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Tri-Star Plane
Visits Britain
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cult to imagine Bish announc-
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quire no medical attention.
Once the germs have entered
the body, they lodge at the site
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and can remain at the site for
weeks, months, or even years.
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a rainy
day.
Officials said a machinery sill,
breakdown on the Glomar North
Sea rig threw the man over-
board and injured the other. A
A U.S. spokesman, Maj. Rich-
ard Gardner, said 11 Americans
were wounded in the three rock-
et attacks against American po-
sitions. South Vietnamese
namese and Viet Cong forces
for more than a week have been
battling government troops.
Try it to see how it is worn
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gation of any kind. It's
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level in one unit. No wire*
lead from body to head.
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we suggest you write for
yours now. Again, we re-
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certainly no obligation.
Call 355-3873 for informa-
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the nation. The firm is principal underwriter and
investment manager of the United Funds group of
mutual funds, the nation's third largest mutual fund
organization. United Funds has more than 525,000
shareholder accounts, and nets assets in excess of
$2% billion.
tasteful, and coordinated” hot
pants while he continues to
wear a suit and tie.
Mariner 9 has had its flight path
altered once, with a 5.1-second
engine burn on Friday.
A J PL spokesman said the
from Lockheed on the future of
the TriStar program. The U.S.
Congress still is considering
whether to provide Lockheed
with the necessary loan.
The TriStar made its Euro-
pean debut at the Paris air
show last week and is expected
to return to California Monday.
occurred. Fornof was consid-
ered one of the best aerobatic
performers in the U.S.
1,370,000 nonwhites at mid-1970,
says a report issued by the re-
gistrar-general.
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KANSAS CITY, MO.—Jack
D. Wolfson, Lowton repre-
sentative of Waddell and
Reed, Inc., ranked first in
sales in April in the firm's
0 nationwide sales orgoniza-
f tion, W. A. Reasoner, Pres-
ident, announced today.
WHILE THEY LAST!
72 Shells, Reg. $5
120 Shorts Reg. $4.50 and more
clad only in a swimming suit,
rushed the baby and Mrs. Ma-
losh to Reynolds Hospital. Upon
reaching the post, they were es-
corted to the hospital by a mil-
itary police vehicle.
At one point during the trip to
the hospital, the Malosh boy re-
Wolfson ranked in the No.
1 position in two categories
—total sales volume of mu-
tual funds and life insur-
ance, and sales of life in-
surance separately — in a
soles force totaling 2,800
representatives throughout
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addh. 1
ry said.
Since its launch from Cape
Kennedy, Fla., last Sunday,
grandparents, Mr. and M r s.
-James Caldwell, 1006 Gore, and
grandfather, Selmar Johnson,
St. Paul, Minn.
4 A THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION-MORNING PRESS, Sunday, June 6, 1971
State Nightclub Owner . LAIRD. .
portedly stopped breathing but
, was revived by his mother ad-
ROnd,SreportedronerOttemdtedPWurSlrv. Irish worker was thrown from ministering a chest-press type
Wackers, 1123 coch. Rood, reoorted an American oil drilling rig off artificial resuscitation.
England, (AP) — The Lockheed
TriStar airbus touched down in
Britain for the first time Satur-
day as a salute to the Rolls-
Royce workers who built the
plane’s RB211 engines.
Large crowds turned out to
greet the aircraft, bearing East-
ern Airlines’ colors, as it made
three low swoops over Eastern
Midlands Airport here.
The future of thousands of
Rolls-Royce workers rests on
continued production of the
Tsi-Star.
Rolls-Royce went into receiv-
ership as a direct result of un-
dercosting on the RB211. The
British government has agreed
to spend a further $288 million
on engine development, if it re-
in one instance, tetanus was
by Beltone. A tiny, non-
operating model of the
smallest Beltone behind-
ond cose from
School
William Borber,
ported vandalism
crocked
Ernest Richord,
4twt7gina,ZE.
tion or write Beltone
Hearing Aid Service.
add, however, that
ceives reciprocal guarantees
changes are made very, very Arkansas Navigation System. Sen. Kerr (the late Sen. Robert
slowly, and hot pants are m "
15. He is accused of the Feb. 2
bomb death of Bristow teacher
Fern Bolding.
