Students Press For Increased College Funds
Oklahoma City students pressed for higher state college funding, with 18 colleges backing a resolution urging lawmakers to grant higher education appropriations. The plan calls for $15 million for new buildings and $4.45 million for repairs, noting a 36 percent enrollment rise over three years while funding rose only 7 percent.
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Oklahorla City
Ftocay
Tom Tate
Fairfax
Oklahoma
ASM
Silent Senate
Raymond Gary
House
Bill Harkey
Oklahoma City
Senate
Tyin
Don Baldwin
Anadarkel
Tate
Institutions of Higher Learning
Teges
State Welfare Caseloads Up in Oklahoma City Report
The Public Welfare Department reports 118,498 cases on March 1 with total payments of 48,093,909. It shows increases in overall caseloads from February and a year ago, with old age and blind groups down. ADC payments rose to 1,304,755 while ADC cases hold 15,635 and 40,363 children.
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Slahoma City
Public Welfare Department
ADC
Bomb Warning Grounds Airliners Near St Louis for Miami
An anonymous bomb warning forced two Eastern Air Lines jets to divert after takeoff from St. Louis. One aircraft carrying 43 passengers and five crew returned to Lambert Airport. the other with 47 passengers and five crew landed at Scott Air Force Base. Senator Albert Gore suggested the threat may have targeted him.
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Cn One
Dust Explosion Rocks Wichita Elevator
A dust explosion at Wichita Terminal Elevators in North Wichita damaged a 220 by 12 foot reinforced concrete wall and injured two employees. Albert Ray Jr, about 60, Newton, was seriously burned and hospitalized. Walter Carpenter, 60, Wichita, sustained hand and face injuries but was not hospitalized.
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Wichita
Kan
Wichita Terminal Elevators, Inc
Albert Ray Jr
Newton
Walter Carpenter
Hospital Births and Admissions in Southwestern Region
Births listed for Daushier Ate and Avs Joe Fur Hish Sundev 27 p.m. March 16 and multiple newborns with weights. Numerous admissions include Henry Chentah Walters med icals and Norman Kaulaity Carnegie surgery. Dismissals noted for several patients and memorial entries for new daughters.
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Lentitson
Aly
Paul Swat
Medivat
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Filtin
Car) Moore
Henry Chentah
Peegy Poolaw
Anacarko
Edward Jones
Milton Bounty
Fort Cobb
Johnson Peahwasy
Cache
Thurman Aviaily
Carnegie
Norman Kaulaity
Claudette Daingki
Tsalote
Florence Abgners
Mountain View
Jerry Today
Anadarko
Ric Fawbush
Darrell Kosecala
Main
Marchee
Retired Civil Service Group To Hear Field Officer Speak
Fred R. Jones, field vice president for Oklahoma and Missouri of the National Association of Retired Civil Employers, will speak at the local chapter meeting at 2 pm Wednesday. Mrs. Jones will also attend. The event will be at Carnegie Library, Alfred Mietchen, president of Lawton chapter 167, said.
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Fred R. Jones
Oklahoma
Missouri
National Association of
Jones
Carnegie Library
Alfred Mietchen
Lawton
Three From Area Will Be Chosen For Navy Program
Three area high school graduates will be nominated for a navy nuclear training program. From the five states in the district Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Arkansas and New Mexico each will nominate one candidate. The Dallas district office will select three of the five nominees for the program with initial focus on submarine training and eventual expansion to surface ships.
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Robert M. Crandall
Lawson Navy
Elighe
Okolahoema
Crandallseil
Navy
Tth
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Arkanena
New Mexico
Dallas
Dallas, Tex
Crandall
Enrollment Begins Tonight at Cameron College Night Classes
Enrollment starts at 6 30 p m tonight for Cameron College second semester night classes Gordon Paine registrar announced Registration runs through Tuesday with classes starting Thursday Twenty four courses are offered most are three semester hours under the program Fort Sill personnel eligible include active duty officers and enlisted men who have fewer than 120 semester hours of credit
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Cameron College
Gordon &. Paine
Fort Sill
Students rehearse Jacob Comes Home for state play festival
Speech students finalize rehearsal for Jacob Comes Home at the University of Oklahoma campus. Director Mrs. Opal Ford leads cast Jerry Pursley Kenneth Huffman Sherry Church Pat Horton Pat Payne with aides Adele Skrolle and Billy Weger. The one act earned superior at Weatherford district to qualify for state tournament.
