Goldwater Backs Multilateral Cuba Blockade Plan
Senator Barry Goldwater advocates an economic blockade of Cuba and U S support for Cuban exile attacks with invasion as a last resort. He calls for multilateral action, not unilateral U S troop use, and dismisses fears of nuclear retaliation. Cuban rebel sources report intensified raids and Donovan diplomacy rumors surface in Florida.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Cuba
U.S
United States
Organization of American States
Arizona Republican
Goldwater
Russia
Caribbean
Miami
State Department
Florida
Pompano Beach Sun-Sentinel
James B. Donovan
Shelter Survival Kits Arrive for Fallout Shelters
Survival kits weighing 8241 pounds were delivered to five city buildings designated as fallout shelters. Warren Wolverton said the shipment arrived from Tinker Air Force Base and contains food medical supplies sanitation goods and other items for use in case of radiation fallout. Buildings include Constitution Press Lacy Furniture Coca Cola Co Warren Hotel and Security Bank & Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense
Warren Wolverton
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
Constitution Press
Lacy Furniture
Coca-Cola Co
Warren Hotel and Security Bank & Trust Co
Lawton High Names Elaine Smith Teacher of the Month
Miss Elaine Smith English and creative writing teacher at Lawton High was selected as teacher of the month. Her students excelled in essay contests with thirteen earning honors last term and four creative writing students placing in the top ten in a state competition on hiring the handicapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Smith
Lawton High
Miss Smith
Stephens College
Northwestern University
University of Oklahoma
Delta Kappa Gamma
Lawton Education Association
Classroom Teachers Association
National Education Association
Garland Society
Oklahoma Senate Eyes High School Reforms and Training Hospital
The House may debate a uniform day of rest as McCarty notes. Sen. Glen Ham says the Senate will tackle two high school regulation bills one to close unaccredited schools and another to require 26 units of work which could shutter smaller schools. An agenda includes a stack of appropriation bills and progress on welfare transfers to start budget work.
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House
McCarty
Glen Ham
Pauls Valley
Senate
Ham
Fort Sill Lawton graduate center gains support for 2582 benefitting personnel
Russell F. Crouch says 2,582 people at Fort Sill may benefit from the University of Oklahoma's Fort Sill Lawton graduate center. The center, approved by OU leaders and state boards, joins OU's Tulsa and Oklahoma City centers with Altus planned. Major General Griffing praised the initiative as a forward step for military education. Of the 2,582, 2,082 are commissioned officers, 485 enlisted men, and 15 warrant officers with bachelor degrees.
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Russell F. Crouch
Fort Sill
Fort Sill-Lawton
University of Oklahoma
George L. Cross
University
Board of Regents
State Board of Regents For Higher Education
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Altus
Uate
L. S. Griffing
University Graduate Center
Perry businessman Edwin Malzahn named chair of Oklahoma commerce panel
Gov. Bellmon appoints Edwin Malzahn of Perry as chairman of the economic development commission overseeing the department of commerce and industry. Malzahn, 42, a mechanical engineer who runs Charles Machine Works maker of the Ditch Witch, is a Republican from Noble County. The move clears the way to name a new director to succeed Max Genet Jr. as commerce and industry chief.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Henry Bellman
Edwin Malzahn
Perry
Economic Development Commission
Department of Commerce and Industry
Commission
Max Genet Jr
Commerce and Industry
Bellman
Maizahn
Oklahoma State University
Charles Machine Works
Bellmon
Malzahn
Noble County
Perry Presbyterian Church
Commerce and Industry Department
Honors Given To Cub Scouts At Westwood School
Cub Scout Pack 177 held an Around the U S A themed meeting at Westwood school. Den 5 received the honor den award for March and the attendance award. Awards were presented by Assistant Cubmasters Lewis Hawkey and Manuel Gomez with multiple bobcat wolf bear and lion badges awarded to named scouts. Committee members Ed Campbell Tom Davis Steve Porter Hawkey and Gomez ran the program.
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U.S.A
Westwood School
Den 5
Lewis Hawkey
Manuel Gomez
Kenneth Handy
Gene Bynum
Kenneth Brox
Kendall Hatch
John Welch
Mike Smith
Michael Wright
Dorsey Holsinger
John Aten
James Murphy
David DeSautel
David
Joe Rosas
Billy Handy
Glenn Bynum
Steve Porter
Rickey Gourley
Joey Rosas
Ed Campbell
Tom Davis
Hawkey
Gomez
Money and Checks Reported Stolen Across City
A service station attendant reported theft of 200 dollars and checks payable to local firms were stolen from a SOS Service Station at 15th and Lee. Thomas N. Copeland and Pat Stepanick identified the incidents, with an incharge employee missing. Other thieves hit a billfold, a vending machine, paint on floors, a tire and wheel, a wrist watch, hub caps, and a small cash loss at a church burglary.
