Fund Campaign Ready At Post For Army Relief Drive
The 1963 Joint Annual Fund Campaign of the Army Emergency Relief Society begins at Fort Sill on Saturday. Lt. Gen. Carl H. Jark urges full voluntary participation to aid active and retired Army personnel and their dependents. AER offers loans repaid by pay allotments or outright grants. last year it disbursed over $530,000 in the Fourth Army area, with about $80,550 collected from personnel. ARS provides aid to widows and orphans of Regular Army members, totaling over $170,000 in the Fourth Army area. At Fort Sill last year AER loans reached $48,188.24 and 32 grants totaled $2,008.51.
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Army Emergency Relief Society
Fort Sill
Carl H. Jark
U.S. Army
Army Emergency Relief and
Army Relief Society
Jark
AER
Fourth Army
ARS
Cadets Begin Six Week Camp Emphasizing Leadership
Cadets undertake intensive individual and unit training to develop leadership, physical and mental abilities for junior officers. General Military Science covers small arms, map reading, tactics and communications. Cadremen clean and prepare facilities as ten mess halls prepare meals. A Fort Sill visit by presidents and school representatives is planned.
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Fort Sill
Soviet Vostok 5 launches in Moscow time flight update
The launch occurred at 3 p.m. Moscow time with Vostok 5 in an orbit near planned trajectory and two way radio contact maintained. Officials cautioned that flight duration depends on cosmonaut Bykovsky and flight progress. Tass reported initial system normal and Bykovsky turning 29 on Aug 2.
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Moscow
Vostok 5
Tass
Bykovsky
Nikolayev
Moscow Radio
Pavlovo
Posad
Moscow Oblast
Maj. L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Harris Resigns as Caucus Head in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City AP Sen. Fred Harris of Lawton resigns as chairman of the state Senate Democratic caucus. Sen. Clem McSpadden of Nowata is named his successor. Harris says he resigned because he is an announced Democratic candidate for the U S Senate and praises the legislature's session for the people.
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Oklahoma City
Fred Harris
Lawton
State Senate
Democratic Caucus
Clem McSpadden
Nowata
U. S. Senate
Senate
Russia eyes British oil refinery deal for $280 million
Soviet Union seeks to buy a $280 million oil refinery from Britain. Harold Wilson reports talks with Soviet Trade Minister Nikolai Patelichev after conferences with British industrialists, but he gave no detail on progress.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Nikolai Patelichev
Profumo Scandal May Trigger Public Inquiry
A letter from AJ Eddowes links Miss Keeler to obtaining from Profumo the delivery date of nuclear warheads to West Germany. Eddowes alleges Ward exposed Profumo's relation with Miss Keeler, prompting discussions of a public inquiry in Parliament as party tensions rise and the prime minister faces rebellion threats.
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Commons
Eddowes
Scotland Yard
Special Branch
Miss Keeler
Ivanov
Profumo
West Germany
Stephen Ward
Ward
Miss Keller
John Edgecombe
AJ Eddowes
Christine
House of Commons
Day-Dreaming Youre Asleep Says Toronto Psychiatrist
Toronto psychiatrist Prof John W Lovett-Doust told the Canadian Psychiatric Association meeting that claiming to sleep only a few hours nightly is false. He said such people nap mentally during waking hours and that daydreaming amounts to sleep.
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Toronto
John W. Lovett-Doust
The
Canadian Psychiatric Association
Publisher Dies in New York at 77
Victor F. Ridder, 77, head of the Ridder newspaper group, died today at his New York home from a heart attack. The longtime media executive built a multi-paper chain and guided the company through decades of industry change.
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New York
Victor F. Ridder
Ridder
Police Court Docket Reports Numerous Fines and Forfeitures
Municipal Judge J Merle Oaks disposed cases list with defendants ages and residences. Fines ranged from 5 to 20 dollars for speeding profanity reckless driving drunkenness and related offenses amid multiple dis orderly conduct and public drunkenness charges.
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J. Merle Oaks
Robert Williams
S. 14Th
George W. Spencer
Summit
Bobby L. Medley
Cheryl Diana Hale
Williams
Gene Allen Chew
Gerard Larrives
Fort Sill
Waiie D. Buttram
Roosevelt
Preston Anderson
Douglas
William L. Fogiesong
Bobby Mansell
Denver
Cyrus O. Bell
Gore Blvd
Arthur K. Whitehead
Bell
Clifton D. Hannabass
Indiahoma
Bernice Owens
Officials Speak On Bond Ballot At Breakfast Optimist Meet
Three city officials discussed the upcoming bond election for financing a new police station and fire sub-station. Mayor Wayne Gilley Police Chief Pete Fuller and Alford Hennessey outlined proposals while Dr. Parsons announced a board meeting for June 18 at his home. Richard Brantley and other guests attended and derby entries pressure noted.
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Breakfast Optimist Club
Wayne Gilley
Pete Fuller
Alford Hennessee
Dr. Parsons
Euclid
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Arlington
Gary C. Teegarden
Glenna F. Burdick
Helen Kalita
Albert J. Fine
Mary Hayden
Dearborn
Leo Halford
N. Sheridan Rd
Norton-Kitchens Buick
Richard Brantley
Noon Club
al Hunt
Ron Shave
Gleem
Shamrpoo
WTA
Wy & Om
Price
Ironing Board
Enade
Wacker’s
Wacker’s Store
Sea & Ski
Desert Research Institute
I.D.L
Compton’s Rexall Pharmacy
Sheridan Road
Earl Drug
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