Watchdogs Won’t Be Forced On Johnson
Washington AP report: House Appropriations Committee says Lyndon B. Johnson should receive as much Secret Service protection as he wants but cannot be forced into full-time guard duty. The Secret Service sought about 328000 dollars for 35 agents and a clerk to handle the detail, citing a late 1962 law mandating full protection. Previously, protection depended on Johnson’s requests and was not constant.
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Ashington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Secret Service
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Lawton Ward 1 Voters Reminded of City Council Election
Voters in Lawton Ward 1 are reminded that polls open 7 am to 7 pm Tuesday to choose between FE C Parks the 15 year incumbent Democrat and W T Miller Republican. Ten precincts list polling venues including Douglass St Marys Garden Dunn Residence Washington School Recreation Center Woodrow Wilson Garfield Pecan Grove and John Adams schools and Bethel Baptist church.
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Lawton
J. N. Logan
FE. C. Parks
W. T. Miller
Parks
Douglass
Larrance and
Gore
St. Mary’s Garde
Third
Columbia
Dunn
Bell
Washington
Recreation Center
14Th
Woodrow Wilson
Arlington
Bethel Baptist Church
19Th
Pecan Grove School
N. 40Th
John Adams
Ferris
Oklahoma City man Smart dies from Healdton crash injuries
Hale died in an Oklahoma City hospital from injuries sustained March 24 when a car carrying him went into a ditch, killing driver Paul Edward Phelps. In Healdton a 14 year old was injured in a separate motor scooter collision at 27th and D near a paving barricade. Jack E Shepherd 14 of 905 South 29th was treated at Fort Sill hospital for lacerations after his scooter hit a 1959 Chevrolet driven by Kenneth N Hinson 27 of 806 North 20th.
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All State
Kenneth N. Hinson
India Charges China With Fabricating Border Violations
New Delhi reports that India has charged China with fabricating reports of Indian border violations to justify a continuing aggressive concentration of Chinese forces. The move follows tensions along disputed boundaries and flags Beijing's denials.
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New Delhi
India
China
Oklahoma Governor Backs School Board Election Tightening
Gov. Henry Bellmon expressed support for tightening Oklahoma school board election laws. A Senate committee will discuss Sen. Fred Harris’s resolution to place school elections under general election laws. Bellmon also endorsed a tourism study urging higher funding for the Planning and Resources Board’s tourism division.
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Oklahoma City
Henry Bellmon
Oklahoma
Bellmon
State Senate Committee On Elections and Privileges
Fred Harris
Lawton
Harris
Bellman
B. F. Whitehill
Tulsa
Planning Board
Program Planned For Monthly Training Meeting And Supper
The monthly training union program planning meeting and supper will start at 6 p.m. today at the First Baptist Church. Kenneth Hill, director, said the general meeting and departmental meetings will conclude at 7 30 p.m.
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First Baptist Church
Kenneth Hill
New York Press Reopens After Major Strike Shutdown
After a 87 day blackout eleven papers faced a partial resumption. The Daily Mirror led with New York is alive again while Daily News boasted We have NEWS for you. Editorials urged better labor management and Wagner mediated a settlement.
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Daily Living
The
Mirror
the Mirror
New York
Daily News
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Herald Tribune
Robert F. Wagner
Times
News and Mirror
the Times
Beverage production uses fruit honey milk grains and saps
Historical notes describe numerous fermentation inputs including fruit, honey, milk, grains and plant saps as components once employed in making alcoholic beverages.
Three to Study County Redistricting Committee
Rural county commissioners named a three member panel to study a redistricting petition for equal population. Githen K. Rhoads David J. Aubrey and Robert Cole were chosen by Ike Myers and James Ash. Ebisch sought a seat or a larger panel but failed. The proposal notes the central district population is nine times that of the others.
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Board of County Commissioners
Githen K. Rhoads
David J. Aubrey
Robert Cole
R. F
Ike) Myers
Eastern District
James Ash
Western District
Robert Ebisch
Central District
Funeral Rites for Isidro S Valdez Held at Blessed Sacrament
Funeral rites for Isidro S. Valdez 80 of 1507 Euclid were held at 10 a m today at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament with a rosary service Sunday. Rev T W Darnall officiated and burial followed in Highland cemetery under Lawton Funeral Home. Bearers were Robert Wheeler Jim Fox Bill Corrales Leroy Julian William Henderson and Manuel Gonzales.
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Isidro S. Valdez
Euclid
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Rev
T. W. Darnall
Highland Cemetery
Lawton Funeral Home
Robert Wheeler
Jim Fox
Bill Corrales
Leroy Julian
William Henderson
Manuel Gonzales
Revival Begins At First Baptist Tucumcari
Rev John C Wiles of Tucumcari NM leads a weeklong revival at the First Baptist church with services daily from noon to 1 pm and 7 30 to 8 30 pm W Karl Steele of Wheaton IL a noted chalk artist provides a picture message during each service An 80 voice choir directed by Kenneth Myers will provide music through next Sunday
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John C. Wiles
First Baptist Church
Tucumcari
N. M
Wiles
H. Tom Wiles
W. Karl Steele
Wheaton College
Wheaton, Il
Kenneth Myers
Automation in Tax Center Advances Toward 1966 Debut
The article describes a new tax processing center with early computer tape storage and a remote master tape location in Washington, plans to move it to a mountain cavern, and notes workers’ mixed views on automated lunchrooms while detailing staff lunches and diet observations.
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Martinsburg
Boston
Revenue Service
Washington
Dorothy McCullough
Four Charged After Police Liquor Raids At Two Private Clubs
In a week end police court session four individuals faced charges from raids on two private clubs. Darwin D. Roach forfeited a $20 bond for operating an open saloon and maintaining a public nuisance. Sonya Donald, Charlie Hutchins, and Scotty James were charged with selling liquor without a license and related offenses at the Trade Winds and Southern clubs.
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Trade Winds Club
Lee Bird
Darwin D. Roach
Sonya Donald
Charlie Hutchins
Scotty James
The Body Found After Sydney Police Search
Marie McDonald known as The Body, an American entertainer, was located by police in Sydney with a friend after a two day search. The 39 year old disappeared from Rozelle government psychiatric center before dawn Sunday. She had arrived in Australia March 2 for a month long nightclub engagement at three thousand dollars weekly and had not appeared for two weeks, reportedly due to an ulcer attack. She was to depart for the United States this week and was admitted to the psychiatric center Saturday night on doctors orders.
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Sydney
Australia
Marie McDonald
Government Psychiatric Center
Rozelle
Miss McDonald
United States
Oklahoma senators debate early adjournment rules
Oklahoma City AP reports state legislators oppose 1961 era rules aimed at forcing early adjournment. Senator Glen Ham says a future legislature cannot be bound by current rules and will seek an attorney general opinion on their validity as deadlines loom for bill limits and budget completion.
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Oklahoma City
Glen Ham
Pauls Valley
Ham
House
Lopez Mateos Ends Yugoslavia Visit En Route to Poland
Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos wraps a three day official visit in Belgrade Yugoslavia and flies on to Poland.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Poland
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Price Protection Service
Landers-Zwaan Insurance
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Pol. Adv
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TAX Agency
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Naomi
Btnaerg
Mll
Southwest Chemical Co
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Beneficial Finance Co
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Security Bank
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