Professor Dr Drakeford to Speak on Communism at Cameron Church
Public meeting at Cameron Baptist church Saturday at 7 30 p m will feature Dr John W Drakeford professor of psychology and counseling at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He will discuss implications of communism for religious education and present the film The Red Trap. He holds doctorates from Southwestern Seminary and earned masters from TCU and Brite College with Sydney roots.
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John W. Drakeford
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Cameron Baptist Church
George Kouri
Comanche-Cotton Baptist Association
Kouri
Drakeford
Births and admissions at Southwestern Hospital
Birth announcements list a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Falk at 615 E born 9 15 a m March 7 weight 6 pounds 10% ounces. Additional births include daughters and sons at various addresses with times and weights. The column also records admissions and discharges for numerous patients across medical and surgical wards.
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Harold D. Falk
Thruman Hopper
Lawton
Medical
W. M. Lowe
Elgin
Harley A. Duncan
Eugene
Roland B. Jones
Glenn Miller
N. 14Th
Homer P. Welden
Walters
A. C. Dolf
Apache
Eldon Davidson
Dearborn
Lindy Black
Arlington
Dale Taylor
Durland Miller
Sayre
Kenneth Hall
Atom
Leonard Rainey
McKinley
Herbert Patton
Rhonda Simmons
Lawrence Simmons
Cache
Harry H. Hilbert
Geronimo
John M. Howard
David R. Hathorn
Garfield
D. D. Roach
Charles W. Cox
Hazel Bailey
Harley L. Chambers
Clinton Herring
S. 45Th
Odessa V. Griggs
Ed Clay
Grandfield
Ollie Warner
James Claborn
S. 27Th
Elmer Newton
Washington
A. D. Douglas
Robbie Boggs
Bell
Martha Taylor
Smith
Leona Smith
James Stout
Altus
Weldon Trull
Abilene
Tex
Mary Weber
Michael Malone
Bill Malone
S. 25Th
Dorothy Lewis
Eleanor Ross
Roth
Lindy Circle
Aeliva Gomez
Leona Parker
Indiahoma
Jack Bullock
Chickasha
Beverly McCray
James Hill
Darell Dayton
Tommy Dunnagan
Monroe
Ernest Graumann
Granite
Mavis Green
Franklin Jarrell
Medicine Park
Lisby
Fletcher
Amos Aitson
Carnegie
Sammy Standingwater
Hammon
Vivian Rose
Anadarko
Averey Carnes
Sammie Once
Hobart
Gladys Miller
Gracemont
Merrick Johnson
S. Eighth
Russell Simmons
Sur
Teachers urge vocational path to raise college attendance
Former Lawton businessman Gafford warned teachers that public schools may need a stronger vocational pipeline and a special education program to prepare graduates for life. He outlined seven classroom rules to push excellence and warned that mediocrity risks a societal abyss while pursuing high achievement.
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Lawton
Gafford
Wickersham backs RS70 bomber funding bill
Rep. Victor Wickersham of Oklahoma said he would back on the House floor a 363.7 million dollar program for further development of the RS70 bomber.
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Washington
UPI
Victor Wickersham
D-Okla
Subscription Rates for Carriers in Lawton Area
Postal and carrier rates listed for Morning Press and Sunday editions with prices for Constitution Press and Sunday, various counties in Oklahoma, and mailing options. Rates include in-state and out-of-state figures, box delivery, and single copies, with tax notes and sales tax details.
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Lawton
Constitution
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Cadiddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson Counties
Const Press & Sun
Oklahoma
P.O
Const. Press & Sun
Const
Press & Sunday
Constitution Press
Weekend Area Weather Forecast: Partly Cloudy and Warmer
Partly cloudy through Saturday with warmer conditions tonight. Highs near 73 today, 60 tomorrow, 63 Thursday. Lows around 45 tonight and 40 last night. 11 am reading around 60.
Court battle over reapportionment rules in Oklahoma
The court fights over house and senate reapportionment reach a federal hearing after Gov. Bellman signs two bills. Justice White denies a stay as the Legislature, per the president, faces a March deadline to align with court guidelines. Oklahoma and Tulsa counties risk reduced representation.
