British Launch Scandal Debate In Parliament
In London the Profumo affair dominates a heated debate as Labour leader Harold Wilson accuses Prime Minister Macmillan of gambling with national security. Wilson says the scandal undermines confidence with allies and asks whether security services knew and hid information or failed to know. Macmillan admits a great shock to Parliament and the nation and calls it a damaging blow to political life.
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London
Britain
Harold Wilson
F Macmillan
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Wilson
Governor to Visit California Plants and Speak for GOP
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellman will fly to California on June 25 to tour Lockheed’s plant near Los Angeles on June 26 and record a series of speeches for the Republican National Committee. He plans to return around June 30, missing astronaut Gordon Cooper’s Oklahoma visit on June 29. The trip was arranged before Cooper’s schedule was public.
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Oklahoma City
Gordon Cooper
Oklahoma
California
Cooper
Court upholds school Bible reading in 1962 ruling
The 4 to 3 decision supports a policy requiring the reading of 10 Bible verses at the start of each school day in Abington High School. The case brought by Edward and Mrs. Schempp raised First Amendment concerns, with Justice Stewart dissenting on church state separation.
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Pennsylvania
Edward L. Schempp
Abington High School
Catalto
Philadelphia
Stewart
Panicky Residents Flee After Raid Near Jizan
Reports from Saudi Arabia say panicked residents fled Jizan by boat to Red Sea islands after Egyptian planes backing Republican forces in Yemen bombed the town. Travelers counted 35 dead and 300 injured in the attack near the Yemen border.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Jizan
Red Sea
Yemen
Subscription Rates for Lawton Area Newspapers
Rates shown payable in advance for Morning Press Sunday editions and constitutional subscriptions. Mail subscriptions cover multiple counties with monthly and yearly options. Prices include 2 percent state sales tax and vary by delivery area and service type.
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Lawton
Constitution
Constitution Press
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Caddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson Counties
Mo. Mo. Mo
Four Conferences Planned in Lawton This Summer
Lawton hosts four conferences this summer despite heat. The Lawton-Fort Sill coin club led by Jack Munn schedules a July 6-7 coin show. Hereford Breeders Association tours Oklahoma and Texas bound stops July 22-23, with a buffet at the Hotel Lawtonian Aug. 3. Bill Boydstonton heads hotel arrangements. August 9-11 features an Oklahoma Dental Association district meeting with Dr. Carl Schow in charge.
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Lawton
Dave Sandstrom
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Munn
Lawton-Fort Sill
Hereford Breeders Association of
Oklahoma
Texas
Bill Boydston
Oklahoma Dental Association
Carl Schow
Weekend violence flares as racial tensions grip cities
Nationwide clashes spread from Cambridge Maryland to Jackson Mississippi as governors appeal for calm. National Guard patrols in Cambridge and Alabama troopers on campus mark a tense weekend. NAACP leaders plan marches while white churches admit or deny Black access amid ongoing civil rights battles.
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Cambridge
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
National Guard
Jackson
Miss
Medgar Evers
Washington
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
George Wallace
Kennedy
Wallace
Gadsden
New York
James Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Airmen Charged in Auto Theft Case and Vehicle Violations
Two airmen from Sheppard AFB faced unauthorized taking of a Fort Sill vehicle, with Johnny L. Good 19 and Robert A. Perlmutter 18 arrested in Scellanis. Across the state, 16 others were charged by highway patrol in a wave of traffic offenses including reckless driving license suspensions and improper vehicle modifications.
