Fletcher FFA dominates county livestock show steers and cattle
Fletcher FFA led the steer competition with grand champion Higdon and reserve Brantley. In swine and sheep, Chattanooga and Indiahoma FFA members won top ribbons. Oklahoma State tied judging. judges included Luther Eubanks and Dr. Totusek.
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Fletcher Ffa
Ike
Oklahoma State University
Henry Higdon
Fletcher
Joan Brantley
Sterling
Chattanooga Ffa
David Livingston
Chester
Chester White
Oscar Livingston
Faxon
Indiahoma Ffa
Joe Harrell
Tom Harrell
Indiahoma
Wether Lamb
Jay Dee Robertson
George Robertson
Southdown
Luther Eubanks
Dianne Freeman
Tepee Ring Found At Oklahoma Site By Anthropology Group
OU Anthropology researchers uncovered a stone circle they call a tepee ring near Fort Sill. They note possible Kiowa Comanche or Apache era origins and contrasting 19th century wire nails and glass remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU School of Anthropology
Oklahoma
Anthropological Society
James A. Marler
Usaamc Museum
The
Florida
Arthur Guvdelkon
Fort Sill
Dexter Loco
Geronimo
Nelson Miles
Tepee
Orval Bishop
Boyce
Medicine Park
Marler
Louis FE. McGee
Skip Tyler
Jack Williamson
Set
James W. Bowick III
Franklin Chapabitty
Fort Sill Museum
Northern Plains
Boy Scouts of America
Oklahoma college enrollments rise across state campuses
Campus enrollment figures show Oklahoma University up from 11 396 to 12 190 for spring term a 7 percent gain. Oklahoma State University main campus increased from 10 699 to 11 095 a 3 7 percent rise.
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Central State College
Northeastern State College
Southeastern State
Southwestern State
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University
Snow depth and hazards across Oklahoma towns
The Tulsa area saw its heaviest snow since 1958 with over an inch of moisture and heavy accumulation. Six inches fell at Claremore and Vinita, five at Chelsea Nowata and Pryor, four at Miami QuaPaw Haskell Barnsdall Skia took Lenapah, with roads turning slick and a fatal crash involving two teenagers. Overnight lows ranged 18 to 29, highs 37 to 59. Rain totals included Tulsa 0.95 inch and McAlester 0.35 inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Claremore
Vinita
Chelsea
Nowata
Pryor
Miami
Quapaw
Haskell
Barnsdall
Skiatook
Lenapah
McAlester
Tinker Air Force Base
Explosion Injures 89 at Anyang Explosives Plant
Police said an explosion at an explosives plant in Anyang near Seoul injured 89 people today. The blast occurred about 20 miles south of Seoul at the plant and prompted emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Anyang
Ruby trial testimony details intensity of cross examination
The defense questions whether Ruby acted by choice or in a blackout after Oswald's death. Archer and Graves describe Ruby's冷 calm demeanor and tense hand movements as he fired. Prosecutors press for the death penalty, portraying Ruby as deliberate in attempting another shot.
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Archer
Ruby
Mel
Belli
Graves
J. R. Leavelle
Oswald
William F. Alexander
Leavelle
Alexander
Texas
Wade
Milli
Canadians Welcome Army Staff College Delegation at Fort Sill
A 108 officer Canadian Army Staff College group arrives at Fort Sill for a four day visit led by Brigadier D. C. Cameron. Maj. Gen. Griffing greets the delegation with a ceremony and an 11 gun salute. The schedule includes firepower demonstrations, radar briefings, and missile system orientations.
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Canaadia Army Staff College
Fort Sill
D. C. Cameron
L. S. Griffing
Brig
Cameron
McNair Hall
Snow Hall
Gen. Griffing
Firing Point 137
Sheridan Road
Little John
Honest John
Beef Creek
W-C
H. S. Lisson
L G. E. Morrison
Funeral of Mrs. Wagner Delayed by Fog and Flight Diversion
President Johnson diverted to Newark due to fog as the Wagner funeral in New York proceeded in rain. The service drew Francis Cardinal Spellman and other dignitaries while the presidential party hurried through a downpour to Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Johnson
Newark
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Francis Cardinal Spellman
William O'Dwyer
Vincent Impelliterri
Richard C. Hughes
Nelson A. Rockefeller
David
Harry S. Truman
Clifton Daniel
United Nations
Ralph J. Bunche
Jacob Javits
Kenneth Keating
New Hampshire
Hoffa Aides Convicted In Jury Tampering Case
Four women reached a decision after five hours of deliberation finding Thomas Parks and Ewing King of Nashville guilty as principals in two jury tampering counts. Hoffa and Larry Campbell of Detroit were convicted of aiding and abetting. Others were acquitted on the third count. Hoffa vowed not to resign as prosecutors and officials anticipate appeals up to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas FE. Parks
Ewing King
Nashville
Hoffa
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Nicholas Tweet
Huntington
W. Va
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
James Neal
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Parks
Campbell
Gratia Fields
Fields
Carl
King
James M. Paschal
Paschal
Tennessee
Wilson
Teamsters International Union
Caribou transport aircraft praised as rugged airlift workhorse
A U S Army Caribou cargo aircraft, with a 28 500 pound gross weight and option of 33 000 pounds, is described by Vietnam veterans as an aerial workhorse. It carries troops and cargo, lands on rough fields, and operates in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. The oak field tested craft features two Pratt and Whitney engines, 97 ft 714 in wingspan, 72 ft 7 in length, and 31 ft 9 in tail height, with capacity to take off and land on very short runways. Officers call crew chiefs unsung heroes.