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Jim Rinehart
Nesbitt
House
Oklahoma
Senate
Reynolds
University of Oklahoma Bureau of Government Research
Federal Court
Iself
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Bellman
Byron R. White
Tulsa
Federal
Oklahoma County
Tulsa County
Plan Could Divert Federal Aid From Oklahoma Schools
Delegates at a state convention heard opposition to Gov Bellmans plan that would shift federal education funds away from Oklahoma schools to other areas. Fletcher ISD and Sayre district officials warned losses around 12 000 and 800 000, while Altus and Lawton faced multi hundred thousand impacts. A critic said the measure would force local tax increases, though the governor rejected new taxes.
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Oklahoma
Victor Legako
Fletcher
Legako
Arch Alexander
Sayre
W. C. Burris
Southwestern State College
Lawton High
Cletus Street
Altus High
Bellman
Altus
Lawton
Jackson County
Street
Altus Board of Education
Janice Harwell
Burns Fiat
Bill Brinkman
Pershing Also Going Abroad
The United States plans to send the 400 mile range Pershing missile to Europe by midyear to extend U S Army nuclear reach in Germany. Pentagon has announced the first 75 mile Sergeant battalion arrives this month with more battalions to follow, as the solid fuel systems replace older missiles.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Germany
Pentagon
Prayer for Rain Seeks End to Hong Kong Drought
Hong Kong 500000 Buddhists begin a seven day rainy prayer service to combat a dry spell that has damaged agriculture and strained water supply with residents limited to four hours of daily use.
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Hong Kong
ITU agrees to end 91 day press shutdown
After marathon talks at the Hotel Commodore negotiators reach a two year contract with a 35 hour week in year two. The ITU wins a common expiration date and a $18.5 million total labor cost over two years if all unions join. Publication resumes once pickets are removed and reports of wage and cost impacts are reviewed.
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ITU
Commodore Wagner
Wagner
Elmer Brown
International Typographical Union
Bertram Powers
International
Amory Bradford
New York Times
Bradford
Stereotypers
Mailers
European officers inspect U.S. artillery at Fort Sill
Austrian officers led by Lt Col Gustav Weinkopf arrive at Fort Sill to observe 155mm howitzers and the 175mm gun. British officials Col F S Ejlart and Lt Col Robert Allday review Gunnery and Target Acquisition, then visit the Artillery Board for briefings. They depart Saturday.
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Austria
England
Fort Sill
U. S. Army
Gustav Weinkopf
Hermann Perger
Heinrich Roemer
Karl Pilz
Anton Reidinger
30Th Artillery
F. S. Ejlart
Royal Army
School of Artillery
Manobior
Robert A. Allday
Citywide Newspaper Strike Jolts NYC Economy
The newspaper strike and shutdown cost New York City about 365 million dollars in total losses. Daily losses run around four million, with publishers facing five million weekly, employees three million weekly, and outlets eight hundred thousand weekly. State unemployment payments have reached roughly 514 thousand weekly since February.
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Daily News
The
Times
Journal-American
World Telegram & Sun
the Post
New York
UPI
New York City
Publishers’ Association of
Fastest land animal the cheetah clocks 84 mph
A cheetah, the fastest land animal and a member of the cat family, has been clocked at 84 miles per hour.
Rusk criticizes Soviet concessions on on site inspection issues
Rusk faces criticism from Russians scientists and Congress members who say the United States has made too many concessions. He notes the on site inspection talks lack details on areas inspected team makeup and data collection. He argues 200 plus inspections with weak machinery are worse than seven or eight strong ones and says sneak tests could be detected under US proposals. He adds Middle East briefings are fragmentary and safety of 600 U.S. citizens in Syria remains, with alerts to Saudi Arabia and Jordan amid regional unrest.
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Congress
United States
Rusk
Middle East
Syria
U. S
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Iraq
Yemen
Fund Distributes Plaques in City
United Fund officials began distribution of plaques honoring employer groups. 73 firms will receive plaques for 80 percent or more of employees contributing during the 1962-63 drive. 11 firms with prior honorees get a bar showing continued “fair share” giving. Plaques are gold with the red UF emblem and read United Fund Award for Outstanding Citizenship.
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United Fund
Bill Sieg
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