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Sheppard Afb
Fort Sillman
James O'Dell
Special Sessions
Johnny L. Good
Robert A. Perlmutter
Scellanis
The
Highway Patrol, Inc
Michael Yeargain
S. Fifth
Gail Elliot Madison
Blanchard
Elton Henry Davis
Allison Boyd Garrison
NW 55Th
Royee David Crosby
Rt. 3
Lawton
Helga Caudel
Claude Fawin Cross
Sterling
Lenora D. Weiss
Kingsbury
Fred Davis Jr
Altus
Harry Benton Jr
Perryton
Tex
John Hollander
Rt. 1
Cache
Tracy A. Coy
Fort Sill
Bryan Lee Culpit
Arthur Roy Parnell
Hatch
N. M
Jerome Arthur Scott
Loraine Jackson
Garfield
Gas Workers Halt Strike Against Arkansas Louisiana Co
Members of the OU, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union voted to halt strike action against the Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co until Thursday. The delay comes at the request of FMS official William F. White, with a conference planned Thursday in St. Louis to resume talks over the dispute.
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TULSA
Ou, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
William F. White
Federal Mediation Service
Robert Bickel
Tulsa Union District
Bickel
St. Louis
Bellmon Faces 104 Bills After Oklahoma City Session
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon faces 104 bills and resolutions left by the 29th legislature to act on with 15 days after adjournment. He may sign veto or pocket veto any, while bills not signed within five days become law. If not acted on by adjournment, bills die after 15 days. On his desk remain three house joint resolutions, 30 senate bills, six senate joint resolutions and additional house bills.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Henry Bellmon
Dogg
House
Senate
Egypt nationalizes drugstores and closes factories
Cairo action by President Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalizes all drugstores in Egypt and shuts about three medicine factories, Al Ahram reports.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
al Ahram
Funeral Rites For Mrs Gladys Kensell
Funeral services set for Mrs Gladys Kensell 61 of 906 Summit at 2 p m Tuesday at Lawton First Baptist Church The service will be officiated by Dr H Tom Wiles with burial in Highland cemetery Burial handled by Vaughan Funeral home Wichita Falls She died in a Wichita Falls Tex hospital at 2 am today Survivors include two daughters Mrs N A Steed and Mrs E N Roberts two brothers Percy Cornett and Vernon Cornett a sister Mrs Charlies Adkins and six grandchildren
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Gladys Kensell
Summit
Lawton First Baptist Church
Wichita Falls
Tex
H. Tom Wiles
Highland Cemetery
Hampton- Vaughan
Lawton
Kensell
I. J. Kensell
N. A. Steed
E. N. Roberts
Seattle
Wash
Percy Cornett
Vernon Cornett
Hutchinson
Kan
Charlies Adkins
Emma Chibitty Rites Held in Hunting Horse Church
Mrs. Emma Chibitty, 49, of 506 Washington, died in an Oklahoma City hospital at 5 35 p m Thursday. Services were held at 10 a m Monday at Hunting Horse Memorial Church with Rev. George Kauyedauth officiating. Burial followed in Elk Creek cemetery Hobart Becker Funeral Home in charge. Bearers included Rev. Robert Chaat Rev. Sherwood Tsough Rev. Walter Kokom Rev. George Sumpty Rev. Taylor Nowebad and Rev. Max Pacheka.
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Emma Chibitty
Washington
Oklahoma City
Hunting Horse Memorial Church
George Kauyedauth
Southwestern District Superintendent of
Oklahoma Indian Missions
Robert Chaat
Albert Horse
Taylor Nowebad
Elk Creek
Hobart
Becker Funeral
Sherwood Tsough
Walter Kokom
George Sumpty
Max Pacheka
James L Brown services for SSgt James L Brown
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. June 18 at Chaplain Maj Charles E Gray to officiate for SSgt James Lewis Brown 72 who died in an Oklahoma City hospital. Burial follows at Post cemetery with Jefferson Funeral Home in charge. Honor guards and bearers will be from the 3rd Missile Battalion 32nd Artillery. Lt Robert Harvey is officer in charge.
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James Lewis Brown
Oklahoma City
Charles E. Gray
Post Cemetery
Jefferson Funeral Home
3Rd Missile Battalion
32Nd Artillery
Robert Harvey
Six OSU Students Win $600 Grants
Six Oklahoma State University undergraduates earned $60 grants from the National Science Foundation to work 10 weeks as full time assistants to poultry researchers. Recipients include Carolyn Harman Longdale Steve Summer Stillwater Joe Jones Wayne Richard Tarpey Stillwater and Joe Berry Sayre studying body size selection in chicks nutrition and digestibility in poultry and turkey breeder research.