U.S. Dist. Court Judge How-
ard Bratton signed an order in
Albuquerque, N.M., ordering
, . , ...... years after the date of injury,
ualties and no fatalities in the if conditions in the wound are
other shellings. favorable, the bacilli multiply
Little ground fighting was re- and produce the poison whose
ported across the country..
tive permitting
t
216 Ferris 355-3428
SAVE 1/4 to 1/2!
On Famous Brand
SPORTSWEAR
* Mr. and Mrs. Wolfson re-
w turned recently from Nas-
sou, Bahamas, where he
w... .... . does not confer immunity
v r, the tetanus produc- against future infection. The in-
ing injury need not be obviously dividual still must
be immuniz-
Infection can result ed with tetanus toxoid to have
torn a wide variety of minor protection against future inva-
scratches, scrapes, and burns, sion of tetanus bacilli.
Cases have been, recorded fol- With the new emphasis on out-
owingthe peck of a hen, an in- door living, with accidents on
---------- -----,‘ oite, a scratch from a rose the increase, and with the
ters said 100 mortars rained into tnorn. spores of tetanus in the dust and
------------- The wound may even be slight dirt all about us, it is easy to
a new South Vietnamese opera- enough to pass without notice, foresee an upshoot in this dead-
tion northeast of Khe Sanh. in Approximately 50 per cent of ]v disease unless we make use
the northwest corner of the tetanus cases occur in individu- of our good sense, get immuniz-
country and 18 rockets hit near- als with 110 apparent injury, or ed, and keep immunized. - • .u
by Camp Carroll, with wounds so trivial as to re- ---1 anyone.answering this ad-
Far to the south, only 13 miles
north of Saigon, five 107mm
rockets hit a U.S. helicopter
Centrol junior High helicopter carried the injured
4431 Baltimore, re man to a hospital. Then it flew
resting stage by producing
Sams golden locks reached t. .1 . . .
01 . youths walked through the
to his shoulders in the pic- wowa "ia." . j
u: l v j I " crowd holding pos ter-sized pic-
(hissdaughter has tures of the bodies found after
threatenedso give to Lawton the Mv Lai incident in Vietnam.
High School s yearbook staff if But they were largely ignored,
he says anything about long There was an appreciative
hair during school board meet- laugh from the spectators when
ings the President said Mrs. Nixon
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landed in civilian areas of South
Vietnam’s second largest city.
Civilians Killed
Military officials said five
Vietnamese civilians were
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cynohevoSsCommand report Nine days later Jimmy Williams which also immunizes against
the air asura ° damage at died of respiratory failure dur- whooping cough and diphtheria.
0 rarp aoyyicn ,, i ing a convulsion. Tetanus toxoid has been call-
. dayig . mbard- His death was a needless led the perfect immunization.
ment. "4s, i ang's second tragedy that could have been its effectiveness was proved
rocketaatackina Week and the prevented by an immunization during World War II when only
a ," N1e pri 26• Last sun- that is simple, inexpensive, al- four cases of tetanus occurred
day 1' le namese gunners most without side effects, and among nearly 2.800.000 wounded
t e - civi ians and wounded close to 100 per cent effective, soldiers who had received the
’. .... Unfortunately, fewer than one- complete toxoid series plus a
he 4yilan population of the third of the 16% million children booster at the time of injury.
poi (iy has been augmented from one to five years of age Toxoid is effective against
a seyeral thousand refugees, have been immunized against tetanus only if the initial series
w o gan streaming in from tetanus . . . sometimes called of injections is completed before
the countryside when they lockjaw. injury. The several weeks re-
lean of the impending Marine Tetanus is one of the deadliest quired for toxoid to mobilize the
craft will continue on its pres- PUAou poisons known to mankind, body's defenses render the im-
ent course for another two to. ' u . 4,000 Marines still Nearly 60 per cent of those con- munization useless once infec-
three days before its course is emain in. and around Da Nang trading tetanus will die. It re- tion has occurred.
