Goldwater Aims to Carry California for Nomination
In California Goldwater pledges to win the June 2 primary and the general election, telling a Sacramento audience he will carry the state. He avoids disavowing Birch Society support despite denouncing its attacks on Kennedy.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
California
Arizona
Goldwater
Sacramento
San Francisco
John Birch Society
John F. Kennedy
Americans For Democratic Action
United Auto Workers Union
Walter Reuther
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Johnson
Granite State
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Cincinnati
United States
Court Martial Proceedings Continue With Open Session
The trial continues from page one with Col. John F. Taylor as law officer and Col. David E. Foster as court-martial president. The board, including Lt. Col. William M. Hon and Maj. Paul E. Morton, will deliberate after final arguments. Potential sentence ranges up to life imprisonment and total forfeiture. The case, moved from Comanche county, is open to the public for proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Taylor
David E. Foster
William C. Loftus
Jimmie D. Sickal
Pat Roberts
Comanche County
Colonel Foster
William M. Hon
Frank M. Edgar
Paul E. Morton
Hni
Donal R. Miller
Ose L. Rodriguez
Frank G. Regan
LHS Graduates Participate in College Assembly
Three Lawton high school graduates appeared at a special Southwestern State College assembly on campus. Charles Rightmer was featured vocalist with the college band, Steve Thomas performed a jazz dance, and Jerry Kinz er served as master of ceremonies. W. C. Burris, former LHS usher and now Southwestern's dean of students, also spoke at the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
Southwestern State College
Charles Rightmer
Steve Thomas
Jerry Kinzer
LHS
W. C. Burris
LHS Uselor
Southwestern
Blonde Divorcee Behind End To Ford Marriage
The 20 minute Idaho divorce of Henry Ford II and Anne Ford ends their 23 year marriage on grounds of mental cruelty. Custody of Edsel Ford Jr. is awarded to Mrs. Ford with paternal visitation. Ford, 45, is in Detroit for Ford Motor Co. board duties. no comment.
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Ford
Fairfield
Idaho
Henry Ford II
Anne
Charles S$in
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sun Valley
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Co. Board of
Maria Christina Vettore Austin
Austin
Young Sinatra To Take Stand In Kidnap Trial
Frank Sinatra Jr the 19 year old singer testifies in a kidnapping case at U S Court as prosecutors seek to prove a staged crime by Barry Keenan Joseph Amsler and John Irwin and as defense claims publicity stunt. Witnesses placed the defendants near Harrah's Lodge on the California Nevada border the night of December 8 after a ransom was paid.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Frank Sinatra Jr
Tommy Dorsey
Sinatra Jr
Barry Keenan
Joseph Amsler
John Irwin
Young Sinatra
Harrah
California- Nevada
Frank Sinatra
Amster and
Keenan
Harrah's
Vera Petrinovich
Harvey's Wagon Wheel
Pauline Ceppenall
Robert FE. Moore
Moore
John Foss
Foss
Dorsey Band
FBI
Nevada
California
Meeting Places Changed For Democratic Precincts
Comanche county Democrats will elect precinct officers and organize to support nominees at 7 30 p m Friday meetings. Changes include residence venues forprecincts Ward 1 10 Ward 2 7 Ward 3 6 and Lake No 1 under new lists and postings to follow. A precinct lineup will elect officers and delegates to the county convention this summer.
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Comanche County
Ray Shackelford
Democratic Central Committee
Charles Jennings
Central Committee
Lawton Constitution
Morning Press
J. K. Oliver
Jack Smith
Irwin
Elmo Richardson
Rex Mills
Sheridan
Fletcher Rural
Jim Weaver
Fred Burch
Lake No. 1
Shackelford
Jennings
Suspect Held For Burglary In Lawton Store
A 32-year-old Lawton man was arrested at Windshield Glass & Mirror at Seventh and D after a burglary Wednesday night. He admitted the crime. no charges filed yet. Officers found a cash box empty and $94.60 on the suspect.
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Lawton
Windshield Glass & Mirror
Seventh
Richard White
White
13 Week Paid Vacations Hit Steelworkers Nationwide
Pittsburgh AP reports 13 week paid vacations granted in the current Steel labor contract are energizing workers. Many plan long trips or stay home with family and hobbies as 450000 basic steel workers become eligible every five years based on seniority.
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Pittsburgh
James L. Parker
US. Steel Corp
Clairton Coking
Parker
Harry McKee
McKee
Florida
Miami
McKeesport
Basic Steel
United Steelworkers Union
Lawton Students Win ROTC Promotions At OU
Two Lawton youths receive ROTC promotions at the University of Oklahoma. John W. Mehew of 1619 N. 27th is promoted to cadet first lieutenant and is a junior majoring in industrial management engineering. William R. Beach Jr. of 1442 N. 40th is promoted to airman third class and is a freshman majoring in engineering.
