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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1963

Page

6

Oklahoma Youth Wins National FFA American Farmer Award

Gary Wilson of Oklahoma, son of Harold and Marvin Wilson, earns the national American Farmer Award to be presented at the 36th FFA convention in Kansas City. The Oklahoma senior, active in 4 H and FFA livestock, led a life balancing farming, ROTC, and scholastic honors while aiming to study medicine.

Ray Wilson National Future Farmers of America Organization American Farmer Award Kansas City Gary Harold W. Wilson City University of Oklahoma Comanche County Oklahoma City Cameron College Phi the Aggie Club Texas A&m Ted Warkentin Marvin Bicket Lawton High School FFA Cameron Gary Wilson Wilson Future Farmers of America

Famed Marriage Counselor To Speak At OU Meeting

Dr. Donald R. Young director of training in pastoral care and counseling at the Menninger Foundation Topeka Kansas will be featured speaker at a marriage counseling conference at the University of Oklahoma in September 1920 Topics will include the philosophy of marital counseling family interaction and work with other professional counselors.

Army Promotions and Reassignments Notice

Department of the Army orders list numerous promotions reassignments and transfers among officers and enlisted personnel. Key moves include Maj to Lt Col William C Beutel and Lt Col Kenneth L Hamilton, Captains to Maj, and various transfers between bases such as Fort McPherson Fort Bliss and Germany with destinations including France Vietnam and Germany. radio exchanges also noted among AGS personnel. Several resignations and administrative actions are referenced, with many Army and Air Force installations named.

CWO Leo B. Fogel Does Afb Homestead Afb Kenneth H. Farr McChord Air Force Base Presiaion Monterey Robert L. Currie McPherson Ft Leavenworth Leland A. Wilson Ft Bliss APO San Francisco Robert X. Sheffield Ft Baker France Milo D. Rowell Ft McPherson Germany Washington DC AGS William E. Carlson Albert W. McDaniel Benjamin L. Carroll Vincent J. Carafano Jr Vietnam Florence R. Considine Ft Chaffee Walter A. Raymond Newman Tex Owl Geri Kenneth L. Hamilton Floyd F Owens Patrick M. Rorian John H. Hesterly John L. McKetlipe Guy EF. Petterson Grady W. Barr Robert J. Simoneru John T. Bradish Raymond Lewis L. Carter Totten San Franciero Roy T Jones Montgomery Ain Donald C Anse Palmiai John L Robinson Milwaukee Wit Francie V. Saunders Seattie Tieyd FE Jones Jr Washington Col Delta B Berry Riles Robert R Rasmussen Hamilton

Construction To Start On Union City Brick Plant

Construction begins later this month on a $700,000 brick plant north of Union City in Canadian County. By early 1964 the plant should produce 50,000 bricks daily. Marvin Ahlefeld, president of Oklahoma Brick Corp., says about 60 people will be employed with an estimated annual payroll of $250,000.

Union City Canadian County State Commerce and Industry Department Marvin Ahlefeld Oklahoma Brick Corp

Employment Climbing at GE in Oklahoma City

General Electric's new Oklahoma facility has 360 employees and is growing weekly, says Carl A. Beers, manager of employee and community relations.

Oklahoma City General Electric Oklahoma Carl A. Beers

Contracts Set For Expanding Winch Plant At Broken Arrow

Broken Arrow voters approved a bond program enabling Braden Winch to expand with 90 000 square feet of new plant and office space. Contracts totaling over 500000 dollars were let for the project, a Braden Winch division of the Nantec Corp of New York. President J E Heuser announced the expansion.

Broken Arrow Braden Winch Nantec Corp New York J. E. Heuser

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