No Fraud Found In Mart Break By Probe Group
A two year SEC study found no evidence of manipulation in the 1962 stock market drop. The panel backed an NYSE report and urged stronger self regulation, changes in NYSE voting power, curbs on mutual fund fees, and tighter credit buying rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchanges
National Association of Securities Dealers
Commission
Congress
Senate
House
SEC
Federal Reserve Board
First Lady in VIP Ward After Caesarean Birth
The article details Mrs. Kennedy resting in a hospital VIP wing after a Caesarean birth. President Kennedy called from Boston to check on her and the baby who faced breathing difficulties. Grandmothers Rose Kennedy and Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss are mentioned with family nurse Louella Hennessey nearby.
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Princess Lee Radziwell
Greece
Washington
John W. Walsh
Cape Cod
Mrs. Kennedy
Kennedy
Otis
White House
John Jr
Boston
Georgetown Hospital
Kennedy Baby Born Prematurely At Air Force Base
The Kennedy infant born at 12 3 pm EDT weighed four pounds ten and a half ounces and 17 inches long after Mrs. Kennedy rushed to Otis Air Force Base by helicopter. The baby faced idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome and was moved to Boston Children’s Medical Center for care. President Kennedy traveled by air to be near wife and child but arrived after the birth. the family’s nurse and security monitored conditions at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Medical Center
Kennedy
John Jr
Air Force Hospital
Squaw Island
Air Force
Jan
Opt
Walsh
White House
Air Force Base
Luella Hennessey
Walpole
Mass
Osterville
Hyannis Port
Otis Air Force Base
Moscow
Stephen Smith
Boston Hospital
Salinger
James E. Drorbaugh
Otis
Secret Service
Lawmaker Howard Smith Improves After Mild Upset
Rep. Howard W. Smith 80 of Virginia is much improved after a digestive upset at the Capitol on Wednesday. The House Rules Committee chairman had a mild food poisoning episode and was not hospitalized, staying in bed at his Alexandria home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Capitol
House Rules Committee
Alexandria
Area Weather Forecast Shows Hot, Likely Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy conditions persist through Friday with scattered thundershowers. Highs near 99 today and tomorrow, 100 on Wednesday, lows around 74 or 76, with an 11 am reading of 85.
Subscription Rates for Lawton Area Newspapers
Rates list for Morning Press Sunday editions, Constitution titles, and combined subscriptions via mail or carrier. Includes in state and out of state prices per month or year, with delivery options and additional charges.
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Lawton
Constitution
Constitution Press
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Cad- Go
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson Counties
Pte
Press & Sunday
Const Press & Sun
Oklahoma & Lawton
Const. Press & Sun
Oklahoma GOP split over Goldwater delegation
A UPI report checked with state Republicans confirmed Burkett’s officer status while not confirming a withdrawal. Tulsa attendees said Burkett withdrew Tuesday night. Bellmon plans active effort to block an instruction for Goldwater, calling 1960 Nixon delegation guidance mistaken. Garrison predicts broad support for Goldwater with Bellmon backing him.
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Goldwater Club
UPI
GOP
Burkett
Tulsa
Bellman
Goldwater
Oklahoma Gop
Richard M. Nixon
Garrison
Bellmon
Senator Goldwater
Teacher To East Africa For Two Year Science Posts
Thomas a 1958 graduate of Layton High School will teach sciences in East African secondary schools for a two year term under a program sending about 270 American teachers to the region during 1961 and 1962. He holds a BA from St John’s College Annapolis and will teach physics chemistry biology mathematics English history and geography. After Africa he plans to return to the United States to pursue law school or continue teaching.
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Thomas
Lawton High School
St. John's College
Annapolis
East Africa
Africa
United States
Post Range Fire Burns At Fort Sill East Range
A 1000 acre fire on Fort Sill East Range was allowed to burn out after starting about 3 p.m. Wednesday. Ten men monitored the blaze within firebreaks. it self extinguished around 5 45 a.m. with no danger and troops withdrawn.
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Fort Sill
Oklahoma Cotton Crop Estimated At 300000 Bales
The Agriculture Department projects Oklahoma 1963 cotton at 300000 bales, down 11000 from 1962, amid soil moisture shortages and recent hot, dry weather. National yield set at 471 pounds per acre on 14254000 acres. state and regional production detailed with extra long staple American Egyptian cotton included.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Mississippi
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Mumps Breaks Out At Camp 45th In Arkansas
A mumps case was reported at FT CHAFFEE Arkansas as the 45th Infantry Division held summer camp. Phc Hubert Hamilton of Pawnee was hospitalized and later vaccinated, with 69 men in his company Co B 120th Engineers treated as a precaution. The Thunderbird division continued combat training amid a dust issue finally eased by a thundershower.
