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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1963

Page

3

Fort Sill Units Set for Coulee Crest Exercise Near Yakima

Fort Sill units including the 3rd Battalion of the 26th Field Artillery, the 661st Ordnance Company, and the 163rd Transportation Company join more than 44 000 personnel in Exercise Coulee Crest near Yakima Washington. Units support blue and red forces through May 20 with air support from 116 Tactical Air Command aircraft.

Fort Sill Yakima Wash 26Th Artillery 661St Ordnance Company 163Rd Transportation Company 4Th Infantry Division Fort Lewis 5Th Infantry Division Fort Carson, C Dale D. Burlieson Robert Schulitz 163Rd Homer R. Gardner U.S. Air Force Tactical Air Command

Oklahoma state fund trims payroll by 18 employees

The Oklahoma state insurance fund cut its payroll by 18 positions, reducing staff from 68 to 50 after former commissioner Leland Gourley left. Deputy Commissioner Jerry Mash said the move, approved under a merit-system reduction, came after a Senate investigation and aims to maintain efficiency.

Oklahoma City UPI Jerry Mash Mash Leland Gourley Senate State Personnel Board Ron Public Information Ofce

Scouts Hold Car Wash At Presbyterian Church

Explorer Post 142 will run a car wash at First Presbyterian Church on 13th and A from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event aims to fund a summer camping trip. Pickup and delivery are available, contact EL5-0215.

Presbyterian Church Explorer Post 142 First Presbyterian Church 13Th Robert C. McFarlane

Emergency Decried After Riots Kill Four in Somalia

An emergency was proclaimed in the former British Somaliland's north after riots in Hargeisa left four dead and several wounded. The broadcast reported authorities fear further unrest as security forces tighten control.

Aden Somalia Harga

Bettelheim Links Ghetto Thinking to Holocaust Mindset

University of Chicago psychologist Dr. Bruno Bettelheim told a New York audience that lingering ghetto thinking among American Jews helped shape the Holocaust. He described ghetto mentality as an ostrich-like avoidance of action and emotional numbness that persisted after World War II.

Relman Morin New York A_ University of Chicago Bruno Bettelheim Europe Bettelheim American Council For Judaism Dr. Bettelheim

Auto collision injures one on U S 277 north of Rogers Lane

One person was injured in a two car crash on U S 277 north of Rogers Lane. Russell Hill 2711 H was taken to Fort Sill Army hospital with serious injuries. Alidar Simon 48 of 2706 was uninjured. Peterson 23 of Fort Sill drove the other 1960 Ford.

U. S. 277 Rogers Lane Denver McLemore Russell Hill U. S. Army Hospital Fort Sill McLemore Hill Alidar Simon Simon U.S. 277 Arthur W. Peterson Peterson

State Employees Asked To Dinner And Help Pay Tab

Oklahoma City AP report says state Democratic Chairman Gene McGill announced state employees are invited to donate to attend the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner on May 20 where Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson will speak. He notes merit system rules permit contributions to party events and attendance.

Oklahoma City Gene McGill Lyndon B. Johnson McGill

Eve three act drama by Douglass high seniors

Douglass high school seniors will present Eve a three act drama tonight at 7 30 in the school auditorium Mrs O A Patterson directs the class play Cast includes Vivian Margraves Norvel Guyton Charlesetta Henry Mary Lou Williams Rheta Dewberry Clarence Wilson Martha Miller John Todd and Willie Anderson Admission is 15 cents for elementary students 25 cents for high school students and 35 cents for adults

Douglass High School O. A. Patterson Vivian Margraves Norvel Guyton Charlesetta Henry Mary Lou Williams Rheta Dewberry Clarence Wilson Martha Miller John Todd Willie Anderson

King Leads Large Birmingham School Walkout Demonstrations

Ten groups of pupils and adults converged on Birmingham City Hall as police blocked the route. Demonstrators used walkie talkies to coordinate marches, with some students kneeling to pray near the steps. More than 700 were arrested and later released as authorities warned against further parades without permits.

City Hall Wyatt Tee Walker King

Whisnands Return From Oklahoma LNG Convention

Mr and Mrs C O Whisnand of 1307 Ash have returned from Oklahoma City after attending the 19th annual convention of the Oklahoma liquified petroleum gas industry.

Parley C. O. Whisnand Ash Oklahoma City Oklahoma

YMCA Building Drive Advances Toward 400000 Goal

Lawton YMCA building fund drive nears its 400000 target with 176402 raised, 40 percent of goal, including 160770 from Big Gifts and 15632 from teams. Meetings set at USO Fourth and B with a victory dinner planned May 13 and leaders noting top contributors and quota busters.