replotted to determine if other ou tey nave ceased all combat suits from the poison released In injured persons who have
corrections are needed. and support operations while by Clostridium Tetani, a micro- not been immunized with tox-
JPI, scientists hope to get 1 E , eave. South Viet- scopic rod-shaped organism that oid, passive immunization with
thousands of photographs of the namesectops and militiamen thrives on lack of oxygen. tetanus antitoxin is available to
JXriJSe over their These baccilli and their spores combat, potential tetanus. Un-
security role are found almost everywhere, fortunately, antitoxin has grave
The shelling campaign Soil treated with animal fertili- disadvantages. A very serious
against Da Nang has been ac- zer is likely to be an especially drawback is the allergic sensi-
companied by continuing pres- rich source of Clostridium Tet- tivity which many people have
sure on allied positions guarding ani. to the horse serum which serves
the demilitarized zone that sen- I.c. , . as the antitoxin base.
arates the «. vielhams population orssmiionincluded
skin. Deep puncture injuries poison, the immunity it affords
(such as those from gunshot, lasts only a few weeks. Unlike
an es- some other diseases, tetanus
The President was flanked dur- s Kerr, D-Okla.) could have
ing his talk by McClellan, House lived to share the joy and ex-
Speaker Carl Albert. D-Okla., ultation of this hour.
Robert S. Kerr Jr. and Govs. The president was introduced
David Hall of Oklahoma and by Gov David Hall.
Dale Bumpers of Arkansas.
Congress authorized the wa-
Mariner Speeds
To Mars Target
, .. , . , PASADENA, Calif. (AP) -
long-range tactical missiles Mariner 9 a spacecraft that
SAPULPA, Okla. (AP) - Rex fied that Creek County officials could take on and destroy the scientists jay wili pass within
Brinlee Jr. was arraigned and were to turn Brinlee directly most modern Soviet ships with- .. . 750 Miles of Mars for
ordered held without bond Sat- over to U.S. marshals, and out ever approaching within photo studi Nov 13 zoomed
urday afternoon in a spectacu- that the marshals were to re- range of Soviet antisubmarine L rna. • "i"s"stir
lar murder, but was to be turned turn him to Creek County au- forces, Rickover said. sace on ln pgeerye
over to federal authorities al- Ihorities immediately after the No cost figures have been giv- I 5 Pciiaysd"0
most immediately for a fraud Albuquerque trial. en for the proposed missile ' All’l 4 maf" had coy.
trial in New Mexico. Brinlee’s attorney, Bob Brown subs. The latest nuclear attack ered mur, .han 10 miiin mines
State. Dist. Court Judge Clyde said the federal trial is expect- subs now going to sea cost about t vn reported to be only
Patrickconducted the arraign- ed to last only acouple of days. $170 million apiece. 962,000 mf £> earth due to
club owner and set a prelimi- against Brinlee onlv five min- .Atthe time Laird was laying its arced trajectory and the
nary hearing for 9 a.m. June utes before the Creek County the keel for the Lipscomb, De-ear h s movement. spokesmen
- courthouse closed Friday after- fense officials in Washington at the Jet Propulsion Laborato-
noon, and he was taken into cus- confirmed that U.S. intelligence
tody about four hours later. now indicates the Chinese may
Mrs. Bolding, a 28-year-old, be building their first nuclear-
kindergarten teacher, was killed powered submarine- It is be-
when a large cache of explo- lieved to he an attack sub, not
the Irish coast Saturday and The boy’s father is assigned
drowned. Another worker was to Headquarters Battery. 2nd
the world in the quarter cen- This is the first year the races
tury since Speaker Albert and had been held in Cape May.
I were first elected to that 80th They were scheduled last year
Congress, I realize what a mo- hut cancelled when the promo-
mentous time in history this ters couldn’t meet state require-
has been, and that doubles my ments on schedule.
, . perance, Sen. John McClellan. obtain
January .ha. teachers could otheelnewerwainrbsrsgnnmenm-anrawasmpramnted accom N another incident a. north
thgse otricially the MeCleilanKerr (he -I omly wish .ha, Fonnoran. Tiouma"La.Bpaz
killed Saturday when his propel-
ler driven plane crashed during
an air show at the Quonset-Dav-
isville Navy Relief Carnival at
Quonset Point Naval Air Sta-
tion.