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Lawton
Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
University of Oklahoma
John W. Mehew
Ed Mehew
William R. Beach Jr
William R. Beuch
Beuch
Mehen
University
Furs Unclaimed from Storage to Be Sold
Sanders Cleaners offers unclaimed furs from Stein Fur Mfgs and new stock at low prices in Lawton Fort Sill area. One hundred percent labeled second-hand goods include coats jackets scarfs and stoles. Sale runs 8:30 AM to 8:30 PM with bargains starting at 15 dollars plus tax and accessories 1 to 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders Cleaners
Stein Fur Mfgs
Lawton-Ft. Sill
Six Drivers Face Traffic Charges Filed by County Attorney
Six traffic charges were filed today by the county attorney's office. Three motorists Ronald J. Rogers 15 Midwest City Frank W McGee 17 Duncan and G Bryan Davenport 17 Stratford Conn were charged with speeding at nighttime. Other charges include Frank W Langford 25 Gore running a stop sign Charles D Thompson 22 Elm with no driver's license and James Erie King 39 Fort Sill for failure to dim lights.
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Ronald J. Rogers
Midwest City
Frank W. McGee
Duncan
G. Bryan Davenport
Stratford
Conn
Frank W. Langford
Gore
Charles D. Thompson
Elm
James Erie King
Fort Sill
Woman Receives Minor Injuries After U S 277 Crash
A 45 year old Lawton woman Catherine Maranto received minor injuries in a two car crash on U S 277 at its intersection with S 11th in Lawton. Her husband Joseph F Maranto was driving one of the vehicles. He attempted to cross when he collided with a southbound 1958 Pontiac driven by James C Brady of Abbottstown Pa.
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Lawton
U.S. 277
S. 11Th
Southside
Catherine Maranto
Lincoln
Joseph F. Maranto
Maranto
U.S
Soulth
James C. Brady
Abbottstown
Candidate To Lecture In Class At Cameron
Republican candidate for Congress from the Sixth District B. C. Auchincloss of Chickasha will lecture to Cameron College government students tonight from 7 to 10 p.m. in room 37 Administration building. Instructor is Dr. John Batrus.
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Congress
Cameron College
B. C. Auchincloss
Chickasha
John Batrus
Chamber votes on holidays and billboards plan
Rainy Mountain and Sugar Creek areas receive the observed official holidays for New Year Memorial Day Fourth of July Labor Day Thanksgiving and Christmas. The tourism committee backs two lighted billboard signs on the Southwestern Turnpike plus 20 5 by 10 billboards for Lawton promotion. The chamber accepts Martha Saffit's resignation as office manager. Members Bentley Bill Johnson Jack Raulston George Barber Dale Thompson and Lt Col Allen Myers will represent the chamber at a U S Chamber of Commerce Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourist and Recreation Committee
Southwestern Turnpike
Lawton
Martha Saffit
Lawton Officials Attend Oklahoma City Meeting on Vocational Ed Bill
John Shoemaker superintendent Hugh Bish assistant superintendent and Donald O Dell head of the Lawton High business education department attended a meeting in Oklahoma City on Wednesday to learn more about a proposed new federal vocational education bill.
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Lawton
Oklahoma City
John Shoemaker
Hugh Bish
Donald O'Dell
Lawton High School
Police Court Disposes Of Municipal Court Cases
Police court actions under Judge J Merle Oaks list defendants and fines for disturbances speeding running red lights stopping signs and related offenses. Notable names include Otis Smith Fred Jones Quentin Whitaker Jackie Whiteman James Thompson Dean Latham William Hutchins and others with fines bonds and suspensions noted.
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J. Merle Oaks
Otis O. Smith
Lake
Fred Jones
Garfield
Quentin Whitaker
Petty Farceny
Robert W Gustafson
Meadowbrook
Richard V. Souders
Gore
Thomas A. Sydes
Baldwin
Benson H. Turnbull
Elgin
Horace O. Phillips
Lee
Darreill Speakman
Lindy
Michael D
Robert J. Shaivey
Ash
Sea Otters Use Fur Air Pockets for Warmth
Sea otters rely on air pockets trapped in their dense fur to insulate against the North Pacific cold, as they lack a thick blubber layer like whales. The fur keeps water away, creating a protective layer that maintains body heat during chilly ocean swimming.
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North Pacific
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Leif Larson
Sreward County Sheriff's Office
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Marguerite Oswald
Kennedy
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
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Fort Worth
Marina
38Th Place
Kinyon
U. S. Fourth
Charles E. Green
M.D
Gore Medical Arts
Gore Boulevard
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Lacy
Uacuia
Phuml
Cameron
Rainy Mountain
Sugar Creek
H. B. Collins, A. B., D.D.S
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Chevrolet
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Price
Nationwide Consumer Testing Institute
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysier Motors Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Milo Gordon
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