Ink Spots Replacement Tiny Heads East for Shows
From Fort Sill to the Ramada club Tiny, a 300 plus pound Ink Spots replacement, heads for Salt Lake City, the Hawaiian Islands and Oklahoma. The group now performs mainly at military installations as manager Jack Lester notes after 16 years with the act.
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Fort Sill
Ramada Club
Paramount
New York
Lawton
Salt Lake City
Hawaiian Islands
Okinawa
Jack Lester
Theodore C. Sorensen
Kennedy
Gabe Tucker
Dave Gardner
Dave
McMahon Auditorium
Chickasha Seeks Court Ruling on Industrial Bonds
Chickasha city attorneys filed a brief with Oklahoma Supreme Court as friend of the court to interpret a 1962 constitutional amendment. The suit asks whether cities and towns may vote industrial bonds and to allow an election on a 5 mill levy to attract industry, seeking a clear legal definition.
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Oklahoma City
Owen Vaughn
Chickasha
Anadarko
State Supreme Court
Vaughn
Barry Goldwater May Skip Oklahoma GOP Convention
Oklahoma City state GOP chairman Bill Burkett said time and money could keep Sen. Barry Goldwater from addressing the Oklahoma Republican convention on February 29. Goldwater is set to speak at North Carolina’s convention that day, potentially arriving in Oklahoma City before the 3 p.m. close if a quick talk and chartered flight can be arranged.
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Oklahoma City
Barry Goldwater
Oklahoma
GOP
Bill Burkett
Burkett
Goldwater
North Carolina
Phony Liquor Board Agents Report Probed
Roy Parham, director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, said an investigation is under way into reports that people posing as liquor agents tried to access financial records of Tulsa stores. He noted that none of his agents could be involved and urged retailers to verify identities.
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Oklahoma City
Roy Parham
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Tulsa
Parham
Breeding animal output soars in United States since 1919
Report notes breeding animal output in the United States is about 90 percent higher than levels observed in 1919 to 1921, reflecting significant agricultural gains and revised breeding practices across farms.
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United States
Angus Association Plans Sale and Show This Saturday
The Wichita Mountains and Oklahoma Angus associations announce their second annual show and sale at the county fairgrounds starting 9 a.m. with a junior Angus show for 4H and FFA members. The 1 p.m. sale features 55 selected Angus animals including 21 bulls and 34 females from 20 consignors with auctioneer Guy Shull of Elgin. Prizes totaling about 300 dollars are funded by local banks and chambers of commerce. Consignors include Bates Cyril Bott Wayne Farms Hanza & Sons Herring Mindemann Silk Patton and Flying M Ranch among others. Don McMahan serves as president and L E Banks as secretary.
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Wichita Mountains
Oklahoma
Guy Shull
Elgin
FFA
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
American National Bank
Security Bank and Trust
Lawton Co-op
Lawton Feeder Supply
The
Home Building and Loan Association
Charles Bates
Cyril
Claren M. Bott
Lawton
Char Wayne Angus Farms
Anadarko
Harry Clay
Lookeba
Circle W. Ranch
Chattanooga
Glenbar Farms
Pauls Valley
Hanza & Sons
John Herring
Manitou
Larry Horn
Cordell
George Horton Jr
Russell John
A. T. King
Norman
Leroy Mindemann
FBI Witnesses Set For Sinatra Kidnap Trial
FBI agents will testify as followups to Wednesday's proceedings in Los Angeles where Frank Sinatra Sr. details how recordings of eight ransom calls led to his son’s abduction case. John Irwin Barry Keenan and Joseph Amsler stand trial for the 20 year old’s June Lake Tahoe kidnapping.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Frank Sinatra Sr
Sinatra
Frank Jr
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Bel-Air
John Irwin
Barry Keenan
Joseph Amsler
Churchill Visits Commons as Retirement Nears
Sir Winston Churchill attended the House of Commons on a Wednesday night to help push through routine legislation. The longtime leader, noted as retiring this year, has indicated he will not seek re election in the upcoming national vote.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
Winston
Ground Broken for Luxury Garden Apartments
Ground breaking ceremonies kick off a $6 million first phase at Westside Country club for Country Club Village Green. Fifty three apartments make up Les Jardines in the initial section, with total development exceeding 400 units across six phases. Gregory Good & Co. leads the project with offices in Dallas Fort Worth and Lawton. attendees include Mayor Wayne Gilley club president Henry Neely and project committee members Henry Weddle Troy Ketchum and Emmitt Huff.
