Oklahoma Democratic committee moves to coordinate with national party
The 15 member executive committee adopted a resolution creating a 28 member Oklahoma Democratic coordinating committee to align state and national efforts. Labor leaders criticized the move amid debates over right-to-work and party unity, with McGill opposing and urging further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
Roy Tillman
Afl-Cio
Gene McGill
Tillman
McGill
S. M
Buddy) Wilcoxson
Shawnee
Oklahoma Democratic Coordinating Committee
State
Young Democratic Organization
Democratic Party
Kennedy
Thiey
Airman Faces Three Counts
The county attorney's office filed three charges of driving while intoxicated and three for an 18-year-old airman, James T. Littleton of Sheppard AFB, arrested after a Friday chase. He faces reckless driving, resisting arrest, and transporting an opened bottle. Wade, Keber, and Tubbs also face drunken driving charges.
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Sheppard Afb
James T. Littleton
Railroad and Lee
Derrel Musgrove
Second
Lincoln
Step” Wade
Park
Richard Keber
Fort Sill
Gerald Wayne Tubbs
Wichita Falls
Lawton Church Honors Pastor Clark Day Ceremony
Lawton church leaders declared Dr. Tom B. Clark Day and honored the pastor with a framed resolution for eight years of service. The service featured a sermon by H R Lee and a henne boutonniere, followed by a dinner led by the Christian Women's Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian i
Maurine O'Kelly
Jack Hart
James Hardage
Dr. Clark
The
American Legion
East Lawton Shooting Ties Suspect to Custis Slaying
Police report a fatal shooting near Bell Street in Fort Sill area with suspect and Arthur Ellis named among involved parties. The suspect described a fight between Ellis and an unidentified man before Custis confronted them, leading to multiple gunshots and Custis’s death at the Army hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Lee Custis
Asbury Park
N. J
Ing. Polite
Johnnie Rhodes
No. 13
Bell
Fort Sil
Stout
East Lawton
Arthur Ellis
Cray
Ellis
Custis
Nher
Fort $41
Cane
U. S. Army Hospital
Fire at Surfside hotel sparks citywide blaze in Ocean City
Police say 30 were registered at the Surfside, with six in the living quarters and the night watchman among the evacuees. The blaze spread to seven nearby buildings along Maryland Avenue and Virginia Avenue, destroying four hotels and two rooming houses before flames were brought under control.
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Aed
Rauer
Philip Johnson
Surfside
Maryland Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Louis Levine
Convention Hall
James Mutten
Stratmore
Leonard
Imperial Annex
Mullen
James Dooney
Jack Godowsky
Dooney
Frank H. Watley Funeral Services Pending
Frank H. Watley of 115 Bell Drive died at about 7:35 a.m. today after arriving dead at a local hospital. Born November 6, 1912 in Chandler he moved to Lewton in 1913 and was a Barnett Chapel A.M.E. church member. Survivors include four sisters Juanita Henry of Washington DC Mary Rellier of Phoenix Callie Lee Copland of Minot and Jennie V. Travers of 115 Rell Drive.
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Jefferson Funeral Home
Frank H. Watley
Bell Dr
Chandler
Lewton
Barnett Chapel
A.M.E
Juanita Henry
Washington, D. C
Mary Rellier
Phoenix
Ariz
Callie Lee Copland
Minot
D.D
Jennie V. Travers
Rell
Police Court Disposes Cases Daily Under Municipal Judge Oaks
A list of cases disposed of in police court today by Municipal Judge J. Merle Oaks shows defendants and dispositions. Cereton Cheat and White Swen apart Lucida Waoheee faced end battery charges with fines around ten dollars. Pitcher and Grace Ward were fined ten dollars for various offenses. Bud Weer and Merten fievsow faced end battery and related charges with ten dollar penalties. Brickley, Ark. faced reckless endangerment with a fifteen dollar fine.
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J. Merle Oaks
Cereton
White
Lucida Waoheee
de Moye
Rivote Promerty
Fishem
Monee
Grace Ward
J. Vegrency
Sunport
Bud Weer
Merten
Brickley
Ark
Obituary Notices for Mrs. Ollie Dillard and Claude Adkinson
Services for Mrs. Ollie R. Dillard will be held in Waurika First Presbyterian Church with burial in Waurika cemetery. She died in Farmington New Mexico and is survived by her son Paul Dillard. Claude H. Adkinson, 68, of Cyril, a retired Fort Sill civil service worker, died at a Cyril hospital. He is survived by his wife Thelma and multiple children. Burial arrangements are pending.
