Post Course For Allied Unit Opens
THIRTEEN officers from seven allied nations began the Associate Field Artillery Officer Career Course this week at the Artillery and Missile School. The group includes Majors Kwon, Madiebo, Ainuddin, Kocabas, Kocakogut, Kormas, and Captains Phan, Hoan, Dau, Lan, Tuan, Derekas, and Lt. Hatem. Public notices urge donations to health agencies and joint drives.
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Artillery and
Young Keun Kwon
Korea
Alexander A. Madiebo
Nigeria
Saivid Ainuddin
Pakistan
Abdurrahman Kocabas
Turkey
Saim Kocakogut
Constantine Kormas
Greece
Pham van Phan
Duong van Hoan
Vu Dinh Dau
Huynh Huu Lan
Pham van Tuan
Viet Nam
Evangelos Derekas
Youssef Hatem
Lebanon
Woman Arrested In Her Apartment For Immoral Occupation
A 25 year old Indian woman was arrested in her downtown apartment Thursday night and charged in police court with occupying a room for immoral purposes with a 31 year old man to whom she was not married. The arrest was made at the request of the apartment manager.
Fire Marshal Speaks To Breakfast Optimist Club
Wiley Cox City Fire Marshal spoke on fire prevention during a Breakfast Optimist club meeting. John Settle acted as program chairman and Orville Smith presided as vice president. Albert Johnson received the Salut e of the Week for youth work as Douglass High School guidance counselor and Patterson Community center director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Cox
John Settle
Orville Smith
Albert Johnson
Douglass High School
Patterson Community Center
County Redistricting Taken To High Court
Comanche county redistricting dispute goes before the Oklahoma Supreme Court with a stay request of a writ of mandamus The Board of County Commissioners appeals the district court ruling that 1910 boundaries remain the legal lines Ard et al initiated the suit Lawton taxpayers and county officials debate districts including Lawton city in District 2 The governor has set a March 3 primary and April 7 general election dates but no special election has been called pending the stay ruling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Supreme Court
Arthur Cavanagh
Githen K. Rhoads
Appeals Court
Board of County Commissioners
Owen S
Sam) Ard
Lawton
Robert Ebisch
R. F
Ike) Myers
Rt. 1
Elgin
Myers
James M. Ash
Cache
District 3
Ash and Myers
Marmaduke
Election Board
Ash
State Election Board
County Election Board
Henry Bellman
Johnson Proposes Expanded Farm Program and Aid
President Johnson outlines a broader rural development focus within the Agriculture Department and details a proposed 5.8 billion dollar farm program for the year starting next July 1. About 1.7 billion would go to farm aid, with the rest financing research and Food for Peace. Compensatory payments to cotton, wheat, milk, and potato producers are planned to augment farm income, a concept linked to Brannan’s 1949 plan that faced strong opposition in Congress.
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Agriculture Department
Johnson
Food For Peace
Congress
Treasury
Charles F. Brannan
Agriculture
Harry S. Truman
The
Farm Bureau
Damages Sought In Lawton Traffic Suit
A Lawton woman files a damage suit seeking 34900 dollars in district court through Rhoads and Cocke. Ruby Ann Reed sues Betty Jo Shotts and Hubert Busbee over injuries from a traffic collision on South 11th, alleging the Shotts vehicle rear ended another car, pushing into Reed's Buick.
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Lawton
Rhoads and
Church Lobby Fights Over Aid to Parochial Schools
Washington reports two religious lobbies urge supporters to flood the White House with letters and telegrams on federal aid to parochial schools. Citizens for Educational Freedom backs funding as a broad religious freedom issue while Protestants and Others United oppose public funds for church schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United For the Separation of Church and State
PCAU
Washington
CEF
Lets Go They Do Lets Go They Do
A 19 year old Law ton woman grabbed two officers by the arm and escorted them to the police station after they arrested two men in a bar fight at the Big Top. She was charged with public drunkenness.
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Lawton
Big Top
Fletcher Church To Host Singers
Fletcher Church hosts a county singing convention Sunday from 2 to 4 p m at the Fletcher Methodist Church announced by president Jack Wellington. Performers include the Spiritual Singers Lawton Owen s Trio Chickasha Harrison Quartet Lawton and others. The public is invited.
