Northwest Kiwanis Install New Officers At Banquet
Ed Cagle at 3413 Cache Rd was installed as president of the Northwest Kiwanis club during the 12th annual banquet held at the Hotel Lawtonian. New officers include Ker mit Denham president elect Howard Garrison vice president Gerald Hollander secretary John Paddock treasurer and several board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cagle
Cache Rd
Northwest Kiwanis Club
Kermit Denham
Howard Garrison
Gerald Hollander
John Paddock
C. J. Shields
Jack Wellborn
R. D. Bentley
Millard Hayes
Les Hittle
Jerry Brandon
J. D. Glenn
James Roberts
J. T. Neal
Cagle
Walter Oswalt
Lawtonian
Cameron College
Gene Brooks
Lawton
Kenneth F. Brown
Lions Clubs
Pat Wood
Harvey House
Burglars Strike Homes and Stores in Local Theft Spree
Police linked a string of break ins to amateur burglars who left pennies near the Myers home and stole cuff links rings a sapphire ring a topaz ring two wrist watches a coin book and a camera among other items. Rev Slemp reported smoke from a hacked floor furnace and another home was ransacked. Country Squire Retail Liquors saw a back window broken for a whiskey case valued around 50 dollars. Detectives Ralph Howard and C Wallace led the probe with officers Mitchell and Mise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunn Brothers
Ira Marie Dodson
Country Squire
Dale Ward
Six Offer Eye For Two Year Old Girl Across Nation
Eye transplant offers pour in from 35 states for Margaret Snow of Ivanhoe California as doctors warn the remaining right eye may be lost to retinoblastoma. Six volunteers including a Huntsville Texas convict offer to donate an eye while doctors note only corneas can transfer. Margaret's case has drawn over $3000 for medical costs and a possible move to New York for treatment if cancer spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivanhof
Calif
Texas
Margaret Snow
Max Goldstein
Visalia
Associated Press
Margaret
Texas State Penitentiary
Huntsville
Bobby James Sich
Penberger
New York
John Snow
Snow
Rockefeller Promises Balanced New York Budget
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller pledges a balanced New York budget in his annual message while leaving Albany for New Hampshire to campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. He aims to avoid tax increases and faces a tight fiscal situation as he tours Manchester and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
New York
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
GOP
Fred A. Young
America
Manchester
N.H
Funeral Rites for Mrs D O Reid Held in Altus
Services for Mrs. D. O. Reid 80 of Altus were held December 26. She died December 24 in Altus after a lengthy illness and was mother of Mrs. Leslie W. Contway of Lawton. She was a member of the First Baptist Church, Altus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Reid
Altus
Reid
Leslie W. Contway
Cheyenne
Lawton
First Baptist Church
Conference Held At Club Meeting
A president's conference opened the Sheridan Kiwanis Club meeting Tuesday with Trevor Hagler presiding. Committee chairmen outlined goals for the coming year while Tom Lynch delivered an address titled Call to Personal Service tied to Kiwanis International's 1964 theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Swinney School
Swinney
Elks Lodge
Mt. Scott Masonic Lodge
Centenary Methodist Church
Gene
Ashley
Lawton High School
Fielding
LHS
Stephen
Tomlinson
Sheridan Kiwanis Club
Trevor Hagler
Tom Lynch
Subscription rates for Lawton area postal service
The notice lists second class and mail subscription prices for Morning Press and Sunday editions, Constitution and Sunday editions, and both combined, with monthly and yearly rates by region. It includes Delivery options, regional ZIP areas, and mention of tax and per copy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postooe
Lawton
Constitution
Constitution Press
Third
A Avenue
Lowton
Okla
Comanche
Cotton
Tilimoi
Kiowa
Caddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson Counties
Okichome
Press & Sunday
Const. Press & Sun
Sunday
Rights Battle Opens Quietly
The civil rights bill battle opened quietly in the House Rules Committee as Chairman Howard W. Smith and Rep. Emanuel Celler prepared for about two weeks of hearings. The bill H R 7152 targets racial discrimination in voting education employment and public accommodations with bipartisan backing from Johnson Kennedy aides and some Republicans. Opponents may delay but not block passage, supporters say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
House Rules Committee
Celler
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Emanuel Celler
D-N-Y
Judiciary Committee
House
John F. Kennedy
Majority
Smith
Canadian navy to mothball 14 ships by March
The Canadian navy will place 14 ships into mothballs before the end of March as part of a cost cutting program. The move aims to cut expenditures by about 7.75 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Detectives Face a Cupid Case With Teen and Soldier Lover
Two detectives questioned a 15-year-old runaway who had been living with a 22-year-old soldier. They arrested them at a shared home. while the girl had no stable address, authorities noted possible marriage as a remedy, and juvenile authorities to take over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Morrow
