Prices Drift Lower As Action Expected
New York stocks edged down at midday as traders awaited government moves on inflation. Dow Jones off 5.35 to 951.38 with declines ahead of advances. Oklahoma City livestock prices show cattle and hogs with modest gains and losses across categories.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Manchester
Afton
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Geary
Medford
Clinton
el Reno
Okeene
Watonga
Weatherford
Muskogee
Hobart
Altus
Yukon
Enid
Temple
Gulf
Barley
Mangum
MILO
Aston
Chickasha
Lamont
Pauls Valley
Students Write Famous People Replies to Letters
Seventh grade students at Eisenhower Junior High wrote to public figures and received responses. About 30 pupils sent letters to leaders and celebrities. three received Nixon cards with a peace statement. Others got Nixon bios or ecology briefs, and some had replies from Mrs. Johnson and Gov. Hall. One student gained a personal autograph and note from Red Foxx of Sanford and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower Junior High School
Nixon
Vietnam
America
Lyndon Baines Johnson
David Hall
Red Foxx
Nbc-Tv
POW John Ray to Speak at Cameron College Dinner
Former POW Capt John Ray of Pauls Valley will headline Cameron College annual international dinner. About 750 attendees will gather 5 to 7 p m in Shepler Center mezzanine to hear the speaker and enjoy regionally themed American cuisine and patriotic displays. Tickets are $3 at the door.
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John Ray
US Army
Pauls Valley
Cameron College Food Services
Discover America
Shepler Center
Cameron
J. R. Allison
United States
Maine
Florida
Allison
LSD Hearing Set Next Month for Charles Black
Preliminary hearing scheduled May 7 for Charles Black on LSD with intent to distribute charges. Bond set at $5,000 after alleged attempt to sell 30 LSD tablets to Lawton police undercover agent at a Lawton motel last Thursday.
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Charles Black
Bond
Lawton
Funeral rites set for Sgt James Shackelford 46
Funeral services will be held at 2 30 p m Thursday in Beck er Funeral Home chapel with burial at Post Cemetery for Sgt Ret James Coy Shackelford 46 of 1223 S 26th Place found dead in his pickup near 38th and 1 Monday morning Autopsy in Oklahoma City underway He married Maxima Balalong July 29 1960.
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James Coy Shackelford
Becker Funeral Home
Post Cemetery
Judgment Cut By U.S. Judge
U.S. District Court Judge Fred Daugherty reduced a $1,511,078 verdict to $800,000 in a damage suit won by Ronald L. Nichols, a quadriplegic, from an auto truck accident on the Muskogee Turnpike in Wagoner County. Defendants were TIME DC Inc and Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.
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Muskogee, Okla
U.S
Fred Daugherty
Ronald L. Nichols
Muskogee Turnpike
Wagoner County
T.i.m.e.dc Inc
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
Massachusetts
Public Records: Various Theft and Vandalism Reports
Public records list multiple incidents including thefts of batteries and tape recorders, vandalism to a school and a window, home burglaries, and lost wallets. Names include Beta ew Senchin 5334 Elm Ted D sree FS Dr Charles Graybill 116 N 36th Eisenhower Junior High School Dunbar Elementary Gerald Bollard 7320 N 46th Gene Ross Edmond Lewton Vanderbeek 1512 Baldwin William E Mace 2915 Prentice Lynex Jackson 2109 Jefferson Ann Ketchum 1613 re thef of tape recorder Fort Silt Seghen Taylor Fort Silt Gentry Boggs 1302 N Kingswood A T Umphers 1812 WN 23rd.
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Ew Senchin
Ted ‘D. Sree
Ore Pearee
Savto
Charles Graybill
Eisenhower Junior High School
Gore
Dunbar Elementary
Gerald Bollard
Gentry Boggs
N. Kingswood
A. T. Umphers
Fire Reports From Lowton Fire Crews Monday
Fire crews responded to calls at 1 45 p m at Bishop Rood for a minor blaze, 2 12 p m for a fire at ith and Gore, 8 22 p m at Belmont and Vth end for a house fire.
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Bishop Rood
Ith and Gore
Dergies
End Belmont
Cameron Group Attends Oklahoma Academy Meeting
Five Cameron College biology faculty joined 16 students at the Oklahoma Academy of Science spring meeting at Robbers Cave State Park. The three day event featured lectures on Robbers Cave geology and ecology and Elk transplant in Eastern Oklahoma.
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Cameron College
Oklahoma Academy of Science
Robbers Cave State Park
Robbers Cave
Oklahoma
Mickey Cooper
State Academy
Cameron
Jack Tyler
Doyle McCoy
Howard Hopkins
Wayne Epperson
Rod Kemper
Bob Morgan
Dennis Parmlee
Mary Jay
Cathy Mauck
Betty Trash
Alice Cleland
Janice Buckner
Adreienne Freese
Jerry Barker
Delton Foley
Mike Lodes
Sam Morrow
Mike Nevins
Paul Reynolds
Raymond Yeats
Reward Posted In Robberies
A $200 reward is offered for information leading to arrests and convictions in robberies at seven Cardinal Food Stores owned by Ed Cagle. He asks informants to contact police with secrecy.Robberies have occurred six times in six months, the latest at Mission Village store with four masked youths hijacking and taking $650.
