Pearson Expected To Win Canadian Election
Fine weather across Canada promised a record turnout as Lester B. Pearson led the Liberals in a national vote seen as likely to return him as prime minister. The contest centered on seats and potential Liberal majority, with Diefenbaker’s Conservatives hoping for an upset.
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Pearson
Toronto
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal Party
Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
Saskatchewan
Diefenbaker
House of Commons
United States
U.S
U.S. State Department
Robert S. McNamara
State Department
Vancouver
W. Walton Butterworth
Toronto Globe and Mail
Liberals
Nee
Social Credit Party
Quebec
Real Caouette
Caouette
Ontario
Oklahoma City News Clinic Highlights Editorial Ethics
Oklahoma City hosts a Sunday news clinic by the Oklahoma Press Association. John Stone urges editors to uphold news judgment amid ties with officials and calls for court action over closed meetings. Other speakers address reporting rigor, South America unrest, Peace Corps role, and media-military ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Press Association
John Stone
Muskogee
Phoenix - Times Democrat
Stone
Oklahoma
St. Marys High Earns Third at Southwestern Inter scholastic Meet
St Marys high school placed third in Class B at the Southwestern Inter scholastic meet held at Weatherford State College. Twenty six St Marys students competed as over 1,000 students from 75 Oklahoma schools participated. Individual first place winners were Eddy Ben Cordes physics Lynn Schonene berg spelling and Margaret Sul ley trigonometry. Second place went to Lary Clarke civics Tom ODonnell biology Bonnie Angus Bob Hernandez trigo nometry. Third place honors went to Joe Angus civics Pat McBride Algebra II Cindy Demary English usage Kathe Sohl chemistry and Pam Price English literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's High School
Weatherford State College
Reydon
Hydro
Davidson
St. Mary’s
Eddy Ben Cordes
Lynn Schoneneberg
Margaret Sulley
Lary Clarke
Tom O'Donnell
Bonnie Angus
Bob Hernandez
Joe Angus
Pat McBride
Cindy Demary
Kathe Sohl
Pam Price
St. Mary's
Oklahoma
Waurika Hunters Bag 1140 Snakes In Rattlesnake Hunt
The second annual Waurika rattlesnake hunt ended Sunday with 1140 snakes captured by 369 hunters. Art Statum of Tulsa won $100 for the largest snake 6 ft 1 in. Diane Welsh 11 of Lawton took $10 for the smallest 16 inches. James Mitchell of Waurika led all hunters with 118 pounds and $75 prize. Spectators from over a dozen states attended the event sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce attracting about 5000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waurika
Art Statum
Tulsa
Diane Welsh
Lawton
James Mitchell
Bryan Deaton
Deaton
Statum
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Army Orders Promote and Retire Officers Across Services
Department of the Army in Washington released orders reassigning and promoting personnel. Major General Derrill M. Daniel is retracted. several officers move up from captain to major in the Army Air Service and RA positions including James F. Harry and others. Numerous lieutenant to captain or major changes follow, with multiple names listed for aviation and staff designations and retirements noted for Capt Leon M. Davis and Majames W. Porter.
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Department of the Army
Washington D.C
Derrill M. Daniel
Ft McPherson
James F. Harry
James E. Reeves
Joseph M. Sousa
Russell H. Boyd
Joseph E. Desmarins
Edward F. Elam
James I. Hegarty Jr
Clarence
Jimmy M. McDonald
Albert S. Merritt Jr
Samuel J. Miller
Robert G. Moose
Taylor A. Oncale
William D. Owens
Carol O. Palmberg
Richard E. Reader
Lloyd A. Schmid
Andrew B. Seward Jr
Jimmy P. Smith Jr
John M. Spicer
Richard C. Steinbacher
Wiilliam L Weske
Franklin D. Westmoreland
Adalbert E. Toepel Jr
Ft Rucker
Eugene B. Hotz
Heights
Til
Ft Sam Houston
Arvid K. Beach
Robins Afb
Ft Bliss
Walter R. Harris
Carlisle
Ft Sill
Robert E. Fiss
Germany
Max R. McCarthy
Carlisle Barracks
Hawaii
Ralph I. la Rock
Washington DC
APO 2
San Francisco
Nels A. Parson Jr
Stueet
Dorseyville
Thomas F. Flynn
Cartisie
Ana
Robert H. Downey
Querin E. Herlith
Bragg
John J. Top
Olathe
Ier
Lynn
Bliss
APO
Robert E. Gates
McChord Afb
Leon M. Davis
Majames W. Porter
March births and deaths report at local registrar
Mollie Randolph, local registrar of vital statistics, today reported 294 births here during March 1963, down from 306 in March 1962. Of the newborns, 152 were boys and 142 were girls. There were 81 deaths in the month, compared with 43 in March 1962.
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Mollie Randolph
Nine Cuban raiders face charges in Bahamas
Nine anti Castro Cuban raiders on Andros Island were sent to Nassau aboard the Londonderry to face illegal entry charges. Five fellow exiles aboard an 18 foot speedboat escaped Bahamian police but were captured by the U S Coast Guard and later released in Miami. Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo emerged as leader among those freed in Miami.
