Vandals Busy Breaking Car Windows Here
Lawton police logged a string of vandalism reports across multiple vehicles and a few thefts including hub caps from a 1962 Ford pickup and a 1959 Paul Parrish vending machine burglary. Missing persons alerts covered two 14 year olds Eugene Bearhead Ronald Waters and a nine year old William Brown Jr.
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Sybil White
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Hershel Caldwell
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Lawton
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Myron Kandra
Volkswagen
John Littlefield Jr
Gerald F. Radacsi
Glyn Coley
Smith
Keith D. Lephart
Monroe
Paul Parrish
S. Third
Fort Sill
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Ronald Waters
William Brown Jr
Lorene Isham
Wisconsin
86 Arrested In Atlanta Racial Demonstrations
In downtown Atlanta on Sunday 86 people were arrested amid racial protests sparked by a United Nations anti discrimination group. Most detainees were Negro students, with Dick Gregory among those seized, as clashes left seven injured and a police officer hurt. The UN subcommission observed both protestors and Klan pickets, while no violence was seen by the visitors.
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Ku Klux Klan
New York
GOP Meeting Places Changed for Precinct Meetings
Three changes updated GOP precinct meeting sites for 7:30 p.m. today announced by Mrs. Irvin D. Lowman. Ward 2 Pet 8 Anderson residence 1714 Taylor. Ward 2 Pet 10 Stanford residence 1614 N 34th. Ward 5 Pet 8 Shaw residence 1402 Washington. Ward 3 Pct 3 address 804 C not listed. Contact GOP headquarters Elgin 5-6396 for more details or if a precinct lacks a set site.
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Taylor
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Shaw
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Elgin
Single Wife Unnatural For Mankind
Dr. Russell V. Lee, a medical research pioneer at UC, argues monogamous marriage is unnatural. He says in nature males mate with many females to strengthen the species and notes modern monogamy reduces the traditional hero role of fatherhood. Lee, founder of the Palo Alto Medical Clinic and founder of the Palo Alto Medical Research Foundation, is married forty six years and has five children.
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Army Official Willis Hawkins to Visit Fort Sill Tuesday
Assistant Secretary of the Army for Research and Development Willis M. Hawkins arrives at Post Field Fort Sill at 7 p.m. for a Tuesday orientation tour. He will brief two agencies Artil lery Board and Combat Development Agency on project status and future predictions. The one day visit starts with a 17 gun salute at 8:30 a.m. then a meeting with Maj. Gen. L. S. Griffing and demonstrations including an Artillery fire power show. Hawkins has led since October 1963 after roles at Lockheed and the National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics.
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McNamara Defends ICBM Power and Survive Capability
In a New Hampshire statement, McNamara argues for strong missile reserves to deter Soviet attack and ensure retaliation. He challenges critics of overkill in Polaris and Minuteman systems, noting greater reliability and reach of ICBMs over bombers and emphasizing the need to counter multiple attack scenarios even if Russia fires only part of its arsenal.
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France Recognizes Peking and Shifts UN Seat Debate
The article notes France's move to recognize Red China, with Moscow calling it a peacestep, and discusses potential global repercussions. Britain and others already have relations with Peking, while France may trigger a chain reaction among French-speaking African states. The United States insists on keeping Peking out of the United Nations, defending the two Chinas position.
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Superrocket Firing Postponed at Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY FLAPB AP reports a fueling problem in the Saturn I first stage forced an indefinite postponement of launching the world heaviest satellite. Officials initially planned a Wednesday retry but later said no new date had been set.
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Pope Johns Body Remains in Vatican Grotto
Vatican says Pope Paul VI will keep Pope John XXIII remains in a Vatican grotto pending burial in St. John Lateran. The plan aims to ease visits by thousands who pray at the resting place each week.
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Johnson seeks more public housing and urban renewal funds
The plan calls for 50 000 additional public housing units annually for four years and authorization to lease or convert 10 000 existing units within the limit. It also requests a new 14 billion two year authorization for urban renewal, expanding federal aid to fast growing suburbs beyond preservation of open spaces and community facilities.
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Book on Kennedy Assassination Archival Records
A UPI teletype compilation from Nov 22 1963 captures the assassination flash and includes official documents public statements private messages and records related to President Kennedy s death and funeral plus hundreds of photographs. Bentley hails the book as a valuable historical record for future generations.
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Police Court Docket Items From Municipal Judge Oaks
Today’s police court list shows defendants with charges and fines. Notable entries include Ellis Richards speeding with a $10 fine and Brenda Heflin for vagrancy and immoral rooming with a total of $30 penalties. Public drunkenness carries two fines of $15 and five fines of $10.
