Learn In Movement Of Catholic Pupils In Missouri
A Missouri school crisis ends for now as Catholic parents call off a learn in campaign to enroll children in public schools rather than schools run by parishes. The plan sought state funded transportation for parochial students and sparked protests in towns like Centertown and Osage Bend.
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Missouri
UPI National
Harry Ferguson
Jefferson City
UPI
of America
America
Little Rock
Ark
Oxford
Miss
House Judiciary Committee
Harry Goldberg
Kansas City
St. Martins
Centertown
Addie Swisher
Richard Block
St. Martin’s Catholic School
St. Stanislaus School
Osage Bend
Helen Hoelscher
Missouri House
House
Judiciary Committee
Subscription rates for Lawton area newspapers and mail
The Morning Press and Sunday cost 1.55 per month in town with other options listed. Mail rates apply across Comanche to Jackson counties with multiple plans including Const and Sunday, Press and Sunday, and combinations. Outer Oklahoma rates and box delivery are shown, along with 2 percent state sales tax and a note on single year pricing reduced by 2 cents per copy for under a year.
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Lawton
Constitution
Constitution Press
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Caddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson
Mo. Mo
Const Press & Sun
Oklahoma
P.O
Press & Sunday
Const. Press & Sun
Cameron to Offer Fall Adult Education Clinics
Cameron college launches a first of its kind non credit adult education series in fall. Six eight week courses start in October with enrollment 25 per class and a $15 fee. OU staff and Cameron's K A McClure lead topics from human dynamics to speed reading.
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Cameron College
K. A. McClure
Department of Continuing Education
University of Oklahoma
McClure
James Ford
Robert Burton
Donald Cox
Cameron
Jack Douglass
Cox
Area Men In Service In Three Weeks Of Training
Two Lawton area soldiers took part in three weeks of firing exercises at the Pohakuloa Training Area in Hawaii with the 25th Infantry Division. Participants include 1st Lt. Williston B. McCain and Specialist Bill G. Adams. McCain entered the Army in 1957 and is with Headquarters Battery of the division’s Artillery. Adams is a fire direction center computer with Battery B, 2d Howitzer Battalion, 9th Artillery, entering service in 1952.
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Lawton
Pohakuloa
Island of
Hawaii
25Th Infantry Division
Williston B. McCain
Joe C. McCain
Dearborn
Bill G. Adams
Wanda
Comanche
McCain
Lawton High School
Captain Richard E Young goes to Viet Nam
Capt. Richard E Young, son of Mr and Mrs William E Young of Frederick, has arrived in Viet Nam for assignment with the U S Military Assistance Advisory Group MAAG. A Frederick High School graduate, he will join the Air Force Section of MAAG advising Vietnamese armed forces on aerial combat operations against the Viet Cong.
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Richard E. Young
Viet Nam
William E. Young
Frederick
U. S. Military Assistance Advisory Group
MAAG
Frederick High School
Young
Air Force Section
Soldiers Complete Hawaii Firing Exercises In 25th Division Unit
Pfc Michael B Teague son of Mr and Mrs Bethel B Teague Duncan participated in three weeks of firing drills at Pohakaloa Training Area Hawaii with fellow members of the 25th Infantry Division Teague a truck driver in Battery A 2d Howitzer Battalion 9th Artillery entered the Army in June 1961 and finished basic training at Fort Hood Texas SFC Vernon Wheeler assigned to the 55th Artillery Greenland is Hobart I L Wheeler Wheeler a cook in Battery B 4th Missile Battalion Thule entered the Army in 1942 Airman First Class Billy G Prez son of Joe Prez Lawton has arrived at Sembach AFB Germany for assignment with a unit of the US Air Forces in Europe Prez an aircraft ground equipment repairman attended Midwestern University Wichita Falls
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Michael B. Teague
Bethel B. Teague
Duncan
Pohakaloa
Island
Hawaii
25Th Infantry
Teague
9Th Artillery
Army
Fort Hood
Tex
Vernon Wheeler
Greenland
Vernon F. Wheeler
I. L. Wheeler
Hobart
55Th Artillery
Wheeler
Artillery
Thule
Billy G. Prez
Joe Prez
Lawton
Sembach Afb
Germany
U.S. Air Forces
Europe
Prez
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Medical Center Bond Plan Okayed
Oklahoma City AP reported a proposed $7 million bond for a new University of Oklahoma Medical Center hospital cleared the state Senate and goes to the secretary of state for final prep. The bond would be on the next primary election ballot and would be matched by $15 million in federal funds for construction of a third hospital at the center.
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Oklahoma City
State Senate
Secretary of State
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
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