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Thomas N. Copeland
34Th
Pat Stepanick
15Th
Lee
Stepanick
Ethel Steward
Kingsbury
Ernest Hoy
Roy B. Hooper
S. 13Th
Oretha Huggins
Mildred Sanford
Geraldine Hinton
Washington
Clifford Oliver
S. 49Th
Peoples Baptist Church
S. Eighth
Terrorists Strike Latin Oil Fields
In the Lake Maracaibo district Venezuela suspected Communist terrorists attacked Creole Petroleum Corp. sites for the third time in as many months. A dynamite blast and fire shut down a major oil collection station and a pipeline breach followed hours later. Thirty wells operated by U.S. interests were knocked offline.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Creole Petroleum Corp
Lake Maracaibo
U.S
Hub Cap Theft Suspects Held
Local officers arrested three Lawton youths 17 18 and 21 years old for hub cap thefts from a 1955 Chevrolet owned by David Keith Thomason of 1413 Bell Street. A Fort Sill man, 22, was arrested for prowler activity near 13th and Summit with a .22 pistol 20 rounds and a switchblade.
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Fort Sillman
David Keith Thomason
Bell
Lawton
Holiday Inn
Lawton Schools to Attend Comanche Workshop Tonight
Six Lawton public school representatives join about 150 board members from Stephens Cotton Jefferson and Comanche counties for a 6 30 p m workshop at the Comanche high school cafetorium. Lawton attendees include Glen Dutcher Sam Joyner Jr Lawrence Sheffield John Elkins Hugh Bish and Ward McCracken Joyner will discuss How to Deal with Pressure Groups.
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Lawton
Comanche
Stephens
Cotton
Jefferson
Oklahoma State School Boards Association, Inc
Comanche High School
Glen Dutcher
Board of Education
Sam Joyner Jr
Lawrence Sheffield
John Elkins
Hugh Bish
Ward McCracken
Joyner
Letter Carriers Plan Convention In Lawton Oklahoma
The National Association of Letter Carriers Oklahoma state convention will be held in Lawton April 11 to 13 1964 drawing about 400 carriers from across the state. Lawton chapter president George Wilson and delegates invited attendees at the Lake Murray meeting. A district meeting with postmaster Charlie Payne as principal speaker is set for May 18 at the Hotel Lawtonian.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Oklahoma
Charlie Payne
NALC
Lake Murray Lodge
George Wilson
Lawton
Lake Murray
Payne
Lawtonian
Actress Jo an O'Brien Ends Planned Las Vegas Wedding
Actress Joan O'Brien called off her impending marriage to actor Harvey Allen a few hours before the ceremony in Las Vegas. The 24 year old announced through a spokesman that the wedding was off due to an unidentified death in the family, though sources cited an argument the night before.
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Las Vegas
New
Joan O'Brien
Harvey Allen
Miss O’brien
Allen
McNamara Signals Possible $2 Billion Cut to Aid Request
Defense secretary Robert McNamara and Rep Otto Passman indicated a possible reduction of up to 2 billion dollars in the President’s foreign aid request. McNamara warned against misreading the Clay report and stressed aid to eight border nations to deter larger conflicts. General Maxwell D Taylor supported the program saying it yields value for money.
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Cutter
Otto E. Passman
D-La
McNamara
Pentagon
Far East
Free World
South Korea
China
United States
Clay Committee
Achiev McNamara
Soviet Union
South Viet Nam
Thailand
Korea
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
South
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
Infant Kenneth Hood Jr. rites set in Apache
Services were at Bethel Pentecostal Holiness church for Kenneth Earl Hood Jr. one year old who died Sunday in a Lawton hospital. Born April 6, 1962 in Cyril, he had been ill about a week. Survivors include parents, a sister, grandparents, and great grandparents. Burial at Fairview cemetery with Crews Funeral home directing.
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Bethel Pentecostal Holiness Church
Kenneth Earl Hood Jr
Kenneth Earl Hood
Lawton
Cyril
Rhonda Lynn
Lloyd McClure
Apache
Homer Hood
J. F. McClure
Fox
Sam McBride
Rev
Rittlesburger
Carnegie
Fairview Cemetery
Crews Funeral Home
Bud Sawyer
Ben Claborn
Services Held For Mrs William E Brown In Grandfield
Mrs William E Brown 71 died Sunday in a Norman hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m Tuesday at Grandfield First Baptist Church conducted by Rev L A Norwood with burial in Grandfield cemetery. Born August 14 1891 in Mooreland Texas she is survived by her husband William E Brown and a daughter Mrs Gerald Mastin of Okmulgee.
