Oklahoma Liquor Hearing Delayed Over Paperwork
Oklahoma City AP reports a Tulsa liquor dealer hearing was postponed as Senate records and vouchers are in Senate hands. Liquor Director Parham warned the case could continue without needed documents, while Jack Sussman faces a 10 day suspension starting March 11 after alleged illegal sales.
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Parham
Oklahoma City
Jack Sussman
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Capitol
Oklahoma Mental Health Bill Prompts Doctor Exodus Fear
Oklahoma City AP. The Mental Health Department chief warned of doctors leaving state mental institutions if nonmedical lay administrators run the program. Rep Harold Morgan proposes replacing the director with a lay administrator who would name assistants. Williams, a long‑time psychiatrist, said the idea would cause utter confusion and loss of professional direction. A Senate hearing was canceled on McCarty's suggestion. Morgan defends efficiency gains but criticizes Vinita’s operation. Mrs Hall is linked to current law authors.
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Oklahoma
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Vinita
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House
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Dorothy Hall
Eastern Oklahoma Hospital
State Senate
Kennedy defends NATO ties and Berlin posture in tax cut remarks
President Kennedy warned that sharing command decisions on nuclear weapons would be hard to negotiate and may require quick action. He defended alliance unity if a Berlin crisis resurfaces and expressed doubts about resuming talks on a Berlin settlement while backing Roosevelt Jr. for commerce undersecretary and urging youth employment legislation.
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Honor Graduate Selected From Missile Battery Class
CWO Frank H. Johnston of the 5th Missile Battalion, 73rd Artillery, was named honor graduate of the Sergeant Missile Battery class at the Artillery and Missile School. Johnston posted a 97.7 percent average over six weeks as Lt. Col. Walter M. Drozd led most course enlistees.
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Hijackers seize freighter Anzotegui to trade captain for pardons
Venezuelan hijackers seize the freighter Anzoategui en route to Houston and New Orleans. They demand the captain and crew of 35 be exchanged for pardons for imprisoned terrorists. A radio report says the crew is safe and under arrest. Carakas papers name Wilmer Medina Rojas as leader. Government officials warn of threats against schools and churches amid ongoing city violence.
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Houston
New Orleans
la Guaira
Caracas
Wilmer Medina Rojas
Anzoategui
Marine Corps
Puerto Cabello
Two 14 year olds held in burglary case
Lawton police detained two 14 year olds Thursday for investigation of a Sunday burglary at Pecan Grove school. They were released to parents pending county juvenile court hearing. Other burglaries investigated include thefts from St Elmo Baptist church, a garage tool set, a juke box at the VFW club, and cash missing from a beauty college.
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West Lawton
Pecan Grove
J. B. Langford
Charlie Noline
St. Elmo Baptist Church
Monroe
Jack Skinner
Rudy Morrison
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Lynn Presgrove
County Line
East Lawton
Presgrove
Eve Langley
Bud Hall Beauty College
Hearing opens into Oklahoma trooper case amid political tensions
Trooper Scott denies charges and seeks a full hearing before the state personnel board. Albert Stone a Marlow rancher accuses politics of influencing the case tied to Gov. Henry Bellmon's 1962 campaign. About 45 witnesses, including fellow troopers, testify as the hearing proceeds with defense claiming the woman's account is untrue and detailing alleged inconsistencies.
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Albert Stone
Marlow
Stone
Henry Bellmon
Bellmon
Moore
Oklahoma City
Gay
Oklahoma
Chances Fade To Find Syncom
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI Americas new Syncom satellite is missing after orbiting Thursday. Tracking stations search the skies as 36 hours pass with no sign. Scientists are baffled and downhearted. officials say the first job is to locate it, then assess damage.
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UPI
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Funeral Rites for Mrs Maggie Landrum Held in Burkburnett
Services for Mrs Maggie Landrum 70 who died Wednesday in a Vinita hospital were set for 2 p m Saturday at the Becker Memorial chapel Burkburnett Texas with Rev Travis McMinn of Jan Lee Baptist Church officiating Burial followed at Highland cemetery She was born April 23 1892 in Utopia Texas married Aubrey Landrum July 31 1911 and lived in Lawton before moving to Burkburnett Survivors include seven sons three daughters a brother and 19 grandchildren
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Utopia
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San Antonio
Lawton
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Malcom
Enterprise
Ala
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Wayne
Wallace
Aubrey Jr
Odessa
Cleo
Jacksonville
Fla
Funeral services for Mrs Opal A Dixon in Becker Memorial chapel
Mrs Opal A Dixon 33 of 1301 H moved from Munday Texas to Elmore City Abilene and Lawton died after extended illness Funeral 10 a m Saturday Rev Joe Gomez burial Elmore City cemetery Surviving husband two sons a daughter a stepson sister brothers niece and seven grandchildren
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Becker Memorial Chapel
Dixon
Munday
Tex
Elmore City
Abilene
Lawton
Lee Dixon
Southside Baptist Church
Joe Gomez
J. C. Ensey
Wynnewood
Troy Ensey
Manning
John Francis
Fort Smith
Ark
Norman Dixon
Lackland Afb
Myrtie
Rush Springs Jaycees Plan Outstanding Citizen Award
Rush Springs Jaycees will name their outstanding area citizen tonight at the gymnasium. Harold Murray, project chairman, says 12 people from the Rush Springs area have been nominated to receive the honor. Ted Cline, Jaycee president, will present the award about 6 p.m.
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Atkinson Attacks Democrats Tied to Bellmon Administration
W P Bill Atkinson of Midwest City denounces Democrats who joined Governor Bellmon’s Republican administration. He cites Dobson’s acceptance of an insurance counselor post with the Grand River Dam Authority as proof of broken party trust and calls for punishment to preserve Democratic integrity.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bryan County
Henry Bellmon
Dobson
Bellmon
Atkinson
Raymond Gary
Grand River
Gary
Gene McGill
McGill
Exercise Held Graduation At Fort Sill For Artillery Vehicle Course
Graduation exercises were held Thursday for enlisted men completing an Artillery track vehicle maintenance course at Fort Sill. Lt. Col. Ralph E. Means was guest speaker.
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Fort Sill
Ralph E. Means
Mortgage Rate Change Sparks Senate Protest
Senator Mike Monroney joined the attack on proposals to remove interest rate ceilings for FHA and VA home mortgages. He warned removal would slow new home construction and raise unemployment, saying rate cuts historically reduced housing starts.
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Washington
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Area Weather Forecast Briefed for Nearby Turnout
Partly cloudy through Saturday with a warming trend. Today’s high 53 and tonight’s low 32. Tomorrow’s high 60 followed by a high of 51 Thursday. Last night’s low 27 and 11 a.m. reading 42.
City Woman Hurt In Auto Mishap
A 70-year-old Lawton woman, Florence D. Wicker, was injured when her 1961 Chevrolet struck two parked cars on Ash Street in front of 1706. The crash involved a 1962 Ford owned by Jean R. Miller and a 1962 Buick owned by James B. Johns. Police reported the injuries and listed the owners and addresses.
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Ash
Florence D. Wicker
Cherry
Jean R. Miller
James B. Johns
Glenn
Campho Phenique Fever Blister Ad Label
An advertisement urges immediate use of Campho Phenique at the first sign of a fever blister or cold sore. It touts local anesthesia to stop pain, antiseptic action to prevent infection, and says it does not stain skin while promoting rapid healing. It advises keeping a bottle ready for instant use and to obtain Campho Phenique today.
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