Area fairs season opens with Comanche county show
Comanche county free fair runs September 12 to 14 at the fairgrounds with dairy, rabbits, poultry, beef, swine, crops and horticulture judging. 4 H and FFA members have entry limits and breed rules. features include a county horse show and a tractor driving contest supervised by Kiwanis. Nine member board governs the event led by Clarence Wilson.
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Comanche County
FFA
Dorset
Hampshire
Shropshire
Southdown
Poultry
Sudan
Sam Holden
Lee Woods
County
Northwest Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Agriculture Committee
Clarence Wilson
C. E. Price
Lewis A. Haydock
Louis Derke
Marvin Bicket
Clyde Brock
Lyman John
Esther Green
Salvation Army Couple Transferred to Seminole Posts
Lt. Don Watts and his wife are reassigned from Lawton to Seminole Oklahoma. Watts becomes commanding officer of Salvation Army work there while Lt. Catherine Hill and Harold Gordon join Lawton staff to replace them. A farewell service will be held at the Citadel.
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Don Watts
Salvation Army
Lawton
Seminole
Okla
Harold Davis
Davis
Watts
Salvation Army Officers’ Training School
Atlanta
New Red Shield
the Citadel On “E’ Avene
Army
Catherine Hill
Muskogee
Harold Gordon
Jacksonville
Fla
Lt. Watts
Red Shield Rouse’ Club
Hill
Gordon
Mrs. Watts
Citadel
Ben Bella Moves To Secure Rule In Algeria
Premier Ahmed Ben Bella sent a draft constitution to the national assembly to cement a one party rule. Deputies began debate at Zirout Youssef palace with a referendum and presidential election set for September 8 and September 15 respectively.
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Algters
Algeria
UPI
Algeran
Ahmed Ben Bella
National Assembly
Zirout Youssef
Ben Bella
Silent March Stuns Calne Audience As Piano Fails
Conductor Jack Henley began a Sousa march at a Calne concert when the piano tuner had removed the works for repair. The audience heard only silence as the piece started, leaving Henley to improvise as the instrument made no sound.
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Calne
England
Jack Henley
Henley
Clay Warns House Cut Harms Free World Security
Gen Lucius D Clay a leading foreign aid advocate warned that the House’s 3.5 billion overseas aid cap could damage US and Free World security. He joined Kennedy and Rusk in urging Senate reversal of the cut and a figure closer to 4.5 billion.
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Washington
Lucius D. Clay
House
Clay
Kennedy
Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Foreign Aid Agency
House of Representatives
United States
Senate
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Mes
B. Perry
Oklahoma
Perkins
Labor Day
Oklahoma State University
ZALE
Phos Tax
Cache Road
Q. Dial
Jewel
Cache Road Sq
A.R.I
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute
National
Better Business Bureau
Alv
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