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Grandfield
William E. Brown
Grandfield First Baptist Church
Norman
L. A. Norwood
Grandfield Cemetery
Boydston Funeral Home
Brown
Mooreland
Tex
Gerald Mastin
Okmulgee
Funeral Rites for Mrs Lizzie A Rush in Cache
Services for Mrs. Lizzie A Rush 69 of Cache were held at 10 30 a m in Lawton Funeral Home chapel. Rev Weldon Rightmer of Liberty Heights chapel officiated with burial in Highland Cemetery. Bearers were Charles Dickens Clarence Scott Jimmy Pinchback L J Arnau Robert Richardson and John Frampton Jr.
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Lizzie A. Rush
Cache
Lawton Funeral Home
Weldon Rightmer
Liberty Heights Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Charles Dickens
Clarence Scott
Jimmy Pinchback
L. J. Arnau
Robert Richardson
John Frampton Jr
Death of Earl Kerbo 70 in Mangum Area
Earl Lee Kerbo aged 70 of 1005 F was found dead at home after a lengthy heart condition. Services set for Thursday at 1 30 p.m. in Becker Memorial chapel with Dr H Tom Wiles officiating. Burial in Binger cemetery. Born March 7 1893 in Gainesville Texas he was WWI veteran, retired painter, Mangum Baptist member. Survivors include a son Don a daughter Mrs Bill Prater a stepson Earl Gene Davidson three brothers two sisters and three grandchildren.
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Earl Lee Kerbo
Becker Memorial Chapel
H. Tom Wiles
First Baptist Church
Binger Cemetery
Mr. Kerbo
Gainesville
Tex
Vera Kerbo
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hazel Webb
Detroit
Mich
Police Dogs Break Up Violence in Birmingham Demonstrations
Police dogs pacified a Sunday protest as 29 Negroes were arrested during a prayer march led by Rev. A. D. King. Violence erupted after a knife attack on a dog. officers tackled the assailant and police arrested others for parade permit violations and disobeying officers. Attending ministers urged desegregation and a mass meeting followed near a church.
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Birmingham
Ala
A. D. King
Martin Luther King Jr
al Hibbler
Eugene
Connor
King
Albert Boutwell
Fourteen Traffic Charges Filed by County Attorney
The county attorney's office filed fourteen traffic charges against motorists arrested by the highway patrol. Names include Clifton L Bridges 18 and Dewey Allen Burke 20 for reckless driving. Others face speeding at night driving on the left side and related offenses.
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Highway Patrol
Clifton L. Bridges
Fletcher
Dewey Allen Burke
Cyril
Lynn Jay Riggs
Rt. 1
Tipton
David K. Hartman
Fort Sill
William J. Danner
Cache
L. H. Callahan
S. 14Th
Charles Wilbert Hornbacker
Sheppard Afb
Beverly Ann Stephens
Duncan
Janet Lutitia Hood
James Madison Harper
Rt. 2
Comanche
Clyde Loyd Ward
Washington
Ronald Dean Clevenger
Smith
Trainees to perform light duty after blood donation
Lt. Col. Taylor C. Anthony of the 3rd Training Battalion notes that trainees will have only light duty training after donating blood. Medical staff including Mrs. Lou Aiken and Mrs. Rita Warrington assisted, with Capt. Stephen Chandler and Capt. Joe T. Bledsoe overseeing laboratory and preventive medicine sections.
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Stephen Chandler
Joe T. Bledsoe
Taylor C. Anthony
Pageant Rehearsal At Holy City Draws Out-Of-Town Groups
Sunday at the Holy City featured rehearsals with groups from Binger Anadarko Wichita Falls and Oklahoma City for a three hour religious pageant. About 500 cast members are expected with a final night rehearsal planned and weather hoped for.
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Holy City
Sandstrom
Binger
Anadarko
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce Board Meets for Routine Business
Ex all English president今日 said the monthly Chamber of Commerce board will convene at 9 a.m. Wednesday in the Chamber conference room to transact routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Chamber
Exall English
Glandular Inflammation Treatment Promises Relief
A vintage health notice claims glandular inflammation as a constitutional disease and warns against temporary remedies. It touts success at Excelsior Springs with over 1,000 communities treated in the past year, offering soothing relief and improved health.
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Excelsior Springs
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Excelsior Medical Clinic
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