Around the County Oil Center Visit Highlights Local News
A flurry of visits fills a county week with relatives from Latta Del City and Oklahoma City stopping by Mrs Minnie Lewis and family. Mentions of garden snake drama, canning beans, and thriving gardens accompany a roundup of neighbors, church attendance, and travels to Seminal, Sulphur, and Pauls Valley for meals, picnics, and hospital stays.
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Oil Center
Minnie Lewis
Kenneth Harrison
Sherry
W. W. Haston
del City
Frank Lewis
Darlene Standridge
Mike
Kinney
Jimmy
Latta
Lewis
Shelter survey advances for US fallout shelters ahead of 1962 end
The Office of Civil Defense says a national fallout shelter program aims to shelter up to 60 million Americans. By October 1 local authorities will receive complete shelter space data, capacity, and costs from the National Shelter Survey to mark areas and stock them with essentials.
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Defense
Department
Office of Civil Defense
OCD
National Shelter Survey
Army
Corps of ‘Engineers
Navy Bureau of
Frisco Weekend Visits and Vacation Bible School
Frisco residents hosted weekend visits among the Franks Abney Pierce and Johnson families. Vacation Bible school at First Baptist Church Stonewall runs through Friday with several Frisco residents assisting. Many local families from Ada Midwest City Ponototoc Stillwater and Norman are named in social visits and church events.
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First Baptist’ Church
Stonewall
Frisco Helping
Jallending
Vance, Minor
Emily Hisaw
Bessi¢ ‘Baylis
Edith Price
Jolene
Jackie Lynn West
Sandra
Orvillee Price
Spud
Dava F Phillips
Civil Defense Shelter Signs Appear Nationwide End of 1962
In a broad national push, yellow and black fallout shelter signs will be up in most communities by year end. The markings designate shelters with space for five or more people, stocked for a 10 day supply of food and water. The signs use a bold, visible design chosen by the Department of Defense civil defense program.
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National Civil Defense Program
Department of Defense
Uranium for Greenland Camp Powers Two Years
A report states that 43 pounds of uranium can supply Camp Cestury in Greenland with heat light and power for two years 886 miles from the North Pole. Coelacanth is a fish once thought extinct for 70 million years until new specimens were found this century. Mr and Mrs Elzie Smith Lat? during this century.
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Chris Pedersen
Ada
Byars
Bird
Kep
Grote Pedersen
Ken
Femallys
Crowley
Sue
Camp Cestury
Greenland
North Pole
Elzie Smith
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