Allied Officers Visit Civic Club in Lawton
About 34 Fort Sill Allied officers from 19 countries attended a Lawton Rotary Club luncheon at the Motel Lawtonian. The program chairman was A J Reawlings. Speakers included Lt Col Erik C Narhoff Denmark Lt Col Fadlollah Jalari Ivan and Col Chao Yun Yu Nationalist China who spoke on their nations. Maj Thomas D Lynch Jr and Miss Ann Wright also attended.
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Fort Sill
Funcheon
Lawton Rotary Club
Moo
Lawtonian
A.J. Reawlings
Erik C. Narhoff
Denmark
Fadlolah Jalari
Ivan
Chao Yun ¥U
China
Thomas D. Lynch Jr
Ann Wright
Jorge Dansey
Argentina
Alfred Mansbart
Austria
Lucien F. van Houtte
Beigua
Aung Vhein
Han Yin
Burma
Me Sarin
Fernando
Alberto
Erik C. Havhot
den Mark
Miguel YT. Leon
Luis E. Moncayo
Paul Cadre
Ecuador
Georges R. Colitanceau
France
Engelbertus H. Bintoro
Eudy
Suchaedé
Indonesia
Fazlollah Jafari
Hossein-Gholi Elmich
Kan
Raffaele Campos
Maly
Kiyohiko Hosoya
Tetami
Tsutomu Nakayayng
Kazuo Sakakibara
Japan
Koh Sung Keh
Lee Hui Yong
Loree
Ta-K Feng
Chao Yun Yu
Victor M. Sanchez
Carlos C
Allied officers to attend Lawton BPW dinner
The Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club hosts an International Relations dinner tonight at 6:30. Allied officers from Artillery and Missile School will attend, including Maj. Khin Maung Lat of Burma and Lt Col. Khalil Bakhnl-Azar, plus Nationalist Chinese officers, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey, and Viet Nam personnel.
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Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club
Pakistan
Habib Atmad
Khin Maung Lat
Burma
Khalil Bakh
nl-Azar
AH Shaegh
Siu-Han Fu
Ta- Feng
Tong-King Chao
Chao Yun Yu
Chao Ming Chiu
China
Habib Ahmad
Peer Badshah Gilani
Antonio
Concepcion
Philippines
Voeradej Tahloor
Thailand
San Irex
Turkey
Pham Kir Chung
Phan Dinh Tung
Viet Nara
Hobart Jury Frees Youth In Slaying
Hobart district court acquitted Riley Twitty in the July killing of Joe Louis Scallon. Twitty testified the shooting occurred in self defense, ending a murder charge after a district court jury verdict.
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Hobart
D — Riley Twitty
Joe Louis Scallon
Twitty
Scallon
Principals Gather for February Meeting at Garfield School
Lawton public school principals will meet at Gar field School at 12 noon on Wednesday to discuss problems. City school superintendent John Shoemaker will attend the session.
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Lawton
Garfield School
John Shoemaker
Four Hurt in Area Accidents In Lawton District
Four persons were injured in separate traffic accidents Monday in the Lawton high patrol district. An expectant mother, Mrs. Donald Endes, 15, and her husband were hurt when a pickup collided with a car near Sib Lee about 10:30 p.m. Another crash involved Raymond Lee Sillers driving a pickup in a 1948 Ford truck. In Grady county a seven month old, Phillip Keith Smith, of Wynona Minnesota, was critically injured when a car overturned in a ditch east of Verden. His father, mother, and sister Alicia Ann Smith sustained less serious injuries. Roy H. Morrison, 43, of Fort Cobb, was critically injured when his car overturned multiple times on a county road. Morrison was found hours later and treated at Anadarko hospital.
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Lawton High
Donald Endes
Memorial Hospital
Sib Lee
Eades
Raymond Lee Sillers
Sycamore
Virgil Smith
Wynona
Minn
Verden
Anaidarko
Alicia Ann Smith
Delbert Jump
Highway Patrol
Smith
SH 9
Conto
Layton Area
Roy H. Morrison
Rta
Fort Cobb
Oney
Caddo County
Legion Oratory Winner Named From Lawton Post 29
Robert Thomas won the local American Legion 29 oratorical contest at Lawton High School, earning $10 savings stamps and advancing to the Sixth District contest on March 4 at Lawton High School. Alternate runner up was Don Jlay, with contestants Tynn Brewer, Woney Morris, Larry Watson, and James Wright. Judges included J Merle Oaks, Craig Pierson, Rev J C Smith, and Harold Carey.
