Funeral Notices for Cash DeVore Schubert Baker
Several funeral services are listed for William Henry Cash infant in Lawton and for C L DeVore 69 in Lawton with long service history. Also M Sgt Alvin Schubert 41 of Lawton and William Frank Baker 78 of Stecker are announced with dates times and burial details.
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Becker Funeral Home
William Henry Cash
J. W. Cash
Grace Turtle
Saddle Mountain
Henry Cash
Clover
Betty Jane Sorrel
Buena Vista
Capital Honors Astronaut Cooper With White House Ceremony
President Kennedy awards astronaut Gordon Cooper the Distinguished Service Medal in a White House ceremony attended by NASA officials and fellow astronauts. Cooper and family then travel to the Capitol and later to New York for a ticker tape parade, as Malcolm Carpenter and other space figures join the celebration.
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Kennedy
Cooper
White House
Mrs. Kennedy
Coopers
U.S
John Glenn
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Lindbergh
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Trudy
Cam
Jan
Hattie Cooper
Carbondale
Colo
Capitol
Johnson
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Senate House Committee On Space Sciences
Pennsylvania Avenue
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Houston
Tex
Atte
Andrews
Air Force
Eugene Zuckert
Curtis E. LeMay
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Junior Village
Cape Canaveral
Moscow
Zuckert
Webb
LeMay
Canaveral
Donald
Deke) Slayton
Walter Schirra
Slayton
Schirra
Congress
State Department
Indiahoma FFA Barbecue Draws 250 Attendees
About 250 people attended the annual Indiahoma FFA barbecue held at the FFA barn. David Eckhart, newly elected chapter president, served as toastmaster as awards were presented by vice president Kenneth Allen. Awards went to Lonnie Sellers, Jay Woodward, Gary Neubauer, Ronny Hicks, Hank Abbott, Donnie Parker, Billy Kowena, Eddie Wilkerson, Jack Perkins, Jack Dodd and others for herd, showmanship, poultry, livestock judging, and farm shop achievements.
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FFA
David Eckhart
Kenneth Allen
Lonnie Sellers
Dekalb
Jay Woodward
Gary Neugebauer
Ronny Hicks
Hank Abbott
Donnie Parker
Billy Kowena
Eddie Wilkerson
Jimmy Carter
Preston Noel
Jack Perkins
Jack Dodd
Betancourt seeks tougher laws against political terrorists
President Romulo Betancourt announced Monday night he would ask Congress for stricter laws targeting political terrorists in Venezuela. The move follows ongoing security concerns in Caracas and signals a hard line against insurgent activity.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Congress
City Council Advances Urban Renewal Plans and Services
The council set one third financing for the Urban Renewal project with the city earning capital-improvement credits and the authority paying up to 2500 for city services. A planning-support contract covers maps building requirements zoning proposals and planning data for the Civic Center project area near the new police station. Other items include ambulance service negotiations seeking subsidies and two meetings on the issue, easement grants for a transmission line, paving completed in Ranch Oaks, fund transfers, ice cream vendor regulations study, parkway work at Gore and 12th, and a stop-sign relocation at 28th and Lincoln to control southbound traffic.
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Thority
Urban Renewal Authority
Civic Center
Gore Blvd
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Oklahoma Municipal League
Bowman
Western Farmers Electric Co-op
Lake Lawtonka
Ranch Oaks
Street Department
Gore
12Th
28Th
Lincoln
Redistricting Debate Shapes Oklahoma House Plan
Farm groups back a redistricting proposal while chairmen clash over its political viability. Allen argues rural support will push passage. Howze doubts it, noting changes in representation under the Model C plan. Oklahoma and Tulsa counties would gain a larger share but relative strength may decline with a bigger house.
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Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Allen
Howze
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Federal
House
U. S
Comanche County
Oklahoma County
YMCA drive continues as 77 percent of goal reached
YMCA building fund workers press on with a final cleanup campaign led by board president Allan Sasser after pledges reach 308 325 of a 400 000 goal. Rex Madeira notes the big gifts group expects to hit 287 500 with more outreach while Warren Smith says crews will stay active. A building committee will be formed later to advise on site and scope before board action.
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Ymca Building Fund
Allan Sasser
Ymca Board
Rex Madeira
Sasser
Big Gifts
Teams
Warren Smith
YMCA
Senator Cowden Returns to Oklahoma Senate
Senator Boyd Cowden of Chandler returned to work in the Oklahoma Senate after recovering from a heart attack in the chamber on April 23. He said he is feeling fine and back in the capitol.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Boyd Cowden
Chandler
Senate
Cowden
Capitol
Satanta Relics Remains Question Sparks Oklahoma Plan
Auchiah announced plans to consult Satanta’s kin over removal of remains from Texas to Oklahoma. He noted the grave at Huntsville prison, identified by a stone marker, and suggested burial in Saddle Mountain tribal cemetery while awaiting the actual law and copies of the resolution.
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Texas
Auchiah
John Bird
Huntsville
Satanta
Saddle Mountain
Mark Auchiah
Olevah
Fort Sill
Youth Arrested In Auto Incident
A 15 year old Lawton boy was arrested after being identified as the driver of a stolen 1962 Thunderbird involved in a crash at 53rd and Gore. He was released to his parents for custody during investigation and returned to the scene by his father.
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C. L
Dee) DeVore
Euclid
Centenary Methodist Church
DeVore
Argus Hamilton
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Lawton Funeral Home
Mr. DeVore
Olympia
Wash
LaGrande
Ore
Lawton
Air Service
Fort Sill’s Post Field
Emma Wilson
Public Service Company
Guthrie Consistory
India Temple Shrine
Oklahoma City
Old Settlers and Senior Citizens Clubs
Bill Love
Brownville
Tex
53Rd and
Gore
Bell
Sims Salvage Yard
S. 11Th
Ralph Rumbaugh
L. M. Knight
Shannon Crow
Gordon Roofing Co
Lee
B. W. Harris
N. 27Th
Oliver Cohen
Ferris
Wilbur Thomas
Cache Road
M. B. Capshaw
Holiday Plaza
Soviet Outcry Over U.S. Language Training Alleged
Moscow dispatch says the Soviet military paper accuses the United States of teaching soldiers foreign languages as part of aggressive imperialist plans against socialist nations. The claim frames language training as a military preparation and a threat to the bloc.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States Today
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