Police Court Cash Fines Drain City Court Docket
Municipal Judge J Merle Oaks disposes of dozens of cases including speeding red light and stop sign violations. Defendants from Fort Sill Cameron College and area addresses faced fines up to 190 dollars and bond forfeitures for reckless driving open bottle and leaving scene of an accident.
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J. Merle Oaks
al B Brothers Jr
Fort Sill
Faye Saker
Ran Red Light
Lero
Burton
Dennis S. Cook
Fort Suis
Ran
Fay J. Crooks
David D. Doctor
Jntime F. Garton
Grissom
Hannan Hotel
Ly Bay
Ren Red
Virginia C. Hai
Ozman
Park
Dwight Ingie
Ferris
Charles G. Johnson
William L. Joye
Carl L. Kelsay
Claude Lane
el Reno
Donna R. Lytle
John D. Merriman
Dean R. Miller
Janice Mitchell
S. Ralph Oliver
Danny W. Powell
Danial Ragdale Jr
Don W. Rainey
Louis V. Rich Jr
Joe Ervin Grays
Smith
Victor W. Gathiff
Verl YD. Fuller
Harold R. Etter
Richard T Brian
Cameron College
Amador Escamilla
Stephen J. Davis
N. Bist
David FR. Elliott
Kenneth R. Wright
Jimmie ¥. Thomas
Samuel S. Jabour
Louis H. MecClaflin
Chickasha
William B. McLain
Perry E. McWhorter
City
Geraldine L. Rankin
Columbia
Russell A. Reid
Frank Rodiger
Lee Blvd
Glendon G. Thiessen
Cameron Collete
Cecil W. Whatley
Bernard R. Fowler
James L. Johnson
Dearborn
Charles R. Rozell Jr
Georgia Armstrong
Denver
Lois Raimondo
Rodney W. Sauvageau
William R. Shutt
Nowriver
Clarence
Sillers
Syca- More
Dael E. Sisk
Larry Jean Smith
Raymond L. Spencer
Edward D. Sullivan
Victor Lynn Taylor
Pers
Billy G Morris
Delores M. Greer
Marvy Edith Davidson
R. R. Able
Charles W. Singleton
Ronald D. Williams
Richard C. McDonald
Robert B. Creen
Fort Sil
Carol Reginer
Lee Bird
Robert Lee Woods
Fioris York
Geraldine Frazier
Henry O. Frazier
John M. Conway
Arlington
Raymond G. Cummings
Oklahoma City
Jerry D. Morris
D. Pennington
Roy Joe SS
Somes A Silas
Ik Apaches
Boeing General Dynamics TFX Contract Clash Shapes Pentagon Debate
The article outlines the bid battle for the dual service TFX aircraft with General Dynamics at 5.803 billion and Boeing alternatives around 5.387 billion. McNamara defends the project noting potential 1 billion savings and shared use by Air Force and Navy. Hearings paused as lawmakers probe political influence in the award.
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Boeing
Air Force
Navy
Air Force Land
Navy Air Carrier
General Dynamics
Subcommittee
Pentagon
Fort Worth
Wichita
Kan
McNamara
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Bob Kennedy Aides Describe Him As Quiet Yet Witty Leader
The attorney general is seen by colleagues as shy and courteous yet capable under heavy duty. He serves as President's confidant and wears many hats, including National Security Council member and chair of multiple White House panels on youth crime narcotics and counter-insurgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Security Council
White House
China accuses U S of seeking Western empire in Cold War clash
In a Red Flag article Beijing denounces Khrushchev and accuses the United States of trying to build a vast empire across Western nations and neutrals. The piece lauds Stalin, criticizes peaceful coexistence, and warns of U S dominance spanning West Germany Italy Japan Britain France and former colonies.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
United States
Peking
Nikita S. Khrushchev
West
Khrushchev
Josef Stalin
Chinese Communist Party
Red Flag
Germany
Italy
Japan
Britain
France
Belgium
Students To Attend Library Day At OU
Central junior high school student librarians will join eighteen local students attending the 9th annual Oklahoma Student Librarians association library day on the University of Oklahoma campus. Mrs. Ruth Johnson head librarian at Webster high school Tulsa will be principal speaker at the event in the OU Student Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High School
Oklahoma Student Librarians Association
University of Oklahoma
Ruby Forbess
Norman
Ruth Johnson
Webster High School
Tulsa
OSLA
Central
Missing Syncom Spotted In Sky
Cambridge astronomers report a long missing experimental satellite Syncom may be located about 22 000 miles above earth. Harvard observatory says Syncom I was photographed from Boyden Observatory in Bloemfontein South Africa. Syncom I launched February from Cape Canaveral and stopped transmitting seconds after liftoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Mass
South Africa
Harvard College Observatory
Boyden Observatory
Bloemfontein
S.A
Cape Canaveral
Earth
Lawton Philharmonic Opens Season With Mixed Repertoire
The Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra in Cameron College Auditorium drew about 500 fans for its second concert. Conductor Nels Harveland unveiled his original Concertante for Piano and Orchestra, praised by the audience, while guest artists from the Oklahoma City Symphony enriched the program alongside classic works by Beethoven, Delius, Bergman, and Bernstein West Side Story. Three more events remain on the season including a Doris Harveland recital and an Oklahoma City Junior Symphony/University of Oklahoma chorus collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron College
Lawton
Leonard Bernstein
Nels Harveland
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Oklahoma City Junior Symphony
Philharmonic Orchestra
University of Oklahoma Chorus
Campho-Phenique antiseptic for quick pain relief
A dated advertisement promotes Campho-Phenique as a stainless liquid antiseptic that stops pain instantly helps prevent infection and promotes rapid healing ideal for children and family use keeps in medicine chest for instant use and purchase today.
