Envoys To See Soviet Premier About Test Ban
Washington and London plan talks with Premier Khrushchev to revive interest in a nuclear test ban. Ambassadors Kohler and Trevelyan are expected to meet Khrushchev after discussions with Foreign Minister Gromyko. Kennedys briefing described Geneva talks as deadlocked with Moscow facing internal and external strains.
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Lawton
Washington
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S
Kennedy
MacMillan
London
Moscow
Foy Kohler
Humphrey Trevelyan
Andrei Gomyko
State Department
Geneva
Moscow-Peking
Embargo Proposed by U S Against Cuba at OAS
Washington officials said the United States will ask the Organization of American States to halt all trade with Cuba except for food and medicine. The move aims to pressure Fidel Castro’s government while seeking Soviet troop withdrawal as context. The plan follows Senate leader Mansfield’s push to end Castroism.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Organization of American States
Cuba
U. S
OAS
Fidel Castro
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Hospital Births and Admissions Listed Across Towns
The notice lists births and admissions from multiple area hospitals including Carnegie, Anadarko, Marlow, Cache, Norman, Walters, and Elgin. It names newborns with times and weights and records patients under various medical and surgical categories with addresses and names of families and physicians.
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Southwestern
Nancy Ware
William L. Ware
N. W
Marlow
Knox Polk
Grandfield
Fred W. Reed
Gilbert E. Burkhalter
Monroe
J. Ferrell French
S. 27Th
Charles Windle
Pollard
Jesse Tidwell
Cache
Arthur E. Jenkins
Bell
Bettie P. Jones
Edgar Lee Davis
Walters
Theodore Castle
Sterling
Ronald Wagner
Elgin
Ernest Ligon
Altus
Lisa Keeble
Eugene Keeble
Park
Belle Wilson
Robert Wade
Monroe Sullivan
Tennessee
Roger Lawrence
Summit
Elmo Brinkman
Duke
Annie Williams
Arlington
Don Bentley
Elsie Clark
Euclid
Robert Reed
Fletcher
Gregory Schulz
Snyder
Ronnie Childs
N. 26Th
Rhuie Tafolla
Tommy Mansell
Maple
Alice Gover
Frederick
Tommy Wells
Jefferson
Gid Hampton
Loyce Reed
Tipton
Lelyan Whitmore
Grace Chapman
Carver
Velma Garrett
S. 12Th
Stephanie Welch
Virgil Welch
Davie Ferguson
John Fryman
Emory Hoard
Susan Johnson
Comanche
Jessie Kelly
Leora Parker
Indiahoma
Noreen Queton
Anadarko
Sur
Police Court Disposes Cases Before Municipal Judge Oaks
The Munici pal Judge J Merle Oaks disposed multiple cases today. Defendants faced speeding red light following too closely and public drunkenness with fines ranging from 5 to 20 dollars, including suspended penalties and bond forfeitures where noted.
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J. Merle Oaks
James L. Laughlin
Kingsbury
Bobby T. Caldwell
Lee Bird
Lea Roy Bookman
Monroe
Palmer R. Ramey Jr
Arlington
Douglas
Marjorie A. Vasquez
Euclid
Lawton High elects class and student officers
Lawton high school announces student body and class officers. Newly elected are Mike Berkowick president Verna Mae Hooper secretary Gene Cagle vice president Judy Waid treasurer and Butch Hogue president Tommy Hamm vice president Brenda Smith secretary Mike Hennessee treasurer Shirley Stanley cheerleader Judy Myers junior elected cheerleader A run off is set for Jerry Anderson Steve Greer president Shaun Wicker Ann Smith vice president Stephanie Williams Jan Hornbeck secretary A recount is underway for junior class treasurer with Kay Hilson and Linda Buck as candidates.
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Lawton High School
Bob Roundtree
Mike Berkowick
Verna Mae Hooper
Gene Cagle
Judy Waid
Butch Hogue
Tommy Hamm
Brenda Smith
Mike Hennessee
Shirley Stanley
Judy Myers
Jerry Anderson
Steve Greer
Shaun Wicker
Ann Smith
Stephanie Williams
Jan Hornbeck
Kay Hilson
Linda Buck
Wrong Spray Kills Herefords At Mississippi Plantation
A plantation manager Henry Mounce was seriously injured after using the wrong insecticide on 180 purebred Hereford cattle on the 1 400 acre French Bend plantation ten miles south of Greenwood Mississippi. The entire herd valued at about 40000 dollars died soon after spraying. Authorities believe a cotton insecticide was mistakenly used for cattle.
