Indonesia Rebels Declare War Against Sukarno
A rebel seven district military council in eastern Indonesia declares a state of war against President Sukarno and announces control of four provinces totaling 290000 square miles with 120 million people. The peaceful coup centers on Celebes and surrounding islands Timor Raba Ulatra and Bali, with military and religious factions opposing Sukarno’s guided democracy and favoring force if negotiations fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakate Tindsne
Seventh
Indonesia
Ja Fr
Cuniess
Suey Ahiedens
Celebes
Cantal
HL Ventie
Mmitany
Colesian
Timor
Ualmahera
Mobicas
Flores
Bali
Java
Jakarta
Sard
Tavatal
Sukerno
Eorapremiss
Cache Youngsters Enter Livestock In Area Shows
Ub and Future Farmers of America members enter livestock in area spring events. Novella Wolfe and others show fat steers in the Elen show, while Cynthia Elling and Elling family will show steers at Chattanooga. Steve Livingston and Doug Livingston will show dairy animals and Kathleen Woesner pigs, also at Chattanooga. FIA members taking stock to Chattanooga include Richard Ash and others. Stock will be moved to Lawton beginning Wednesday for the county stock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Kem
Nick Livingston
Trunton Miller
Donald Trelps
Carroll Risinger
Floyd Runne
H. J. Stockton
Gerald Thorn
Dale Ulrich
Johnny Wimpole
Lawton
Three Area Men Join U S Navy
Three area men have enlisted in the Navy for four years through the local recruiting station. Donald Wayne Epp, a 109% form Chattanooga high school student, and Earl Dean Cherry of Chattanooga, former Faxon high school student, have enlisted under the Navy buddy program. Jiburn Wiggins, son of Mrs. Bessie Romines of Snyder, is at the naval training center in San Diego for training following enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Donald Wayne Epp
Chattanooga
Earl Dean Cherry
Faxon High School
Jiburn Wiggins
Bessie Romines
Snyder
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Education Board To Meet Tonight
The Lan tos Board of Education will hold a et p.m. meeting today in the Central Junior High School Board rooms. Board members will discuss forthcoming federal funds a new boiler at Fort Sill’s Fest Children’s school and personnel changes said John D Shoemaker city school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazen
Lantos Board of Education
Et & P.m
Board of Education
Central
Fort Sill
John D. Shoemaker
118 Year-Old Former Slave Louisa Breaux Dies in New Iberia
Mrs. Louisa Breaux a former Negro slave aged 118 dies at her home in New Iberia Louisiana. Survivors include 18 grandchildren 55 great grandchildren and 23 great great grandchildren. Baptismal records place her birth in October 1838. She credited longevity to going to bed at dark rising at 9 a.m. and daytime rest.
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New Iberia
Pra
Louisa Breaux
Show Postponed Indiahoma Livestock Show Due to Weather
The livestock show scheduled for last Saturday by the Indiahoma chapter of Future Farmers of America was postponed because of bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiahoma
Future Farmers of America
Funeral Rites Set for Lawton Barber and Apache Resident
Funeral services are planned for Mays a Lawton barber who died in a local van with services at St Andrew's Episcopal Church officiated by Rev. Thus sell Rauscher. Burl arrangements by Highland Cone Funeral Home. Mays lived at 1010 Gore born Cooksville Tex Oct 20 19 0. He came to Lawton at 16 and worked at Fort Sill then opened a barber shop in Lawton in 192. He married Ophelia Smith Aug 10 1941 at Temple Okla. He belonged to St Andrew's Episcopal Church Lawton Masonic Lodge No 83 Gushvie Consistory and Lawton Elks Lodge. Survived by wife one son Randy a sister Mrs Dara Norton four brothers Howard Roland Raymond Maj Harold Mays. Donations suggested to Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation or St Andrew's Memorial Fund. Apache funeral for Robert Lee Good scheduled 2 pm Monday at Crews Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Robert Milner officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Good born Nov 5 1888 Arlington Tex lived in Apache since 1901 worked south of town. Survivors include sisters Edna Owens and Q A Shwen and brothers Carl Jim W C of Apache Ben of Shawnee and Charles of Wichita Falls Tex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
St Andrew's Eyiscopal Church
Thussell Rauscher
Oklahoma City
Burl
Highland Cone
Lawton Funeral
Mays
Gore
Cooksville
Tex
Fort Sill
Ophelia Smith
Temple
Oklo
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Gushvie
St. Andrew's Men Ovai Fund
Robert Lee
Carl
Jim
W.C
Apache
Ben
Shawnee
Charles
Wichita Falls
Winners In Meat Contest Prepare For State Meet
Winners of one county 4H meat identification and judging contests gather Saturday to practice for the state contest in Oklahoma City March 23. Lawton Meat Supply Co. co owner Marlin Keathley leads a 9 30 a m to noon demonstration in meat judging and identification. The top four gin s in each county advance to Oklahoma City with home demonstration agents for the state event. An afternoon session begins at 1 13 p m featuring Miss Dorothy Strozier as she demonstrates meat cooking. The top teams win 30 cash awards and the best team earns a trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Keathley
Lawton Meat Supply Co
Oklahoma City
Dorothy Strozier
Oklahoma
Chicago
Fumes From Stove Cause Sleepy Sermon at Jones Baptist
In Oklahoma City a church service left 12 Jones Baptist Church members asleep as fumes from an invented stove filled the sanctuary. Pastor Rev Lowell Douglas Sith, 31, nearly collapsed during a baptism and blamed flu like symptoms. About 70 to 80 worshippers fainted or grew ill, and several were hospitalized for oxygen revival.
