Miss Oklahoma Heads for Miss America Pageant Trip
Eyed Miss Oklahoma Cheryl Ann Semrad travels with chaperone Dollie Hoskins from Oklahoma City to Atlantic City for Miss America Pageant. Stops include Kansas City Chicago Washington New York City with visits to Hereford prize events and Capitol tours. Kiowa artist Charlie Rowell paints calendar series. Clyde-Beaty-Cole Circus to perform Labor Day at Comanche County Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Atlantic City
Cheryl Ann Semrad
Dollie Hoskins
Oklahoma City
N.J. Boardwalk
Chicago
Washington, D. C
New York City
Waukomis
Kansas City
Cheryl Ann
Oklahoma Junior
K. C
Dollie
J. Howard Edmondson
Mike Monroney
Victor Wickersham
Page Belcher
Fifth Avenue
Labor Day
Charlie Rowell
Rowell
Lone Wolf
Texas
Robinson's Landing
Lake Lawtonka
Bialboard
Comanche County Fairgrounds
Jack Warkentin
Lawton
Kappa Alpha
Sheraton-Oklahoma
Hospital News Memorial Births and Admissions
Births record multiple newborns with parents at addresses in Oklahoma towns, listing times and weights. Admitted and dismissed patients include names with ages and destinations in Snyder, Electra, Apache, Walters, and surrounding areas.
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C. C. Reed
Columbia
Jack L. Burton
Elm
John G. Millicons
Snyder
Charlotte Shively
M. Shively
Apache
Wayne P. Lutowski
Gus Lutowski
Elgin
Ethel White
Chattanooga
Joe Phariss
Santa Fe
Valerie N. Tully
Jimmy Upton
Garfield
Floyd Baker
Georgia
Roy Lee Stafford
Leann Schulte
Lake
Robert Ray High
Sterling
Lola Lorene Daniels
Altus
Ramey C. Gregg
Alta Bing
Thomas Allan Marshall
Virgil Marshall
Electra
Tex
Glen Wheeler
Henry W. Preston
Walters
Sooners To Change Kansas Mailing Addresses
In northern Alfalfa County, 68 residents between Burlington and the Kansas line will switch from Kansas to Oklahoma mailing addresses. Starting Sept. 14 their mail and newspaper deliveries will be routed from Burlington rather than Kiowa, Kansas, per Sen. Mike Monroney.
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Burlington
Okla
Alfalfa County
Oklahoma
Kansas
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Kiowa
Kan
Burglars Return Hearse After Loot Is Stolen
Jeremiah Henry John of a Houston funeral home recounts that burglars stole an adding machine a typewriter and a radio but returned the new hearse and parked it in the driveway while he alerted police.
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Houston
UPI
Jeremiah Henry John
John
Kennedy Returns to Washington After Cape Cod Visit
President Kennedy flew from Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts to Andrews Air Force Base Maryland after an overnight Cape Cod family visit. The presidential jet landed about an hour after departure.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Andrews Air Force Base
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Dr Stephen Ward Estate Worth 12476 Pounds
London AP reports Dr Stephen Ward left a net estate of 4420 pounds after debts in probate. Attorney Joseph Jackson said provisional valuation was 14620 pounds, but settlements reduced it. Much of the estate reportedly came from portraits Ward sold during his trial for vice offenses. Ward, central to the Profumo scandal, killed himself after the trial found him guilty of living on earnings of prostitutes.
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London
Stephen Ward
Joseph Jackson
Ward
John D. Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Lawton Principals Plan Meeting Friday
Lawton principals from 27 elementary schools meet at 9 30 a m Friday in Superintendent John Shoemaker s office. A second planning session for the new term is set for 9 30 pm August 27 in Shoemaker s office to finalize opening arrangements.
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Lawton
John Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Gas Stations Open Across Street in Laramie
In Laramie Wyoming a gasoline company opens the Downtown Service station directly opposite a rival’s Uptown Service station, marking a rare close proximity in town.
