Nunn to Head Tourist Push
Wesley I. Nunn, a 40 year advertising veteran, will head Oklahoma's new Governor's Council on Tourist Development. Gov. Henry Bellman appointed him chairman. Nunn, a rancher near Heavener, retired from Standard Oil Co. of Indiana in Chicago after 24 years as advertising manager.
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Oklahoma
Wesley I. Nunn
Henry Bellman
Governor's Council On
Heavener
Nunn
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Chicago
Chicago Federated Advertising Club
Arizona Farms Tops In Income In 1963
Arizona led states in average realized net income per farm for 1963 at 20 697 dollars, up 14 percent from 1962, against a national average of 3430 dollars. California followed with 9495 dollars, Florida 8964, while Illinois and Iowa posted lower figures and several states showed declines or gains.
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Washington
Arizona
California
Florida
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Central Baptists Plan Revival in Marlow
Central Baptist Church of Rt. 1 Marlow will start a revival Friday announced by Pastor W C Towns. Evangelist James Evans Maud and song leader Joe Herndon Duncan will lead nightly 7:30 p m services through Sunday March 22 with facilities available.
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Central Baptist Church of
Rev. Towns
Hoffa Cannot Run Teamsters From Jail Says Bell
Washington labor reporters learned Hoffa has been a topic in public relations talks but a Washington union leader stated Hoffa cannot run the 1.7 million member Teamsters from jail. The exchange came at an Eastern Conference news conference aimed at improving the union's public image.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Eastern Conference of
Charles Bell
Team Sters
Tennessee
Jimmy Hoffa
Bell
Teamsters International
United States
Canada
International Team Sters
Thomas FE. Flynn
Police Court Dockets From Municipal Judge Oaks Session
Police court cases disposed of today list defendants with addresses and charges like improper storage of automodiles, vagrancy, and speeding. Numerous $20 bonds forfeited. several fines ranging from 5 to 70 dollars. private club closing hours violations, stop sign and left of center offenses appear among the dispositions. several suspensions noted.
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J. Merle Oaks
Wills McGee
Georgia
George Box
Nelson M. Kinchen
Hells
Sondrens
Austin
Tex
Pegov Norris
Lowton
Ceret Tovior
Tulse
Donald
Lord
Billy A. Tievah
Robert H. Howorg
Lee Murst
Red Light
Wesley Reeves
Bortiesville
Ronald Nelson
E.austard
Billie Johnson
McKinney
Robert M Looney
Clifford R. Howell
Lerry Stephens
Glenn W. Wellace
Hoover
Domene Scoztoteve
Fort Silk
Rudolph Mohlstedt
Dearborn
Feilure
Ct-Weyv
Coroyn L. Patrick
Beli
Phyllis B. Barnes
Willie A. Bunton
Fort Silt
Wey
Edeor CC
New York
Robert James
D. K. Roach
Mission Bivd
Lee E. Freeman
Annette Husband
Louis W. Pritchard
Sill
David A. Horkey
Ocie Govie Hendrix
Thomas
Sweigert
Fort Sill
Rita J. McDonald
William Rittweller
Allante
William C. Woodmen
Four Governors to Pick Ozark Frontier Trail Route
Governors of Missouri Arkansas Kansas and Oklahoma meet in Hot Springs to select the final route for the Ozark Frontier Trail a four state joint promotion linking areas of historical significance.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Idol Of Wild Men Beaten in New Hampshire Primary
Tass reported Senator Barry Goldwater defeated in the New Hampshire primary, called idol of the wild men. Senator Margaret Chase Smith also failed, described as a skirt in US coverage. Write-in Henry Cabot Lodge won, with Velichansky noting tough foreign policy without an official program.