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Oklahoma City
Jones Baptist Church
Lowell Douglas Sith
Emith
Actress June Allyson Hospitalized With Pneumonia
Actress June Allyson is in hospital with bronchial pneumonia, physician reports. She and husband Dick Powell separated last month after 11 years of marriage.
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Miolly Wood
June Allyson
Dick Powell
Marriags
Missing Camden law partner Mrs Maude Crawford sought by police
Camden officers and state police continued a two day search for Maude Crawford a 58 year old partner at Gaughan McClellan Laney law firm and Camden s first woman attorney. Her husband Clyde said she was at home working on legal papers Saturday night when he left for a movie. The dog remained calm and no signs of foul play were found nearby. Crawford has lived in Camden about 40 years and joined the firm about 30 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden, Ark
Maude Crawford
Jawyer
Camden
Gaughan, McClellan & Laney
U.S
John McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Crawford
Pauline Abels
Crawfords
Abels
Berry Plans Trip To Wagoner Oklahoma City trip to discuss absentee ballot scandal
Oklahoma County Attorney Bill Berry said he and assistant Robert H. Reynolds will visit Wagoner to confer with Wagoner County Attorney Max Findley about the absentee ballot scandal. Berry’s office has begun an inquiry into whether charges should be filed here over alleged payments of state emergency relief funds for campaign work last summer.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Bill Berry
Robert H. Reynolds
Wagoner
Wagoner County
Max Findley
Berry
Findley
John W. Russell Jr
Frank Easley
Jenk Craig
Raymond Gary
Craig
Russell
Finsley
Stilwell
Oklahoma
Range Deferment Discussed On Wichita Falls TV Program
Bill Brady local soil conservation supervisor explains a plan for full use of limited moisture by enabling full growth of range grasses during the growing season and using the grass for winter grazing in Comanche County. The program airs at 12 45 pm Tuesday on a Wichita Falls Tex station.
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Comanche County
Wichita Falls
Tex
Bill Brady
Brady
Commanche County
Ban on Legislators Selling to State Agencies Eyed
Oklahoma City OKLAHOMA PUBLIC EXPENDITURES COUNCIL proposes a law banning lawmakers from selling to government bodies. It cites a legislator who sold 126000 worth of supplies to county commissioners across 39 counties in 1954. The council notes no current restrictions on legislators and recalls a 1955 proposal that died in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council
Sabetunes
Oklahoma Legislative Council
City Man Wins Coffee Maker At Builders Convention
Joe H. White, president of the Lawton Home Builders Assn, received an automatic coffee maker from Russell Hardware Co. Frank Norris of Long Bell Lumber Co. announced the award, given for a judging contest at the National convention of Home Builders in Chicago in January 1923. Nine other winners nationwide were named. Long Bell is a local distributor for the Russell line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe H. White
Lawton Home Builders Assn
Russell Hardware Co
Frank Norris
Long Bell Lumber Co
National Convention of Home Builders
Chicago
Long Bell
Dense English fogs linked to Gulf Stream warmth and cold air
The fogs over England form when warm Gulf Stream waters meet the chill of winter air. This contact between oceanic warmth and frigid north winds creates dense mist and reduced visibility along coastal and inland areas.
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England
Gulf Stream
A M student death probed in Stillwater Oklahoma
Payne county officers investigate the shooting death of 25 year old Oklahoma A M College student Jerry Benjamin Wilson found in a car owned by fellow student William Bredde. Bredde says they ran out of gas and Wilson later returned to the car where he was shot with a gun kept in the glove compartment. Sheriff E G Schroeder stated the death appears self inflicted but the probe continues. Wilson was despondent and lived on a farm between Marshal and Hennessey. He was a sophomore at the college.
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Stillwater. Okla
Payne County
Oklahoma A&m
Jerry Benjamin Wilson
AGM
William Bredde
Bredde
Wilson
Stillwater
E. G. Schroeder
Schroeder
Marshal
Hennessey
College
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U.S. Navy
Roy and
Kay Adams
Koehler
Mary Jane Barker
Bellmawr
N.J
Hugh Mays
Robert Lee Good
Johns Manville Froam
Eugene L. Bowman
Creditors Adjustment Bureau
Security Bank
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
Hood-Donley
E” Ave
McClellan Law
Kenneth Otis
Crosby
Bianco’s Italian
North Second
Detaila
American Foods
Frivats
Electronic Watchmaster
Lee Boulevard
Jack Piggee
Orb
Delores, Kopaling
Club Cafe
MT. Scott
Gore Blyg
Prain
George Montgomery
Hankins
Ft. Lill
Pun Guy Madison
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City Man
Coffee
Dante
South
Mattoon-Allen-Morford
Kohler
Stella Puttkamer
Bill Stimpson
Rata
Gary Cooper
Allied Artists Presents
William Wyler
Dorothy
Maguire
Marjorie Hin
A&m
Es Ford
Bartner
Wayne
Awe
John Wayne
Dan Ailey
Maureen O'Hara
Ward Sond
Elia Kazan
Tennessee Williams
Urry Qc
Ilprez Ks
Action Hits
Marlon Brandone
Joun Payne
Austin
Frank Sintra
Phylis Kirk
Johnny Concho
Gregory Peck
Checker Cab
the “Checker” Way
FT. Sill
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