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Greenwood
Miss
UPI
Henry Mounce
French Bend
Mounce
Yandell Frasier
Here
School Curb Fight Looms Over Student Absences
Oklahoma City AP The State Committee of the North Central Association of Secondary Schools plans to rewrite a 5 day absence rule for extracurricular activities and present it to lawmakers on Thursday. Rep. Tom Tate of Osage County remains skeptical the revised wording will win approval.
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Oklahoma City
North Central Association of Secondary Schools
Tom Tate
Osage County
Oklahoma Medical Center bond approval seen in Senate
Senate floor leader Glen Ham predicted passage of a 7 million dollar bond for the University of Oklahoma Medical Center. Backers cite 15 million federal matching funds for a 22 million expansion. bill seeks voter approval and includes 44 member co authors. Senator Ritzhaupt pushes a dental school and bond tax proposal.
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Oklahoma City
UPS
Senate
Glen Ham
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
House
Ham
Louis Ritzhaupt
Guthrie
Mass graves found in forests near Lodz in Poland
Two mass graves containing several thousand Nazi victims were found in forests near Lodz. PAP cited that the victims likely were Jews from Zadogosz or the Lodz ghetto and were believed to have been gassed in trucks in 1942 43. An investigation opened to determine exact numbers.
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Warsaw
Poland
UPI
PAP
Lodz
Zadogosz
Hussein Won't Give Up Throne For Arab Union
Amman reports Jordan's King Hussein pledges to defend his throne and continue his rule despite pressure for Arab unity. He says he will not step aside for a union while hinting monarchy might stay in place if Jordan joins the United Arab Republic. Riots in Jerusalem leave several dead and many jailed as tensions rise around Nasserist plans and regional responses.
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Jordan
Hussein
United Arab Republic
Jerusalem
Syria
Iraq
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hospital Planned For Capitol Hill In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City businessmen announce a 200 bed hospital costing 2.5 million in Capitol Hill. The drive has raised 500,000 with 800,000 promised locally. Hill Burton funds will cover 1.2 million. The facility will be the South Community Hospital.
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Oklahoma City
UPD
Capitol Hill
Jim Lookabaugh
Fund Drive
Federal Hill-Burton
South Community Hospital
House To Step Up Adjournment Pace
Oklahoma House will convene at 9 30 a m Wednesday rather than 1 p m to speed adjournment. Speaker J D McCarty said the change is needed to allow review of more than 200 bills on the calendar. All bills in committee die today unless brought out by two thirds vote.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
J. D. McCarty
McCarty
Postponed Action On Liquor Price Fix Proposal
Senate and federal committees postponed action on the liquor price fixing bill for one week after a motion by Sen. Don Baldwin to indefinitely delay failed. Several liquor lobbyists attended. discussions cited potential $3 million annual sales tax loss and a need to prevent chaos in pricing. Governor Bellman declined to take a stand on the measure.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Senate State and Federal Government Committee
Don Baldwin
Anadarko
Baldwin
Art McComas
Elk City
Robert Breeden
Cleveland
Walt Allen
Chickasha
S. S. McColgin
Reydon
Denzil Garrison
Bartlesville
Business and Industry
Joe Bailey Cobb
Tishomingo
Ray Fine
Gore
Claud Thompson
Wholesalers’ Association
Red Andrews
Andrews
Louis Ritzhaupt
Guthrie
Allen
Liquor Board
House
Henry Bellman
Republican Party
Expectant Wife Slain After Breakfast Visit in Oklahoma City Area
Oklahoma City AP report says Vickie Jean Hill, 17, was found strangled in a Midwest City apartment Monday night. Her husband Richard Hill, 18, found the body and police seek a breakfast guest named Charley who had been invited to their home. The crime left the three room apartment ransacked. evidence includes an electric clock cord, apron, and a kitchen knife. The victim was raped, according to medical examiners. Hill, whose right arm is amputated, reported the suspect resembled a man seen on the stairs earlier in the day and identified a breakfast guest as Charley who he knew only by that name. The couple’s first child would have been born in November.
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Oklahoma City
Midwest City
Richard Hill
Vickie Jean
Marvin Gates
Gates
John Day
Hill
Adenauer Foe Will Get Post
The Christian Democratic party nominated Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard to succeed Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Erhard, aged 66, won 159 votes to 47 with 18 abstentions as Adenauer opposed the move and prepares to retire in October after a 14 year era.
