Funeral Services for Lem Foster Sr. Held in Lawton
Funeral services were held for Lem Foster Sr. of 912 B as Lawton Funeral Home chapel presided by Rev. Argus Hamilton. Foster died Wednesday in a local rest home after nine years of illness. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery. survivors include his wife Clare, son Lem Jr., a brother, two sisters and two grandchildren.
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Lem Foster Sr
Lawton Funeral Home
Foster
Argus Hamilton
Centenary Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Mr. Foster
Smithville
Tenn
Indiahoma
Belton
Tex
Lawton
Clare van Hoozer
Marion
Foster Tire
Lem Jr
Hubbard
Emma Brunson
Billie Jo Bolin
Tennessee
Becker Memorial Chapel
John Heidebrecht
Lawton Mennonite Brethren Mission
Richard L. Wilson
Buster Glasgow
Calvin
Bill
Jim
Lester
Chester McCracken
Cora Hollander
Cache First Baptist Church
Elmer Price
Cache
Competent Reporter Beats Government News Control
Herbert Brucker editor of the Hartford Courant told ANPA delegates that competent reporters backed by publishers and editors can defeat managed news. He warned that government censorship is defended as patriotic and urged firm press backing to uncover truth during crises. The session also noted a Rockefeller speech at the ANPA dinner.
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H. D. Quigg
United Press International New York
UPI
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Herbert Brucker
Hartford Courant
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Brucker
ANPA
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Sylvester
Arthur Sylvester
For Public Affairs
Folows
Cuba
Pacific
Soviet Union
Anpa Bureau of Advertising
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Phi Beta Kappa taps first Negro at Georgia
Hamilton E Holmes becomes University of Georgia s first black Phi Beta Kappa member joining Charlayne A Hunter who helped desegregate the campus in 1961. Holmes, 21, learned he earned election and the right to wear the key for his high grades.
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Athens, Ga
Hamilton E. Holmes
University of Georgia
Phi Beta Kappa
Holmes
Charlayne A. Hunter
Atlanta
Prominent Leaders Named to Jefferson Jackson Dinner Committee
Eleven prominent Democrats including two former Oklahoma governors were named to a finance committee for the Jefferson Jackson dinner in Oklahoma City on May 20. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson will speak at the $25 banquet to raise funds to retire the party debt of about $250 000.
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Oklahoma City
Lyndon B Johnson
Elmer Harber
Shawnee
Roy Turner
W.J. Holloway
W.P. Bill Atkinson
Midwest City
Don Baldwin
Anadarko
Bill Skeith
McAlester
del Rentzel
B.D. Eddie
Sam Clammer
Washington
Ed Hughes
Tulsa
Aubrey Kerr
Friday Fitzgerald
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Billie Bolin
William Jago
Sir
U. S. Army Hospital
Sgt
Jago
Phillipsburg
N. J
Hazel May Grubb
Elkton
Army
Fort Sill
California
Order of the Eagles
Huntington
Charles E. Gray
Post
Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Holly Jane Jago
E. Lawson
Clayton Jago
Eugene Dailey
Easton
Carol Ehrie
Charles Crosson Jr
Carey Jago
Clayton Jago Jr
Allentown
Kendall Wilson
First Methodist
B. F. Jones
Joe Gomez
Ray Heilaman
Harvey Dudley
Henry Lesch
P. M. Tarrant
Corwin McMichael
Louis Hrbacek
Fairview Cemetery
Crews
Hale Price
Tassy Peoperant
Adian Angel
Tussy
Helena Rubinstein
Iso
Alcoho Physicians & Surgeons
Keller
Walgreens
Afi
Castoria
Hillrose
Teey Te
Olafsen
Cmtc Mrc Min Es
Johnny Shelf
Ramrod
Brittany
Walgreen Agency
5Th & “D
Red Flasher Lantern
Can
Gore Boulevard
Lewton
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Oklahome City
Cord
Caddee
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