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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1964

Page

14

Beall Faces Strong Campaign In Oklahoma Senate Race

Oklahoma City UPI Beall, a conservative Republican, seeks the U S Senate seat to fill the Kerr term amid a crowded field of rivals from both parties. Born 1910 in Nash Grant County, he has farm and agricultural policy background, plus prior government posts and party leadership ties.

Oklahoma City UPI Forest W. Beall U. S. Senate Robert S. Kerr Beall Oklahoma Henry Bellmon Bellmon Bellman Bill Burkett Goldwater Nash Grant County Cherokee Strip Oklahoma State University A&m College Oklahoma State Farmer Stockman Record Stockman and Westerner Denver Colo Oklahoma Agricultural Stabilization Committee Washington Sadie Alice Weeks Roger Mills County Jim Oklahoma University Virginna Ann The Christian Church Howard Edmondson

Prospective Blue Teens Gather for Red Cross Training

Prospective Blue Teens meet at Tomlinson Junior High on April 4 from 9 to 11 a.m. to learn about a 45 hour Red Cross youth training program. Participants aged 14 to 19 attend with a parent and cover first aid nursing and disaster relief.

Tomlinson Tomlinson Junior High School Mike Darnell Comanche County Red Cross Red Cross W. R. Cooter Gray Lady and Gray Man Ellen Rush Memorial Hospital McMahon- Tomlinson Nursing Center U. S. Army Hospital Fort Sill Museum of the Great Plains McMahon Auditorium

New Junior Miss Begins Year's Reign

Linda Felber of Colfax Washington was named 1965 Junior Miss at the Gulfport pageant. She earns a 6000 dollar scholarship and plans to study at Washington State University and the University of California before pursuing acting. Four runners up split 8000 dollars in scholarships.

Mobile Ala UPI America Linda Felber Colfax Wash New York Gulf Port Far West Miss Felber Warwick

Four Days Tops U.S. Nonfiction Best Seller List

New York Times lists the United Press International American Heritage memorial book on the late President Kennedy as the nation's No. 1 nonfiction best seller. The UPI edition notes the title Four Days leads sales charts nationwide.

New York UPI United Press International

Mae West Appears on Mr Ed in Rare TV Tease

Mae West makes a rare video appearance on CBS TV's Mr Ed replicating her glamorous persona. She arrives with three men, jokes about barn visits, and envisions redesigning the horse’s stables in French Provincial style. The piece also notes Open End talks and a pay TV film access legal fight.

Rick DU Brow Hollywood UPI Mae West Cbs-Tv Mr. Ed Miss West Alan Young Young

Reuther Blocks Move To Pledge Kennedy Support

United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther blocks a motion to pledge union backing for Robert F. Kennedy's vice presidential nomination at the convention. The move followed Kennedy accepting the UAW Social Justice Award. Goldwater campaigns in California as delegates report votes toward nomination. Rockefeller wins final approval for a $2.92 billion budget. Salinger seeks California court order to certify Senate candidacy. Proxmire predicts Wallace gains in Wisconsin primary.

Washington United Auto Workers Walter Reuther Atty Robert F. Kennedy Reuther John M. McCarrell Pittsburgh McCarrell UAW John F. Kennedy Barry Goldwater Arizona California San Diego Goldwater Henry Cabot Lodge New Hampshire New York Nelson A. Rockefeller White House Pierre Salinger California Supreme Court Salinger U.S. Senate Virginia William Proxmire Dwis Alabama George Wallace Wisconsin Wallace John W. Reynolds Johnson

Fox in a Oxford bar escapes unharmed

A fox jumped through a window at the Gloucester Arms in Oxford at midday Sunday. Landlord George Chitty found the fox cowering in a corner, opened the back door, and released it after confirming it was unhurt.

Oxford England UPI Gloucester Arms George Chitty Chitty

Motto "Hitch Your Wag on to a Star" origin traced

The phrase Hitch Your Wagon to a Star is attributed to poet Ralph Waldo Emerson though commonly misattributed to other figures. The line embodies a call to ambitious striving and has appeared in various literary contexts over time.

the Poet Ralph Waldo Emerson

Liz Taylor Injured by Unruly Fans at Boston Welcome

Elizabeth and Richard Burton, arriving with a Shakespeare company, faced a hostile crowd at Logan Airport and the Sheraton Plaza Hotel. Agent John Springer said Mrs Burton required a doctor after being jostled and suffering a back and arm injury. Hotel manager Daniel Nyboe called the reception the worst he has experienced.

Boston Elizabeth Taylor Logan International Richard Burton Sheraton Plaza Hotel Burtons John Springer Burton Daniel Nyboe

Nixon Begins World Trip For Policy Review

Former Vice President Richard M Nixon left New York on a three week world journey. He said the trip is a holiday from politics but aims to observe how U S foreign policy is operating and report back.

New York Richard M. Nixon Nixon

Axis Sally broadcaster Mildred Gillars convicted of treason

Mildred E Gillars known as Axis Sally was convicted of treason for wartime broadcasts on behalf of Nazi Germany. The case centers on her role and broadcasts aimed at undermining American morale during World War II.

Mildred E. Gillars Sally

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