Oklahoma Group To Aid Indigent Mental Patients
Oklahoma City group led by S JL Helland Tulsa president launches first nationwide program to underwrite prescribed medications for mentally ill patients discharged from state hospitals. About 7,400 patients yearly are discharged. 4,000 to 5,000 need ongoing drugs. Fund drives set monthly cost at about 15 dollars per patient to keep treatment affordable and prevent drug gaps after discharge.
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Oslanoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Association For Mental Health
S. JD. Helland
Tulsa
Hayden Donahue
CAS Teast
Helland
Avas
Faery
Donahue
Erin O'Brien decries Hollywood lack of he men in films
Actress Erin O'Brien, a United Artists alumna, complains movies dilute masculinity with neurotic younger stars and New York "soft" looks. She cites Rod Steiger, Paul Newman, Anthony Franciosa, Marlon Brando, and says audiences prefer rugged types like John Wayne, Gary Cooper, and William Holden. She praises Andy Gribbs in Onionhead and laments the influx of comic Western villains.
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Vernon Scort
United Press
Hollywood
Elvis Presley
Rod Steiger
Paul Newnan
Anthony Franciosa
Marlon Brando
John Wayne
Gary Cooper
William Holden
Thes
Erin
Andy Gribb
Pilly the Kid
Newrolies
Hiero
New York
Archer chased by bow and arrow attack in Braintree
Patrolman James Foy reports a cat-killer runaway boy attacked him with a bow and arrow before dashing into the woods. A search for the boy is underway as authorities investigate the incident in Braintree, Massachusetts.
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Braintree
Mass
James Foy
Payable in Advance Subscription Rates Listed Nearby
Rates shown for Morning Press and Sunday editions, Constitution and Sunday, and various regional mail subscriptions. Includes monthly and yearly figures, with costs varying by county and service package. Prices reflect charitable per cent state tax included.
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Lawton
Constitution
Constitution-Press
Sonday Mail
Ohla
Press & Sunday
Const
Press & Sun
Sun
Bun
Const. Press
Retirement Ceremonies To Honor 4 Officers 7 Men At Sill
Four Army careers end December 30 at Fort Sill Lucas Field with retirement ceremonies. Lt Cpl Ray Strange and Majs Chmielewski Reising plus seven NCOs will retire after long service in World War II Korea and postwar duty. Public invited to witness the formal review by Col. Robert High and 100-man battalions from field artillery groups.
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Fort Sill
Lucas Field
Dee
Roy G. Shrange
Raj
Simund Chmielewski
Henry, Reising
John
Toy
Ste
Ralph NM. Mipp
1St Ordnance Group
Tth
Ray C. Strange
Army
Col. Strange
Heolds
Comptroller
Field Artillery Replacement Training Center
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Strange
Maxwell
Air Taree Base
Ala
U.S. Army Command Management
Fort Belvoir
Ramgarh
India
Sir
Fort Bliss
Tes
Chmielewski
Thomaston
Conn
Florida
Department of Motors
Maj
Reising
Europe
Korea
OU Professor Blames Universities for Youth Illiteracy
OU English professor Joseph Marshburn argues universities failing to provide needed training drive illiteracy among incoming college students. He notes the high school to college transition requires targeted instruction in English and rhetoric, with substitutes like speech courses inadequate. Dean Snyder adds competency in language and mathematics is essential for success across sciences and humanities.
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Norman
Joseph VW Marehburn
Univer
Oklahoma
America
David Ross Boyd
Gilly
University of Oklahoma
Gorsielute
Marshburn
George P. Haley
Lawrence MH. Snyder
OU Graduate School
tWoa Gipar Essenhais
Spyder
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Kruegers Return to Area From Army Duty in Louisiana
Mr and Mrs Ear Krueger have returned to Allus Indiana from Louisiana where Krueger completed a two year Army tour. The couple plan to establish a home as area residents. The Britain Ministry of Pensions and National Health issued guidance on determining the age of a child emphasizing age as the primary factor.
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Tarl
Air Force tests missile instruments over Holloman Phoenix corridor
The Air Force conducted tests of missile instruments during manned flights over the Holloman to Phoenix range in Arizona and New Mexico. Public officials would not release details of the corridor tests though they reported no free missile flights occurred. A life jacket called Mae West inflates automatically when the wearer is unconscious in water.
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Alamogordo
Nlm
Air Force
Holloman Missile,center
Phoenix
Ariz
Notloman
Arizonia-New Mexico
U.S
Fort Sill Captains Promote to Major in Army Rise
Four Fort Sill officers enhanced ranks from captain to major per a Department of the Army Special Orders release issued Wednesday. Included are Franz Bernhardt executive officer of the 548th Field Artillery Battalion Quentin C LaPrad Department of Material Alfred B Mallow Glith Field Artillery Observation Battalion and Albert J Maris executive officer of the 4th Missile Battalion.
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Fort Sill
Department of the Army
Franz ©. Bernhardt
548Th Field Artillery
Quentin C. LaPrad
Department of Material
Alfred B. Mallow
Glith Field Artillery
Albert J. Maris
4Th Missile Battalion
Faxon School Hosts Christmas Party For Children
A Faxon Parent-Teacher Association sponsored Christmas party will be held at Faxon School on Friday at 7 p.m. Santa will distribute gifts to all children present, bringing festive cheer to the local community.
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Faxon
Tay P.m
The
Faxon Parent-Teacher Association
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Gong
Texas
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Tex
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Columbia
Cole
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Set
Brigmore
Department of Observation
Prigmare
Ros
Vwipp
Aesgt
Rey Wardiass
Teorus
Ment
Ith Field Artillery Group
Mic Sel
Hipp
Redstone Bisel Avilory
Wilson
Oman
Asrests Fo
Dean
KCC
Fruit Trees
Tih
EB Aye
AGE OF
London
Ministry of Pensions and Naional Healthy
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Loch Hahka Prn Baa
Duman Ond “Lly
Wea Ckly
Hamilton
Ene
Westinghouse
Lord Elgin
Baylor
Ivor Care
Armariza
Angus Diamond Merchant
Glass
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