Oklahoma leaders address liberty and policy at gathering
Wilkinson warns of executive dominance and erosion of liberty as Harris urges Johnson policies and water development. Tom Harris attacks civil rights bill, calls Johnson a demagogue, and Gary emphasizes foreign policy and a strong military to deter communism. Leaders urge fiscal responsibility and free enterprise safeguards.
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Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
America
Fred Harris
Lawton
Johnson
Kennedy
Harris
Oklahoma
Tom Harris
Oklahoma City
Congress
President Johnson
Bary Goldwater
Gary
Police Court Disposes of Municipal Court Cases
Municipal Judge J. Merle Oaks presided over a batch of police court dispositions. Defendants faced charges including vagrancy speeding failing to yield reckless driving and shoplifting with fines and bond forfeitures recorded. Public drunkenness carried multiple penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merle Oaks
Edward R. Poole
Polinview
Tex
Joe J. Harrison
Ivory T. Stevens
McKinley
Luther M. Holloway
Georgia
Cedric McDoneld
Avondale
Thomas £. Cain
Lowton
Thomas A. Tockett Jr
Lee
Raymond D. Lenew
William Chester Corbin
Fort Silt
Henry M. Jackson
N. First
Preston Dorman
Gore
Royer N. Hart
Fort Sill
Billie Wayne Loney
Dolios
Texno
J. W. Bone
Barbara J. Spreck
Ferris
Cadets To Visit Post This Week
ROTC cadets from Texas Tech Oklahoma State and Panhandle A and M will tour Fort Sill this weekend to view demonstrations. About 125 cadets are expected led by Lt Col John H Buechler Capt Ray D Weston and Lt Col Donald E Thomson. They will tour the Museum and watch an Army Aviation and ASOP by Helicopter demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Tex
John H. Buechler
John Hobbs
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Ray D. Weston
Panhandle A&m College
Goodwell
Okla
Donald E. Thomson
Army Aviation
ASOP
Auto Mechanics Students Battle for Shootoff Spot at Moore
Three teams from Lawton High School auto mechanics coached by A J McCraw compete to earn the right to represent the school in a trouble shooting contest April 18 at Moore. Teams include Ray Cunningham with Roy Casteel Dennis Easter and Dean Haydock with Doug Dotson and Dwight Beardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School Auto Mechanics
A. J. McCraw
Moore
Ray Cunningham
Roy Casteel
Dennis Easter
Dean Haydock
Doug Dotson
Dwight Beardy
Nine motorists face traffic charges in county case
The county attorney's office filed traffic charges against nine motorists and petty larceny against a Lawton woman. Accused include Milton E. Pearson Fort Sill reckless driving Oliver Ray Boone Anadarko speeding Dennis M. Palmer no license Devern Eugene Wilson Fort Sill speeding Carolina Salazar no license Everett Heddleston Anadarko overweight vehicle Robert Oren Starnes Blanchard no license Charles R. Sanders Indiahoma speeding William J. Stingily no license and Anna Elizabeth Beverly Lawton for petty larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Milton E. Pearson
Fort Sill
Oliver Ray Boone
Hoover
Dennis M. Palmer
Sheridan Road
Devern Eugene Wilson
Carolina Salazar
Lee Bird
BPW Club Holds Weekly Meeting
The Lawton Business and Professional Women's club met for its weekly luncheon at the Hotel Lawtonian. President Sandra Austin was chosen to serve as page at the state BPW convention in Oklahoma City April 10 to 12, with a call for strong attendance. The club will host county Home Demonstration club members at a luncheon on Sunday, April 5, at the same hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club
Lawtonian
Lodell Goodey
Sandra Austin
Oklahoma City
Funeral Rites for Two Month Old at Fort Sill
Funeral services for Joseph Halley two month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Halley of 5802 Kinyon were held at 10 am in Brigade chapel Fort Sill. Chaplain Alcuin Greenburg officiated and burial followed in Fort Sill cemetery under Becker Funeral home supervision with bearers John T. Smith and Michael J. Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Halley
Set
Kevin Halley
Kinyon
Brigade Chapel
Fort Sill
Alcuin Greenburg
Becker Funeral Home
John T. Smith
Michael J. Gates
Revival Services Continue at Centenary Methodist Church
Revival services run through Friday at Centenary Methodist church led by Rev. Argus with 7:30 p.m. start times. Special music from Builders Sunday school class and Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship. Dr. Poe Williams of Norman is billed as speaker as attendance exceeds 300 per service, per Rev. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Methodist Church
Argus
Builders
Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship
Poe Williams
Norman
Hamilton
Thefts Reported To City Officers
Thefts from Cameron college dorm rooms are under investigation. Steve Fauks reported a typewriter theft. Tully Dunlap Jr. said an envelope with $25 was taken. Other reports include items from Mac's Shoe Shop and storage thefts, plus damaged vehicle windshields and a wife’s purse stolen from a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron College
Steve Fauks
Tully Dunlap Jr
Mac
Richmond Holley
Lawton
J. Hoskins
Arlington
Otto Marple
S. 11Th
Johnson limits foreign aid shakeup to boost efficiency
