Juggler is jailed after failing balance test in county arrest
Ramon Esqueda 31 of Mexico City was arrested at Sheridan and D after police followed his car for blocks and observed a red light run and left lane driving. He failed a one foot balance test, spent the night in jail, then was moved to county jail and fined 250 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving.
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Ramon Esqueda
Mexico City
Sheridan
Esqueda
Gore
Cloudy Cool Weather Headed For Lawton Area
Weather forecast shows cloudy cool conditions in Lawton and southwest Oklahoma with a light northerly wind. A northern Rockies low will bring light rain or snow Thursday to all Oklahoma except the southwest, with temperatures about 6 to 12 degrees below normal for five days.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Southwest
Tulsa
Ponca City
Oktshane
Mercy Fleet Aids Quake Refugees in Azores
International relief effort brings more than 1,000 evacuees from Sao Jorge to Angra amid ongoing aftershocks and a possible volcanic upsurge. Authorities report tremors weakening as rescue teams assess damage to homes and infrastructure.
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Axgra DO Heroismo
Azores
Jorge
Terceira
Sao Jorge
Cmdr
Alvaro Cardoso
Angra
Atlantic
Lisbon
Nine rescued from British Ambassador as stormy Atlantic tests rescue
The Norwegian freighter Fruen rescued nine crewmen from the disabled British merchant ship Ambassador in the North Atlantic, about 1,000 miles east of New York. Seven crew remained aboard the listing vessel as a search by Coast Guard and other ships continued for the rest.
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New York
North Atlantic
Coast Guard
Fruen
Coos Bay
Vulcania
Philadelphia
England
Ambassador
Pioneer City Physician Dr E B Dunlap Dies at 82
Dr. E. B. Dunlap longtime Lawton physician died in Atlanta after a heart attack at his son’s home during a two week visit. He practiced over 50 years, helped operate Southwestern hospital and Kiowa Indian hospital, and was civic leader and Rotary president. Survived by wife, children, eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Memorial fund planned. services by Lawton funeral home.
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E. B. Dunlap
N. 32Nd
Lawton
Atlanta
E. B. Dunlap Jr
W. W. Godlove
Dunlap
Eden
Ala
University of Alabama Medical School
St. Vincent Hospital
New York City
New York
Fort Sill
P. G. Dunlap
W. M. Turner
Oklahoma
G. S. Barber
Southwestern Hospital
Kiowa Indian Hospital
U. S. Public Health Service
Indian Hospital
Medicine Reserve Corps
Wyllie Alma Walton
Alabama
Home Savings and Loan Association of
Godlove
N. Sheridan Rd
E B. Dunlap Jr
Jack W. Dunlap
Orange Park
Fla
Turnpike Land Buying Studied
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority will review three land acquisition proposals at its Thursday meeting. Chief counsel Douglas McKeever will present recommendations, while Atty. Gen. Charles Nesbitt offers to secure land at no legal fees, potentially saving $100,000. Preparatory work on the 40 mile Henryetta to McAlester toll road is underway.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
W. D. Hoback
Douglas McKeever
McKeever
Enid
Charles Nesbitt
Nesbitt
Highway Department
Henryetta
McAlester
Lawton Board To Meet On Bids For Sullivan Village School
Lawton board of education will convene at 1 p m Thursday to open and tabulate bids for a 10 room elementary school in Sullivan Village. Architect Cottingham and Cook estimate is 240000 dollars. If weather allows the superintendent and board will tour existing buildings to decide on adding capacity using funds from a 2 million dollar bond approved in February.
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Lawton
Sullivan Village
Stolen Rubens painting recovered in Brussels
Brussels police announced the Rubens painting Negroes Heads stolen Monday from the Museum of Ancient Art has been found. No details were released. The work is valued at about $1 million by the museum conservator. Thieves entered via skylight using a rope ladder.
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Brussels
Brussels Museum
Juror Exemption Over Ruby Case Over Communist Belief
A juror candidate named Charles S. Toon was excused for cause after acknowledging he once believed Jack Ruby might be a Communist and that Oswald was silenced by a Communist conspiracy. He later said he could set aside opinions and presume Ruby innocent if required. The judge allowed the defense to challenge his suitability amid heated exchanges. Oswald's assassination of Kennedy and Ruby’s murder charge are the context.
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We S
UPI
Lee Harvey Osio
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Venireman
Oswald
Charles S. Toon
Joe B. Brown
Toon
Melvin Belli
Brown
Henry M. Wade
Kennedy
Dallas
Tax cut assured as conferees reach deal
Washington AP reports House and Senate conferees agree on a sweeping tax cut. The compromise plan keeps capital gains tax largely unchanged, lowers the withholding rate from 18 to 14 percent, and signals a March pay boost for wage earners once signed by President Johnson. The bill moves to the House and Senate likely Monday or Tuesday for final action.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Baker Refuses Senate Records in Contempt Inquiry
Former Senate aide Bobby Baker invoked the 5th Amendment and refused to turn over records or answer questions as Senate investigators press a contempt hearing. The Rules Committee subpoenaed documents on Baker’s outside business activities while employed by the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Activites
Congress
Edward Bennett Williams
Boris Kastelanetz
New York
Williams
Rules Committee
Labor Won't Halt Boycott In Ship Deal
Labor leaders led by ILWU President Gleason vow to press on with the boycott of U S wheat shipments to the Soviet Union. AFL CIO chief Meany backs them as Reynolds seeks a settlement while Hall and Gleason demand a written pledge to ship at least half the wheat in American ships.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Johnson
U.S
Soviet Union
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Union
Labor
Asst
James J. Reynolds
Gleason
Paul Hall
Afl-Cio
Maritime Trades Department
John F. Kennedy
Hall
Luther Hodges
Hodges
Maritime Administration
Commerce Department
Continental Grain Co
Continental
Reynolds
Parker Coach Likes Idea of Bud Handling
Fayetteville Arkansas AP University of Arkansas coach Frank Broyles says he would vote for Bud Wilkinson for president and would gladly vote for him for president someday Wilkinson resigned as Oklahoma coach to run for the Senate Broyles says coaches are partly in politics and that Wilkinson is highly qualified if politics is not limited to professional politicians
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Flayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Senate
Broyles
Bud
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Sandy Ferguson
Janie Bardsher
Lawton High
Butch Hogue
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Vila Do
Santa
Maria
U.S. Air Force
Lajes Field
Pioneer City
Steff Phote
Won't Surrender Records
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