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Laramie
Wyo
Khrushchev Tours Skopje Ruins After 100000 Ahead
In Skopje Khrushchev rode through quake scarred streets as a 500 man Soviet rescue team worked cleanup. Tito and Khrushchev discussed aid after the July quake that killed over 1000 and left the city a ghost town during his 15 day Yugoslavia visit.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
Belgrade
U.S
Orville Freeman
Soviet Union
West Germany
Freeman
Kenneday
United States
Delaware Chief Joins New Jersey Scout Order
Delaware tribal chief Arthur L. Thomas 33, president of the Delaware Tribal Council in Anadarko Oklahoma, was inducted into the Order of the Arrow at Camp Mohican near Blairstown. He met Governor Hughes to discuss Delaware participation in New Jersey's tercentenary celebration and marked the first official contact between the Delaware Tribe and New Jersey in about 169 years. The Delawares left New Jersey in 1757 amid clashes with settlers.
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Blairstown
N. J
Delaware
New Jersey
Arthur L. Thomas
Delaware Tribal Council
Anadarko
Okla
Order of the Arrow
Camp Mohican
Richard J. Hughes
Hughes
Thomas
Oklahoma
Church Revival Planned at Highland Park Methodist
Highland Park Methodist Church at 29th and E announces a revival series from August 25 to 30 at 7 30 p m each night Led by Rev W W Stephens pastor of the church as speaker each evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park Methodist Church
W. W. Stephens
Britain Protests Cuban Kidnapping Over Anguilla Cay
Britain lodged a formal protest with Cuba's government in Havana after Cuban gunboats seized a group of Cubans who had landed at Anguilla Cay in the Bahamas. The Foreign Office demanded the return of the captives and an apology, noting the incident prompted by the recent seizure.
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London
UPI
Britain
Fidel Castro
Havana
Foreign Office
Paul Scott
N.J.A. Cheetham
Anguilla Cay
Bahamas
Army Orders Promotions and Assignments Overseas and Stateside
The Department of the Army issues orders listing personnel promotions and reassignments. Names include Maj Gen Moetieldrick Korea, Maj Gen Von Kann Korea, Lt Col Billy J Adams, Capt William H Het, CWO We and Wa Jonn HK Wimmersberg, and Capt Theodore A Crawford among others, with postings to Forts Lawton Redstone Huachuca Polk and USAADC.
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Department of the Army
Washington D. C
Charles H Bonestee
APO
New York
Washington DC
Francis M Moetieldrick
Korea
Lawton
Clifton F. von Kann
FY Barker
Indio
ANS
Billy J. Adams
Knute
Nelson
Louis G Spears
Billups
Sampee
R. Washington
Rites
Theodore A Crawford
Usaadc
Riise
Lee SN Bimer
Ries
Hered
Frear
Redstone Areena
Alan
Melvin L. Wuest
Huachuce
William A. Cote
Redstone
Arsenal Ain Ma George V
Police Dog and Monkey Bite In Oklahoma City
A police officer and a zoo worker were bitten by a police dog and a monkey in Oklahoma City. John Daley was bitten on the leg by the dog during an incident to detain a prisoner, and Robert Everett was bitten on the thumb by a monkey. Both required stitches.
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Oklahoma City
Zoo
John Daley
Robert Everett
Daley
Everett
Goldwater Youth Club Plans Petition Effort
The Lawton Youth for Goldwater Club will meet at 10 30 a m Friday at the Republican County Headquarters 412 S Third Robert Smith chairman announced today The club open to Goldwater supporters aged 15 25 will begin work on a petition backing the Arizona senator for President
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Lawton
Mangum Man Joins Staff of Edmondson Tulsa
Mangum Oklahoma resident Jerry L Goodman joined the staff of Sen Howard Edmondson replacing resigning aide James L Barrett. Goodman will serve in Oklahoma City as Edmondsons assistant.
