UN Troops Arrive as Cyprus Tensions Ease
In Nicosia the first operational UN peacekeepers arrive as 200 Canadian soldiers join the force. The presence calms the city after days of threats of invasion by Turkey and fighting between Turkish and Greek Cypriots. Turkey and Greece take precautionary steps, with Ankara voting likely to authorize actions and Athens keeping forces on alert.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
United Nations
U.N
Turkey
Mediterranean
Greece
Ismet Inonu
National Assembly
Ankara
Athens
West Point Founders Day Dinner At Fort Sill
Maj. Gen. James B. Lampert, superintendent of the U S Military Academy, will speak at the West Point Founders Day dinner tonight at Fort Sill Officers' Open Mess. About 150 graduates are expected as the event marks the academy's 162nd anniversary.
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James B. Lampert
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Fort Sill
Edmond H. Farrington
Naval
Air Force
Coast Guard
United States Military Academy
Gen. Lampert
Washington, D.C
Field Artillery
Corps of Engineers
USMA
James G. Lampert
Larter Gun Dedicated at Artillery Museum Ceremony
Rocky Ford Colorado city sponsors a bronze Napoleon gun donated for the U S Army Artillery Museum dedication. Attendees include retired officers and civilians from Lawton and Dallas figures and families. The plaque honors Col Harry C Larter Jr veteran artilleryman founder and first curator with notes on the gun history and battlefield service.
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Museum Board
Larter
Lawton
Arthur G. Johnson
Rocky Ford
Colo
Johnson
Laurich
Helen
Col
John A. Smith
Dallas
Fred W. Huppertz
Huppertz
Harry C. Larter Jr
U. S. Army Artillery Museum
U.S. Army
U. S
United States Army Artillery
Colorado
Harry C. Larter
Ardmore Teens Face Preliminary Hearing in Store Owner Murder
Two Ardmore youths, Jerry Royal 17 and Gary Wilkins 16, are set for preliminary hearings Tuesday on charges of murder in the hold up and shooting of Charles Mayton 51. Royal was wounded in a gun battle with Mayton during the March 6 robbery.
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Ardmore
UPI
Jerry Royal
Gary Wilkins
Charles Mayton
Royal
Mayton
Paper and board production hits all time high in 1963
The American Paper and Pulp Association reports paper and paper board output reached a record 39 million tons in 1963, signaling growth across the industry.
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Paper and Paper Board
American Paper and Pulp Association
Suspect jailed after stabbing at bus station
A Fort Sill man reported being stabbed by a Negro in a bus station and identified the suspect, who was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after officers found a large knife. Victim Raymond Lee Clark was treated at the Army hospital. Patrolmen Tommy Kuchynka and Preston Tahchanwickah made the arrest.
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Fort Sill
Raymond Lee Clark
Clark
U. S Army Hospital
Lawton-Fort Sill
Tommy Kuchynka
Preston Tahchanwickah
John A. Carran Jr
Mary Terry
Smith
John Mercadante
Elm
Fred Smith
Fina
S. Seventh
Louie Alliizer
Baltimore
Requiem Mass Held for Ponca City Boy
A requiem mass was held today for 13-year-old Larry Conley who hanged himself Saturday while playing in a tree in Ponca City. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Conley.
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Ponca City
UPI
Larry Conley
Francis Conley
Youths Arrested on Beer Spree in Lawton
Lawton officers plan to meet with parents of four teens arrested after a Saturday incident in front of a northwest teen club. The group included two 16 year olds, one 17, and one 19, with three quarts of beer purchased at an ice dock and one facing public drunkenness charges.
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Lawton
Psoriasis Sufferer Reports Remarkable 1960 Treatment Success
A Pittsburgh reader recalls decades of costly psoriasis cures before trying GHP Oatment and labsets. After two weeks, scales vanished. in six weeks the skin cleared completely, marking a boost for the Canam Co. 14 day trial plan from Rockport Massachusetts.
