, said Wednesday
— he is reassessing his candi-
dacy in the wake of reac-
tion to his announcement
Tuesday.
However, he added, "it
would not be accurate to
say I am considering with-
drawing" from the race.
He has directed
measure the effect of his
announcement. Hogan also
said his office staff is
counting the telegrams
and telephone calls sinbe
his declaration.
The second term con-
gressman said a prelimi-
slx assaults during the
day, the sources said. The
post was defended by a
300-man battalion, and 100
of them were reported
missing.
Another government
garrison fled Tuesday
from Peam Longvek, on
the east bank of the Tonle
Sap river 25 miles north of
Phnom Penh, after two
days of attacks.
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GENEVA (AP)—The foreign ministers of Britain’
Greece and Turkey prepared to meet here tonight to be-
gin negotiations seeking permanent peace on explosive
Cyprus.
James Callaghan of Britain, Turan Gunes of Turkey
and George Mavros of the new Greek government were
expected to meet for about three days, adopt a commu-
nique supporting the cease-fire on the island the Turks
invaded last Saturday and create a working group.
The working group would do the actual negotiating on
such concrete matters as continued Turkish control of --T _ e
the Kyrenia-Nlcosia corridor the Turks captured, the jXpW ■ PVimCITl
withdrawal from Cyprus of the Greek army officers who
led the coup that ousted President Makarios, and the
restoration of constitutional government to the island.
The abdication of the Greek military dictatorship in
Athens was considered a good omen for the negotiations.
But the new interim president of Cyprus, Glafcos Cler- '
ides, said he had little faith in the Geneva talks if Cy-
prus were not represented. ;
Bicentennial Jaunt Over !
HONOLULU (AP)—A New Jersey woman has raised
an American flag at the Hawaii Capitol here after end-
ing a motorcycle trip In which she hoisted the same ban-
ner over every state capital.
"It was one unbelievable journey. I just can't believe
that it's over," Mayra P. Scarborough, 58, said on
Wednesday.
The journey of the self-proclaimed "bicentennial bik-
er" began more than three years ago when she received 1
a 50-star American flag that had flown over the nation's
, capital on April 19,1971.
Cambodian Posts Taken |
PHNOM PENH (AP) -
Khmer Rouge insurgents
captured two government
outposts north of Phnom
Penh, and 170 of the gov-
e r n m e n t defenders are
missing, military sources
said today.
Tuk Hot, in Kompong
Chhnang province about 50
miles north of the capital,
was lost Wednesday after
Turkish Sailors Rescued
BEIRUT (AP)—A Lebanese freighter rescued 30 sail-
ors from a Turkish destroyer sunk accidentally by Turk-
ish planes off the west coast of Cyprus, police sources
said today.
A total of 72 members of the 290-man crew of the de-
stroyer, the Kocatepe, now have been reported rescued.
An Israeli ship rescued 42 survivors Monday and took
them to Haifa.
The second group spent 48 hours in two rubber life-
boats before the freighter Gisela picked them up Tues-
day and brought them to Tripoli, north of Beirut.
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John a. brown
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Twin size
Dble. size
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60"x80" 12.00 10.49 68" round
60"x90" 13.00 11.49 17" napkins
"Courtrai" tablecloth by Sleater is soil resist-
ant ond permanent press and its satin-like fin-
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100% Fibro^ rayon and Scotchguarded4 to
resist stains. In white, bone, blue, gold, or
moss green. Linens, Penn Square.
SALE: 21.99 & 26.99
Whiting's "Holiday" bedspread has multi-col-
ored flowers giving it a garden fresh look. The
quilted top is filled with polyester and has a
soft and durable hocking of polyester II, while
its top ond ruffled skirts are a no-iron blend of
50% polyester and 50% cotton. Domestics,
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SALE: 7.99 & 12.99
Sonata blankets by Fieldcrest adapt to cool or
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ond Neva-Shed finish to resist pilling ond
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Fieldcrest's Choteau blankets, mode of plush
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21.00 17.99
Reg. Sale
27.00 21.99
32.00 26.99
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5.99 60"x90*'ovol 13.00 11.49
7.99 60"xl04' 15.00 13.49
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