Suspicion Grips Duncan Five Days After Stabbing
Duncan high school faces fear and grief five days after Tama Hallmark 17 was stabbed on a country road. Principal Glen Waters says police work and student worry dominate campus life as Ernest Lovett leads a large-scale inquiry with local sheriff and state agents.
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Duncan
Randy Collier
Tama Hallmark
Duncan High School
Glen Waters
Tama
Waters
Dx-Sunray
Hallmark
State Crime Bureau
Earl Goerke
Miss Hallmark
Panama Guns Firing Again
A dispatch from Johnson and Chiari Cenfer via Constitution Wire Services reports renewed gunfire incidents in Panama. Details remain scarce with limited readable facts and no identified casualties or exact locations.
CIA Reports Soviet Chemistry Drive Tied to Credit
The CIA says the Kremlin seeks Western credit to buy chemical equipment, easing Soviet arms growth while Khrushchev aims to expand chemical production. Estimates show $2 billion in Western chemical imports expected. 1962–63 credits totaled $600 million as a seven year plan seeks $46 billion in investment.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Kremlin
CIA
Russia
Secret Agency
United States
Johnson
Khrushchev
Panamanians Blast U.S. Aggression as Crisis Deepens
Panamanians accuse the United States of aggression after cross border clashes in the Canal Zone leave 10 dead and more than 200 wounded. The fighting followed flag disputes as Panama suspends relations and seeks UN and OAS action while President Chiari and Johnson coordinate responses.
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Johnson
Roberto Chiari
Panama
U.S
Chiari
Wallace W. Stuart
Pierre Salinger
White House
Johnson-Chiari
Canal Zone
U. S
Thomas C. Mann
inter-American Affairs
Mann
Andrew O'Meara
Cyrus Vance
Edwin Martin
Ralph Dungan
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Rep
Armistead Selden
Dala
House
Organization of American States
Pacific
Canal
Panama City
Balboa
United Nations
Aquilino Boyd
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Miami
Pentagon
Defense Department
Air Force
Navy
Marine
U.S. Army
Tivoli
Oklahoma Supreme Court sets standby election plan for 1964
The Oklahoma Supreme Court approved its own apportionment plan to be used if a federal court stays its order. It alters senate and house districts for 1964, increasing Oklahoma County to 11 senators and Tulsa to nine, with Comanche two, and bars extra floats for districts. Federal courts may review the plan.
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UPI
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Oklahoma County
Tulsa
Comanche
Supreme Court
Senate
Bellmon hints new toll road in mind for Oklahoma
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon suggested he may consider a new toll road but ruled out a Davis Sulphur area project. He spoke at his first news conference since Monday after returning from a northern tour.
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UPI
Henry Bellmon
Oklahoma
Davis-Sulphur
Bud Wilkinson
Minneapolis
Wilkinson
U. S. Senate
Bellman
Minnesota
Johnson
State of the Union
Cold Front On Its Way Forecast For Lawton Area
Fair skies and warm temperatures were forecast for Lawton and southwest Oklahoma today with a high near 63 degrees. A new cold front will lower Saturday's high to about 54 degrees and bring overnight lows around 33.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Jury declines indictment over Kennedy threat at college
A federal grand jury in Amarillo refused to indict 21 year old Russell Wence McLarry a Dallas student who said he would kill President Kennedy the night before the assassination The no bill followed McLarry and classmate Jim Wilson testifying that the remark was a joke No connection was found between McLarry and Lee Harvey Oswald The remarks were overheard by a Fort Worth woman and another coed and presented to the jury by the government
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Tex
UPI
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Kennedy
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Jim Wilson
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Arlington State College
Wilson
Geraldine Robertson
Fort Worth
Robertson
Secret Service
Grand Jury
Souvenir 95th Fort Sill Cannoneer Edition
The 48 page souvenir edition marks Fort Sill’s 95th anniversary and the Cannoneer’s first civilian issue. Lt Col Gordon Cubbison writes a reminiscence of the post’s history while features cover major Fort Sill commands and the Artillery Aviation Command. A 44 000 copy press run and staff details accompany the edition.
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Lawton Constitution
Fort Sill
Lawton Publishing Co
Gordon Cubbison
U. S. Army Artillery and Missile School
L. S. Griffing
James W. Totten
William A. Becker
34Th Arty
William M. Hughes
U. S. Army Training Center
Field
Walter T. Belland
Artillery Aviation Command
J. ¥. Hammack
Cubbison
Ian D. Terner
William Stewart
Hal Mitchell
Jim Basham
Sfr
Stanley Miseles
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Okmulgee Daily Times
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Bill F. Bentley
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