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Nassau
Bahamas
UPI
Andros Island
Cuba
Londonderry
U. S. Coast Guard
Caribbean
Miami
United States
Britain
Fidel Castro
Russia
Moscow
Washington
Williams Island
Andros
John Pine-Coffin
Pine - Coffin
Bahamian
Jerry Buchannan
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Dam Break In Colombia Kills Five. 35 Missing
Flooding from a rural stream breached a dam unleashing floodwaters on Santa Teresa a 3 000 population town in Boyaca department. Five dead 35 reported missing as rescuers rush to the isolated area with limited communications.
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Bogota
Colombia
Here
Santa Teresa
Boyaca
Loan Approved for Nowata Metal Plant
The Area Redevelopment Administration approved a $188,857 loan to Amko Inc to build a metal products plant in Nowata with a total project cost of about $290,550. The plant is expected to create 65 new jobs locally.
Poodles Dyed In Lieu Of Easter Eggs In Miami
In Miami Florida residents opt for an unusual Easter display as 40 poodles are dyed instead of the traditional eggs. The playful act draws attention from local onlookers and highlights a festive community event led by organizers aiming to bring humor to the holiday season.
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Miami, Fla
Insertion Costs for Classified Ads Outline
The notice describes ad pricing rules for insertions and extra charges. It lists word counting methods for each ad element including addresses abbreviations phone numbers and boxed numbers. It notes minimums and multiple insertion options with changing rates and a 50 cent extra service charge for all ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution and
Morning Press
Furnished rooms and apartments for rent listings
Multiple entries list furnished 3 room garage apartments with TV antenna evaporative cooler and parking. Locations include 914 G 3 ROOM near town 1010 South 2nd 614 Monroe and 1114 Arlington. Also 4 ROOM garage apartment redecorated with air conditioning antenna at 205 B
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Monroe
South 2Nd
Elsis
Glenda
Arlington
Fort Sill Area Furnished Apartments for Rent Listings
A dense classified listing shows numerous furnished 1 to 3 room apartments and houses near Fort Sill, with private baths, water or utilities paid, bills paid, and rents ranging from $30 to $100. Units include garages, air conditioning, porches, and proximity to Gate 3, Gate 4, and downtown Lawton.
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Fort Sill Boulevare
Fort Sill
Lincoln
Bell
Gore
Fort Sill Rental Units Inc
Lawton
Jack Howenstine
Cache
South 6Th
Fort Sill and School
Willams
North
28Th
Rich
Central Junior High
Oklahoma
Prentice
Kingsbury
Floyd
Greenmeadow Drive
North 4Th
Washington
Fort Sill Boulevard
D. West
Irwin
Sheridan
North 28Th
Tomlinson Junior High
Garfield
John Bowman
Popular Furniture Company
North 30Th
Three-Bedroom Home in Eisenhower District For Sale
3 BR dwelling with unturned area, tile bath, 220 wiring in Eisenhower school district. Water paid at $104.50. Quiet neighborhood with standard utilities and access to local schools.
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Eisenhower
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Coleman Harwell
Cookeville, Tenn
Herald- Citizen
Raw Shaw
Wall Street Journal
Bruce Henderson
Hemisphere
Time Magazine
South America
Henderson
Peace Corps
Oklahoma House
J. D. McCarty
State Senate
Roy Beecher
Ed O’brien
Tinker Air Force Base
Wilburn Shaver
Tinker Security and Law Enforcement Division
Nowata
Lawton Constitution and
Lawton Morning Press
Constitution and Morning Press
Classified Department
Hoon
PON Shop
Buick Co
Gertleman
Hannan Hotel
E Avenue
Ferris
Euclid
Taft
Dearborn
Lawton Ave
Rae
North 7Th
Lahoma
Ferris Dial
Summit
Baltimore Circle
South
Sullivan
North 22Nd
Stephens
South 5Th
Lake Page
South 9Th
Eugene L. Bowman Company
Cornell
McKinley
Lake
Furn
S. 45Th
S&r
Ozmun
Ozman
Pollard
Cardinal Furniture Company
North 16Th
Andrews
North Std
Sears
North 38Th Place
Trailer Space
Plaza Trailer Court
Arlois Housing Corp
Stephens Agency
Bates Studio
Botkin Agency
Captain Moon
Hillis Grocery
Kit Carson Trailer Court
Wilams Fies Andrews
American Realty
Lee
McKinney
Shady Grove Trailer Court
Walters
Okla
Williams
Waggoner and Company
13Th and Ferris
Pilus
P. G. Warraguee
Rollaway Hospital Baby
Corw
Southwestern Furniture
4Th and E Avenue
Holsey’s
Cache Road
Ali
Corwin
Don Holman
Lawton Funeral Home
Star Trailer Courts
Sheridan Road
Consolidated Realty
Kennedy & Company
ULD Reliable Botkin Agency
Cail Roy B. Hooper Agency
Lee Boulevard
Mavity’s
13Th
Cremer Furniture
D Avenue Dial el
Kennedy and Company
Nelson Furniture Company
Trade Mart Discount
VOGUE
Youngstown
Fort Silbustine
Evans Apartments
Small
North 3Rd
Fort Sil
Fort Sill Gardens
Hoover St
Gore Ee
Eae Lee
Williams Dial
South Sud
Reed Rentals
Office
Jefferson
Bill Smith Agency
Gienn
North Mth
Cardinal Home Furniture
Ceche Road
Gila Cooper
Els
Stewart's Furniture Snyder
Dial LO
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