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Bonn
Germany
UPI
Christian Democratic Party Today
Ludwig Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Christian Democratic
Erhard
Seventh Fleet Mobilizes as Laos Tension Rises
The Seventh Fleet positions about 125 warships and 60,000 Navy and Marine personnel near the Gulf of Siam as a precautionary warning to Communist threats in Laos. Vice Admiral Thomas H. Moorer commands the force, which includes 650 aircraft and a full Marine division ready for rapid reinforcement from Okinawa. The move follows a 5,000 Marine and 1,000 air personnel intervention in Thailand last May to blunt Laotian Communist advances.
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Washington
U.S
Laos
Gulf of Siam
Southeast Asia
Gulf
Thomas H. Moorer
North Pacific
South China Sea
Siberia
Formosa
Okinawa
7Th Fleet
Thailand
United States
Teachers to Take Exams Saturday in Oklahoma
County Superintendent Clarence Scott announced teachers will sit exams at 9 a.m. Saturday in the county courthouse basement. The tests, statewide in basis, grant the required credit in the subject. those wishing to take the exam should report to Scott's office.
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Oklahoma
Clarence Scott
Scott
OSU Assistant Dean to Meet Lawton High Students
Mrs. Helen Hill assistant dean of women at Oklahoma State University will confer with Lawton high school students on May 8 as they plan to attend OSU next term.
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Helen Hill
Oklahoma State University
Lawton High School
OSU
Funeral Rites Set for Sgt. Al Baker
Funeral services for Sgt. (Ret.) Al Baker, who died Sunday in Colorado Springs, will be held Friday at Friendship Baptist Church in Colorado Springs. Baker served 21 years in the Army from 1941 to 1962 and was once stationed at Fort Sill. He is survived by wife Nona of Colorado Springs, two sons Al and Hubert, three daughters Norma Jean Onie May and Saskia, two brothers Lewis and John, and one grandchild.
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al Baker
Colorado Springs
Colo
Friendship Baptist Church
Baker
Army
Fort Sill
Nona
Washington
Hubert
Lubbock
Tex
Norma Jean
Onie May
Saskia
Los Angeles
Calif
Lewis
Jefferson
John
S. 18Th
James E Henley Henley Dies at 65 in Walters
James E Henley 65 died after a lengthy illness Saturday. Services were held today at Pearson Funeral Home chapel with burial in Walters Cemetery. He was born August 30, 1879 in Texas. Surviving are wife Martha and children Frank Sacramento Bob Fort Sill Billy overseas and Kathleen Carlile Duncan.
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Walters
James E. Henley
Pearson Funeral Home
Walters Cemetery
Henley
Texas
Martha
Frank
Sacramento
Calif
Bob
Fort Sill
Billy
Kathleen Carlile
Duncan
Sanford Baughman services held for Sanford J Baughman
Sanford J Baughman age 62 of 916 F died Saturday. Services were held Monday afternoon in Lawton Funeral Home chapel. Rev C W Sasser pastor of People’s Baptist Church officiated with burial in Highland Cemetery. Bearers were A C James Raymond Disney Rudolph Mulstedt Marvin Baughman Len Baughman and Frank Corrforth.
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Sanford J. Baughman
Lawton Funeral Home
C. W. Sasser
People’s Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
A. C. James
Raymond Disney
Rudolph Mulstedt
Marvin Baughman
Len Baughman
Frank Corrforth
Pioneer Cache resident Cora Hollander dies at 74
Cora Hollander 74 longtime Cache resident died Monday afternoon in a Lawton hospital. Born May 20, 1888 in Kansas she moved to Cache in 1901 and married Frank Hollander in 1906. Services 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cache First Baptist with Rev. Elmer Price officiating. burial in Cache Cemetery. Burial handled by Cache Funeral Home. Surviving: two daughters Frances Wynn and Dellenarette Miller two sons George and Carl Hollander a sister Ollie Glandon and a brother O B Kerns. 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Cache
Cora Hollander
Lawton
Cache First Baptist Church
Hollander
Kansas
Frank Hollander
Elmer Price
Cache Cemetery
Cache Funeral Home
Frances Wynn
Dellenarette Miller
Elk City
Kans
George Hollander
Carl Hollander
Ollie Glandon
O. B. Kerns
Bay Rum Production Method Described
Bay rum is prepared by steeping bay tree leaves and berries in pure new rum and then distilling the mixture to extract its aroma and flavor.
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