Fort Sill man denies drunken driving charge
Donald Ray Buxton, 24, Fort Sill man, pleaded innocent in Judge Ralph Cline's City court to a driving while intoxicated charge. Bond set at 500 dollars property or 250 cash, and he was remanded to county jail until bond posted. Also charged was Gus Alexander Vas il, 29, Route 4 Marlow, with operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ray Buxton
Fort Sillman
Ralph Cline
Buxton
Manville Redman
Clyde Awtrey
Highway Patrol
Gus Alexander Vasil
Marlow
Marvin E. Cameron
C. W. Adams
The
Cache Road Plan Clash Over Federal Highway Terms
Parley discussed at Cache Road meeting on a federal plan requiring city buyout of highway right of way and a potential 250000 bond issue. Merchants favored a compromise with limited right of way by property owners while opposing an underpass, aiming for a single local plan before any federal compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Road
Carl Stephens
Charley Young
Ellsworth
State Highway Department
Warren Chrisman
Charley Wade
Clare Morford
Jack Cummins
Charles Payne
Elmer Bauman
J. C. Kennedy
Harold English
Cole BR
Li. Gipert
W. Z. Ford
L. I. Gregory
E. C. Parks
H. D. Hastings
Douglas Smith
Leslie Pain
Tulsa's Annex Area Could Host Office Building and Center
Tulsa's Highland Park district may host a 212 million housing project and a 48 acre shopping center with a large apartment structure. The plans were disclosed to the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission, which will rule on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Highland Park
Tulsa Metropolitan Area
Livestock winners listed for Indiahoma 4 H and allied groups
The list details multiple divisions in livestock showing across Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire Duroc Hampshire Poland China Chester White Berkshire and Spotted Poland China. Winners include Doug Livingston Cache 4 H and Ronnie Brock Sterling FFA among many 4 H clubs and FFA chapters with firsts and breed championships across aged milk cows and swine categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Doug Livingston
Janeris Hagar
Cache
Guernsey
Troy Jones
Joe Hayes
Ronnie Brock
Don Boggs
Vietcher' Sofa
Troy Krasser
Chattanooga
Ayrshires
Charles Benke
Hillside
Carlene Benke
Ayrshire
Gloria Benk
Larry Benke
Duroc
Jimmie Tomlinson
Sterling
Reece Donnell
Alan Bandy
Indiahoma
Douglas Spencer
Faxon
Don Spencer
David Ridley
Elgin Ffa
Lendell Benson
Flower Mound
Hampshire
George Devine
Lawton Ffa
Buddy Davis
FSIS
Stanley Wilson
Weer Diahoma
Hermanna
Jerry Geiger
Shirley Jones
Berkley Alhaitty
Helen Dupler
Poland
China
Joe Coleman
Cecil Manton
Sterling Ffa
Ronald Lytle
Jerry Clapton
Marvin Livingston
Chester White
Larry Boudreaux
Larry Coleman
Fred Krasser
Billy Ferguson
Indiahoma Ffa
Don Taylor
Fletcher Ffa
John Wimpile
Cache Ffa
Berkshire
Carolyn
Dupler
Bob Wisner
Oliver Kern
Carolyn Dupler
Burton Marshall
Choir Prepares The Seven Last Words Of Christ Program
Rehearsals are under way for Centenary Methodist church choir with a Palm Sunday 5 p.m. performance of The Seven Last Words of Christ by du Bois. Director Mrs C A Roberts organist Mrs Cletus Hill soprano Annette Morriss tenor Bill Grow baritone Capt Lyle Larson featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Methodist Church
Christ
du Bois
C. A. Roberts
Cletus Hill
Annettee Morriss
Bill Grow
Lyle Larson
Police Seek Clues In Two Burglaries
Overnight burglaries at Magic Mile Drive Inn and 23rd Street Drive-Inn appear linked. Vending machines key loots included about 4 dollars from a juke box, cigaret machines pushed or pried, with losses reported by Massad and Waller. Police also report thefts and property damage elsewhere in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magic Mile Drive-Inn
23Rd
Cache Road
23Rd Street Drive-Inn
23Rd and C
Kenneth Stradley
Melvin Kelley
Sidney Waller
Drive-Inn
James Warren
Gene Massad
Magic Mile Drive Inn
Warren
Massad
O. D. Mason
S. 16Th
Mason
Ed Cagle
N. 16Th
Donald Bailey
J. Phelps
S. Sixth
Phelps
Weather outlook by Oklahoma unit head in Lawton shifts
Bill Brady said conditions are good with some moisture needed but not critical. Nationwide, fair and warmer weather continues with no precipitation expected tomorrow. Overnight lows reached 16 degrees at Guymon and Gage while Altus Hobart Lawton posted 47 degrees yesterday. A Pacific cold front moves toward Oklahoma but is expected to be too weak to impact conditions significantly.
