Swallows Return To Capistrano
In San Juan Capistrano Calif Bell ringer Ambronia Valenzuela spotted the first swallows at dawn above the mission as locals and visitors gathered. Sisters en route to Mass saw the wheeling birds and tourists filled the town to witness the annual return on St Josephs Day within sight of the old mission.
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Ambronia Valenzuela
Sisters of the Mission
St. Joseph's Day
Los Angeles
Capistrano
Markets Chicago Butter Steady Amid Wholesale Price Fluctuations
Chicago markets show butter steady with wholesale buying prices listed across several grade scores. The report notes varied percentages and prices, indicating mixed demand across categories.
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Chicago
Ben-Gurion Speaks on Right to Defend Israel
Premier David Ben-Gurion pledges to defend Israel’s rights in the Gulf of Aqaba and Suez passage, calls for international pressure on Egypt’s blockade, and urges UN-led peaceful settlement with Arab leaders. He warns against restoration of the Gaza Strip regime and emphasizes Israel’s stay and vigilance.
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Plead Innocent in Major Superiox Court Criminal Docket
Six defendants pleaded innocent and prepared for trial in Superiox court as jury sessions begin Monday. Names include George P. Shannon Bruce Hammon Ed Brown Wesley Tapeda Troy Lee Prince Buford McGee and others with trials set from March to May. Numerous cases were arraigned or postponed as judge Robert Landes updates the docket.
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Bruce Hammon
Troy Lee Prince
Buford McGee
Robert 8. Landes
Ray Lewis Miller
Marion Klhy
Tierce
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Lewis Bouye
Edgar Ingle
Donald B. Ellison
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Steed
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Johnie Clifford Howell
Lee Moore
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Frank McCoy
Kay Tibbets
Erskine R. Milward
Freddie Beavers
Johnny Mehetko
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Elmer Waters
Wayne D. Hair
Walter F. Gillispie
Alvin L. Kravig
Ben R. Lewis
House OKs Savings Bond Interest Hike
Washington reports House passage of a bill to grant the Treasury flexible power to raise government savings bond interest from 7 percent to as high as 4 percent. The plan would apply to Series E and I bonds issued after February 1, with E bonds maturing in 6 years 11 months instead of 9 years 11 months and I bonds continuing to pay semiannual interest. The measure moves to the Senate.
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Treasury
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Honor Society Taps 21 Aggies
Twenty one Cameron college students named members of Phi Theta Kappa. Local sponsor Mrs. Jane Lowe announced eligibility requires top ten percent and a B average or higher. New members include Joy Nerly Diane Pearce Ivan Preswell Beverly Beauchamp Zedith Ogilbee Donna Hale Eleanor Bowman Willis Miller John Shoemaker Jr Jack Reece Donal D Penn Jorma Jean Tompkins Donald Ernest all of Lawton. Initiation ceremonies planned with Merrill Neel president Charles Crem president Glenda and Janell Withrow treasurer.
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Phi Theta Kappa
Jane Lowe
Joy Nerly
Diane Pearce
Ivan Preswell
Beverly Beauchamp
Zedith Ogilbee
Donna Hale
Eleanor Bowman
Willis Miller
John Shoemaker Jr
Jack Reece
Donal D. Penn
Heroic Mother Dies In Vain
In Wilmington Delaware a 30 year old mother, Trena Eloisa Graves, died attempting to rescue her children as a fire trapped them in a three room frame house in Hockessin. Her husband Delbert Graves, 29, helped the other three children escape through a tray window. Firemen blamed the blaze on an improperly installed flue pipe from a wood burning stove.
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Hockessin
Edward
William
Delbert Je
Lonnie
Toa Leona
Graves
Bere
Right-of-Way Purchase Bill Introduced in Senate
State Sen. Fred Harris notified Mayor C R Ellsworth of a new bill in the senate to authorize cities and municipalities to buy highway right of way outside city limits. He expects passage in both houses and aims to settle issues raised as towns consider widening US 277 north of Lawton. The measure targets cities under 190000 population, erasing doubt about future purchases.
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C. R. Ellsworth
Senate
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Harris
State Senate
WU. S. 277
Lawton
Sen. Harris
Tle
Oklahoma Delegates To Attend USO Council Meeting
Three members of the Oklahoma delegation to the USO National Council will attend the second annual meeting in Washington on March 21. Attending are Fred Holmes of Enid Col Everett C Williams of Lawton and Dick Sterling Jones former judge of the Criminal Court of Appeals of Oklahoma City.
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USO Council
Washington
Oklahoma
USO National Council of the United Service Organizations, Inc
Fred Holmes
Enid
Everett Co. Williams
Lawton
Dick Sterling Jones
Criminal Court of Appeals
Oklahoma City
Navy Plane Crashes Near Manila Under Clouded Sea
A U S Navy Sky Raider crashed into the Philippine Sea north of Alabat Island today. The pilot is believed lost, with search efforts ongoing amid unclear wreckage and weather conditions.
Sill Man Accused Of Striking Woman Transferred To Military
A Fort Sill soldier accused of striking Odessa Alexander with a vodka bottle was transferred to military authorities for a disturbance charge. Sgt. George Knight faces prosecution. Pvt Hack O. Perdue also ordered to military authorities for destruction of private property. Catherine Gilbert fined for vagrancy.
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George Knight
Odessa Alexander
J. Merle Oaks
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Hack O. Perdue
Catherine Gilbert
Margarett. Snodgrass
Missing Norman Scouts Found Safe After Nationwide Search
Two 12 year old Norman Boy Scouts, Donald Bostic and Lynn Breedlove, were found safe in Sulphur Oklahoma after a statewide search. Authorities reported they left home Friday to join their troop for an overnight camp at Camp Kickapoo southwest of Oklahoma City and returned Monday. The incident concluded with the youths back with their families.
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