Johnson teases critics as campaign heats up
President Johnson defends policy and accuses critics of bellyaching while signaling irritation at early campaign scrutiny. The piece compares 1960 and current races, noting Nixon and Goldwater as main Republican critics and Johnson’s past stances on foreign policy and Latin America.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Johnson
Internal Revenue Service
Senate
Eisenhower
United States
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Kennedy
U.S
Latin America
Panama
Southeast Asia
Area Man Wins New Cadillac in 1963 Sales Contest
Don Carlock Duncan branch manager for Republic National Life Co received a 1964 Cadillac in the firm's 1963 sales contest. This is his second straight year winning the top sales management prize. Warren Shear Duncan won a 1964 Ford Falcon for individual production. Local agents aiding Carlock were Jerry Brandon William Norris James Vineyard and Louis Hagmaier. Carlock's Cadillac was presented in Lawton by Frank Kitchens Norton Kitchens Buick Cadillac.
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Don Carlock
Duncan
Southern Oklahoma
Republic National Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Cadillac
Carlock
Warren Shear
Jerry M. Brandon
William L. Norris
James L. Vineyard
Louis Hagmaier
Lawton
Frank Kitchens
Norton- Kitchens
Buick-Cadillac
Elders Name Winners In State Elks Youth Leadership
Lawton high seniors Mary Margaret Newcombe and Marc Crawford were named second place winners in a state Elks youth leadership contest. Both won local contests and will receive plaques at a May senior awards assembly.
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Mary Margaret Newcombe
Marc Crawford
Lawton High School
Elks Club
Mary
A. E. Newcombe
Euclid
Marc
Frank Crawford
Cheyenne
Hoffa Lets Gestapo Charge Ring In Trial
In Chattanooga Tennessee the Hoffa jury tampering case pivots to new gestapo charges as defense lawyers attack government surveillance claims. Edward Partin remains on stand while Hoffa cites stakeouts camera evidence and notes of agents in parked cars. Hoffa claims affidavits and intends to identify the agents when appropriate.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Court of Appeals
Louisiana Teamsters
Edward Partin
Water cut from Guantanamo base forces self sufficiency
Fidel Castro cut water to the U S Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay prompting an emergency plan to make the base self sufficient. Jamaica supplied relief and Americans restored normal use within a week with stockpiled and incoming water. The base community of about 10 000 faced rationing and loss of access to drinking and washing water.
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Edwin Teflow
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Cuba
Teflow
Jamaica
Kingston
Fidel Castro
U.S
Naval
Guantanamo Bay
Castro
Florida
Lady bandit foiled at Hollywood bank by teller
A woman handed a note claiming a gun to a teller at Bank of America in Western Santa Monica. Natalia Yermilow, 27, read the note, calmly returned it, and directed the suspect to the next window. The would be robber fled the scene.
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Lady Bandit
Hollywood
UPI
Natalia Yermilow
Bank of America
Santa Monica
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