President Johnson announced no major overhaul of the overseas assistance program. He set streamlining aims to aid allies, curb communist aims, and press private enterprise while seeking continuing authorization for military aid and deeper efficiency across the aid operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
House
Congressional Appropriations Committees
David Bell
Agency For International Development
George Stein Named USO Council Leader
George V. Stein was elected president of the Lawton USO Council at its regular meeting and will take office in April. New officers include Sam Ard as vice chairman Mrs C L Parsons secretary and R C Brown treasurer. The annual USO banquet is set for April 20 with Howard Wilson as speaker and OSU students providing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V. Stein
Lawton Uso Council
Stein
Don Billingslea
Sam Ard
C. L. Parsons
R. C. Brown
C. R. Ellsworth
Reuben Johnson
William S. Parish Jr
A. J. Rawlings
Cher
Finis Hendrick
Milton Keating
Ralph Newcombe
E. A. Owens
Kinley McClure
Richard Neptune
Ken Armstrong
Ken Myers
Valerie Wynn
USO
Howard Wilson
Armed Services Department
National Board of Ymca
Oklahoma State University
Ashley Alexander
OSU
Billingslea
United Fund
State's Payroll At Record High
Oklahoma state employes rose to 32 593 last month, an all time high, up 1 688 from February 1963. Budget Director Logan corrected prior counts, noting earlier figures had duplications and a November 1963 count of 32 403 versus 34 574. Governor Bellman was away and unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
UPI
State Budget Office
Henry Bellman
United Press International
Budget Office
Burton Logan
Ruby plans to hire eight lawyers for potential appeal
Ruby confirms eight attorneys are considered with two to be chosen. The family seeks the best interests of their brother and denies seeking publicity. Tonnhill and Burleson express surprise over Belli's dismissal and no firing letters. A note from Belli says defense would cost nothing, while Hyman Ruby says the trial has deeply strained the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonnhill
Belli
Burleson
Woman Arrested For Stealing Shoes Near Payless Store
Lawton Oklahoma police arrested a 19 year old woman Wednesday after a store manager reported a theft near Payless Shoe Store at 701 N Fort Sill Blvd. She allegedly placed shoes in her purse and fled after offering to pay when confronted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Fort Sill Blvd
Colonel Becker Leads New Army Artillery Reorganization
Col Becker a veteran artilleryman and 1941 Texas A&M graduate was named commander of the 1st Brigade on July 19 1963. He brings decades of service including attache duty Yugoslavia 1959 and roles at Fort Sill and with the 1st Cavalry Division in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Chaffee
Col. Becker
Texas A&m College
Command and General Staff College
U. S. Army War College
U. S. Army Language School
Yugoslavia
2Nd Infantry Division
Artillery and Missile School
US. Army Artillery Combat Development
Fort Sill
Clinton Youth Dies In Crash
A Clinton teenager was killed in a one car accident on U. S. 66 near Clinton. Gary Wayne Fletcher, 19, died when the car skidded on Turtle Creek bridge and overturned. Driver James Brown Walker, 17, and another teenager escaped serious injury. The death raised Oklahoma 1964 traffic toll to 163, from 137 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Clinton
Oklahoma
Gary Wayne Fletcher
The
Highway Patrol
Fletcher
Turtle Creek Bridge
U. S. 66
James Brown Walker
Vocal Students Showcase At Tomlinson Junior High Assembly
Vocal music students under Mrs. Ella Mackey performed contest numbers at Tomlinson junior high's assembly and prepare for the district music contest at Cameron College. The program featured mixed chorus, girls choir, and boys glee club with pieces like Sunrise Ah Blossom Fair Brothers Sing On Sing On Oh Come Let Us Sing and David's Lamentations. Accompanists were Phyllis Havens and Nicki Fairlam. Lois Ferguson Jane Moore Roberta Urquhart formed the ninth grade trio in Beautiful Dreamer with Mike Lahen solo Without a Song. Ferguson Pepper and Holly led opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mackey
Tomlinson Junior High School
Cameron College
Blossom Fair
Brothers
David
Phyllis Havens
Nicki Fairlamb
Snow Legend
Lois Ferguson
Jane Moore
Roberta Urquhart
Mike Lahen
Miss Ferguson
James Pepper
James Holly
Swallows Return To Capistrano On St Josephs Day
In San Juan Capistrano California swallows resume their annual return to the old mission on St Josephs Day. Scores of birds emerged from cloudy skies after dawn and fluttered around the beach town landmark, undisturbed by Leap Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan Capistrano
Calif
St. Joseph's Day
Capistrano
Ocrinex Fat Loss Pill Promises Money Back
An advertisement offers Ocrinex a fat loss pill claiming easy swallowing and longer life. Priced at $3.00 with a full money back guarantee if not satisfied, it is marketed through Roy's Pharmacy at 2 D Ave Moil Orcers Filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
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Bill Bridges
Randy Hise
Hank Leonard
Elgin
Cameron Student Union
Jimmy Smith
Cameron Union
Douglass High
Margaret Donahue
Margie Green
Katherine Battiste
Carolyn Stormer
Diane Woods
BPW Club
Charles
M. Pike
Kohler
Trojan Luggage
Trojan
Izale
George Stein
State
Ruby
1St Cavalry Division
Southwest Pacific
Philco
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