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Mangum Man
Edmondson
Washington
UPI
Jerry L. Goodman
Mangum
Okla
Howard Edmondson
Goodman
James L. Barrett
Oklahoma City
Smith, Scott and Marrs
Hoffa Calls Rights Proposals Farce Amid March Comments
In Minneapolis Teamster leader James Hoffa denounced federal civil rights proposals as a farce and a fake. He warned the Washington march would be a futile gesture and claimed the laws would flim-flam Black people into believing the civil rights program creates jobs. He noted about 20 percent of the Teamsters’ 1.7 million members are Negroes.
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Minneapolis
Teamster
James Hoffa
Congress
Washington
Hoffa
State Broadcasters Open Meet Friday in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Broadcasters Association summer convention opens at Western Hills Lodge Friday. An estimated 75 attendees will join a two day meeting with speakers Gov. Henry Bellmon Hollis M Seavey associate counsel to a House subcommittee and Robert E L Richardson.
Senate Starts Work On Rail Legislation
The Senate Commerce Committee begins work on a Kennedy rail bill to avert a nationwide strike. Negotiations between carriers and unions broke down with July 22 proposals failing to reconcile key arbitration issues. Railroads plan to post new work rules at 12:01 a.m. Aug 29 unless Congress acts.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Congress
Charles Luna
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fort Sill Fire Near Deer Creek Canyon
Fort Sill officials surveyed a three acre grass and timber fire south of Elmer Thomas Lake inside the reservation. Two shifts of 160 soldiers worked eight hours to extinguish the blaze confined within artillery impact area fire breaks. Estimates link ignition to a shell landing in the impact area.
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Fort Sill
Elmer Thomas Lake
Deer Creek Canyon Road
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Test Application Deadline Changed at Cameron College
Cameron College announces the ACT registration deadline extended to Friday. Freshmen entering this fall must take the three-hour test in the Davis Memorial Union building after announcements in the college auditorium at a.m. The exam covers English, mathematics, social studies, and natural sciences.
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Charles Elkins
Cameron College
Stuents
At & A.m
Davis Memorial Union Building
Methodist Secretary Slated To Speak At Centenary Church
Dr. E. L. Jones executive secretary of the Methodist Oklahoma Conference Board of Education will speak at Centenary Methodist church Sunday services at 8:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Rev. C. L. Cranfill associate pastor at First Methodist will deliver the 7:30 p.m. sermon in Rev. Hamilton Jr. absence.
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E. L. Jones
The
Methodist Church Oklahoma Conference Board of Education
Centenary Methodist Church
Seventh
C. L. Cranfill
First Methodist Church
Argus Hamiltton Jr
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Steve Kovac
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Royce Kendall
Bobby Dale Hamm Jr
Bobby Hamm Sr
S. Eighth
Joseph H. Burcham
Fletcher
Terry A. Brown
Okmulgee
Goldie B. Nelson
Otis S. Martin
Hollis
Joyce D. Ledbetter
Horace Ledbetter
James C. Goree
Marion
A. R. Dossett
Mark Deatherage
Ardelia Baker
Earnest Williams
Cache
Jimmie L. Rogers
Monte Blain
Ferris
Justin S. Kuntz
Earl Drummond
John H. Clark Jr
John D. Martindale
S. 11Th
J. W. Rice
Memphis
Tenn
Kenneth Harstad
William James Cabeny
W. H. Cabeny
Rush Springs
Harry Payne
S. 19Th
Bobby Miller
Nicky G. Wolfe
Leon C. Jackson
Thomas J. Sheppard
Lowell E. Lloyd
Barlow Lipps
Jefferson
Lillie Bobo
Martin Dalrymple
Pearl Stumblingbear
Martin Tartsah
James Tsoodle
Mountain View
Dera Tsoodle
Donna Sleeper
Mary Ahtone
Anadarke
Harriet Bedeka
Donna Cooper
Sooners
Dr. Ward
Southwestern
Vaece
Lewton
Argest
Nikita
Ecnccentwesscoscos
Goldwater Club
Tulsa
First National Bank of
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Perry
Frank Kent
Red Rock
Kent
Leon Tohee
Christian Home and Housing Corporation of
Monroney
Community Facilities Administration
Y.E.S
PAA
Milo Gordon Motor Co
Sheridan Road
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Wolfe
Centenary
Oak
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