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Waurika
Ollie R. Dillard
First Presbyterian
Farmington
N. M
Campbell Long
Waurika Cemetery
Worley
Cyril
Cyril Funeral
Claude H. Adkinson
Cyril Hospital
Mr. Adkinson
Lead Hill
Ark
Thelma Pierce
Faxon
Fletcher
Fort Sill
First Baptist Church
Carts
Pierce
Anita Sahineske
Dalco Tex
Reba Gray
Mount Ida
Jane Adkinson
John
San Antonio
Tex
Ray
Corpus Christi
Billy Joe
Winchester Bay
Ore
Tommy
Whiteman Air Force Base
Curtis
Lizzie Brown
Lookehe
Minnie Powell
Ethel Rhodes
Lawton
Lee
Lookeba
Human blood salt balance mirrors seawater in lower concentration
Like other vertebrates, human blood has the same ratio of dissolved salts as ocean water but in a lower concentration, reflecting a common physiology among vertebrates.
Muscular Aches Pains Relief Ad at Gilbert Woods Drug
An advertisement promotes PROVO tablets for temporary relief from minor aches and pains and stiffness linked to arthritis rheumatism bursitis lumbago backache and muscular pains. It notes money back and lists Gilbert Woods Drug at 431 D Cache Road.
Kennedy Opens Florida Texas Swing as 1964 Campaign Emerges
President Kennedy moves from Palm Beach to MacDill Air Force Base and plans five speeches in Tampa and Miami, including a major foreign policy address. He then heads to Texas for a three day trip to Dallas Fort Worth Houston San Antonio Austin and Johnson City.
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America
Kennedy
Florida
Strike Command
MacDill Air Force Base
Tampa
Palm Beach
MacDill
Washington
Miami
Inter-American Press Association
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Austin
Johnson City
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Miami Beach
Hemisphere
Carlos Humberto
Argentina
Press Association
Hernane
Campno Puente antiseptic for quick pain relief
Stop pain instantly and prevent infection with Campno Puente antiseptic. The product claims rapid healing without burning like iodine and targets cuts scratches and minor burns for children. Keep a bottle in the medicine chest for instant use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puente
Cityan Overcome By Gas Regains Consciousness
John Trotter, 22, a truck route salesman for Scott's Holsum bakery, regained consciousness two weeks after carbon monoxide gas from a space heater left in a trailer home near Sixth and Ferris rendered him unconscious. He was moved from Lawton to University Hospital in Oklahoma City and could answer simple questions with limited movement as doctors planned a neurology exam. his wife Carolyn and mother Mrs. Both Trotter kept vigil.
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John Trotter
Scott's
Holsume Bakery
Trotter
Lawton Hospital
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Carolyn
Nurses Attend State Meeting in Western Hills Lodge
Eleven Lawton nurses attended a state convention of licensed practical nurses held November 12 to 14 at the Western Hills state lodge in Waggoner. Attendees included local president Mrs. Gladys Newton and nurses Nora Harry Ethel Hillis Dua Slaughter Grace Keeler Bernice Riggins Maggie Hayworth Edith Daniels Ida Mae Heidt Martha Baughter and student Glenda Blake who served as page. The meeting was led by national president Kathryn Garrity of Boston and state president Fave Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Western Hills State Lodge
Waggoner
Gladys Newton
Nora Harry
Ethel Hillis
Dua Slaughter
Grace Keeler
Bernice Riggins
Maggie Hayworth
Edith Daniels
Ida Mae Heidt
Martha Baughter
Glenda Blake
Kathryn Garrity
Boston
Mass
Copper pots prize at Olympic Games in ancient Greece
Ancient Greece valued metal utensils highly as prizes at the Olympic Games with copper pots among the rewards. The statement notes copper pots as notable trophies reflecting the era's prized metalware.
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Greece
Oklahoma City Chosen For 1964 NAACP Meeting
Oklahoma City was selected as the site for the 1964 NAACP meeting. Dr E A Owens local branch president reported the 33rd annual conference of the Oklahoma NAACP closed with an address by Clarence A Laws regional secretary. The three day event included a Friday address by Gloster B Current NAACP director of branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
NAACP
E. A. Owens
New Zion Baptist Church
Oklahoma
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Clarence A. Laws
New Orleans
Gloster B. Current
New York City
Subscription Rates for Morning Press and Constitution
Rates list for Loewen office area and surrounding counties. Monthly and per-copy prices for Morning Press and Constitution plus Sunday editions, with mail and box delivery options and exemptions. Notes include state tax and subscription year references.
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Loewen
Ofc
Poyebie
Lawton
Constitution
Ee Constitution Press
Cemenche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Coddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson
Const. & Sundey
Press & Sunday
Press & Sun
Cikichoma & Lowton P.O
Sundey
Press & Sundey
Const
Press & Sur
Sunday Constitution Press
Primatene Tablets Marketed As Prescription-Free Asthma Relief
An ad notes Primatene tablets as the asthma formula doctors prescribe most for private patients, now available without prescription in many states. It claims rapid relief from attacks lasting hours, with three medicines combined to open airways loosen congestion and reduce nervous tension, promoting sleep and freedom from spasms at 98 cents a bottle.
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New York, N. Y
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Wayne
Walton Cook
Kenneth
Vernal
Utah
Morell McBride
Moore
Leon Richardson
Corwin
10Th St
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Elgin
Mrs
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