Only Use Of Troops Appears A Restraint To Lawless Elements
James Marlow analyzes presidents use of federal troops to curb civil unrest from Little Rock to Birmingham. Kennedy faced questions over authority as he deployed troops in Alabama for law and order while previous actions relied on court orders.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
Mississippi
Alabama
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Arkansas
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
U. S
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Birmingham
Yombama
George C. Wallace
Justice Department
Wallace
United States
Fisenhower
Five Die In Oklahoma Traffic Crashes Monday
Five people died in Oklahoma traffic accidents on Monday raising the 1963 toll to 215. Victims included Patricia Owens 14 of Sapulpa, Wanda Parker 32 of Oklahoma City, Clarence Johnson 70 of Shidler, Nelson Tatum and Mary Fitzgerald 69 of Elmer.
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Oklahoma
Patricia Owens
Sapulpa
Wanda June Parker
Oklahoma City
Clarence J. Johnson
Shidler
Nelson Tatum
Elmer
Mary Fitzgerald
Area Man Qualifies Expert in M 14 Rifle in Germany
Specialist Cletus A Campbell 30 son of Mr and Mrs Joe Kroskey Mountain Park recently qualified as expert in firing the M 14 rifle in Germany He arrived overseas last August on his present tour of duty and serves as a wrecker operator in the 51st Transportation Company of the 181st Transportation Battalion His wife Shirley is with him in Germany.
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Cletus A. Campbell
Joe Kroskey
Mountain Park
Germany
Campbell
51St Transportation Company
181St Transportation Battalion
Shirley
Private Shaw completes 15 week radio teletype course
Pfc. Doyle W. Shaw, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Shaw of Frederick, finished a 15 week radio teletype operation course at The Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga in mid April. A Boyd High School graduate Shaw joined the Army in 1962 and trained at Fort Leonard Wood Mo.
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Pfc
Doyle W. Shaw
Ike Shaw
Frederick
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Boyd High School
Shaw
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Army Private completes eight week communications course
Pvt. Gerald L. Holmes of Waurika finished an eight week communications center specialist course at The Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga. Holmes, a 1958 Waurika High School grad, entered the Army in December 1962 and trained at Fort Polk La.
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Gerald L. Holmes
F. H. Holmes
Waurika
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Army Lt. Alonzo Poindexter completes eight week school course
Army 2d Lt Alonzo J Poindexter 25 wife Donnie lives Anadarko recently finished an eight week officer orientation course at The Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga Poindexter a 1955 Lincoln High School graduate earned a bachelor of science from Oklahoma State University Stillwater His parents Sgt and Mrs Eugene C Conway 834 Carver
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Army
Alonzo J. Poindexter
Donnie
Anadarko
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Lincoln High School
Poindexter
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Eugene C. Conway
Carver
Army National Guard Platoon Set
Glenn W. Crabtree son of Mr and Mrs John W Crabtree Medicine Park recently completed a 14 week automotive repair course at The Ordnance Center Aberdeen Proving Ground Md A 1952 graduate of Elgin High school Crabtree is assigned to Company B of the 700th Ordnance Battalion an Army National Guard unit in Lawton.
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Army National Guard
Glenn W. Crabtree
John W. Crabtree
Medicine Park
Ordnance Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Elgin High School
Crabtree
700Th Ordnance Battalion
Lawton
Bond Purchases Reach $607245 in Comanche County This Year
Comanche county residents bought Series E and H savings bonds totaling $607,245 through April. William H. Smisson, Lawton chairman of the U. S. Treasury savings bonds division, announced the county has reached 35.72 percent of its $1.7 million goal for 1963. Statewide purchases through April totaled $19,738,267, 33.06 percent of the $59.7 million goal. April Series E sales rose seven percent from April 1962 while Series H sales lagged $300,000 behind last year’s April.
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Comanche County
William H. Smisson
Lawton
U. S. Treasury Department
Smisson
Artist Injured In Plane Crash In Oklahoma City
A 47 year old Los Angeles commercial artist Morse Peterson suffered hip and back injuries when his small airplane crashed in an open field on Oklahoma City northwest side. He said he was lost and mistook the field for an airport while en route from Los Angeles to Springfield Ohio.
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Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
Morse Peterson
Springfield
Ohio
Students tour Lincoln Park Zoo and Frontier City trip
Forty Central junior high science students visited Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago and Frontier City in Oklahoma City on Saturday. The eighth and ninth graders were chaperoned by teachers Mrs. J. C. Draper Jr. and A. F. Smith.
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Lincoln Park Zoo
Frontier City
Oklahoma City
J. C. Draper Jr
A. F. Smith
Comanche County Council Reviews State Convention
Mrs. Perry Moss reported on the Oklahoma State Association for Mentally Retarded Children convention held in Stillwater in April. The group opposed placing mental health under public welfare. Mrs. J. W. Tyree announced progress and presided as officers were re-elected for 1963-44: Tyree president James Adams vice president John Allred treasurer Felix Rogers secretary.
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Perry Moss
Comanche
Moss
Oklahoma State Association For
Stillwater
J. W. Tyree
Tyree
James Adams
John Allred
Felix Rogers
Eisenhower Band Delivers Assembly Highlights School Song Preview
The Eisenhower junior-senior high school band directed by Don Phillips performed for a Thursday assembly. Featured numbers included Battle Brigade Trumpe ts Ole March Omward and The Valiant Years with Jackie Clark narrating.
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Eisenhower
Don Phillips
Phillips
Jackie Clark
Groups to Meet York Rite Bodies Tonight
Lawton chapter No 44 and council No 21 York Rite Bodies will meet at 7 30 p m today in the Masonic Temple 43142 S Fourth Officers and members are urged to attend.
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Lawton
York
Masonic Temple
S. Fourth
TV Ratings Probe Faces Possible Federal Rules Shakeup
Washington hosts round two of Congress ratings hearings as Rep. Harris signals federal intervention to set audience measurement standards and a Broadcast Audit Service. Nielsen costs rise amid debate on reliable data, while ABC’s Dickens Fenster returns on standby and CBS shifts to cover Gordon Cooper’s space flight.
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Hollywood
UPI
Congress
Washington
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Oren Harris
Leroy Collins
National Association of Broadcasters
Harris Subcommittee
Broadcast Audit Service
BAS
Notch
A. C. Nielsen
Harris
Nielsen
Charles Edward Russell
Swim
Abc-Tv
Dickens
Fenster
Gordon Cooper
Cbs-Tv
Los Angeles
England
William Inge
Midwest
Code Of Ethics For Press Agents By Erskine Johnson
Hollywood publicists push for an ethics code to curb unqualified practices. The piece cites past hoaxes by agents, condemns phony friendship claims and death scares, and lists hokum to outlaw from press releases while urging upgrades in the profession.
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Erskine Johnson
Hollywood
NEA
California
Edgar Bergen
Judy Canova
Judy
Edgar
The
Charlie McCarthy
Publicists Association
Local 818
Hokum
Septic Tanks and Cesspools Seen as Major Health Issue
The National Water Institute warns suburban population growth and 1962 era housing expansion are expanding septic tanks and cesspools. In Suffolk County New York 150,000 private homes discharge 25 million gallons daily, urging public sewers to protect health. Nationwide over 5,000 communities lack adequate sewage treatment. $6 billion is eyed for needed upgrades by 1972.
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National Water Institute
The
Institute
Suffolk County
New York
NWI
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