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Robert Thomas
John Thomas
Swinarr
Lowery
Whitehead American Legion Post
Thomas
Lawson Post
Lawton High School
Don Jlay
Norman Hays
Tynn Brewer
Hazel O. Brewer
Williams
Woney Morris
Frank H. Morris
Arlanta
Larry Watson
Watson
James Wright
Gilbert O. Wright
Dearborn
J. Merle Oaks
Craig Pierson
Cameron College
J. C. Smith
Wallock Memorial Congregational Church
Harold Carey
Aander
American Legion
Legion Post
Winer
Allernate
OU Dean Named Hawaii University President
Dr. Laurence Ider, dean of the graduate school at the University of Oklahoma, was named president of the University of Hawaii. The board selected him from applicants for the $20,000 a year post, with a rent free house to be provided. Effective July 1.
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Laurence Ider
University of Oklahoma
Amew
University of Hawaii
Sovearald
Unversity
Board of Regents
Johnson Named Veterans Chief in Comanche County Barrack
Officers were elected and 29 new members joined at the Comanche County Barrack of World War I Veterans. Roy Johnson was chosen as commander for the first year, with C. L. Dinkin senior vice commander and other officers named. Eligible veterans with honorable discharges from April 6, 1917 to July 2, 1921 may join. Monthly meetings set for the second Tuesday at 2:40 pm in the American Legion Hut. regional meeting planned at Lake Texoma Lodge.
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Comanche County
Roy Johnson
Servy HS
C. L. Dinkins
Is. I. Ring
Bill Kendel
Doe F. Wirdeman
J. O. Williams
Johnson
Armeed
Gro
Americal Legion Hut
Lake Texoma Indge
Coemahechs County
Cameron Student of Month Named for February
Glenda Nowlin of Cameron College earns February student of the month honors sponsored by the Aggie Future Teachers of America chapter. An honor student and editor of the college yearbook, she is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and Cameron Players, daughter of Ray and Mrs Nowlin of 3407 Cache Road, Lawson High School graduate.
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Glenda Nowlin
Law
Cameron College
Aggie
Future Teachers of America
Imadeus
Miss Nowlin
Wichita
Phi Theta Nappa
Coed
Ray Nowlin
Cache Road
Cameron Players
Cognpolitan Club
Lawson High School
Tax Cut Debate Shapes 1958 Economic Plan
Senator Knowland discusses the administration's approach to unemployment and tax policy. He cites Mitchell on March unemployment data, notes a possible tax cut is unlikely this year, and says public works could be considered if the upturn slows. He projects peak unemployment by mid year and emphasizes federal program reviews.
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Knowland
Mitchell
Jauiary
Weeks
Bet Knowland
Von Braun marks to the conference
Walter Williams under secretary of commerce said the nation’s industry is ready to meet the Soviet missile challenge. In a prepared address he stated that with a green light the immense production capabilities can begin turning out long range ballistic missiles at a rate dismaying to any potential adversary.
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Walter Williams
Williams
Ash Wednesday Services Slated at Fort Sill
Fort Sill observes Ash Wednesday with Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran services. Mass and distribution of ashes set for 12:01 p.m. at Thulop Chapel and 12:15 p.m. at Sheridan Road Chapel for Catholics. SS. Barbara's Episcopal Church holds services at Old Post Chapel with Communion at 7 and 9 a.m. and a 7 p.m. service for Lutherans.
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Fort Sill
Thulop
Sheridan Road
SS. Barbara's Episcopal
Old Post Chapel
Parley Attendance Listed for July Event in Tulsa
Thirteen Lantanians will attend the Fobvurry board meeting of Oblis sous Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in Tulsa. Names include Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Bol Disin, Mrs. Ray Shackel, three dimra, Mrs. David Corley, C.J Meisel, Paul Hughes, and Dr. Jack Spencer.
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Tulsa
Allenting Wall
Mtr
Charles Miller
Bol Disin
Ray Shackelbhet
Dimra
David Corley
C.J Meisel Paul Hughes
Jack Spencer
Youth to Meet at Apache Methodist Church
The Lawton Subrlishiet meeting of Methodist Youth Fellows will convene at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Apache Methodist Church. Raymond Allen of Lawton's SVes ey Methodist Church is listed as president of the subl ishiet.
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Lawton
Apache Methodist Church
Raymond Allen
Svesey Methodist Church
Grace Mont man reenlists in Air Force service
Neil Thomas Keys, son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Keys of Grace mont, reenlists in the U S Army Air Force. He will report to Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas for processing and reassignment. Keys is a four year Air Force veteran who was discharged in January 1935. Family home is 1603 Euclid hape.
