Four Hurt in Lawton Area Car Mishaps
Four persons were injured in Lawton area traffic accidents on Wednesday. A boy fell from a fender at Trade-Mart parking lot injuring a 11 year old. a bicycle rider Tommy Crossland 11 suffered serious injuries in a crash with a 1957 Oldsmobile. Arthur Bonner 27 and Donald Moore 27 sustained minor injuries in separate crashes.
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Lawton
Trade-Mart Discount Store
Tommy Crossland
Bell
Roy Kk. Penton
Fort Sill
Gore
Southwestern Hospital
Arthur J. Bonner
Wallock
Jeff N. Dyer
Bonner
Donald Lee Moore
Bishop Road
Cache Creek
Moore
U.S. 277
Latin American Officers Visit Fort Sill Briefing Schedule Outlined
Col Joventino Gomez Recinos and a Guatemalan delegation of nine arrive at Fort Sill for a two day program. They will be briefed by USAAMS leaders and tour Snow Hall, the Guided Missiles Department, artillery sections, and student firing Point 438 before departure from Lawton Airport.
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Joventino Gomez Recinos
Mamascal Zavala
Guatemala
Fort Sill
Gomez
Manuel Arturo
Giron Nazareno
Justo Rufino Barrios
Army
Federico Lopez Rodas
Guatemalan
Guillermo Rendon Vasconselos
Ministry of National Defense
Juan Baltasar Martinez
Francisco Salvador Mazariezos Sanabria
Military Reserve Department
Vicente Horacio Vides Lemus
Guatemalan Army Service School
Mario Romero Ruiz
Alfonso Cabrera Letona
Guillermo Ernesto Ochoa Guesta
Guardia de Honor Brigade
Usaams
Snow Hall
Guided Missile Department
Office of the Artillery Policy and Literature
Artillery Transport Department
Victor Wickersham to Host All-Day Oklahoma Agriculture Hearing
Congressman Victor Wickersham will hold a day-long agricultural hearing at the Hotel Lawton on April 12 to obtain a concise report on Oklahoma farming. Gov. Henry Bellman and other officials are invited to provide testimony on programs from rural electrification to livestock marketing. Regional groups may mail statements if unable to attend, with a composite report to be sent to Secretary Freeman and Congressman Colly.
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Victor Wickersham
Lawtonj
Oklahoma
Wickersham
Henry Bellman
Harold Colley
D-N. C
House Agriculture Committee
Oklahoma Farm, Railroad and Legislative
Congress
Agriculture Department
Stillwater
Orville Freeman
Cameron College Vocational Agriculture
ASCS
Extension Service
FFA and
4-H Club
Agriculture Committees
Agriculture Committee
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Free
Harold Coly
Accused City Boys Returned To Parents In Vernon Case
Two Lawton youths aged 14 and 16 were brought back from Vernon Texas and released to their parents while accusations of breaking into a soft drink machine and stealing a car are resolved. The vehicle was driven to Grandfield after the alleged theft and the boys reportedly hitchhiked from Grandfield to Vernon. Parents agreed to cover damages to the machine.
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Lawton
Vernon
Tex
Grandfield
Castro Threatens Bombers and Warships Over Cuba Attacks
Fidel Castro warned Cuba would consider long range bombers and naval escorts to defend shipping if the United States does not curb exile raids. He linked the attack on a Soviet freighter to U S blame and cited Isabela de Sagua raids in Cuba. A Justice official said March 17 raid not from American soil.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Castro
Khrushchev
U. S
Washington
Miami
Isabela de Sagua
Caribbean
Justice Department
Lawton District to Begin Annual School Census April First
Lawton district will start its annual school census April 1. Attendance officer Leonard Teakell announced workers will meet at 3 p.m. today with Teakell to discuss census plans. The census counts all children under 18 to determine current and future educational opportunities.
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Lawton
Leonard Teakell
Teakell
Army Sergeants To Hold Banquet In Lawton
The newly chartered Lawton Barracks 142 of the Association of Regular Army Sergeants will hold its military ball and charter banquet April 7 at Carl's Restaurant in Lawton. Mayor Wayne Gilley will be guest speaker for the charter affair. Officers were elected, including M-Sgt. Vincent Parker as vice president.