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Guymon
Gage
Altus
Hobart
Lawton
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Commissioners Submit Law Change Proposals In Oklahoma
A group of administrative law change proposals were submitted to a state legislature committee in Oklahoma City. Pete Wynn, western district commissioner of Comanche County, returned to Lawton and said the recommendations were drafted at a meeting of the Oklahoma County Commissioners Association executive board. Wynn, president of the association's Sixth district, noted the committee member Rep. Jim Taliaferro of Lawton is among presiding legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Pete Wynn
Comanche County
Lawton
Oklahoma County Commissioners Association
Wynn
Oklahoma
Jim Taliaferro
Meeting workshop schedule for Friday convention events
Friday workshops run 3 45 to 5 15 p m for council presidents executives and leaders in the Artillery and Civic rooms with Lowell Bodiford Fort Worth chairman and Mrs Paine Albuquerque N M as room hosts Public Service Co Mrs Henry L Johnson also Albuquerque N M leads hospitality room groups include guards advisors and sponsors. Friday evening features Ewing Gafford principal banquet address Service Spells Life Margaret Barnes will sing Bless This House followed by Rev J J Stowe Jr invocation. WICOCAN Camp Fire Horizon club members lead singing Saturday reports workshops luncheon entertainment Fort Sill Indian School officers election and new business tours of Easter Pageant grounds Holy City Wichita Mountains Doyle Williams and Julius Johnston chair tours. The week long convention ends Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Bodiford
Fort Worth
Security Bank & Trust Co
Paine
Public Service Co
Albuquerque
N. M
Ewing Gafford
Margaret Barnes
J. J. Stowe Jr
First Methodist Church
Wicocan
Horizon Club
Fort Sill
Holy City
Wichita Mountains
D’andy
Doyle Williams
Julius Johnston
Robbery in Progress Ends Swiftly as Suspects Escape
Police arrived too late to catch the robbers who fled in a car while a robbery was in progress. One elderly suspect held in city jail had an artificial leg, according to Waldron.
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Waldron
Four of five aged U S people live in cities and towns
A reader report notes that four fifths of Americans aged 65 and over reside in urban or town areas, highlighting urban living patterns among senior citizens and regional distribution concerns across the United States.
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U.S
City Man Faces Three Complaints After Booze Raid
J. T. Sullens was arrested at 112 Arlington by vice raider Bryan Logan and faced three charges after a raid including illegal liquor possession running a joint and maintaining a nuisance. He posted a $20 bond on each charge after 19 bottles were seized under a warrant by Peace Justice Marvin E. Cameron. Other Wednesday arrests included Pvt. Richard L. Wallace Fort Sill Barbara M. Tabola Jimmy C. Akers and Charles E. Winstead along with three others on public drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Sullens
Arlington
Bryan Logan
Logan
Sullens
Marvin E. Cameron
Pvt
Richard L. Wallace
Fort Sill
Barbara M. Tabola
N. 29Th
Jimmy C. Akers
Charles E. Winstead
Recreation and civic spending approved by board
The board approved a $350 allocation for metropolitan newspaper advertising, a committee for semicentennial planning, and $450 to aid the Wichita Mountains Easter Sunrise Service. It also authorized sending the Chamber secretary and others to Washington regarding the wildlife refuge land acquisition bill and directed letters to the Oklahoma Congressional delegation opposing the proposed removal of the naval base at Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee
Wichita Mountains
Chamber
Washington
Oklahoma
Norman
Police Firemen To Battle At Barnyard Circus
A police department team will play a donkey basketball game against firefighters in a benefit Barnyard Circus at 7 30 p m in the National Guard Armory. The event, A Barnyard Circus, is by Lawton Fraternal Order of Police with a second show possible at 9 30 p m. Masters of ceremonies is James Lewis of Consolidated Productions Inc. Donkeys from Ralph Godfrey ranch will be used and participants include numerous police and firemen plus various acts and farm animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Lawton
Fraternal Order of Police
R. A. Davis
F.O.P
James Lewis
Consolidated Productions Inc
Lewis
Ralph Godfrey
Crescent
Police Department
Johnny West
Kenneth Stradley
Fred Mitchell
Walter Asbery
Bill Davis
Junior Hawkins
Cleo Stout
Melvin Simmons
Pat McHenry
R. A
Naturalization Rites Set In District Court Friday
About 20 people will appear before Judge Toby Morris at 3 p.m. Friday in a naturalization hearing in District Court. J L Nanus acting examiner for the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service said examinations have been conducted all week but many applicants cannot be heard yet because petitions are not on file long enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby Morris
District Court
J. L. Nanus
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Nanus
Student wins science award on guinea pig whisky study
Lowell Mass high school student Ethel Chamberlain placed her guinea pigs on the wagon after winning a school science award for showing that whisky drinking rodents developed enlarged stomachs and failed to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Ethel] Chamberlain
Abduction Reported Near Independence
Police and sheriff's officers picked up the missing girls after a kidnapping scare. Officers arranged rooms at an Independence hotel and notified their parents. Newton's Police Chief Shaver said a search failed to locate them, describing the abductors as likely transients and noting the girls are safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Independence
Newton
N. C. Shaver
Shaver
Iron and Vitamin Starvation Weighs On Health
Weak red blood from iron and vitamin deficiency strains the heart and all organs, leaving you irritable and fatigued. Vital systems including kidneys liver lungs and digestion feel the burden, making decisions hard and life less enjoyable for you and your loved ones. Prolonged deficiency risks broader health damage.
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Lawton Constitution
Sill Man
County Fairgrounds
Flower Mound 4-H Club
Miss Jones
Mike Lauderdale
Royce Martin
Bill Brady
Eugene L. Bowman
Roger Wilkerson
Serv
Mgr
Duff Hardware CO
3Rd
D Avenue
W. Dale Pollock
Bell
ATA
R. D. McCaskill Agency
R. D. McCaskill Res
W. W. McCaskill Res
General Electric
Southwestern Furniture & Appliances
Southwestern Radio and Sound
City Man
Farmers Lumber Company
McKesson
Gilbert Woods Drug CO
Ft. Sill Blvd
Ferris
Bexel Stores
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