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Mum
Viet Nam
U. S
Southeast Asia
Hamilton
Post Field
India
Himalayas
57Th
McNamara maps Vietnam policy amid Saigon turmoil
McNamara reiterates support for South Vietnam and withdraws troops as fast as local forces can, while avoiding talk of attacks on North Vietnam. He tours Saigon after January coup as Communist raids and terror bombings raise U.S. unease. He also cuts back the B70 bomber program to two test planes, citing schedule slips.
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South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
McNamara
U.S
Defense
Saigon
Washington
Notable Figures Face Vaccination Drama and Life Events
Miss Universe Ieda Vargas balks at vaccination to tour Australia, later complying after a doctor acceptance. Poet Ogden Nash worries about lack of young writers and the pull of TV and advertising. Billy Rose marries Doris Warner Vidor, heiress and widow of Charles Vidor. Ray Conniff seeks divorce from Ann Marie. Roger Hilsman joins Columbia faculty, noted for Viet Nam policy role.
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Sydney
Australia
Miss Universe
Ieda Maria Vargas
Miss Vargas
United States
Providence, R. I
Ogden Nash
Pembroke College
Nash
New York
Roger Hilsman
Columbia University
the University
Hilsman
Columbia
State Department
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Police Court Disposes Of Cases Before Municipal Judge Oaks
A list of defendants and dispositions shows bonds forfeited fines and suspensions for violations ranging from reckless driving speeding running red lights and stopped signs to no license and public drunkenness. Notable names include Lawrence Cileston William Abbott Roy Franklin and Bertha Lyons among others.
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J. Merle Oaks
Lawrence Cileston
Larry F. Hathaway
Wolters
Alien L. Smith
Dearborn
William &. Abbott
Cherry
B.C
Roy Ffranklin
Dallas
Iest
Center
Jennyb. McAdoo
Cyril
Grivers
Geraldine Wallace
Cory Courts
Jim Gitfard
Grand Hotel
Oliver L. Johnson
Tennessee
Gevnelie H. Bronmon
Bobby D. Alexancer
Logan
Ronald Horne
Bertha Lyons
Douglas
Billie G. Millard
Park
James 0. Kitchens
Eric FT. Luker
Lincoln
Herold R. Chapman
NW Cherry
Muffiers
Robert W. Nolen
George Wi. Spencer
Summit
Jarmes C Peck
Embassy Apartments
Joe W. Williams
Gary
Horsiey
Cameron College
Life Insurance Chief To Visit Lawton Friday
Jess E. Wills of Nashville Tennessee president of National Life and Accident Insurance Co will visit Lawton Friday. He will confer with staff at an 8 30 a m breakfast at the Ramada Inn. Mayor Wayne Gilley will greet the official upon arrival and attend the breakfast. Accompanying Wills are Tom Henderson Jr assistant vice president Ed Howard southwest territory manager.
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Jess E. Wills
Nashville, Tenn
National Life and Accident Insurance Co
Lawton
Ramada Inn
Wayne Gillev
Wills
Tom Henderson Jr
Ed Howard
Southwest Territory
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Angus Freddie Wyatt
Kelly Shore
Lowton Ffa
Randy Horre
Elgin
Betty Williams
Billi Witt Fletcher
Emery Dilling
Ron Long
Ralph Zelier
David Kelsey
Mery Jean McCune
Flower Mound
Robert Oliver
FFA
George Ridley
Fletcher A
Freddie Wyatt
Kelly Sharp
Donny Hortor
Lawton Ffa
Raymond Bott
Hereford the Higdon
Frankie Rush
David Martin Jr
Chettanooge
Freddie Ferreir Ir
Elgin Ffa
Mack Keiley Mertin
Chettenooga
Joey Kelsey
Wes Holly
Lowten Ffa
Tim Lehman
Richard King
P. L. Humble
Chettenooga Ffa
Lester Wray
Code
Mark Kelley
Suzanne Kelsey
Bishop
Sharon Peters
Chattanocoge
Tom Cummins
Lowton
Shorthorn
Chris Jones
Lonny Buchwald
Chattanooge Ffa
Eoward Williams
Billy Bridges
Leroy Julian
Sterling Ffa
Edward Broiey
Mark Kelley Martin
Chattanooga
Lonny Buchweld
Sue Culbertson
Susie Wolf
Codhe
Phil Haorred
Kathleen Ryan
Terrell Culbertson
Fietcher
Phil W Horred
Jerry L. Arthur
Scotty Hughes
Joe Cummins
Lawrence, Lester
Johnny Wray
Comanche ‘County
Angus Heifers
Mary Jone Horton
Sharon Horton
Dariene Wilson
Tommy Curtsinger
Cori Kriz
Charles Honzo
Bobby Curtsinger
Morgan Dilling
Eddie Brammer
Doriene Wilson
Gary Johnson
J. B. Massey
Hereford
Larry Adair
Steve Shull
Frank Rush
Gary Bob Bishop
Sidney Billngsley
Charles Kelsey
George Kilgore
Phil Humble
Jimmy Ferrell
Larry New
Larry Aaoir
Sil
Hilaley
Southwest Chemical Co
Ee Ee
Caribou
Dial EL
Jimmy Branscum
Associated Press
Billy Rose
Rose
Doris Warner Vidor
Jamaica
B.W.I
Mrs. Rose
Harry Warner
Charles Vidor
Los Angeles
Ray Conniff
Ann Marie
Conniff
Zales
UMA Cms
Life Insurance Chief
Avi
DeWitt
de Witt
America
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