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Lawton Barracks
Association of Regular Army Sergeants
Carl
Sheridan Rd
Lawton
Wayne Gilley
Chilson H. Howell
Vincent Parker
Clarence D. Bloomer
41St Artillery
S-Set
Robert F. Ford
9Th Missile Group
Lin J. Guidry
Richard E. Staub
Paul L. Radcliff
7Th
USATC
Samuel F. Scott
2Nd Artillery
Thomas A. Dawson
Bartlesville Named All-America City Jury Stir Out In Estes Trial
Bartlesville Oklahoma wins All-America City award for 720000 signatures on a reapportionment petition and raises 600000 for a park as jurors deliberate in New York and El Paso over the Estes fraud case amid a nationwide field of winners.
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Bartlesville
Estes
New York
Okla
National Municipal League
Look Magazine
Supreme Court
United Community
United Health Service Fund
EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
U.S
FBI
West Texas
Pecos
Hold-Outs Continue As Newsroom Strike Widens
Union and publishers clash over work week cuts and contract terms after a walkout by photoengravers. The strike began March 18 and widens as leaders warn of broader action while the Commerce Industry Association of New York cites a $250 million economic impact affecting distant paper supplies.
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Herald Tribune
James Bellows
Wagner
Frank McGown
Donald R. McVey
Publishers Association of New York City
Printers’ Union
James J. McMahon
Stereotypers Union
McMahon
Unity Committee
Commerce Industry Association of
New York
California youths complete gun safety course totals reach 245149
Sacramento reports that 25 000 more California youngsters were taught the fundamentals of safe gun handling in 1982. The program began in 1954 and now trains youths under 15 who must complete the course to apply for a hunting license.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
State Department of Fish and Game
Chickasha Man Held By Police For Safecracking
A 33 year old Chickasha man was arrested after detectives followed him from a downtown club to Second and H early this morning in connection with a safecracking at Johnsons Milk and Ice Cream Co. The suspect, driving a 1963 car, had 15 one hundred dollar bills and 28.32 in cash along with burglary tools. His wife, 31, was also arrested for investigation.
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Johnson’s Milk and Ice Cream Co
Sixth
Second
Oher
Woman Sentenced In Aggravated Assault Case
Dorothy Sue Phillips, 42, of 904 Washington, received a suspended one year jail term after conviction for aggravated assault. She and Frances Webster Parker, 42, were fighting when a .22 caliber pistol discharged, injuring Parker with a bullet to the lower abdomen. Phillips said she aimed to scare Parker. The incident occurred about 1:20 a.m. Monday.
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Dorothy Sue Phillips
Washington
Frances Webster Parker
Lawton High Sets Activity Meetings This Week
Lawton high school conducts class meetings to boost student participation. Presidents of the National Honor Society L club and Student Council along with class presidents address students.
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Lawton High School
L Club
Truck Car Mishap Fatally Injures Two in Oklahoma
Two Washington County men died in a two-vehicle crash on U S 75 near Bartlesville. Francis Little, 55, Ramona, and Arnold, 68, Ramona, died from injuries in Bartlesville hospital and a delayed report pushed Oklahoma's 1963 traffic toll to 152. Etheridge, 61, Tupelo, died from injuries from a March 1 one car crash near Stonewall in Pontotoc County.
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Washington County
Oklahoma
Francis J. Little
Stonewall
Pontotoc County
100 Plus Club to Elect State Officers
The 100 Plus club will elect new officers at its annual meeting Friday in a joint session with the Chamber of Commerce at noon in the Hotel Lawtonian. Nominees include Ross Porter for president W D Ford and Henry Neely for vice presidents and Jim Warkentin for secretary. Retiring president Marlin Keathley will lead the program and members without reservations should call Keathley.
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100 Plus Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lawtonian
Ross Porter
W. D. Ford
Henry Neely
Jim Warkentin
Marlin Keathley
Keathley
North Korean Attack Backfires in DMZ Fire Incident
U N forces report North Korean troops fired on a U N patrol in the Korean demilitarized zone. All 12 U N soldiers escaped harm but tracer rounds sparked a grass fire in the area.
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Seoul
South Korea
United Nations Command
U.N
Odrinex Fat Burner Advertised Without Prescription
An ad promotes Odrinex fat loss tablets claiming rapid seven day results and a full money back guarantee. It emphasizes easy swallowing, no doctor needed, and a $3.16 price with refunds by Ray's Pharmacists D Ave mail orders.
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Randolph Magyar
Arlington
Memorial Hospital
Jack Darling
Great Plains Historical Association
Museum of the Great Plains
D. L. Clemmer
Baltimore
Victor
Peru
Nam Aie Ees
Rautiaton
Raulsson
Saran
Raulston Furniture
C Avenue
Allentown
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Chattanooga
Chickasha
United Press International
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Ada
Ardmore
Duncan
Oklahoma City
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