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Cagle
Cardinal Food Stores
Ed Cagle
Mission Village
First Million-Dollar Racehorse Tops Earings Record
Citation earned a total of $1,085,760 from 1947 to 1951 and became the first horse to win a million dollars in racing.
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Citation
Elisberg outlines motives in Pentagon Papers case
Daniel Ellsberg explains copying the Pentagon Papers to aid Congress in ending the Vietnam War. He testified that release would not harm U S national defense and said four presidents Truman Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson misled the public about the war.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Elisberg
Pentagon
Vietnam
Congress
Elisberg
Anthony Russo
Rand
Ellsberg
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Health and Welfare Group Sets Friday Meeting at Cameron
More than 100 members of the Southwest Area Division of the Oklahoma Health and Welfare Association will attend the division’s annual meeting Friday at Shepler Center, Cameron College. The event runs 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and features Dr. Hayden H. Donahue as keynote with panels on services for adults and children. Guests include Sen. Jim Taliaferro Cameron College president Dr. Don Owen and Mayor Don Whitaker.
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Southwest Area Division
Oklahoma Health and Welfare Association
Shepler Center
Cameron College
Hayden H. Donahue
State Department of Mental Health
Central State
Griffin Memorial Hospital
Dr. Donahue
John H. Holt
Ted Stephens
Region VI
Donald J. Abbott
Jim Taliaferro
Don Owen
Don Whitaker
Katherine Hudson
State of Oklahoma Health and Welfare Association
Underwriters Set Panel Talk On Client Prospecting
A panel discussion on client prospecting and service will be featured during the Wednesday meeting of the Southwestern Life Underwriters Association. The luncheon meeting will be held at noon at Martins Restaurant. The event is open to all career life insurance agents.
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Southwestern Life Underwriters Association
Martin's
Lawton Leads Oklahoma City Sales Tax Uptick in April
City sales tax receipts statewide rose to 233305 in April with 4.8966 million distributed to 298 towns, a 17.3 percent increase from a year ago. Lawton retained a 2 percent levy and posted 221945 for February business.
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Lawton
Oklahoma Tax Commission
S. W. Hampton
Southwest
Oklahoma
Births and admissions fill hospital records across towns
The hospital notices list births including a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weatherly in Del City, with time and weight, alongside numerous admissions and discharges for medical and surgical cases from towns such as Cache, Norman, Lawton, and surrounds, detailing patient names and routes.
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Jack Dodd
Cache
Anna Bridgewater
Forest
Elvira Broussard
Douglas
James Carlock
Marion E. Carnes
Marlow
Karsen K. Davis
Cyril
Denise C. Dennis
Ruth Finney
Apache
Dwight A. Gaines
Monroe
Deborah A. Griswold
N. 32Nd
Jewell F. Grooms
Geronimo
John T. Haley
Roosevelt
Joe A. House
Birch
Tony Huddleston
Jessica V. Jones
Elm
Leo R. Keeney
Liberty
Judith A. Ketchum
Dorchester Drive
Linda G. Keyes
Eisenhower Drive
Louise R. Kirkham
N. 10Th
Farris A. Lindsey
Oak
Ruby M. Little
Jess L. Lynch
Mary M. Miller
Altus
Donald E. Montgomery
Lindy
Michael W. Mosley
Gore
Mary Kate Patterson
Maggie R. Williams
Sybie D. Williams
Rush Springs
Ruben Williamson
Pennsylvania
Sieglinde Black
Sheridan
Jeffrey D. Bowman
Temple
Wayne D. Cagle
Shirley A. Caren
S. 17Th
Catherine M. Hallinan
N. 48Th
Mary F. Hefl
Joe Weatherly
del City
Youth with Suspended Sentence Arrested for Horse Cruelty
Ronald William Branson, 17, on a complaint of cruelty to animals after a third horse was slashed and left barely alive near the North Canadian River. Branson previously received a five year suspended sentence for hacking death of a pony and sexual mutilation of a horse. he is an escapee from a juvenile home and was held at Berry House with a 14 year old companion returned to a ranch.
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Oklahoma City
Ronald William Branson
North Canadian River
Branson
Wesleyan Youth Inc. Boys’ Ranch
Berry House
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma
Homer Smith
Schools To Offer PREP Program In Lawton
Lawton Public Schools certified to offer a Pre-Discharge Education Program for Fort Sill personnel to earn high school diplomas. Federal funds reimburse the district. Fort Sill provides space. The district hires staff and the program starts in September with eight hours daily for six weeks.
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Lawton Public
Oklahoma State Accrediting Agency
Fort Sill
Lawton
Hearing Stated In Larceny Case
Thomas E. Reid 22 of 418 Woodland Drive arraigned in district court on grand larceny charge. Bond set at 2000. Reid subdued by Clarence Shay 7126 Woodland Place after allegedly taking a tire and wheel from a car Shay owned and held until police arrived.
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Thomas E. Reid
Woodland Drive
Reid
Clarence Shay
Woodland Place
Shay
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Georgia Best
Washington
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Judy Thompson
Minco
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Carnegie
Ronald Bearbow
Arapaho
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