Severe storm warnings issued for southwest Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle
The U S Weather Bureau issued a severe weather forecast for parts of southwest Oklahoma the Texas Panhandle south plains and north central Texas from 2 to 8 p m. Thunderstorms expected to develop this afternoon with a few becoming severe including possible tornadoes. Rainfall totals observed include .63 inch in Anadarko and .73 inch in Oklahoma City as farmers welcome relief to parched soils.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
Texas
Lubbock
Tex
Lawton
Erick
Weatherford
Red River
Waurika
Weather Bureau
Anadarko
Reds Launch New Incidents In Viet Nam
Communists attacked five adjoining government outposts in Ca Mau Peninsula about 150 miles southwest of Saigon. About 700 troops in seven companies were involved as Bien Nhi outpost fell under fire. Reports describe the battle as horrifying confusion with fog hindering air support and many government troops retreating in clothing.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ca Mau
Ap Bac
Bien Nhi
Song Trem
Teachers Ready City Convention in Lawton
More than 300 teachers are expected at a state Kappa Kappa Iota convention Saturday at the Hotel Lawtonian. Mrs. Wesley Silk will preside with Mrs. Bob Roundtree guiding workshops as state secretary. Irene Sloan of Enid will be installed with other officers at the one day meeting themed Construction With Instruction.
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Kappa Kappa Iota
Lawtonian
Wesley Silk
Lawton High School
KKI
Bob Roundtree
LHS
Irene Sloan
Enid
Lawton
Gamma Mu
Gamma Lambda
Beta Alpha
Rho
Edmondson Gary Meet Before Kerr Exit Opens Senate Race
In Oklahoma City Edmondson and Gary met at Lake Texoma hours before Robert Kerr Jr withdrew from the 1964 Democratic Senate race. They pledged a campaign without personal vilification and mutual support of the eventual nominee. Harris weighs entry as Kerr’s exit shifts dynamics.
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Constitution
Salahoma City
U.S
J. Howard Edmondson
Raymond Gary
Edmondson
Gary
Howard Edmondson
Lake Texoma Lodge
Robert S. Kerr Jr
James Fisk
Sen
U. S. Senate
Washington
Bill Atkinson
Atkinson
Pose Capo
Harris
Kerr
Harris Harris
Ceibe
Mannaeison
Military ruler extends siege in Guatemala City
Guatemala City AP reports Colonel Enrique Peralta extended the modified state of siege by 30 days citing groups trying to maintain a climate of unrest and block constitutional guarantees. The move keeps emergency powers in place amid political tension and security concerns.
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Guatemala City
Col
Enrique Peralta
Van Gogh Landscape Sold For Record 92 000 Pounds
Francis Taylor father of actress Elizabeth Taylor bought the 1889 Van Gogh landscape View of the Asylum and Chapel of St Remy at auction for 92 000 pounds about 257 000 dollars.
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London
Francis Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Asylum
St. Remy
Envoys Meet Khrushchev Over Test Ban Breakthrough
U S and British ambassadors Foy Kohler and Sir Humphrey Trevelyan met Premier Khrushchev in Moscow in a secret Kremlin talk seen as aiming to unlock stalled Geneva nuclear test ban negotiations. The discussion focused on on site inspections with proposals rumored for 30 inspections over seven years, amid Western demands for seven per year and Soviet resistance.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
U. S
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Geneva
Foy D. Kohler
Britain
Humphrey Trevelyan
Kremlin
United States
West
Princess Alexandra Weds Scot In Westminster Abbey Splendor
Princess Alexandra of Kent wed Angus Ogilvy in Westminster Abbey in a medieval spectacle attended by 2,000 guests and watched by millions. The bride, 26, wore ceremonial dignity as vows were exchanged before Archbishop Ramsay.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Alexandra of Kent
Westminster Abbey
Angus Ogilvy
Earl of Airlie
Anne
Elizabeth II
Parliament Square
Duke of Kent
Princess Marina
Ogilvy
Britain
Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Queen Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Marina
Canterbury
Michael Ramsay
St. James Palace
American military complex on alert in Asia amid Laos crisis
NAHA Okinawa AP reports America’s largest Asia based military complex entered alert as Laos crisis escalates. Many troop leaves were canceled and pass restrictions tightened.
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Naha
Okinawa
America
Asia
Laos
Hardening Soviet Laos stance imperils peace hopes
A sharper Soviet position jeopardizes Laos neutrality and raises fight risks. Moscow demands including US blame in a joint cease fire declaration, a demand Britain rejects. The Plaine des Jarres clashes pit Pathet Lao against Kong Le forces, eroding recent gains and alarming U.S. officials.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Laos
Moscow
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Britain
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Kong le
U.S
Veteran Editor Chet Holding Dies in Tipton
Chester Allen Holding 68 long known as Tipton Tribune publisher and civic leader died Tuesday after surgery in Oklahoma City. Born November 6 1894 in Tina Missouri he moved to Oklahoma in childhood and served in World War I. He later became postmaster and was a charter Lions Club member. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Church of Christ with Wilburn Dennis officiating. Burial at See RITES Page 2 Col 1.
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Tipton
Chester Allen
Chet” Holding
Church of Christ
Holding
Oklahoma City
Tipton Tribune
Waurika
Duncan
The
Lions Club
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
National League of Postmasters
Tribune
Allan Minger
Tina
B. F. Holding
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Vera Zumwalt
Brownwood
Tex
Anadarko
Chicago
Marine Corps
Wilburn Dennis
2300th Student Enrolls At Lawton High School
Lawton high school enrolled its 2300th student today, the largest in the school's history. The new student is Jerry Barr, a senior and former Fort Sill Indian School student.
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Lawton High School
Jerry Barr
Fort Sill
Panel Of Legislators Named For Oklahoma Budget Conference
House Speaker J D McCarty appointed 15 house members to the appropriations conference committee with Senate leader Roy Beecher set to name 15 senators next week. The panel will shape the state budget by negotiating a compromise allocations plan to fund agencies and programs.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
J. D. McCarty
House
Appropriations
Senate
Roy Beecher
McCarty
Beecher
Carl Williams
William P. Willis
Tahlequah
Oklahoma
New Nuclear Sub Jack Launched At Portsmouth Yard
The nuclear powered attack submarine Jack was launched at Portsmouth naval shipyard two weeks after the sister ship Thresher was lost with 129 crew. The Jack, the 130th sub built there, will feature a high performance sonar and precision fire control for underwater weapons along with quiet operation.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Jack
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Thresher
Navy
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W. H. Odom
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