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Moscow
Tass Today
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Hamphire
Margaret Chase Smith
Goldwater
United States
Tass
Leonid
Velichansky
Claremont
N.if
New Hampshire
Valichansky
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bolshoi Dancers Cite Pressures Behind Accidents
Moscow AP report says top Bolshoi stars blame an overload of training and performance demands for increased accidents. Dancers allege some forces make them perform while ill and publish the complaint in Medical Workers official medical newspaper.
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Moscow
Bolshoi Ballet
Bolshoi
Knights of Columbus Exemplify First Degree Ceremonies
The Knights of Columbus conducted Tuesday exemplification ceremonies for 10 candidates in the first degree. Held at the Council Hall 709 Hilltop Drive the event was led by Grand Knight Chris O Connor. Recipients included George W. Ball James E. Ramsey Dr Raymond Wong Robert D Hendrickson David J Cueller Jr Miguel A Lopez David L Bucy Jasper S Titone Solomon S Negri and Philip J Dvorak. Second and third degrees are set for Sunday March 15 at the Lawton Council.
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Knights of Columbus
Order
Council Hall
Hilltop Drive
Chris O Connor
George W. Ball
James E. Ramsey
Raymond Wong
Robert D. Hendrickson
David J. Cueller Jr
Miguel A. Lopez
David L. Bucy
Jasper S. Titone
Solomon S. Negri
Philip J. Dvorak
Lawton Council
Reservist Herbert Singer Enlisted at Lawton Unit
Herbert F. Singer, 15-year military veteran, was enlisted at George Keathley Reserve Center into Lawton's Headquarters and Headquarters Company 378th Regiment 95th Division Army Reserve. He was sworn in as food supervisor by Maj Lawrence E. Underhill. Singer recently moved from Stroudsburg Pennsylvania and lives with his wife Margaret at 1230 NW 7th.
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Herbert F. Singer
Lawton
378Th Regiment
95Th Division
Army Reserve
George Keathley Reserve Center
Sgt
Singer
Lawrence E. Underhill
Stroudsburg
N.W. 7Th
Margaret
Teachers To Hold General Meeting In Lawton High
Lawton public school teachers will attend a general meeting at 3 pm Thursday in the Lawton High School auditorium. Superintendent John Shoemaker announced the event sponsored by the Lawton Education Association and the administration. Shoemaker will discuss recent legislative programs for education and share information on planned rem ainder of year programs.
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Lawton
Lawton High School
John Shoemaker
Lawton Education Association
Shoemaker
Indiahoma Youths Win Ribbons at State Junior Livestock Show
Indiahoma FFA and 4-H youths brought home ribbons from the state junior livestock show held in Oklahoma City. Winners include Joe Harrell reserve champion and multiple placings in Southdown Shropshire Hampshire and Dorset classes. Comanche county 4-H Lawton and Indiahoma exhibited the third place school lamb group.
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Indiahoma Ffa
Oklahoma City
Joe Harrell
Shropshire
Jay D. Robertson
Hugh Woodward
Hampshire
Jay Woodward
Robert Carothers
David Eckhart
Eddie Wilkerson
Jack Dodd
Johnny Sanders
Dorset
Hank Abbott
Junior Coffey
Ronal Stolt
Kenneth Allen
Dan Stoll
Buster Parker
Mike Asenap
Southdown
Jan Hunter
Southwodn
Annie Burns
David Long
Lambs
Comanche County
4-H
Lawton
Indiahoma
Walls in Alexandria Echo Roman Boundary Axioms
A parallel to the Berlin and Jerusalem walls existed in Alexandria Egypt during the reign of the Roman Emperor Cara calla in the third century.
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Berlin
Jerusalem
Alexandria
Egypt
Caracalla
Soldier Of Month Named At Fort Sill
Sp. Harry S. Layman a clerk in Battery A 2nd Gun Battalion 32nd Artillery was named Fort Sill Soldier of the Month for February. Stationed since December 1962 he represented the 34th Artillery Brigade in the post wide contest. This is his second brigade Soldier of the Month honor the first coming in October.