Fornof was flying a dual show
with his son, J. W. “Corkey”
lo COG windshield
Fort Sill, reported
the nine other crewmen to later transferred to Wichita
shore. Falls General Hospital for sur-
The Glomar North Sea, oper- gery.
ating 28 miles off the Irish No charges were filed, police
coast, is drilling for the Global said
Oil Co. and Marathon Petrole- Services are pending at Dal-
um of Ohio. ton-Ritter Funeral Home.
; Survivors, besides the parents,
Rtvkome % w
CASTLE DONN INGTON,
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terway in 1946 and Nixon com-
n) _| mented, “I remember that sum-
” C ( OrCI S mer well. For 1946 was the year Continued From Page One
-E*- I first ran for Congress and the child, extinguishing the
when I was lucky enough to win flames
Cases Reported and get there, 1 had the pleas- Another neighbor, spec. 4
P 7 of meeting a young man James Veltum, 2212 Pollard,
"T m‘u. DI* who had just been elected from
lO lty rolice Oklahoma named Carl Albert
“When I think of all the
Following ore the names of persons ____________________________,_______
end business firms listed as comploinonts
on reports received by the Lowton Police: » A y i m
The following are names of persons \AlAMAM MAAIMA
end business firms listed as complain- H (J RF L)W
ants on reports received by Lawton
Sidney Herndon, 3505 Lincoln, reported A f - A M Q I A -A
theft of two bicycles. -U IU 1011
Bill Smith. 5014 Country Club Drive, -
reported theft of wheels and tires from. g
a trailer DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) — An
to begin his fraud trial Monday, tion to take her daughter tokee-class subs.
The federal charge accuses school the morning of Feb. 2. The Lipscomb, being built by
Brinlee of falsifying a Federal Her body was thrown more than General Dynamic’s Electric-
Aviation Administration avpli- 100 feet, and the blast shattered Boat Division is a new class of
cation for a pilot’s license. windows in the neighborhood. sub and the Only one now under
Judge Bratton’s order speci- Brinlee publicly disclaimed construction by the naw to use
any connection with Mrs. Bold a new suner-cuiet turbine elec-
ing’s death after grand juries , . 1 , , Red Planet during the fly-by in
in Sapulpa and Tuba appeared trie drive propulsion system and November.
to he investigating the Bolding other silencing techniques This ------------
case and other bomb attacks in will make it the most quietly op- D A erC
eastern Oklahoma, erating underwater vessel in the K ALD )
third vertebra of the spine.” The charge filed against world. . ... 7 .
There’s no way that could Brinlee also listed three other The sub is named for the late ontinued From Page One
happen, folks, even if 225 persons, but did not identify Rep. Glenard P Lipscomb, acolonel who had flown in the u,
angry parents appear at a them. Asst. Dist. Atty. Stephen rieng I, ljaiL.« previous race, said the first U.S. and two South Vietnamese I skin,
school board meeting to ar- H. Foster of Bristow, who filed , , crash appeared to have resulted bases were hit Friday,
gue that all people with short the charge, said authorities do who represented California’s from a mid-air collision. Enemy gunners sent 15 knives, or nails) carry
hair are radical, anti-Ameri- not know the identities of the 24th district from 1953 until his -The other ones, I don't know rounds of 122mm rockets into pecially high risk of tetanus,
can Communists who are ; three. death last year. what happened,” he said. “They Charlie 2, an American base
plotting to do away with foot- just went 'woosh'.” four miles south of the DMZ. It
ball in this country. ■ n • Al I I The planes fly onlv 50 feet has been hit nearly a dozen
But city students won’t have WIYAM Frmucac KDuImhAmr above the ground around a times in the Past two weeks. An-
to worry about the schools’ IVIA VII I I U1JU3 VKIUIIUIIIU course marked by six pvlons. other 25 missiles pounded posi-
hair code being made any The T-6 class races at speeds of tions of U.S. troops five miles
strictor as long as board ... mmg. • just above 200 miles an hour. northeast of the base,
member Sam Joyner’s teen- WnYapuAw A# arIApFIAm Larger planes, like P-51 Mus- , South .Vietnamese headquar-
age daughter continues to ffUICl HUY MI UCUILUlIQll
blackmail him with a picture J f| in the unlimited class around Camp Sarge, a forward base in
taken when he was five years | an 8.3 mile course at speeds of
od. I Continued From Page One [events that have taken place in more than 500 miles an hour.
theft of a blcvde.
