Ben Benson Leads Fort Sill Horse Show Farrier Plan
Ben Benson, a 39 year old Lawton blacksmith, serves as official farrier for Fort Sill’s four day Hunt Horse Show drawing over 100 visiting horses. He checks each horse for gait and hooves, removes old shoes, trims, fits new irons, and pounds custom shoes when needed. Benson stays on call round the clock to reshoe or adjust shoes as horses land 1000 plus pounds.
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Fort Sill
Ben Benson
Lawton
Benson
Randlett
Texas Educator Takes OBU Post
Dr. William C. Tanner resigned as president of Mary Hardin-Baylor College to become president of Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee. He will assume duties August 2 after accepting the appointment Monday. Tanner noted he faced choosing between two outstanding institutions and chose Shawnee.
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Belton, Tex
William C. Tanner
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Oklahoma Baptist University
Tanner
Shawnee, Okla
Brinlee Convicted Of False Info To FAA Officials
Federal court in Albuquerque found Rex Brinlee Jr. guilty of giving false information to FAA officials during an air license application. He also faces charges related to a Feb. 2 bombing murder in Bristow and a concealed weapon conviction, with a possible maximum five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Tahlequah
Okla
Rex Brinlee Jr
Federal Aviation Administration
Brinlee
Bristow
Fern Bolding
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Prinson
Brinlee Murder Case Hears June 15 Hearing Date
Pryor police chief L L Weaver testifies Brinlee was arrested in 1964 for grand larceny and other charges. He says the felonies were reduced to misdemeanors with a $500 fine on each. Defense rests after presenting documents and not calling a witness.
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Pryor
L. L. Weaver
Brinlee
FAA
Weaver
Robert Plication
Brown
Weber Inspects Guard Training at Camp Gruber
General Weber visited Camp Gruber to review the 120th Battalion’s guard training. The routine inspection assessed the unit in its second phase of training and followed standard procedures.
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Weber
Camp Gruber
120Th Battalion
World’s Sponsored by Bill Wallander Workshop Opens Monthly
Director Bill Wallander hosts a monthly workshop at the Old Wards Building 423-425 D Avenue. The event begins at 6 30 pm and runs Saturday January 6.
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D’ Avenue Old Wards
TV Schedule Fragments For Channel Lineup
Channel listing shows programs across channels for Tuesday and Wednesday including news weather sports soaps game shows and dramas. Notable entries include The Beverly Hillbillies The Days of Our Lives The Young and the Restless and Perry Mason among others.
County Wheat Harvest Peaks Across Oklahoma
Harvest progress shows Enid area surpassing two million bushels cut while Cotton County is 85 percent complete and Stephens County half finished. Woodward reports test cuts. Clinton begins with 300 000 bushels in Chickasha. Altus drought limits yield. Garfield 12 percent, Alfalfa Grant Woods 10 percent, Major five percent. Ponca City reports 10 000 bushels wheat and 440 000 bushels barley harvested.
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Enid
Cotton
Stephens County
Woodward
Clinton
Chickasha
Altus
Garfield County
Ponca City
Church Officers Named In Community Service Meeting
Officers named Dove as song leaders Cindy Wy att and Susan Howell as game leaders Monte Wyatt as chaplain and David Turner as parliamentarian at the community service gathering.
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Dove
Cindy Wyatt
Susan Howell
Monte Wyatt
David Turner
AEC Proposes Tighter Radiation Standards
The Atomic Energy Commission proposed tighter federal radiation standards for nuclear power reactor safety. Spokesmen said the plan follows two years of study and is not driven by critics. The debate centers on exposure limits for individuals and large groups, with ongoing calls for further reductions from experts at Livermore.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
John Gorman
Arthur Tamplin
United States
Gorman
Tamplin
Livermore
Calif
Hippie Navy Blocks Police in Richardson Bay Tow
A flotilla of about 30 vessels with some 150 youths circled deputies and Coast Guard crews trying to tow away houseboats in Richardson Bay. Eight deputies plus a tug and two Coast Guard vessels beached one craft. four people were arrested. Gregory Corbing, 25, Sausalito, booked for assault with a deadly weapon. three crewmen charged with interfering with police.
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Sausalito
Calif
Richardson Bay
San Francisco Bay
Sheriff's Deputies
Coast Guard
Gregory Corbing
Corbing
EPA cancer risk claim debated by AEC officials
The passage argues up to 104000 more cancer and leukemia cases could arise annually in the United States if standards are not changed, a claim disputed by AEC officials who challenge the authors' arguments.
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United States
AEC
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