R. L. Gillian
Air Force To Close Base In Spain By July First
The Air Force will shut down one of its three bomber bases in Spain by July 1, moving B47 jets from Zaragoza to Mion and Torrejon on standby. About 3,500 military personnel and 4,500 dependents will be brought home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Spain
Zaragosa
Mion
Torrejon
Hoax Admission Ends Kidnap Tale in Oklahoma City
Albuquerque reporter Bill Churchwell 22 admitted the kidnapping tale was false after police and FBI questioning. He said financial difficulties and avoidance of work motivated the report. he was fined 20 dollars and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Albuquerque
N.M
Bill Churchwell
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Churchwell
Insomniac Champ Gardner Surprises Navy Doctors
Randy Gardner the 17 year old who stayed awake 11 days continues to astonish doctors at the naval hospital in San Diego. He slept 14 hours 41 minutes after 264 hours awake and plans to sleep only 15 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
UPI
Randy Gardner
Ors
Naval Hospital
Young Gardner
William Demant
Stanford University Psychiatry
Navy
Honolulu
Tom Round
Soviet Censors Drop Johnson Atomic Cutback References
Soviet press in Moscow reports today omit President Johnson’s call to cut back U.S. atomic production. Pravda emphasizes Johnson’s note on maintaining U.S. defense strength and downplays disarmament proposals, Geneva talks, and moon cooperation invitation.
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Moscow
Johnson
U.S
Russia
Congress
Communist Party
Pravda
United States
Geneva
Kennedy
Third In Series By Crawford On The New York Fair Hints
Lawton residents receive advice for visiting the 1939-40 New York World's Fair including travel options by subway air or car. Officials note 12 days to tour sites and costs around 6 to 7 dollars per person per day with admission at 2 dollars for adults and 1 for children.
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Manhattan
New York
Times Square
Jfk International Airport
LaGuardia Airport
New York City
Long Island Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
Fairgrounds
Long Island
Newark
Jfk
LaGuardia
Pan American Building
42Nd Street
30Th Street
Lower Manhattan
Statue of Liberty
East River
Flushing Bay
The
Fair Marina
Hotel Association
Connections Help Big Burglary Ring Ex Convict Claims
A Salina AP report says William Howell of Wichita described a nationwide crime ring tied to banks groceries and other businesses. He named locations in Kansas and nearby states and alleged police and political ties while detailing 100 plus co op and supermarket burglaries. He also claimed key figures in Topeka and Wichita and recalled his moniker Three gun from a local newspaper story.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
William Howell
Wichita
Barnard
Hudson
Galva
Barnes
Burns
Benton
Dexter
Hunter
Isabel
Topeka
Howell
Dana Clark
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Clark
Robert Lomax
Roy Trail 38
Howard Bristol
Lomax
Trail
Barnes, Burns and Galva
Walton
Marysville
British avert Cyprus clash as riot police face off in Nicosia
British troops halted a Greek and Turkish Cypriot riot confrontation near ten government houses in Nicosia. After three hours both sides withdrew without shots fired or injuries, as Cyprus awaits next week's peace conferences in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
APT
London
Perry teen dies in crash on Black Bear Bridge
An 18 year old from Perry died when his car went out of control at Black Bear bridge on U S 4 north of Perry. Ronald Lee Beakey was the victim, marking the 16th traffic fatality in the state for 1964, compared with 20 at the same time last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Perry
Ronald Lee Beakey
Highway Patrol
Beakey
Black Bear Bridge Four Pap
U. S
Goldwater criticizes Johnson defense policy and ICBMs
Goldwater argues the Johnson message pushes unilateral disarmament and weakens overall defense. He questions long range missile reliability while defending the dependability of short range missiles and urging continued manned air power. He notes the Defense Department withholds details on long range missiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Johnson
Congress
Air Force Reserve
United States
Defense Department
France to Test Bombs on Pacific Atoll
French Defense Minister Pierre Messmer announced plans to conduct nuclear tests on an uninhabited Pacific atoll about 700 miles from Tahiti next year. He said France is open to talks with Australia and New Zealand but remains determined to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Pierre Messmer
Pacific
Tahiti
Messmer
France
New Zealand
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Berry's
Northwest Kiwanians
Myers
Washington, D.C
National Press Club
Horne
Sheridan and
Gore EL
Paul McClung
Charles de Gaulle
Martinique
Paris
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
CIA
Arlington Avenue
Atomic Curb
Rela
Zales
Quality Optical Service
Crawford
New York Transit Authority
Atoll
Dalton Business College
Ft. Sill Blvd
Cameron
North Central Accrediting Association
Biology
Economics
New
FT. Sill
Callel
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