Pageant crowds eyed at Wildlife Refuge traffic plan
An estimated 40 000 spectators are anticipated for the Easter pageant with no seating on Audience Hill. About 150 Fort Sill military police and artillerymen, plus the Keathley Rifles ROTC guides and 346th Military Police, will direct traffic and crowd control. An airplane survey, signal flags, and 12 Oklahoma Highways booths will assist, while Northwest Kiwanis and Elks lodge volunteers handle program distribution and offerings.
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Keathley Rifles
Cameron College
Fort Sill
346Th Military Police
James Melloh
Sill
Oklahoma
G. R. Brown
Brown
Northwest Kiwanis Club
Elks Lodge
Police Court Disposes Numerous Municipal Cases
A list of cases disposed today by Municipal Judge J. Merle Oaks shows defendants across ages and addresses facing fines and bond forfeitures for traffic and related offenses. Notable items include failure to yield right of way, speeding, running red lights, stop sign violations, and disturbing the peace, with fines ranging from five to twenty dollars and several bonds forfeited. Public drunkenness carried a ten dollar fine and four twenty dollar bonds forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merle Oaks
Paul L. Kennenders
John L. Young
David S. Schelle
Columbia
Robert J. Kessler
Fort Sill
Columbus E. Edens
Lincoln
Robert C. Lewis
Fexon
Henry R. Moxey
Richard Engier
Charles D. McFarland
Eim
Jimmie C. Proter
S. Sth
Bobby A. Nuniev
Rt. I. Running Co
Foy June Reynolds
Clinton Carter
P. L. Guy
S. Ist
Donald D. Mciver
Wanda M. Vaughen
Raymond A. Grehem
Terry W. Baker
Cameron College
James M. English
Gore
Richard N. Fults
Donald E. Poling
N. 43Rd
Eadie W. Pruitt
Johnnie B. Butler
S. 15Th
Joe G. Howell
Dearborn
Ronald E. South
Prentice
City Improvement Group Plans Saturday Meeting
The Lawton View Improvement Association will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Dunbar school auditorium. Rev. H. P. Parris, president, said reports from committees will be heard, voter registration campaign discussed, urban renewal prospects reviewed, and street light suggestions for the Lawton View area examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton View
Talk by Drug Firm Rep At Optimist Meeting
Herb Thompson of a local drug firm spoke on "To Build a Better Life" at the Break fast Optimist club meeting. Bob Parr presided, with Ellsworth Draper and others as guests. A youth award went to M. S. McDivitt for Boy Scout work and new members Simmons and B. K. Fower were inducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Thompson
Breakfast Optimist Club
Bob Parr
Ellsworth Draper
FE. L. Sloberg
Jack Rabbit
John Doolin
M. S. McDivitt
Simmons
B. K. Fower
Burglars Take Merchandise At Hastings Service Station
Hastings service station owner Vick Clark reports a burglary occurred between 4 pm Thursday and 7 am today. Entry may have been gained by forced door hinges. losses include 20 cartons of cigarettes 15 automobile batteries two ties 10 filters and two cartons of smoking tobacco. Sheriff R W Phelps said no suspects have been questioned.
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Waurika
Hastings
R. W. Phelps
Jefferson County
Vick Clark
Clark
L. D. Whitecotton
Phelps
Representative Recalled To Quiet Demonstrators
Seoul voiced the recall of Kim Chong-pil Park's top troubleshooter from Japan as 30 000 students demonstrated against Tokyo talks aimed at normalizing Japan South Korea relations. Police blocked streets around government buildings. a clash left a youth bloodied as youths protested concessions in the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S. Chin
Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Japan
Tokyo
South Korea
Kim Chong-pil
Park
Kim
Syngman Rhee
State Senate Hopefuls Set Easter Break
Oklahoma Senate candidates wrap another campaigning week with Easter weekend breaks. Howard Edmondson returns from Washington for a Rotary Club appearance at Lake Texoma then a 4 PM county commissioners meeting in Oklahoma City. Raymond Gary attends Texoma Rotary and Friday coffees in Oklahoma City. Fred Harris attends a 6 county rally at Durant and returns to Lawton. Forest Beall campaigns in Cherokee and Adair counties with no Saturday events. Tom Harris plans to meet county commissioners in Oklahoma City and Enid with no Saturday activities.
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La.s. Senate
Oklahoma
Howard Edmondson
Washington
Rotary
Lake Texoma
County Commissioners’ Association
Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Texoma
Fred Harris
Durant
Lawton
Forest Beall
Cherokee
Adair
Tom Harris
Enid
U S and Japan Begin Live Two Day TV Link via Relay I
New York by UPI reports Japan and the United States conducted the first live two day television transmissions via the American Relay I satellite. The 10 minute program aired 8:18 to 8:28 a m EST and was carried by ABC with later tapes to CBS and NBC. This followed a prior NASA Relay II Japan to US transmission.
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New York
UPI
Japan
United States
American Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Company
National Space Agency
NASA
Snow Crystals Form Unique Six Ray Designs
Snow crystals always develop six ray patterns with identical structure but each design remains distinct. No two crystals are exactly alike, showcasing varied intricate shapes in nature.
Ohioan To Lead Church Revival
Dr. Elijah Benton president of the Ohio Baptist State Convention will be the guest speaker at a two week revival beginning Monday at Union Baptist Church located at 16th and Garfield. Benton is pastor of Mt Zion Baptist Church Toledo.
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Elijah Benton
Ohio Baptist State Convention
Union Baptist Church
16Th
Garfield
Benton
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Toledo
Minister Uses Magic in Spring Revival at Two Churches
Jak Taylor, minister of the First Christian church St James Missouri, will lead a revival at Western Hill Christian church March 30 to April 8. The meetings start at 7 15 p m with Dick Williams and his wife leading music. Taylor, once a professional magician, uses magic demonstrations in Bible teaching and has appeared on television as an evangelist. He has been president of Ring 16 Memphis Magicians and active in the International Brotherhood of Magicians St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jak Taylor
First Christian Church
St. James Mo
Western Hill Christian Church
Dick Williams
Taylor
Williams
Ring 16
Society of Memphis
Tenn
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Wichita Mountains
Raibourn
M. & D. Finance CO
E Avenue
Kim Dong-pil
Senate
United Press International
U.S
State Farm
Lyle Ball
Cache Road
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Dodge
Easter Greetings Box
Steven
Compton
Rexall
Sheridan Road
Erwin Acres
Jack Taylor
Sheriff's Deputies
Bennie Wallis
Pol. Ady
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