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Westside Country Club
52Nd and
Gore
Les Jardines
Country Club Village Green
Gregory Good & Co
Southwestern
Dallas, Fort Worth
Plumber Hires Lawyer In Sonic Boom Dispute
Woodrow Bussey, a plumber who led an Oklahoma reapportionment suit, has retained Sid White to challenge federal sonic boom tests in federal court. An Oklahoma City group serving as plaintiffs will discuss the issue at an open hearing next week.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Woodrow Bussey
Sid White
Bussey
White
Ministers Lead Brotherhood Week Assembly at Local School
Three local ministers spoke at a Brotherhood Week assembly at Tomlinson junior high school. Rev. Donald Brooks of St Barbara Catholic Church Rev. Lee Davis of First Christian Church and Chaplain Murrey Burger of Fort Sill shared remarks. Charley Wade chaired with Bob Gilbert and Ben Leva as co chairs.
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Tomlinson Junior High School
Donald Brooks
St. Barbara Catholic Church
Lee Davis
First Christian Church
Murrey Burger
Fort Sill
Charley Wade
Lawton
Bob Gilbert
Ben Leva
Wade
Two Astronauts To Pilot Copters
Pensacola Florida AP Maj. L Gordon Cooper and Air Force Capt. Edward H White II report 11 hours of helicopter training and readiness for solo flights. They say the training prepares them for lunar landings and that the helicopter resembles a moon landing vehicle more than any other instrument.
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Pensacola
Fla
L. Gordon Cooper
Air Force
Edward H. White II
Cooper
White
Hospital Updates From Southwestern and PHS Indian Hospital
Admitted and discharged lists cover Bradley Sinor and Lisa Coffey among many patients citywide. Births include Paterson and Chandler infants with weights and times. memorial births noted. Names of patients span multiple streets and towns with extensive medical and surgical entries.
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Bradley H. Sinor
Harold Sinor
Washington
Lisa Jo Coffey
Joyce Coffey
Duncan
R. B. Lawrence
S. Seventh
Albert Bottoms
Cache Rd
Jack Moore
Dearborn
Jack Elmore
Arlington
Darwin D. Roach
N. 36Th
Archie Boydston
Cache
Artisans Prepare to Dismantle Abu Simbel Shrine
Artisans will dismantle the 3,000 year old Abu Simbel temple carved from a rocky cliff for Pharaoh Ramses II. They plan to rebuild the complex on a desert plateau as the Aswan High Dam floods the original site.
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Abu Simbil
Pharoah Rameses II
Aswan High Dam
Army Orders Major promotions and reassignments listed
Department of the Army assigns personnel and promotes officers across AGS RA and AUS categories. Key moves include Maj Gen Austin W. Betts to Washington DC, Col John F. Freund to Vietnam, Brig Gen Frank M. Izenour to AGS, and numerous captains and lieutenants promoted or reassigned to and from Vietnam APO 20 APO 30 San Francisco and Germany. Retraction for Marvin T. Barker noted.
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Department of the Army
Washington, D. C
Austin W. Betts
Germantown
Washington DC
John F. Freund
Washington
Vietnam
Frank M. Izenour
Cis Tody
AGS
Indio
Aus
Mal
Glenn W. Dettrey
Frederick A. Dodd
Doyie Merritt
E. Carr
Donald F. Coelho
Bernard C. Miller
James E. Herrist
Charles McA Burgin
St Ite
Larry P. Sims
CWO
cCwo
William G. Kerley
Moi
Bruce E. Holbrook
Joan E. Munnelly
James H. Watson
Solomon V. Binzer
James L. Skinner
Thomas C. Underwood Jr
Army
Ronald E. Dale
Iran
Charles M. Hickerson
Usareur
Charlies E. Missidine Jr
Rucker
Eugene J. Smith
Jack Palmer
Edgewood Arsenal
Carl F. Peters
Roberts
Wis
Charles E. Sparks
Cleveland
Ohio
Horace E. Beamon
Ft Belvoir
Alton L. Foster Jr
44Th Arty Ft
Sill
Usaams
Ft Sill
John F. Bean
Ft Bliss
Ent Afb
Marvin T. Barker
San Rafael
Calif
California Coeds To Punch Clocks At Dormitories
At University of California Berkeley two dorms Cunningham and Freeborn will drop sign out books starting Friday night. Coeds will punch in and out at a time clock near elevators with each girl using her own card. The change ends the need to print their destination beside signatures.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Cunningham
Freeborn
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