Fort Sill Duplex Fire Kills Mother and Two Children
A Fort Sill dwelling in Artil lery Village burned late Wednesday killing Mrs Gloria Greeley 34 and her children Victoria 12 and Stephen Craig 4. Sfc Patrick Greeley escaped with others aiding him as rescuers sought the cause of the blaze.
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Gloria Greeley
Victoria
Stephen Craig
Patrick Greeley
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Patrick
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John H. Brigham
Station 1
Greeley
Stanley Miseles
Snow Road
Patrick Greeley Jr
Fort Sill Artillery Village
Sgt
Miseles
Panama Canal Crisis And Ohio Senate Bid Shaped By Turmoil
The AP reports U S officials seek talks with Panama while Panama demands a new treaty and full rupture unless Washington negotiates terms. NASA announces astronaut John Glenn Jr. resigns to run for Ohio U S Senate, as Chiari recalls diplomats amid canal zone violence and border tensions.
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U.S
Edwin M. Martin
Roberto Chiari
Chiari
Martin
Muston
V. S
AH. Glenn Jr
U. S. Senate
Ohio
Stephen Young
Glenn
Columbus
Clear Lake
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Andrew P. O'Meara
U.S. Army Southern Command
Robert J. Fleming Jr
O'Meara
Washington
Panama City
Costa Rica
Augusto Arango
Organization of the American States
C E Zumwalt seeks Western district commissioner seat
Cache man C E Zumwalt announces Republican candidacy for Western district commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by James M Ash's death. A primary and general election are planned with dates to be set by Gov Bellman.
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Cache
C. E
Ott) Zumwalt
Western District
James M. Ash
District No. 3
Zumwalt
Bellman
Cade
Paul Janow
Robert Ebisch
Chester Silvers
County Election Board
Kennedy in Tokyo Presses Asian Resolution of Malaysia Crisis
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy arrives in Tokyo to brief Sukarno on President Johnson's stance on Indonesia's confrontation with Malaysia. He urges that the Malaysia dispute be decided by Asian nations, not outsiders, and warns of waning U.S. support for Indonesia.
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UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Sukarno
Malaysia
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Subandrio
Kennedy
Indonesia
United States
Congress
President Kennedy
U.S
Ist
Borneo
Canberra
Australia
Robert Menzies
Kuala Lumpur
Charles F. Baldwin
Mili
Warm readings will go higher in Oklahoma forecast
The area, shivering under a freak snow storm, will see warm sunshine with a forecasted high of 45 today and 56 Friday. Dense fog reduced visibility early, leaving freezing mist on shrubs and trees before the sun burned it off. Light snow reported in parts of the city and southward. Overnight low near 19, following a high of 45 yesterday.
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Retirement Plan Merger Meets Solid Opposition
In Oklahoma City a strong show of opposition greeted Gov. Bellmans push to merge state employee retirement systems. About 100 active and retired workers filled the hearing room as the plan faced criticism from the state safety commissioner and the Oklahoma Education Association.
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Oklahoma City
Henry Bellman
Legislative Council
Bob Lester
Highway Patrol
Lester
Oklahoma Education Association
OEA
Dallas Snow Record and Thick Winter Storm
A southern storm dumped up to nine inches of snow across southeastern Oklahoma and northern Texas, causing slick roads and at least two Dallas area fatalities. Dallas recorded 7.2 inches, a Weather Bureau record since 1913, with widespread school closures and roof collapses.
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Dallas
Justice of the Peace
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Weather Bureau
U.S. 75
Boswell
Hugo
Durant
Wynnewood
Idabel
Atoka
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