Pentagon Tightens Military Help for Films
The Pentagon plans a formal directive to restrict military cooperation with film and TV producers. Armed services will require full advance information and may more closely scrutinize scripts before permitting use of troops, planes, and advisers in military themed productions.
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Washington
Arthur Sylvester
Cn Atrol
Sylvester
Pentagon
Penagon
Directe
Deense Department
Armed Services
Pengon
Congress
Normandy
Hospital News Memorial Births and Admissions List
Births list includes a son for D L Leija of 1502 Pennsylvania born July 2 with 5 pounds 1 ounce and a daughter for Jimmy Harpole of 1302 Kingsbury born July 25 at 4 42 p m weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces followed by a son for Robert Wynn of Frederick born July 24 at 1 07 p m weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces. Admitted include Tony Day Snyder and Michael Banks 627 East B medical along with multiple patients under medical and surgical care across several towns and addresses. Dismissed entries note several mothers with July birthdays and multiple families leaving the hospital. Southwestern birth and admission details intermix with patient locations such as Oklahoma towns and street addresses.
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D. L. Leija
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Harpole
Kingsbury
Robert Wynn
Frederick
Tony L. Day
Snyder
Michael Banks
East B
Jack Messinger
Burl Griffith
Tipton
Alfred Johnson
Granite
Fred McCord
Comanche
James Goree
Marlow
Cecil Sims
Leonard Keechi
Binger
Dean Stout
Alfred Wallace
Williams
Haley Newsom
Cornell
Ethelhronia O. Edwards
Garfield
Ribble H. Shephard
Robert E. Williamson Jr
Lillie Pickens
Monroe
Bill C. Brown
Ernest McGee
Springer
Don Terrill
Cache Rd
Dale Truett
Ronald McDonald
Texas
Clyde Janssen
Will Banks
Arther Snyder
Sterling
Dwayne Collins
Tom M. Walker
Leacey C. Thompson
S. 15Th
Arthur J. Speegle
Duncan
Henry Smith
Maude Ester Nunn
Dallas Morrow
Cache
C. L. McMenemy
Scout Earns Eagle Award at Centenary Methodist Church
Jim English 16 son of Eldon and wife received the Eagle Scout designation in a ceremony at Centenary Methodist Church. A member of Troop 146, he earned 22 merit badges and the God and Country award in 1962. He will be a Lawton High junior next fall. Scoutmaster Dr. Tom Stanton led the troop.
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Jim English
Eldon English
Gore
Centenary Methodist Church
Argus Hamilton
Jim
Order of the Arrow
Lawton High School
Tom Stanton
Kennedy Drives Push for Support of Test Ban Pact
President Kennedy plans a national radio and TV address to rally backing for the partial test ban treaty reached in Moscow. The accord bars tests in the atmosphere outer space and oceans while underground tests must limit radioactive fallout. ratification by two thirds of the Senate is needed for U S approval and allied parliaments may follow.
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Washington
Kennedy
Moscow
U.S
Senate
White House
Dean Rusk
Britain
Lord Home
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
Capitol Hill
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Senate House Atome Energy Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Japan
Yasumi Kirogane
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Spiridonovka Palace
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Gromyko
Harriman
Hailsham
U.S. Senate
Supreme Soviet
House of Commons
Labor Party
United States
Hyannis Port
Mass
Khrushchev
Iron Curtain
East
West Germany
Fort Sill Names Green Mountain Girl WAC of the Month
July selection tops list at Artillery and Missile Center. Sp4 Nancy Miller of Winooski Vermont wins for military bearing and duties knowledge. She also serves as second sergeant for the WAC softball team which claimed the 4th U.S. Army championship last season.
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Green Mountain
Fort Sill
Artillery
Issile Center
Nancy Miller
Winooski
S. Army Hospital
Sp4
Miller
U.S
Mother’s plea centers on dying son not charge
Oklahoma City AP The mother, Jean Crawford, worries about her dying 21 month old son Richard in University Hospital more than a $200 bad check charge in Wichita Falls Texas. Lt Gov Leo Winters canceled her arrest warrant allowing her to stay with the child.
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Oklahoma City
Jean Crawford
Wichita Falls
Tex
University Hospital
Henry Bellman
Crawford
Oklahoma university hosts third cheerleaders workshop session
Fourteen Lawton and area students attend the University of Oklahoma course this week. Names include Elaine Korkoski Janet Roberts Margaret Townsend Sandy Browers Carolyn Brox Kim Champlin Jinny Coffin Connie Sue Torbert Kay Huddleston Sharon Peters Lynn Wells Marilyn McBride Jemi Nix and Kathy Wilson across Apache Chattanooga Mountain View.
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Lawton and Area
University of Oklahoma
Elaine Korkoski
Janice Roberts
Margaret Townsend
Apache
Sandy Browers
Carolyn Brox
Kim Champlin
Jinny Coffin
Connie Sue Torbert
Eisenhower
Kay Huddleston
Sharon Peters
Lynn Wells
Chattanooga
Marilyn McBride
Jemi Nix
Kathy Wilson
Mountain View
Seattle Arrests Demonstrators At Civil Rights Hearing
Twenty three young demonstrators, including youths under 16, were arrested outside Seattle City Council chambers as the council considered confirming mayor Gordon Clinton's nominees to a 12 member human rights commission. Nine were charged with loitering and related offenses. bail set at 200 dollars each. Authorities released youths to their parents and sent others to juvenile authorities.
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Seattle
Human Rights Commission
City Council
Gordon Clinton
Clinton
Longhorn Killing Costs Three Face Penalties in Refuge Case
Clarence Leon Harrell received a suspended three year prison term and $400 restitution for the Longhorn steer killing at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Delbert Large was fined $250 and Wallace Tongkeomah $100 for related offenses on federal charges. Large faced killing and taking the steer without authority. Tongkeomah was charged with removing part of the animal after it was butchered.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Clarence Leon Harrell
Indiahoma
Delbert Large
Wallace Tongkeomah
Robert S. Landers
Harrell
U.S
Vernon C. Field
Large
Tongkeomah
Juvenile Work Talk at Optimist Club Meeting
Judge Inez Manning spoke on Juvenile Work in Comanche County at a Breakfast Optimist Club meeting. Warren Smith of the Lawton YMCA received the Salute of the Week for youth work, presented by Orville Smith. Guests included Maj. Don Means and others. Soap Box Derby winner Mike Mahaffay was noted.
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Inez Manning
Comanche County
Warren Smith
Lawton
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N. 27Th
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Lester J. Lanman
Dearborn
F. J. McIntosh
Oak
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Command Anderal Staff College
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214Th Artillery
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