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Ellis W. Richards
Pat Romines
Navcorro
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Fort Sill
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Williamson
Allen C. Burgess
Brenda Lov Heflin
Corot Jean Dykes
Ferris
Nowell F. Thomas
Texas
Lee C. Johnson
Washington
Larry Devenney
David L. Evers
Robert B. McCoy Jr
Sheridan
Jonathen L. Pauley
N. 35Th
Doriene Ditmore
Williams
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William Lee Ordiev
1610 Lake
Werner Hesbrook
James K. Freeman
William J. Elliott
Friday Deadline To Report Alien Addresses In Lawton
E. W. Thurman of the Dallas Immigration and Naturalization Service announced the Friday deadline for aliens in the Lawton area to file address reports under the 1952 act. Penalties include fines jail or deportation for willful noncompliance. Forms are at the local post office and about 30 000 aliens in the Dallas Station area must report by month’s end.
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Nixon Entered In New Hampshire Primary Race
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon was formally entered in the New Hampshire presidential primary for March 10. Manchester Republican John L. MacDonald filed Nixon as a delegate at large, praising him as the outstanding leader who can unite party factions. Nixon’s consent was not needed.
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Burglary Suspect Nabbed After Roof Entry
Police say Farrington admitted stealing $131 from the store and hiding it in his sock. Entry was gained by cutting a roof hole similar to a December 26 burglary, with officers noting an alarm wire beneath a metal ceiling. The alarm had been installed after the prior break.
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Hereford Sale List and Show Office Details
Sale includes multiple breeders listing bulls and females by farm and city led by Skull Hereford Farm and Moore areas, with Oklahoma State University and 4-H FFA breeding heifer show preceding. Special guests from Hereford associations and media will attend. sale clerk is C. E. Price Sr. Show directed by C. E. Price Jr. and begins at 9 am with prize money from 30 dollars and trophies for grand and reserve champions.
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Jimmy D. Myatt
Karl E Peters
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Elgin
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Paul Swaffar
John Jones
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Claud Willett
Corn Belt Dailies
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the Ranchman
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U S Seeks Sincerity Test in Russian Disarmament Talks
In Geneva the United States aims to test Russia s sincerity on disarmament in direct talks. Ambassador William C Foster heads the U S delegation and will begin private meetings with Soviet Ambassador S K Tsarapkin to spur concrete negotiations. Eight unaligned nations plan a coordination meeting to push strategy as conference sessions pause.
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William C. Foster
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Burial Insurance Sold By Mail
Old line Life Insurance offers a no medical exam policy for ages 40 to 90 with $1,000 coverage to ease funeral costs. No agent will call. free information sent by mail to Central Security Life Insurance Co. Dept B-217 Fort Worth Texas.
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West Rosedale
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Ady
Africa in Turmoil Kills Missionary in Congo
In Mangundu, Kwilu Province, Irene Ferrer, 42, Idaho, was killed by an arrow and Ruth Hege, 48, Ohio, seriously injured in a terrorist attack on two Baptist Missionaries. British troops kept order in Kenya Tanganyika and Uganda as Libyan student riots raged. Ghana edging toward one party socialist state.
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UPI
Congo
Irene Ferrer
Jerome
Idaho
Ruth Hege
Wellington
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Mangundu
Baptist Mid-Missions
Tanganyika
Uganda
North Africa
Libya
Ghana
Firemen Snuff 3 Grass Fires in City Area
Local firefighters tackled three grass fires in the western city Sunday afternoon and night, extinguishing two by 1 20 p.m. in the 200 block S 50th and 738 N 31st and another at 8 15 p.m. in the 600 block S 52nd. An alarm at 908 E about 6 36 a.m. today found no fire.
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Doan's Pills Offer Fast Relief for Aches and Bladder Irritation
Doan's Pills advertised as quick relief for nagging backache headaches and muscular pains. They claim a soothing effect on bladder irritation and mild diuretic action aiding kidney function, promising a good night's sleep and long-standing relief.
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Doan
Birthstones by month spell out gifts and virtues
For centuries birthstones are linked to healing and luck with each month assigned a gem. The American Gem Society lists January garnet February amethyst March aquamarine or bloodstone April diamond May emerald June pearl moonstone or alexandrite July ruby August sardonyx or peridot September sapphire October opal or tourmaline November topaz or citrine December turquoise or zircon Men and women wear stones in rings pendants pins or bracelets and the jeweler invites a visit to explore colored stone and birthstone jewelry.
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American Gem Society
Jewelry Industry Council
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