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FT. Chaffee
Ark
Oklahoma
45Th Infantry Division
Hubert Hamilton
Pawnee
Hamilton
120Th
Thunderbird
Delayed Report Counts Oklahoma Traffic Toll Rise
The Associated Press reports a California woman died from injuries in a July crash near Muldrow Oklahoma. Mrs. Janey Breedlove, 49, of Bell Gardens California, died August 3, bringing Oklahoma’s 1963 traffic toll to 394, up from 298 at this time last year.
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Associated Press
California
Oklahoma
Janey Breedlove
Bell Gardens
Cali
YMCA Building Site Group Hears Official At Meeting
John Holcomb of YMCA Building Services Chicago spoke to Lawton YMCA site committee about site options for a new building. Elmer Bauman chairs the 16-member committee. Allan Sasser leads the YMCA board's site process. a subcommittee will trim to four sites before final board decision.
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YMCA
John Holcomb
Ymca Building Services
Chicago
Ill
Lawton
Holcomb
Elmer Bauman
Allan Sasser
U's Board of
Pete Becker
Robert E. Burke
Jerry Mustain
Bill Needham
Arnold Newcombe
W. S. Parish
Col
Mitchell W. Phillips
Manville Redman
Gale Sadler
George Whitten
Ray Babbitt
C. R. Ellsworth
John Shoemaker
al Terrill
Sasser
Bauman
Ymca Board
Nine Drivers Face Traffic Charges Filed by County Attorney
Nine traffic charges were filed today by the county attorney. Speeding charges target Robert L. Foote at 619 FE Augusta Johnscan Fort Sill and Charles Wolfe Fort Sill. Other defendants include Kerry D. Cheat 904 N. Tist James P. Darling 504 Fort Sill Blvd Bert C. Coleman Fort Sill John P. Lauck 1126 Sycamore Charles G. Reynolds 2312 S and John C. Zimmerman Fort Sill for reckless driving and allowing an unlicensed driver to operate a vehicle.
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Robert L. Foote
Augusta Johnscan
Fort Sill
Charles Wolfe
Kerry D. Cheat
N. Tist
James P. Darling
Fort Sill Blvd
Bert C. Coleman
John P. Lauck
Sycamore
Charles G. Reynolds
John C. Zimmerman
Drowning tragedy claims Lawton worker Charlie Crabtree
Crabtree Charles “Charlie” Crabtree 41 of Lawton died in a drowning incident after cramps while swimming. Funeral services tentatively set for Friday in Becker Memorial chapel, with burial in Santa Rosa California. He was born October 9 1942 in South Dakota came to Lawton November 1962 married to Patricia Drennon January 16 employed by Southwest Steel Products member of International Hod Carriers Local No 4 and two brothers and a stepdaughter survive.
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Becker Memorial Chapel
Santa Rosa
Calif
Crabtree
South Dakota
Lawton
Patricia Drennon
South- West Steel Products
International Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Union
Schuman Improves After Illness in Metz
Former French Premier Robert Schuman, 77, a leading exponent of European unity, was reported considerably improved today after a serious lung infection and circulatory ailment in Metz France.
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Metz
France
Robert Schuman
Medical Clerks Receive Awards at PHS Indian Hospital
Jeptha W. Dalston announced four nine dollar cash awards to Dorothy M The ahkie Maude M Sim mons Marlene Fodder and Corrine R Bair for sustained superior performance in the medical records section during November 1962 to April 1963. The unit also earned a certificate and departmental insignia authorized by the Division of Indian Health. Dr Ralph Seltzer presented the awards.
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PHS Indian Hospital
Jeptha W. Dalston
Dorothy M. Theahkie
Maude M. Simmons
Marlene Fodder
Corrine R. Bair
Dalston
Division of Indian Health, Public Health Service
Ralph Seltzer
Bandits rob mail train near Shire and flee with sacks
A gang attacked a mail train, uncoupled the engine and two mail cars, forced Mills to drive them away, handcuffed Whitby and Mills, looted 120 mail sacks believed to hold old bank notes and diamonds, then fled as police set up roadblocks and investigators combed the area.
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Shire
Mills
Whitby
London
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