Former Fort Sill Officer Slated To Retire Friday
Lt. Col. Neely R. Brown a former Fort Sill officer who entered the Army in 1932 as a private will retire Friday in ceremonies at Headquarters Fourth U. S. Army Fort Sam Houston Texas His long career included service in Korea and roles at Fort Sill Fort Leonard Wood and the FAA Southwest Regional office in Fort Worth He and wife Dorothea live in Arlington with three children and he will become division manager at Aircraft and Airport Services Inc at Greater Southwest International Airport Fort Worth.
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Lighter Side Hearing On Fake Furs Like A Mad Tea Party
Washington columnist Dick West describes a FTC hearing on labeling fake furs as fabrics versus using animal names. The debate pits furriers against fabric manufacturers over whether terms like make believe leopard mislead shoppers. He ends with a playful suggestion to rename animals as fabrics to settle the dispute.
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1963 State's Top Business Year To Date
The University of Oklahoma Bureau of Business Research reports 1963 was Oklahoma's best business year. Population rose to 2,411,003, gross volume hit 17.4 billion, personal income reached 5.06 billion, and per capita income surpassed 2100 for the first time. Employment dipped slightly from 1962.
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WMCA Plans Early Evening Cigarette Ad Ban
New York independent WMCA announced on Tuesday it will drop cigarette commercials during most of its evening programming starting Friday. The move targets prime time slots and signals a shift in advertising policy by the station.
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