Bill Love, 2010 NW 23rd. reoorted
vandalism to gas yard light.
Danny Mathis, 7104 Composs, reported
vandalism to cor, paint scratched on
. trunk lid.
Rosalind Brown, 413 S. 23rd Place,
reoorted vandalism to cor, antenna
broken off
Mr*. Richard Geldernick, 409 Mission
Blvd , reoorted the theft of a clarinet
■ |||| F | mI • to-surface missiles, except by
Held In Bomb Slaying aammanmmms m
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pride in sharing the dedication Most air races in the past base at Phu Loi. Field reports
of this magnificent river.” have been held in Reno, Nev. said some helicopters were hit.
—Female students in the would have accompanied him It was.the Presidents first Clay Lacy of Van NUys, Cal..
Lawton Public Schools will but ".she’s working on a While visitto Oklahoma since his sue- president of the Professional
not be forced to wear see- House wedding. I think she and cesgfu presidential campaign of Race Pilots Association, had
through blouses next year. I Tricia will get through it, but ’ said in an interview last week
Pressures from certain unde- I don't know if I will.” At that time, he flew over the that such races are safe as long
veloped segments of the com- Before flying to Oklahoma area and promised to return up- as the planes keep an eye on spokesmen reported light cas-
munity will keep this rule aboard Air Force one, the pres- on its completion and “ride a one another
from being passed by the ident had Vice President Spiro barge.” Lacy, a United Air Lnes
Doard Agnew and Henry E. Kissinger, In introducing the President, said the main danger is slip.
—Lawton teachers can for- his assistant for national secur-Gov. Hall hailed the “dream stream," the current of air left ported across the country.. [effects may not become appar-
get about asking Supt. Bish ity affairs, in for breakfast to and determination of Sen. Kerr in the wake of planes it is U.S. B52 bombers continued ent for five to 14 days. How-
if they can wear hot pants discuss the trip and other gov- and Sen. McClellan that the Ar- much like the wake of turbulent their almost daily bombardment ever, this incubation period may
to school next fall. It is diffi- ernmental affairs. kansas River be harnessed, that water that motorboats leave be- of the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos he as short as one day or as -.2
Nixon returned to Washington floods he averted, that water lie hind. and also flew two raids in the long as three weeks or more. E——
immediately after his speech, conserved and that navigation M„ ... ■ . ., central highlands and the north- The Oklahoma State Medical A burned forest just im‘t any
Nixon said the massive net-be restored.” arn E, 46 t r n ern region near the A Shau Val- Association says that the best Eood to anyone I
work of dams and waterways is "With industrial development Xhase surplus mSa^ "lley.
an exceptional monument to beginning to take off, we have a craft and refurbish them. Rac- In Cambodia, Cambodian
... the leadership of the late Sen. great opportunity to hold the ers sav World War II surols forces struck Friday at enemy
Acceptable dress standards Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma line on a clean, healthy river, propeller driven planes are the troop concentrations in the Vih-
changeswith the times, Bish and Sen. John McClellan, D- Just before the president's ap-easiest and least expensive to ear Sour Marshes on the eastern
said, when he announced last Ark., and the vision of many perance. Sen. John McClellan, ohtain approaches to Phnom Penh, the
capital, the Cambodian high
command said Saturday.
Troops brought in by helicop-'
ter afer a tombing and strafing
attack found the bodies of 15
North Vietnamese. They also
found a quantity of arms, am-
munition and other equipment,
a spokesman added.
They are in the swampy re-1
gion on the east bank of the Me-
LONDON (AP) - Britain’s
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