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Stillwater
UPT
Oklahoma State University
National Science Foundation
Carolyn Harman
Longdale
Steve Summer
Joe Jones
Wayne
Richard Tarpey
Joe Berry
Sayre
Oklahoma Court Seeks Quick Vote On Apportionment Plan
A three judge federal court in Oklahoma considers two options for legislative reapportionment, Model C by court order or an at large election for a new legislature, while a third brief urges waiting for state supreme court action. The case centers on changing old apportionment laws and creating a fair population based map for a 44 member senate and 90 member house.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Oklahoma
Norman Reynolds
State
State Supreme Court
Reynolds
Hirsh
Sides
Harry Moss
White
State Election Board
Circuit
Alfred P. Murrah
U. S. Supreme Court
House
Fifteen Officials Escape After Argentina Coup Attempt
Fifteen high ranking officers arrested after an April 2 bid to oust President Jose Maria Guido escaped from prison barracks in Buenos Aires. Military sources say the escape occurred as authorities move to maintain control after the failed coup attempt.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Cosmonette Tereshkova joins space pioneers on historic flight
The cosmonette reported sleeping well and feeling fine as she orbited Earth aboard Vostok VI with pilot Bykovsky. Names and code words Sea gull and Hawk frame a second group flight testing rendezvous for longer missions beyond Earth orbit.
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Tereshkova
Russia
Yuri Gagarin
Bykovsky
Earth
Khrushchev
Miss Tereshkova
Andrian G. Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Valentina
Nikolayev
Popovich
Moscow Radio
Space
Uzvestia
Communist Party
Pravda
Bellmon Attacks Senator's $1000 Prison Contract Fee
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon condemned the $1000 monthly legal fee paid to Senator Gene Stipe by Dr. Austin Stough related to the state prison medical research program. He urged bills to bar such arrangements and noted existing law could not prevent them. Political and prison officials discuss tighter supervision and later additions to the research staff.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Henry Bellmon
Gene Stipe
ScAlester
Board of Affairs
Stipe
Montana
Sough-Wisdom Research, Inc
Austin Stough
Bellman
ROTC Cadet Camp Trains 1990 Fort Silk Cadets
Cadets from 44 schools in Iowa Colorado and the Fourth US Army area attend a camp at Fort Silk to gain leadership and basic infantry training. The program, aided by Col John J Kenny and the 34th Artillery Brigade, aims to develop officers for active Army Reserve and National Guard. About 1990 cadets will be commissioned within two years as ROTC remains a primary officer source.
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Iowa
Colorado
34Th Artillery Brigade
John J. Kenny
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Profumo
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Raymond E. Johnson
Fort Rucker
C. P
Tim” Damon
Thomas R. Smith
James H. Merryman
Englewood
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Chapel Hha
N.C
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Fair Lawn
Fair Lawn Beach Club
New Jersey
S. Howard Woodson
Richard J. Hughes
Woodson
Clarksdale
Bellmon
Sidney's Dairy Creams
Tnd & Bell Lith & B
James L. Brown
OSU
Liberty Heights
Ferris
Leon Hirsh
Wrest
Auto Service
Ith & B Ave
AS ‘Trade
Discount Department Store
Cache Road
Lawton, Okla
Vornado
Sims
S. 11Th Street
Harry Culver
Stough-Wisdom
Medical Research Commission
Ted Parkinson
Stourgh
Dr. Wisdom
South Wisdom Research Incc
Stough
Senator Stipe
Parkinson
Oklhoma Medical Research Advisory Commission
Medical School
Zales
Quality Optical Service
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Portland Cement
Portland Cement Association
First National
Okla
Oklahoma State Highway Department
Ned Hey
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