Bellmon Announces Main Street Tour Across Oklahoma
Governor Henry Bellmon meets Fairview voters on Main Street to press his legislative agenda as part of a three city swing. He defends diverting 9 million dollars yearly from welfare to boost mental health and other programs while noting welfare recipients may lose some benefits and state workers earn low wages. He plans stops in Boiling Springs Park, Fort Supply, Mooreland, Woodward, then Guymon, Blackwell and Tonkawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Henry Bellmon
Roman Nose State Park
Watonga
Bellmon
Boiling Springs Park
Western State Hospital
Fort Supply
Mooreland
Woodward
Guymon
Blackwell
Tonkawa
Bellman
Principal Attends State Safety Institute in Oklahoma City
Dewey Parker principal of Cleveland Elementary travels to Oklahoma City for the sixth annual state safety institute sponsored by the Oklahoma Education Commission. He will discuss An Elementary Principal Evaluates the School Safety Education Program at the one day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Parker
Cleveland
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Education Commission For
Parker
Kenova Named From Three States at Confluence
Kenova West Virginia earned its name from the union of Kentucky Ohio and West Virginia at a tripoint. The town sits on a point where the three states meet, reflecting its geographical position and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenova, W. Va
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Oklahoma wildlife chief Roy Stafford under firing rumors
Oklahoma City UPI reports attempts to dismiss Roy Stafford as director of the state wildlife department. Stafford, an El Reno insurance man, says he has heard rumors but denies problems in administering the department. The eight member wildlife commission appoints him, with governor and senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
UPI
Roy Stafford
State Wildlife Department
Stafford
Wildlife Commission
Subscription Rates for Lawton Area Press
Subscriptions in advance vary by region and delivery type. Rates list Morning Press and Sunday at 1.55 in area, with Constitution and Sunday both 2.60 for delivered subscribers. mail prices shown for Comanche and other counties, including outside Oklahoma. Prices include a 2 percent state sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Constitution
Constitution Press
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman Kiowa
Caddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson Counties
Mo. Mo
Const Press & Sun
Oklahoma
P.O
Press & Sun
Local races shape up with incumbents and challengers
Incumbent Pete Fuller seeks a second term while Charles High Newt C Adair and Capt Frank Murphy vie for top posts. Earl Christmas Blackie Buzbee Hugh Brigham Hill contest street commissioner. Mayor Wayne Gilley and treasurer Nettie Pippin face no opposition. Clerk R M Dodson to be challenged by Patterson. Ward 2 race pits Jerry Brandon against Lester McKenzie Percy Givens and William Ritzwoller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clude
Pete Fuller
Charles High
Newt C. Adair
Frank Murphy
Aiso
Earl Christmas
Clarence P
Blackie
Buzbee
Hugh Brigham
Hill
Wayne Gilley
Nettie Pippin
R. M. Dodson
Claude W
Booner) Patterson
Local Traffic and Public Disorder Fines Listed
A series of municipal fines and sanctions are announced for offenses including speeding without license display, exhaust restrictions, improper parking, failing to yield, passing with insufficient clearance, running red lights, and public drunkenness. Fines range from 5 to 20 dollars with several suspensions and bond forfeitures noted. Names, ages, and addresses appear with each citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duston Rhoades
Robert L. Downes
Fort Sil
Thomas E. Sisson
Erma Z. Smith
Charlies R. Noel
Carol A. Hoyle
Apts
Ernestine Heredia
Jay W. Bonifield
Cheyenne
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Ro Hornbeck
Jefferini
Dee Suicen
Ude
Jerry D Hedrick
Lais K Hendricksen
Iupruper Eshau
Rodney A. Holloway
Tommy
Harnbeck
Kenneth Hayden
Mary Hayden
Helen Holder
Jeff Reger Jr
Okmulgee
Henry P Williamson
Georgia
Fred A. Dean
John W. Campbell
Plaza
Ceril R. Brumley
A. Imroper Exhaust
Abed Brousserd
McKinley
Maxine Bates
Abilene
Tex
Robert Alan Willis
N. 38Th
Dudley T. Goins
JST
George W
Bud’ Smith
Vernon
Conn
George Smith
Bob Kennedy
U.S
U. S
Dale Carnegie
American Business Club
Trey Ketchum
Gene Welch
Boyd Hoskins
OKLA
Leadership Institute
Harveland
Ken Hatch
Lawton High
Bergsma
Paul Bunyan
Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra
Norman Paula
Lawrence Fisher
Delius
Bernstein
Wildlife Head
Broccoli Spears
Quality Optical Service
State Farm
Richard Strait
Tate Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Nouren
Sam
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Rene Touzet
Eddie Cano
Tito Puente
Machito
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