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Comanche County
Fletcher
Jack Wellington
Spiritual Singers
Lawton
Owen
Chickasha
Harrison
Four Arrested As Police Stage Raids On Clubs
Police raided two private clubs in the city and arrested four people for operating open saloons and maintaining nuisances. Owners and shop-owners from the Gold Carpet and Devon Gables Lounge face charges, plus employees for unlawful liquor sales and health permit violations. Additional arrests included a pub drinking offense and a health permit citation at Jo Jo Sleep's Bar, with other overnight arrests for theft, public drunkenness, and driving under the influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Stout
Benny Johnson
Robert McCune
Walter F. Bockhorst
Ash
Gold Carpet Club
Shirley Burrell
Ronny B. Norred
Mission
Devon Gables
Fort Sill Blvd
Barbara Johnson
Cache Road
Eastside
Copa Club
First
Jo- Jo Sleep
Jim Walters
23Rd and I
Oklahoma right to work vote framed for May ballot
Election officials reviewed Nesbitts revised wording with Secretary of State Jim Bullard and the 10 day protest period expired with no appeals. John Frank of Oklahoma For the Right to Work Inc predicted a record vote and a clear majority in May. The campaign grows bitter as Republicans back the issue while Democrats oppose and labor unions threaten to withhold support from backers of right to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bullard
Nesbitt
John Frank
Oklahomans For the Right To Work, Inc
Democratic Party
Multiple Accidents Leave Three Hurt In City
Two-car collision at Sixth and D injured William D. Linsenbigler of Fort Sill and involved Howard F. Mattice and Charles F. Coursey. A separate DUI arrest followed a crash at South Ninth. A third two-car crash at Sheridan and D caused no injuries. A 1960 Corvair passengers, Patty and Lenora Rutledge, were hurt in a collision at 1th and C. Police report another crash at 11th and B with no injuries. A mail order house advertises traditional stoves and wringers.
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Sixth
William D. Linsenbigler
Fort Sill
U.S. Army Hospital
Tommy Kuchynka
Sam Luna
S. Ninth
Sheridan
1Th
Patsy Rutledge
Lenora Rutledge
Ronald Gary Rutledge
Ronnie S. Flowers
Kinvon
United States urges missile freeze at disarmament talks
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva US delegate William C. Foster proposed freezing all development of strategic missiles aircraft and antimissile systems. The plan would keep numbers constant allow testing without warheads and replace retired missiles with identical ones to build toward broader disarmament.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
William C. Foster
Johnson
Foster
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
East
West
Window Noise Halts Superior Court Session in New London
In New London Judge Joseph S. Longo suspended a Superior Court session after a rattling window created loud noise that disrupted courtroom proceedings and interfered with hearing the lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London, Conn
Joseph S. Longo
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National Health Agencies
Federal Service Joint Crusade
International Club of
Civic Room
Security Bank Building
501 C
Army Education Center
Craig Road
Arts and Crafts Center
Currie Road
SFC
Johnnie E. Carter
Btry
9Th FA Missile Group
Fourth Army Food Service
Catholic Ladies Guild of
Chapel Annex No
Quanah Road
Donald Brooks
Saint Barbara Church
Army
Henry B. Eminson
Eugene L. Bowman CO
S. 6Th EL
Quaer SK
Dor Pary
Fletcher Church
Reatee Pizza Shek
Sheridan Road
Trade-Winds Club
Teddy & the Bears
Home of the Stars
SAT. & Sun
Rogers Lane
Acvapore
U.S
Wiest
Featuring
Bobby Davis
FT. Sill Blvd
Adult Entertainment
Dorothy Malone
Germany
Vincent Price
T Scott
Sheridan Road & Lake
George Montgomery Taina Elg “Watusi
Escane
East Berlin
Diana Theatre
Jacke Gleason McQueer
Raign A
Blake Edwards
Henry Mancini
Tesdy Wien
NESON
Maur
DIA
ENA Rel
Studios
Buenasta Deviolvtion Co
Walt Dey Productions
Yellowstone Cubs
Austin
Love” Rolt
Preston Georgia Moll
Jack Lemmon
Lee Remick
George Jones
Frankie Miller
Jones Boys
Buddy Emmons
Country Boys
Orville Couch
George Kent
Harry Suggs Music Co
Trade Mart
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