Butler warns NATO on nuclear lead and missile bonfires
British Foreign Secretary Butler tells the Geneva disarmament conference the United States would gain nuclear superiority if missile limits fail. He urges a mutual destruction concept only to suggest a path to a freeze, warns against a bonfire of missiles and bombers as a surrender to communism, and emphasizes the U S position.
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Britain
R. A. Butler
United States
Soviet Union
Butler
Geneva
Johnson
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Free World
France
Italy
Japan
Mr. Butler
Swinging Blue Jeans Decamp to Moscow Amid Cold War Plot
The Swinging Blue Jeans plan to relocate to Moscow as part of a larger East West strategy. The piece notes their rise over the Beatles in the British charts and imagines performances with balalaikas to demoralize audiences, framing it as a tactic in the cold war era.
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Britain
Mersey
Blue Jeans
Moscow
Birmingham
Tribute to British Brain Drain Perspective
Selwyn Lloyd tells Parliament that the US GDP eight times Britain's explains emigration of British scientists. In 1963 nine hundred seventy nine emigrants represented under one percent of domestic needs, while Britain's science funding and student numbers rise significantly. The brain drain is framed as a compliment to British education and a family affair.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Privy Seal
Parliament
United States
Great Britain
Britain
France
West Germany
Thoughts For Today on Repentance and Action
A reflection contrasts mere sorrow with true repentance, citing Rev 2 5 about removing the lampstand. Marvin Richardson Vincent defines repentance as sorrow transformed into action leading to a new and better life.
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Marvin Richardson Vincent
Washington Report reflects postwar U S scene and DC figures
A miscellaneous Washington digest reports a Pentagon visit to see Mr. Sinatra misidentified by a receptionist before directing to Mr. Crosby. Zuckert attends LeMay in casual dress, a crossed out Civil Rights clause in a 37 page bill prompts critique, and Mateos' problem solving noted amid Johnson talks. Sorensen and Schlesinger discuss Kennedy memoirs, Frelinghuysen’s in out list jests at political shifts with cultural cues.
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Pentagon
Sinatra
Mr. Sinatra
Crosby
Oklahoma towns seek new industry amid sonic boom disruptions
In Oklahoma, towns lure displaced manufacturers of sonic booms seeking sites, while Oklahoma City hopes for calmer times as Air Force limits on noise during commercials. Sen. J Howard Edmondson stays in Washington to guard his record, and Bud Wilkinson notes campaigning differs from football with no daily scrimmage but no ready alibi.
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Presley
Air Force
Eugene Zuckert
Pentagon
Curtis LeMay
Zuckert
LeMay
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Sen
J. Howard Edmondson
Senate
Washington
Bud Wilkinson
Ruby Nearing Breaking Point in Dallas Courtroom
Inez Robb reports on Jack Ruby's visible physical and mental strain during the Oswald murder trial. Judge Joe Brown maintains a brisk pace as Ruby, aided by Melvin Belli, shows increasing pallor, anxious fidgeting, and memory lapses. Belli says Ruby seeks constant reassurance and talks with him about religion and world events.
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Joe B. Brown
Jack
Ruby
Melvin Belli
Chicago
Belli
Manfred Guttmacher
Baltimore
Psychology of aging and music in schools
The article notes that bright people do not inherently decline with age and that vital interests persist plus work knowledge can improve. It also says students under pressure perform better, while relaxed study fosters laziness, and teachers should balance pressure to protect self confidence. It adds city singers keeping country music alive and that small districts lack formal music instruction but still use records and opportunities for music.
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James Latimer
Kentucky State College
Journal of Genetic Psychology
Latimer
Peo
National Education Association
Khanh
Gen. Khanh
Gen
Local PTA elects president and awards crown campus honors
Yesteryears notes report Mrs. D L Morgan elected president of the Wilson grade school PTA while Georgann Le Vite of Apache wins a silver at the University of Oklahoma banquet and Karen Nowlin becomes Wa Cin Da Camp Fire president. 20 years ago Lawton firms donate 1865 to Red Cross War Fund as Mrs. James Dale resigns after four and a half years as secretary of the Lawton Masonic lodges.
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D. L. Morgan
Wilson Grade School
Georgann LeVite
Oklahoma University
Karen Nowlin
Wa-Cin-Da
Lawton
Red Cross War Fund
James Dale
Masonic Lodges
Leo Klingman
Fletcher
Oklahoma Cooperative Creameries Association
Khanh Seen as Likely Soldier Leader of South Vietnam
Saigon observers say Gen Nguyen Khanh may stabilize South Vietnam after toppling Gen Duong Minh. He shows military skill and political drive, forming a balanced cabinet and promoting anti graft measures while courting public support. Outcomes hinge on soon tested political leadership and popular trust.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Duong van Minh
Diem
Khanh
Gen. Khanh
Lodge Candidacy Complicates 1960 Campaign
Henry Cabot Lodge, American Ambassador to South Vietnam, faces pressure from his backers to run in New Hampshire's March 16 Republican primary. His bid could unsettle both parties, weaken Johnson's Viet Nam policy, and complicate GOP efforts to attack the President. A NH defeat would relieve the party of a diplomatic obstacle amid a regional crisis.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
New Hampshire
Johnson
Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Henry Cabote
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
MR. Johnson
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
North
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
Diem
G.O.P
Nixon
Rockefeller
Lawton and Comanche County Election Calendar
Calendar lists key election dates for Lawton and Comanche County residents. March 17 council primary, March 24 school board, April 7 county and city elections if needed, May 5 regular primary and right to work referendum, and November 3 general election.
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Lawton
Comanche County
Lawton City
School District Board of Education
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Ted Ralston
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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U.S
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Otis Pike
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Adolfo Lopez Mateos
California
Mateos
Theodore Sorensen
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
White House
Sorensen
Schlesinger
Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
de Gaulle
Congress
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Pat Brown
Wagner
Fastern
Awouster
Wat A
Inez Robb
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee
Harvey Oswald
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Jacqueline) Kennedy
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Dennis the Menace
Joey
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Ned Hawkins
George Yearger
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