JFK Party For Lawton Teachers Amid Enrollment Week
Lawton public school teachers will attend a JFK Just for Kicks party on the Lawton High School patio at 7 30 p.m. In case of rain the event moves to the LHS cafeteria. The party is sponsored by the Lawton Education Association Classroom Teachers Association and Association for Childhood Education with games and a folk singing session led by Capt. and Mrs. Mike Maxwell.
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Lawton High School
Lawton Education Association
Classroom Teachers Association
Association For Childhood Education
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Mike Maxwell
Miners Rescued After Blast at Potash Mine
Rescuers battled water and gas as three men were saved and five others remained trapped after a methane blast at a Texas Gulf mine. Donald Hanna of Price Utah and Paul McKinney of Moab led the pair to safety with other survivors building a gasproof blockade. The blast occurred at 4 40 p m Tuesday in a 3 000 foot tunnel near the main shaft.
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Texas Gulf
Tippie
Donald Hanna
Price
Utah
Paul McKinney
Moab
Hanna
McKinney
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Toronto, Can
Haiti's multilingual reality spans French and patois
The nation's official language is French though the population speaks a mix of patois French, Spanish, English, and various African and Caribbean dialects.
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Haiti
France
Treaty Vote Advances Amid War Powers Debate
Senator Fulbright reports the treaty with a 16 to 1 roll call, adopting a plan to report without reservations. The document will note that U S nuclear use in wartime is not barred, with Eisenhower and others voicing concern. Debate on ratification expected to begin after next week.
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R-Vt
Senate
Fulbright
United States
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Fugitive Trantino Surrenders as Witnesses Aid Case
Police say Tony Trantino planned to surrender after meetings with Alborelli Howard and George McNiven at the Village Bar. Miss Gerling, his attorney, arranged the encounter and said Trantino was not involved in the Lodi tavern killings, though he was present when the officers were slain.
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Lodi
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Manhattan
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Hackensack
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Gary Tedesco
Angel Lounge
Police Court dispositions by Municipal Judge J Merie Oaks
Today’s police court docket lists defendants and fines for speeding driving under the influence blocking a fire entrance running a stop sign failure to yield right of way and other traffic offenses. Several defendants had bonds forfeited or suspensions noted with fines ranging from 5 to 92 dollars.
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J. Merie Oaks
Freylee Andrews
Charey Don Burnett
Washington
S. Rarmend KR
Etech
Dom N
Marin
Taeram
Tim
Tevid S. Kirehet
Zara
Mary R Tabren
G. Ariving
Ray Ancie Thompson
Edgar B. Schulze
Smith Teckiess
Thomas
Delenn Rojas
Ott Perk
Marcia Faye Patiereon
Bruce Gray
Cameron College
Gene Ledford
Roy Joe Keiser
Edward J. Walker
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Donald T Silley
Fort Sm
Kenneth BR Simmons & Fort Sill
Sp4
Robert H. Shei
Wreme
William E. Tkard
Mis
Susran Wakefield
Ae Mhaw
Cully Jim Vaenderhoet
Coffin
Lawrence Paul Ee Ae
Tee Cain
Promised Rain Dampens Tulsa
Rain promised by Tulsa's anonymous rainmaker dampened the city as the Weather Bureau reported about half an inch of rain fell in showers. Strong northerly winds cooled temperatures from a record high of 104 for August 28 to 72 overnight.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Two Killed In Mishaps In Oklahoma Today
United Press International reports two separate Oklahoma wrecks killed three people and raised the 1963 road toll to 443. Henry Broaddus, 7, Fort Gibson, died after his car hit a Missouri Pacific freight train at a crossing. Gwinnett Gilly, 19, Ada, died in a collision near Tishomingo with a grain trailer. Raymond Bacascow, 64, Newkirk, was crushed when a tractor overturned on a Kay County road. James Sutton, 21, of Wewoka, injured.
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Missouri and Pacific
Fort Gibson
Highway Patrol
J. W. Hart
van Buren
Ark
Miss Gilly
Tishomingo
James Sutton
Wewoka
Bacascow
Kay
Newkirk
Ben Bella Granted Unrestricted Rule
Algerian Assembly approved the first constitution, establishing de facto unrestricted rule by Premier Ahmed Ben Bella in Algiers. The move gives Ben Bella broad authority as the nation moves toward stable governance.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
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