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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1964

Page

9

22 Men Join Guard Unit in Local Enlistment Drive

Twenty two persons enlisted in a local National Guard unit within the last 30 days. Second Lt. John Cruse of Headquarters Troop 1st Squadron 145th Cavalry 45th Infantry Division said the additions bring the unit near its authorized strength. Names listed include Elvis Brock Marx Calhoun Larry Cagle Martin Duncan Bobby Gilbreath Johnny Hyatt Dewey Harris Frank Harless Orman Holly James Logan John Lynch Ronald McDonald Albert Morgan Jerry Null Philip Phelps Melvin Shannon Walter Tadlock Jerry Walker Robert Wilson Tommy Woodie Bennie Yazzie Sterling Yazzie. Information available from Lt Cruse or Sp5 Frank Langford EL3-6387.

John Cruse 145Th Cavalry 45Th Infantry Division Elvis Brock Marx Calhoun Larry Cagle Martin Duncan Bobby Gilbreath Johnny Hyatt Dewey Harris Frank Harless Orman Holly James Logan John Lynch Ronald McDonald Albert Morgan Jerry Null Phillip Phelps Melvin Shannon Walter Tadlock Jerry Walker Robert Wilson Tommy Woodie Bennie Yazzie Sterling Yazzie

Southernmost U S Town Named Naalehu in Hawaii

United Press International reports World Almanac identifies Naalehu on Hawaii as the southernmost town in the United States. The designation emphasizes its location on the island of Hawaii and its status among U S settlements reaching farthest south.

United Press International United States Naalehu Hawaii

Traffic Safety Meeting Opens in Oklahoma City

A four day conference on traffic safety opens tonight in Oklahoma City drawing lawmakers from seven states Arkansas Kansas Louisiana Missouri Nebraska Texas and Oklahoma. William S Foulis executive director of the Presidents Committee for Traffic Safety will speak at the opening session. A filmed Kennedy message will be shown Tuesday morning.

Oklahoma City William S. Foulis President’s Committee For Traffic Safety Kennedy Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas Louisiana Missouri Nebraska Texas

Tulsan Shot To Death After Quarrel In Cafe

A 46 year old Tulsa man Leo Garrett was shot to death Saturday after an argument in a northside cafe. Police were holding Johnny E Edwards Jr 52 for questioning.

Tulsan Tulsa Leo Garrett Johnny E. Edwards Jr

British Millionaire Announces National Trading Stamp Plan

John Bloom, 32, a British millionaire, says a new trading stamp will debut in 12 200 shops nationwide for washing machines. His firm printed 500 million stamps featuring Bloom's head for sale across the country.

London UPI John Bloom Bloom

Nixon schedules nonpolitical talk at Pfeiffer College

Former Vice President Richard Nixon on a strictly nonpolitical trip to North Carolina speaks on foreign affairs at Pfeiffer College in Misenheimer. He flew to Greensboro from New York and described his visit as not aiming for the Republican nomination while offering to help elect the strongest candidate.

Misenheimer N.C Richard M. Nixon North Carolina Pfeiffer College Nixon Greensboro New York

Burglars Get $14,000 From City Hall Vault

Burglars broke into City Hall vault early Sunday near the police station in East St. Louis and carried away about $14,000 in silver. They also broke into a soft drink machine and drank while opening the basement vault.

East ST. Louis, Ill City Hall

Revenue agents smash underground still in Tennessee

Revenue agents in Newport Tennessee destroyed an illegal whiskey operation capable of producing up to 7000 gallons daily. They estimated the still would have caused up to $1000 in daily tax losses to the government.

Newport. Tenn UPID

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