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Harry S. Layman
32Nd Artillery
Fort Sill
Layman
34Th Artillery Brigade
First National Bank of Marlin Placed in FDIC Receivership
The First National Bank of Marlin, chartered in 1892 and with about 3.5 million dollars in resources, was declared insolvent and placed under federal receivership by the comptroller of the currency. FDIC team heads to Marlin to oversee liquidation as local residents react to the news.
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Marlin, Tex
First National Bank of
Marlin
Washington
James J. Saxon
Texas
Saxon
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Funds Approved For Sill Projects
The House Armed Services Committee approved a military construction bill totaling over 1.5 billion for projects nationwide and abroad. Oklahoma receives about 2.89 million for Fort Sill and 3.084 million for Tinker Air Force Base, both below the Defense Department asks. Fort Sill funds cover maintenance and housing while Tinker funds cover operational and administrative facilities. no family housing units at Fort Sill are included.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Oklahoma
Defense Department
Fort Sill
Tinker Air Force Base
Tinker
Judges Set For ROTC Drill Match Between Cameron and OMA
Fort Sill officers will judge the Cameron College versus Oklahoma Military Academy drill contest. Marine Capt. Robert McFarlane Capt. Jack Williamson and Lt. John D. Shephard will judge at 10 a.m. on the Aggie ROTC drill field, ROTC instructor Capt. Jimmie Barnes said.
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Cameron College
Oklahoma Military Academy
Robert McFarlane
Jack Williamson
John D. Shephard
Fort Sill
Aggie Rotc
Jimmie Barnes
Lawton Spring Clean-Up Begins Next Week
Lawton residents join a citywide clean-up led by the Chamber of Commerce redevelopment committee chaired by Sam Ard. City trucks will collect trash from March 16 across three zones with specified streets and curbside pickup times, plus further dates March 23 25 and March 30 31.
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Lawton
Chamber of Commerce
Sam Ard
Sheridan Road
Rogers Lane
Euclid
Fort Sill
Fort Sill Blvd
F Avenue
Second Street
Bishop Road
Railroad Street
Lee Blvd
Awards Presented at Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet
The Cub Scout pack 177 Blue and Gold banquet at Westwood School honored scouts with den chief and denner badges. James Gosnell earned the den chief card. Denner bars went to Eddie Shelton John Peeler and Ken Handy. Other awards included gold and silver arrows awarded to multiple bears wolves and other ranks with names such as James Phillips Kenneth Shelton Robert Clements Lee Bourn Glenn Tatum Peter Martinez and Steven Pierce among others.
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Cub Scout Pack 177
Westwood School
James Gosnell
Den
Denner
Eddie Shelton
John Peeler
Ken Handy
Jim Yandell
Peter Martinez
Glenn Pohly
James Phillips
Kenneth Shelton
Robert Clements
Gold Arrow
Lee Bourn
Glenn Tatum
David Sunstrom
James Watson
Steven Pierce
Wolf
Robert Johnson
John Korowski III
Billy McCoy
Silver Arrow
Norman Brantly
Bear
Booklets Introduce Unitarianism and Universalism
Public notice offering pamphlets on Unitarianism and Universalism to readers of liberal religion. Prominent figures named to attract interest. Mail coupon to Extension Division 1970 Lyndale Ave Memphis Tennessee with name and address.
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Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
Emerson
Jefferson
Holmes
Priestly
Steinmetz
Darwin
Thoreau
Bret Harte
Walt Whitman
Mark Twain
Lowell
Lyndale Ave
Memphis
Tenn
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Teamster
Zenith
Garfield I. Kass
Washington, D.C
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Bahamas
Kass
Lisner Auditorium
Ward
Lawton View
Perry Weger
Pol
Bankrupt Bank
Cub
Horne
Hardware and Lumber
Sheridan and
Gore EL
Parwick
Barwick
Raulston Furniture
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