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University of Oklahoma
Opal Ford
Jerry Pursley
Kenneth Huffman
Sherry Church
Pat Horton
Pat Payne
Adele Skrolle
Billy Weger
Weatherford
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Clay Clingan Try
Clay Clingan 75 of Cache died early Sunday at home after a long illness. Services at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Cache First Christian Church with Rev. Paul Spears officiating. Burial in Cache cemetery under Lawton Funeral direction. Born May 29, 1883 in Bardwell Kentucky, she came to Cache in 1906. Survived by husband Conway and two sons, plus two brothers Lucien and Wallace Violett.
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Clay Clingan
Cache
Conway Clingan
Lubbock, Tex
Lucien Violett
Morman
Wallace Violett
Beloved Cyril Child Connie Gibson Dies at 8
Connie Deane Gibson 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gilson Cyril, died Sunday in a Chickasha hospital after four days of hospitalization. Born Sept. 16, 1950 in Anadarko, she was a first grade student at Cyril Elementary. Services Tuesday 2:30 p.m. at Cyril Baptist Church. Burial in Fairview Cemetery Apache under Crews Funeral Home guidance.
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Cemete Apache
Crews Funeral Home
Apache
Permits For II Westwood Area Homes Issued
City Inspector A L Mankin announced permits for 11 new homes in Westwood addition. Total construction cost placed at 159000 with 253000 overall for Westwood permits. James P White Jr secured six 13000 structures four 14000 homes and one 25000 brick veneer residence for 39th and 40th streets area just west of 8th and north of Cache Road.
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Westwood Addition
James P. White Jr
Iasuance
Westwoort Addition
8Th
Cache Road
White
Sin
Drunken Driving Charge Filed in City Court
Sgt. Arthur Burnett aged 22 of Fort Sill has been charged with driving while intoxicated in City Court after weekend arrest by city police. Also charged were Lou Gehrig White, 20, for speeding. Howard R. Richardson, 17, for speeding. and S. L. Wilkerson, 18, for vagrancy. all cases filed by County Attorney Warren Crane in Cameron area courts. Deputy Sheriff Arvil Roberson signed the complaints.
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Arthur Burnett
Fort Sill
Ralph Lines
Warren Crane
Lou Gehrig White
Rt. 1
Justice of Peace
Marvin BE
Cameron
Howard R. Richardson
Sheppard Afb
Woodrow Giles
S. L. Wilkerson
Sterling
Arvil Roberson
Indians Schedule Powwow and Benefit Basketball Game
Fort Sill Indian School gym hosts a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday benefit basketball game featuring FSIS teachers versus Walters Indians and a 7:30 p.m. Saturday powwow with 40 dances. Proceeds fund May graduation expenses. senior class sponsor Mrs. Spencer Quelon announced.
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Fort Sill
Spencer Quelon
FSIS
Walters Indians
Theater rehearsals for Suds In Your Eye announced
Lawtonville theater schedules rehearsal at 7 pm today at 1410 N 130. John Denney of Ciectow announced the comedy will be presented as the organization's third and final production of the season on April 26 27 in the Cameron College auditorium.
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Lawtonville
John Denney
Ciectow
Cameron College
Final expenses life policy offer target seniors
A mail in advance notice to people aged 60 to 80 offering a 1000 life insurance policy to cover final expenses. It promises no obligation and no calls, directs inquiries to Old American Ins. Co. in Kansas City with a free information postcard or letter.
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Old American
Kansas City
Ins. Co
West 9Th
Dept
City Girl Injured In 2 Car Crash
An eight-year-old Lawton girl, La Princie Ann Prince of 1908 Fort Sill Blvd., sustained minor injuries when her car, a 1957 Plymouth driven by Leonard D. Bogaty, 22, Fort Sill, collided with another vehicle at Sheridan Road and Bell. Prince was taken home for treatment. local laws govern age and driving validity in the crash case.
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Sheridan Road
Beil
la Princie
Ann Prince
Fort Sill Blvd
Leonard D. Bogaty
Fort Sill
Bogaty
Perso
Collision on Sheridan Road Involves 1948 Oldsmobile
A car collided on Sheridan Road with a southbound 1948 Oldsmobile driven by Charles M. Westfall, 20, Rt, 2, as the other vehicle, a car from the unnamed operator, impacted near the intersection. Westfall was involved as the other driver listed in the report.
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Jonto Sheridan Road
Sheridan Road
Charles M. Westfall
BES WRECKS KILL 57 RIO DE JANEIRO
Three Brazilian bus accidents over the weekend killed 57 and wounded 60. The worst occurred at Alto do Parana where a loaded bus struck a truck then rolled into a river, with the driver and 37 others dead.
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Rio DE Juanf&iro
Alto Do Parana
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