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Pittsburgh
Canam Co
Rockport
Mass
Election precinct list for Elm voting wards and sites
Polling pieces will be open from 7 pm to 7 p.m. The document lists inactive precincts and the exact polling locations for wards 5 and various blocks, naming churches schools residences and the designated registrars. It covers addresses at 1514 Andrews Toft school 23rd and Baltimore Lindy 1802 Lindy 22nd and Lindy and more with registrar names.
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Elm
Frank Hurt
Lcawton Heights Methodist Church
Andrews
Sue Gross
Toft
Aaron Smith
B. C. Swinney
Baltimore
Lindsey Whitten
Ciemmer
DO. L. Ciemmer
Westwood
Santa Fe
Imogene
Jefferson
Bessie
Theo Tanner
Johnson
Lindy
Mary Low Brandon
Andrew Jackson
Elizabeth Hamm
Alien
Paul Allen
Word
Warren
Third and Co
Viola Johnson
County
Ermio White
Eisenhower Elementary
Pearil Carpenter
Ward
Hight
Park
Lizzie Hight
Feal Heights Presbyterian Church
G. F. Horrourt
Will Rogers
Floyd Howell
Brandon
Leone Brooks
Roosevelt
Vo Caldwell
Lowton View Mission
Wisconsin
Mildred Nottingham
Dunbar
Lodell Romines
Cleveland School
Henrietta Bennett
Johnson outlines anti poverty program highlights
A 2,800 word message proposes a national anti poverty drive with 1,750,000 youths failing tests for the draft. It envisions 500,000 underprivileged youths gaining education and work, local anti poverty plans with federal aid, 3,000 to 5,000 volunteers, grants and loans for low income families, and a national office of economic opportunity as the war’s headquarters.
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Johnson
Office of Economic Opportunity
Three Die In Series Of Area Traffic Accidents
A string of fatal crashes claimed three lives in Oklahoma during a weekend. In Lawton a one car crash on SH 36 near U.S. 277-281 killed Pfc. Leroy. In Walters a collision on SH 5 near a county road killed Miss Whitehead. A pedestrian death occurred in downtown Oklahoma City involving Mrs. Windsor, and Griffith died in an Oklahoma City crash into a concrete abutment. A sixth death near Clinton involved an airman on U.S. 66.
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Price
Lawton
Leroy
Bernice Speth
Beverly Leroy
Watsonville
W. W. Flaganan
Highway Patrol
Miss Whitehead
Dale Reece
Walters
SH 5
Flanagan
Reece
John R. Lamond
S. 21St
Lamond
Oklahoma City
Sanders
Clinton - Sherman Afb
U.S. 66
Clinton
Atkinson Libel Suit Set for April 20 in Okmulgee
W. P. Bill Atkinson brings a $10 million libel suit against the Oklahoma Publishing Co. docketed for April 20 in Okmulgee district court. It is the last of 21 cases on the spring docket. Dist Judge Jess J. Miracle will preside in place of regular judge Jack Pitchford.
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Remedy
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne, sold as Preparation H, shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itching and pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and patient statements that piles are no longer a problem, available as suppository or ointment.
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New York, N. Y
Chatty Schools To Get $3 618 Under Public Law 874
Chattanooga public schools receive $3 618 in immediate payment under Public Law 874 per HEW guidance to Congressman Victor Wickersham. The law funds assistance to federally affected areas including schools with students on non tax exempt Indian land, military bases, and Bureau of Reclamation projects.
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Chattanooga
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Victor Wickersham
Bureau of Reclamation
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M. Pike
Kohler
Lawton Alun Exter
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Gore
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Wayne Frank
Sheffield
D. D. Smith
Columbia
Richard Fenberg
Lawton Senior High School
Calvary Baptist Church
Charles Baggett
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Lawrence Sheffield
Joy Byard
Washington
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Fort Benning
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Margie Byford
Marlow
Bill Price
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Allied van Lines
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Excelsior Medical Clinic
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Iname
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Preston
Cotham
Preston Cotham Evangelist
Phil Carson
Quality Optical Service
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D. W. Ferguson
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Howell’ Jewelry
Elliott
Howell
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