Demonstration Set Saturday On East Range At Fort Sill
Infantrymen with artillery and armor will attack and seize objectives in a public demonstration at Fort Sill east range. The mechanized rifle company from the Artillery and Missile School will lead the attack with thousands viewing. The event begins at 10 a.m. on Adams Hill and traffic will be directed by MPs.
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Fort Sill
East Range
Tactics Combined Arms Department
The
Artillery and Missile School
Adams Hill
Mp’s
4Th Battle Group
30Th Infantry
H. N. Moorman
13Th Artillery
Edwin N. Bathorne
31St Artillery
Robert R. Dobson
J. Y. Hammack
Last year Americans ate 162.5 pounds of meat per person
A recent report shows average meat consumption reached 162.5 pounds per person in the prior year. The figure reflects per capita intake across the United States, highlighting meat consumption trends nationwide.
Broken Arrow Girl Named Oklahoma Dairy Princess 1963
Gwendolyn Wagner, 17, of Broken Arrow won Oklahoma’s 1963 dairy princess title. She will represent the state at the next national dairy princess contest and study nursing at Northeastern State College Tahlequah. First runnerup Hughla Foreman Altus and second runnerup Caroline Meier Hitchcock. Wagner chosen from 17 contestants Thursday. prizes include wardrobe, a three day Las Vegas trip, and a $250 scholarship.
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Tulsa
UPI
Gwendolyn Wagner
Broken Arrow
Oklahoma
Miss Wagner
Northeastern State College
Tahlequah
Hughla Foreman
Altus
Caroline Meier
Hitchcock
Las Vegas
Eleven Killed In Infiltration Attempt From Formosa
The China News reports eleven Chinese Nationalist guerrillas were killed trying to infiltrate the Communist mainland. It adds seven other groups succeeded in establishing secret bases there.
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Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Guerrilas
China News
Fort Sill to honor 6 officers 43 enlisted retiring
Fort Sill holds a Retire ment Review at Lucas Field on Saturday at 8 30 a m honoring six officers and 43 enlisted men retiring this month. The ceremony features six battalions massed colors and the 97th and 77th Army bands with Col. William A Becker as reviewing officer and Lt. Col. Walter H Drozd as Commander of Troops.
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Lucas Field
Fort Sill
77Th Army
William A. Becker
Walter H. Drozd
CWO
Ubald P. Bruni
Vincent J. Tanzola
Ord
David C. Lambert, Jr
Msi
41St Arty
S. N. Fitzpatrick
R. F. Schuster
Msl
James T. Heathcock
Tng
Sam Roberts
Frank Burpo
John W. Airsman
Field Artillery Missile Training Command
FAMTC
William F. Gunkel
U. S. Army Arty
James M. Goreham
Usaams
Donald G. Connor
Special Services
Charles P. Damon
James F. Sansom
Combat Developments
Artillery Agency
Floyd R. Brady
Mst
32Nd Arty
Joseph Wincik, Jr
Enlis
Robert H. Eamello
Usatc-Fa
Taylor L. Dunn
John F. Riley
Ben E. Owen
Dana Burgner
Alvin Stephens
Harold Gottleber
Johnnie L. Edwards
Spd L. G. Thomas
Board To Select Health Director In Tulsa Tonight
The state mental health board meets in Tulsa to appoint a temporary health director to replace Dr. T. Glyne Williams who resigns effective Monday. Chairman Dr. Joe E. Tyler says the appointee will hold the post briefly and may be permanent later in the summer. Williams moves to Maryland as assistant director and cites political harassment. Rumors link Gov. Bellman to Dr. John Griffith Clarksville Tenn. for the interim post.
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Tulsa
UPI
State
Mental Health Board
T. Glyne Williams
Joe E. Tyler
Williams
Tyler
Maryland
Henry Bellman
John Griffith Clarksville
Tenn
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Cache RD
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Robert E. Mannon
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Glen G. Leverton
Duey L. Bain
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Paul A. MeLinsky Jr
Carl K. Riley
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Lee R. Fauver
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Jack G. Sanders
Charles H. Hunt
James A. Williams
Pete Gross
Hugh F. Cox
Cecil W. Dixon
Edward C. Sterling
Frank Rackley
Amos Batchelor
Lynn W. Warden
Henry Fletcher
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Henry E. Celestin
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