US targets larger nuclear force edge in test ban debate
McNamara outlined U S advantages over the Soviet Union in missiles and bombers, predicting U S numbers would rise to 1 7 0 0 by 1966. Rusk said the Moscow treaty preserves U S strength and deters Soviet testing while Jackson pressed fears of abrogation.
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United States
McNamara
U.S
Soviet Union
Atlas
Titan
Strategic Air Command
SAC
North America
Dean Rusk
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry M. Jackson
Moscow
Rusk
Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committees
Russia
Britain
Flying Ace Bobby Johnson Visits Lawton Amid Pride and Reflections
Lawton greets World War II ace Bobby Johnson visiting with wife Barbara Morgan. He recounts 28 confirmed kills and “probables” while praising Lawton’s progress. Johnson, 43, plans to return to Long Island after a St Louis stop, noting ongoing public interest in his wartime exploits.
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Lawton
Bobby Johnson
Johnson
Barbara Morgan
Raymond D. Morgan
Summit
Morgan
Lansing B. Johnson
C. Johnson
Republic Aviation Corp
United States
Republic
Army Air Corps
England
Francis S. Gabreski
Europe
Lucky
Sill Man Draws 18 Month Term
An 18 month prison term was imposed in Superior court on Pfc. Herbert Horton a Fort Sillman after pleading guilty to possession of marijuana. Judge Robert S. Landers set the term following his May 24 arrest at First and B by local officers due to a police informant buying the substance with a marked $1 bill.
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Superior Court
Fort Sillman
Robert S. Landers
Pfc
Herbert Horton
City Council Enables New Superintendent Post and Parking Rules
The council created a part time superintendent of buildings post at $100 monthly, with City Clerk Dodson maintaining $475 monthly pay. A traffic ban on Lee Blvd from Second to 11th was approved, and balcony exhaust fans for McMahon auditorium costing about $750 were ordered. An ordinance amendment to allow police pistol practice within city limits was directed.
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R. M. Dodson
Dodson
Lee Blvd
McMahon Auditorium
J. T. Neal
Jack Allen
Dan Lowman
B. K. Fowler
Stanley Sasser
Lawrence Giles
C. R. Elsworth
Funeral Rites for Albert S. Thompson in Cyril
Albert S. Thompson 76 of Cyril dies after a four year illness. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Assembly of God church Cyril with burial in Anadarko cemetery. Survivors include his wife Maudie Bell Ragan, three daughters, two sons, two brothers and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Albert S. Thompson
Cyril
Assembly of God Church
Anadarko Cemetery
Mr. Thompson
Stone County
Ark
Maudie Bell Ragan
Roosevelt
Thompson
Frank Brooks
Harold Watson
Clyde
Tex
Euliss Clark
Dewey Thompson
Ross Thompson
Pasadena
Robert
Clifton
Mt. View
Edward Schlumbohm obituary services in Cache
Edward Schlumbohm 61 of 1007 G Lawton died about 5 p m Monday in a Lawton hospital He was born August 26 1901 in Blackwell Oklahoma Survived by five sons Douglas Gary Lawton Bobby Fort Leavenworth Kansas Denny and Bill Trotter Lawton one daughter Janice and two grandchildren Cache Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
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Cache
Edward
Acil Schlumbohm
G. Lawton
Lawton
Cache Baptist Church
Mr. Schlumbohm
Blackwed
Okla
Douglas
Gary Schlumbohm
Bobby Schlumbohm
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Denny
Bill Trotter
Janice
Cache Funeral Home
Indian Parliament Eyes No Confidence Motion
In New Delhi the first no confidence motion against prime minister Nehru's government in independent India was admitted for debate in the Lok Sabha. Non Communist opposition parties filed the motion without specifying a basis, and Congress holds a strong majority likely to defeat it next week.
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New Delhi
Independent
India
Nehru
Congress Party
Last Rites Held For British Sergeant At Post Cemetery
Services for Sgt. James Higginbotham of the 79th Kirklee Battery Royal Artillery were held at 9 30 a m in the New Post chapel with Maj John C Ruback officiating. Burial followed with full British honors at Fort Sill Post cemetery. Becker Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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James Higginbotham
79Th Kirkee Commando Battery
Royal Artillery
John C. Ruback
Higginbotham
Fort Sill
Post
Becker Funeral
F. C. J. Dowling
Kirkee
J. F. W. Ellerton
Washington DC
Upton
Gunner Rylands
29Th Commando Regiment
Plymouth
England
G. W. Watkins
W. B. Burnette
79Th Kirkee R
Albert Booth
Bell-ans claim relief for stomach gas and acid
Bell-ans tablets relieve stomach gas due to excess acid and help calm stomach discomfort. Advertises 35 cents at druggists and a free sample offer by mailing to Bellans, Orangeburg, New York.
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Bell
Ans
Orangeburg
N.Y
Himalayan Landslide Kills About 200 in Nepal
Reports from Kathmandu say around 200 Nepalese were killed by a landslide 60 miles west of Kathmandu. Troops and police aid rescue in four affected villages, with some survivors brought to Trisuli Bazar.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Trisuli Bazar
Ostrez Claim Adds Pep, Says It Restores Youthful Energy
Ad touts Ostrez as a remedy to tiredness and low energy, pegging age as a cause of rundown feelings. Claims “8-day get” and improved pep for all ages, urging readers to buy at druggists.
Harris Sets Tour For Six Counties
Fred R. Harris of Lawton, candidate for the Democratic U S Senate nomination, announced a week long tour covering six counties. He will speak at Cotton Electric Co op in Walters and visit Temple Randlette Devol Grandfield Davidson and Frederick on August 21. The August 21 schedule includes Manitou Tipton Elmer Fl dorado Creta Olustee and Altus with overnight in Altus. On August 22 he will visit Duke McQueen Gould Hollis McKnight Madge Vinson Texola Erick and Sayre then Elk City Carter Willow Brinkman Granite Mangum and Blair before returning to Lawton. The tour expands his state wide campaign to 38 counties across Cotton Tillman Jackson Harmon Beckham and Greer counties for the Senate post formerly held by J Howard Edmondson.
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Temple
Randilett
Devol
Grandfield
Davidson
Frederick
Manitou
Tipton
Elmer
Fldorado
Creta
Olustee
Altus
Duke
McQueen
Gould
Hollis
McKnight
Madge
Vinson
Texola
Erick
Sayre
Elk City
Carter, Willow
Brinkman
Granite
Mangum
Blair
Lawton
Cotton
Tillman
Jackson
Harmon
Beckham
Greer
Senate
J. Howard Edmondson
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Curtis Williams
Zales
Quality Optical Service
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Cache Road Square
Edward Schlumbohm
Theratone
Obie
Street Sale Boys
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Lawton Constitution Press
Aust Mortgage & Investment Co., Inc
South Fifth Street
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Acme Fence CO
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Desmond Davies
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Badr
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Barry Cooper
John Barclay
Kenneth Pickering
Thomas Heyhoe
Allen Slambard
Trevor Sharpe
Roy Smart
Phillip Snowden
Peter Buckley
Malcomb Kay
L. Bdr
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William Harrison
Joseph Lawman
Edward Whittaker
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Himalaya
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