One With the Flame grapples with Joan of Arc drama
Lawton high seniors staged Francesca Dunfey's One With the Flame set in 1456. Jo di Howard anchors as Joan with Lindsey Stafford as Inquisitor. 48 cast members, ornate costumes, stylized lighting, and a slow pace drew mixed student reaction.
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Joan of Arc
Lawton High School
LHS
Opal Ford
Francesca Dunfey
Paris
Jane Anne Gentry
Karol King
Darrell Woolwine
Jodi Howard
Joan
Lindsey Stafford
Rolf Hintzke
Larry Hedges
Heather Wolverton
Nancy Bride
Ann Propoo
Bill Crawford
Mrs Oswald in New Orleans on Lee Harvey Oswald
The article recounts Mrs. Oswald in New Orleans describing her life with Lee Harvey Oswald and her three marriages. It contrasts her memories with official records noting Lee’s psychiatric concerns and a probation officer’s account of her handling of his welfare and schooling. She asserts only a mother fully knows her son.
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New Orleans
Lee Harvey Oswald
Lee
John Carro
Carro
Oswald
Crackdown on unauthorized travel on H. E. Bailey Turnpike
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority announced a crackdown to stop unauthorized use of the H E Bailey Turnpike before its official opening. Turnpike manager W D Hoback said traffic risks construction hazards and may delay remaining phases as troopers begin arrests for trespassing. Identification cards have been issued to authorized travelers.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
H. E. Bailey Turnpike
Lawton
W. D. Hoback
Hoback
Highway Patrol
Kennedy family buries baby in Arlington amid secrecy
Salinger confirmed the stillborn Kennedy infant was a girl and her burial was kept private as the Kennedy family moved from the White House. Patrick Bouvier Kennedy was escorted to Washington on the Kennedy plane with Sen Edward Kennedy. Arlington burial planned despite Brookline dispute.
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Salinger
Washington
Kennedy
Sen Edward Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Brokline
Mass
Newport
Connally and entourage travel toward Austin amid security
In a high security convoy a Dallas police patrol car led the Connally car followed by a Texas Rangers and highway patrol unit. Connally expected to reach Austin around noon but warned he would not return to his office this month. All visitors to the cafeteria were checked for credentials.
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Rill
Dallas
Connally
Texas Rangers
Austin
Chenault Released After Kidnapping Near Embassy
After a week of captivity Chenault was released and arrived home with his wife to inform U.S. officials. Mrs Chenault reported the moment as joyful as the couple headed to the U S Embassy for debriefing. The kidnapping occurred last Wednesday as he left for the U S military mission near Conejo Blanco.
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Jorist
Moncada
Chenault
U.S
Conejo Blanco
Johnson chairs first NSC meeting with McCormack attendence
President Johnson presides at his first National Security Council session at 3 pm EST with Speaker John W. McCormack attending top security briefings. He is slated to meet Gen Maxwell D. Taylor and Anthony Celebrezze with further defense discussions and an additional 5 pm appointment.
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National Security Council
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
National Security
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Health, Education and Welfare
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Family Holiday Guests At 1906 Oak Home
Personal holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Hurt included her brother Robert T Davis of Washington DC, legislative director for General Services Administration, and her sisters Mrs Wylie Hearn and Mrs Claire Mason, both of Durant. Other guests were the Hurts' neighbors and friends.
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Frank B. Hurt
Oak
Robert T Davis
Washington, D.C
General Service Administration
Wylie Hearn
Claire Mason
Durant
the Hurts
Color Fast Carpets
American made carpets resist fading due to dye quality. They need normal protection from direct sunlight, then they retain color well.
Firemen Extinguish Two Small Car Fires at Intersections
Firemen extinguished two minor vehicle fires today at the intersections of 11th and E and 16th and G. In both cases damage was slight and no injuries were reported.
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Central Station
11Th
16Th
Negro grocer seeks seat on Toccoa school board
Leroy Roberts a 64 year old grocer in Toccoa Georgia ran in a city school board vacancy election becoming believed to be the first Negro to seek public office there. The contest was against two white men.
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Toccoa, Ga
UPI
Leroy Roberts
Roberts
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