Office Opened For Veterans At Cameron University
A new Veterans Affairs Office called the Tip Stop opened on the second floor foyer of Nance Boyer Hall at Cameron University. It operates 8:15 to 11 am daily Monday through Friday as an information center for veterans retirees Vietnam veterans and in certain cases dependents of retirees eligible for benefits. Gayle Coyle director of veterans affairs said services range from program selection to help in filling out registration forms for GI education benefits. Nance Boyer Hall sits just west of the Cameron Student Union.
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Cameron University
Veterans Affairs
Nance Boyer Hall
Veterans
Gayle Coyle
Cameron
Nance Boyer
Cameron Student Union
Prison Terms Ordered In Burglary and Assault Case
Shirley M. Fennell and Albert F. Jurasek were sentenced to eight years each in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to three counts of second degree burglary and one count of assault with a deadly weapon. Judge William Roberts imposed concurrent four year terms on the burglary counts and a consecutive four years for the assault.
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State Penitentiary
William Roberts
Shirley M. Fennell
Albert F. Jurasek
Jurasek
Fennell
Ronald D. Strickland
Geronimo
Alvin Perkaquanard
Comanche
Lynval Gifford
Strickland
Roberts
Bill E. D. Williams
Oklahoma City
Parole Backed For Area Man
The State Pardon and Parole Board recommended parole for Billy Grimes 36 for the 1959 killing of his father George L. Grimes in Cotton County. He would still face a second life term in his mother Irene Grimes death if released, with the couple found dead at their farm home northeast of Walters.
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Mcalester
Okla
State Pardon and Parole Board
Billy Grimes
George L. Grimes
Cotton County
David Boren
Grimes
Irene
Walters
Cityan Achieves Law School Honor
Susan G. Seamans daughter of Eldon L. and spouse is among 17 University of Oklahoma College of Law seniors initiated into the state chapter of The Order of the Coif. Members are chosen from the top 10 percent of the graduating class, the state equivalent of Phi Beta Kappa.
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Susan G. Seamans
Eldon L. Seamans
N.W. Elm
University of Oklahoma College of Law
Order of the Coif
Bowditch, American Mathematician of Navigation
Nathaniel Bowditch was an American mathematician born in 1773 whose landmark work on navigation helped the American Merchant Marine outsail all competitors. His teachings shaped maritime science and seafaring practice in U.S. ports and fleets.
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Nathaniel Bowditch
Crossword Clue Style Mystery In Charles Lamb Era
Andrew Carnegie built a vast iron and steel fortune and left much of his money for education. A cryptic clue style item hints at a time shorter than a usual feature, with literary references to Charles Lamb and a biblical term.
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Andrew Carnegie
Former CIA Chief Denies CIA Assassination Allegations
Former CIA Director Richard Helms denies CIA involvement in foreign leader assassinations. He tells reporters the CIA was never responsible and criticizes CBS journalist Daniel Schorr as he left closed Rockefeller Commission testimony. Helms and Colby faced questions on Cuba Vietnam and broader agency actions.
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CBS
Daniel Schorr
CIA
Helms
Schorr
Sence
Killer Schorr
Ford
Rockefeller Commission
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cuba
Vietnam
Colby
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