Lawton Big Gifts USO Henry Neely Big Gifts Committee Lawton Publishing Co Coca-Cola Bottling Co Town and Country Manufacturing Co Lawton Meat Supply Fairmont Foods Co Teams C. R. Ellsworth Jack Bruyr Ed Storie Bruyr Storie Albert Johnson O. B. Lord Storie, Johnson Ben Sonnenberger Dee Givens Elmer Bauman E. D. Ras Sullivan Don Whitaker Ed Cagle Bing Crosby Margarite Hollis Ralph Smith

Dog Returns Gulped Gems

Happy the wire haired terrier swallowed the engagement, wedding and birthstone rings of Mrs. Gerald Kabobel two weeks ago. A vet used X rays to locate the rings and he later returned them, avoiding surgery. the dog then enjoyed his first outdoor romp in two weeks.

Ft. Lee, Va Saginaw, Mich Happy

OSU Names New Sociology Chief Amid Board Changes

Oklahoma State University selects Purdue University professor Gerald R. Leslie to head the sociology department replacing Otis D. Duncan who founded the department and retires in June. Regents also approve a Ford Foundation request to buy 175000 dollars in equipment and textbooks for Pakistan funded by the foundation.

Okmulgee Gerald R. Leslie Purdue University Oklahoma State University OSU Board of Regents of Oklahoma A&m Colleges Leslie Otis D. Duncan Ford Foundation Pakistan Foundation

Thacker Twins Ronnie Ray Lonnie Glenn Rites

Graveside funeral services for Ronnie Ray and Lonnie Glenn Thacker twin sons of Mr and Mrs Donald C Thacker will be held at 1030 a m Monday at Chickasha cemetery Rev Cletus Bush will officiate burial under Becker Funeral Home direction Ronnie Ray born 230 p m Thursday died 124 am today Lonnie Glenn born 245 p m Thursday died 125 am today in local hospital Survivors include parents grandparents and great grandparents from Chickasha Elgin Anadarko Pauls Valley and other named relatives

Ronnie Ray Lonnie Glenn Thacker Donald C. Thacker Ferris Chickasha Cletus Bush Sterling’s Catholic Church Becker Funeral Lonnie Glenn Lawton Thacker Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Katherine Forsythe Homer Forsythe Carl C. Thacker John Lodes Elgin Mae Thacker Anadarko Edgar Cotner Pauls Valley

Funeral services for Thomas Nicklas Frederick observed

Thomas Nicklas Frederick 83 of Davidson died Thursday in a Frederick hospital after a long illness. Services will be at 10 30 a m Saturday at Davidson First Baptist Church with Rev Jimmy Harness officiating. Burial in Loco Cemetery under Gish Funeral Home direction. Survivors include his wife two daughters two step daughters two sons one stepson 22 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.

Frederick Thomas S. Nicklas Davidson Davidson First Baptist Church Jimmy Harness Loco Gish Funeral Home Nicklas Texas The Anna Pruitt Midwest City O. L. Patterson Westminster Calif Bess Hughes Leroy Hickerson Muleshoe Tex John A Oklahoma City James Richard Leon Splawn

First Red Cross Learn to Swim Meeting Held at Dee Dee Park

About 20 Lawtonians attended the initial Red Cross Learn to Swim meeting Thursday at Dee Dee park. Mrs. Toy Hoskins and Mrs. Marguerite Hall co chairmen announced the summer water safety instruction program. Charlie Hartshorn of Oklahoma City outlined the assembly line method for teaching beginners. Mr and Mrs Bill Hutchins described park pool facilities to be free for the program.

Awards Banquet Honors 171 Lawton Business Students

Lawton high school's third annual business education banquet featured guest speaker Dr. Elsie Null of Oklahoma College for Women. D. J. O'Dell chaired as emcee while 171 students received awards for typing speed, grades, and salesmanship. special Underwood Corp. awards were given to five students.

Elsie Null Oklahoma College For Women’s Business Department Lawton High School D. J. O'Dell Bobbettes Phyllis Moss Heide Pointer Barbara McCutchion Beverly Smith Jeannie Cox Pam Hudson Susan Luke Charlene Robinson Sheryl Martin David Rudolph Marilyn Sewell Judy Clinton Gayle Bailey Jolene Brown Gayle Crow Edith Kiser Darrell Marvel Underwood Corp Betsy Marvel Dianna Wren Newell Jenkins Joe Earls

General Fund Receives Boost From Court in Comanche County

Comanche county general fund benefitted by 7082.42 from fines and court costs in Special Sessions court last month. Mrs Mildred Dayton, court clerk, reported total collections of 8095.25 for the general fund, law library fund, sheriff mileage, and fish and game accounts. Additional amounts forwarded included 786.93 to law library, 174.90 to sheriff mileage, and 51 to the state fish and game commission. The month saw 275 new criminal cases and 29 new civil cases.

Comanche County Mildred Dayton Law Library Fund Fish and Game Commission Sheriff's Law Library Sheriff's Mileage Fund State Fish and Game Commission

Final Thieves Carnival staged by Cameron College Players

The final 1962-63 Cameron College Players season closes with Thieves Carnival. Miss Jane Quaid directs the comedy for an 8 p.m. curtain in Aggie auditorium. Tickets are available at the auditorium box office.

Cameron College Players Aggie Jane Quaid

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