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NEU
Thomas Keys
Plane hijacking claim tensions flare over North Korea incident
The United States National Airline plane carrying Willis P. Hobbs of Vallejo California and Lt Col Towards Mc Clellian of Buchanan Michigan was forced to fly to North Korea after alleged Communist agents seized control. The secretariat member called the Communist explanation utterly fantastic and said the armistice commission remains the proper channel for such disputes, with refusals to hand over crew and cargo inventories.
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Kehl
U.N
Ite
Armistice Commission
Wkekl
Willis P. Hobbs
Vallejo
Calif
U.S. Air Force
McClellian
Buchanan
Mich
North Korea
Pusan
Seoul
TV Channel Award Sparks Subcommittee Clash
The panel split as voting continued over upholding Sharfman’s recommendation for a TV license. One member backed a third applicant, while another praised Kallentine as best qualified on ownership and civic record, amid disputes over who truly deserved the award.
Two Women Arrested After Disturbance In City
Odessa Hardesty, 24, of 5808 McKinley, accused of creating a disturbance and Lena Mae Nicholson, 20, No 6A, charged with assault, were arrested last night in connection with a disturbance involving a .23 caliber pistol at Su No 28.
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Odessa Hardesty
McKinley
Lena Mae Nicholson
Ehib
Hijacking details emerge from early morning incidents
Police report two hijackings and a hotel robbery attempt. A 34 year old man and a 22 year old were involved in a car hijacking after which cash, alcohol, and some money were seized. A third man possessing little money was not considered involved. The Angie hotel manager described a 22 year old robber in a blue polka dot scarf who demanded the cash register, threatened to kill, kicked the manager, then fled.
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Sely
Depew
Gily
Harvey W. Thomas
Angie
Thomas
Fire kills 11 in duplex disaster as infant found in incubator
Calvin Douglas, infant body found in incubator, dies alongside Mary Helen Rowe and four children Betty Jo Marvin Robert and Calvin all under six. Jones says he smelled smoke while repairing a bed and fled from raging flames that trapped him upstairs and forced a jump from a window. Cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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Calvin Douglas
Mary Helen Rowe
Jones
Betty Jo
Marvin
Robert
Calvin
City Man Faces Burglary Charge at Dixie Kitchen
James Lee Copeland, 26, eastside resident, was charged with second degree burglary of the Dixie Kitchen cafe where he worked after police arrested him Monday. He allegedly stole $35 from a music vending machine on Feb 13 at the first floor cafe. County Attorney Warren Crane filed the complaint, signed by Detective Lt Cleo Stout in Justice of Peace Woolrow Giles' court.
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Eastside
James Lee Copelland
Dixie Kitchen
Warren Crane
Cleo Stout
Justice of Peace Woolrow Giles
Cow't
Cold spell grips northeast with zero temperatures and closures
A severe cold wave paralyzed several states with zero to five degree readings. Stamford and nearby cities housed 24 families in a high school gym as heating failed in two tenements. New Jersey logged ten above in High Point, while East Orange motorists faced overdue tickets after shoveling out. Washington DC endured its coldest in 16 years with 1.14 inches of snow and area schools closed for a second day.
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Montpellier
Portland
Maine
Burlington
Concord
N.H
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Bradley Field
Conn
Stamford
Lacy
New Jersey
High Point
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Washington, D.C
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Middlesboro
Georgia
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Virginia
Tennessee
South Fulton
Tom
Indiana
South Bend
Michigan City
Ind
Ohio River
Fort Sill Missile Training Debate Sparks Oklahoma Fight
The hearing heatedly debated Fort Sill's role in training in surface to surface missiles for the United States and 131 allied nations. Gen de Sharp will testify that moving Fort Sill would cost about 3250 million and compromise the school and training area. Local lawmakers allege political promises tied to promotions and condemned land issues echo past condemnations.
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Harris
de Sharp
Legislative Committee
Fort Sill
United States
Free Nations
Dean Hart
Pauls Valley
Ge Sharp
Bea Faudree
Atoke County
Atoka County
Oklahoma City
Fort Sill Indian School Hosts Leadership Conference
Faculty members from Fort Sill Indian School along with representatives from the Indian agency soil and moisture division attended a leadership conference Monday at FSIS. Mrs. Winona Queton led the event with a talk titled The Right Way to Get a Job Done and practical dos and donts of leadership. Walter Gray, FSIS superintendent, oversees the monthly leadership evaluation courses.
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Fort Sill Indian School
Soil and Moisure Division
The
Indian Agency
FSIS
Winona Queton
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