First Congregational Church Choir Plans Public Concert
The First Congregational Church choir at Seventh and C announces its first public concert since 1958 set for Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Fellowship Hall. Director David F Sandstrom leads soloists Mrs Paul DeCoster and Sandstrom with choir members and a vocal quartet performing selections including Calvary The Lord s Prayer You ll Never Walk Alone and Give Me Your Tired Your Poor.
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First Congregational Church
Seventh and C
David F. Sandstrom
Fellowship Hall
Paul DeCoster
Calvary
Sandstrom
DeCoster
Wayne Smith
Jerusalem
Donald L. R. McDougle
Warren Moeller
Pfc
Bob Ricciolli
Roger Sherwood
Louis Collins
Erroll Miller
Riccioli
Sp4
Wilson
Burger
Mrs. Miller
Robberies Continue With Hijacker Details At Motel
Police linked three separate hijack incidents. At Face Service station an attendant described a brown hat and gray coat worn by the suspect who escaped with about 80 to 85 dollars after forcing open a cash register. Eyewitnesses offered conflicting descriptions including a white scarf and mark on the face.
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Dale Butler
Lee
Butler
H Butler
Mathis
Forthman
Films Shown By Enid Professor At Music Camp
Pr Henry Hobart of Phillips University Enid presented films of Inspiration Point music camp in Eureka Springs Arkansas to Lawton high mate vocal music class in New York.
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Henry Hobart
Phillips University
Enid
Inspiration Point
Eureka Springs
Ark
Lawton High
Tony
Subscription rates for Lawton area newspapers listed
Rates show morning press and Sunday at 1.55 monthly in Lawton with various combinations. Mail subscriptions cover several Oklahoma counties and surrounding areas with prices per year and per month, including Constitution and Press options. Some lines indicate different regions and delivery terms with small print notes on taxes and single year terms.
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Ciess
Lawton
Ohio
Constitution
Constitution Press
Cory
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Codco
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson
Sundey
Press & Sun
Oklahome & Lowton P
Press & Sunday
Oklahome
Bailey touts turnpike viability from Purcell to Ardmore
Bailey says a turnpike could open within 30 months after bonds. He cites an engineering survey from 1931 and proposes a new feasibility study with traffic analysis by Wilbur Smith & Associates and an Bailey engineering review. Estimated 51 miles would cost 37 to 44 million depending on route.
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Bailey
Highway Department
Purcell
Springer
Okla
Ardmore
Wynnewood
Pauls Valley
Davis, Wayne and Pauli
Turner
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Wilbur Smith & Associates
Fort Sill United Fund drives exceed goals amid strong participation
Fort Sill reports an 122 percent completion of its 85 000 goal with receipts totaling 104 729 98. Col Alfred Farrell notes most commands hit targets led by Col William Lancey s 184 2 percent finish and several groups exceeding 100 percent. Lawton s drive totals 127 074 08 or 92 2 percent of its 137 800 goal. A cleanup drive is planned with results to be announced this weekend by Bill Johnson.
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Fort Sill
United Fund
Alfred Farrell
Artillery and Missile Center
1St
Field Artillery Missile Brigade
Farrell
Lawton
Bill Johnson
PTA on Record for More Local School Financing
Muskogee delegates to the Oklahoma Congress of Parent Teachers Associations backed higher local school funding by 446 to 68 and approved 429 to 80 for more state aid. They favored equalization of local property tax assessments 450 to 34 but rejected any reduction or abolition of the homestead exemption 276 to 218. Altus was chosen as the 1964 meeting site.
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Muskogee
UPI
Oklahoma Congress of Parent- Teachers Associations
Altus
Picketers Protest Prisoners Deaths in New York
About 600 demonstrators gathered outside the West 10th Street police station protesting the deaths of Victor Rodriguez and Maximo Salerno as two youths in an upper West Side apartment house incident. Five demonstrators were arrested for disorderly conduct. no injuries were reported. Patrolman James Edmundons said he shot the pair after Rodriguez allegedly fired a shot in the patrol car.
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New York
West 10Th Street
Victor Rodriguez
Maximo Salerno
Upper West Side
James Edmundons
Rodriguez
Orientation for 70 Blue-Teens and 10 Gray Ladies
Red Cross and hospital orientation will be held Saturday at 9 30 am in the City-County Health department auditorium. Dr Avalo V Caldwell will stress doctor patient volunteer ties as 62 teens receive completion certificates in Red Cross first aid with Trooper Joe Elam presenting. Co chairs are Mrs W R Cooter and Mrs Ellen Rush.
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Red Cross
Mike Darnell
County Red Cross
Sheridan Rd
Avalo V. Caldwell
Memorial Hospital
Memorial
McMahon - Tomlinson Nursing Center
American Red Cross
Fort Sill
Lydia Blount
State Highway Patrol
Joe Elam
W. R. Cooter
Ellen Rush
Police Court Disposes of Municipal Judge Oaks Session
Today police court cases handled by Municipal Judge J Merle Oaks list multiple defendants with speeding running a stop sign failing to yield right of way and other traffic violations. Several bonds were forfeited and fines imposed including cases of public drunkenness disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
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J. Merle Oaks
Wilkes
Verstenete
Lowton
Elmo C. Roley
Dearborn
John PR. Meeger
Willow Spring
Ernest M. Long Jr
Buddy Sect
Myra Grocerick
Robert W. Block, Jr
Star Troller Park
Forceny
Neve G. Burdine
Angie Hotel
Erlert Shimock
Lou's Lynn Givens
Chester Dirck
Ash
Joccavetta Sue Holt
Leva Tne Collins
Mckinsey
Robert Oscer Webt
Gore
Leon Pay Hurst
Red
Clyde
W Marcemey
Elgin
Foltewire Fom
Witten G. Ticer
Tayier
Johe
Robert Neo
Fanes
Kerdal
Spencer
Pinen Trotter Park
Coty Whitlock
Lewten
Lorence
Wyatt
Garber
Ford
Lawton Teens Prepare for State Hi-Y Conference Trip
Forty five Lawton youths head to Sequoyah State Park for a two day State Hi-Y conference. State president Mary Margaret Newcombe will preside at luncheons and banquets and oversee election procedures.
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Lawton
Sequoyah State Park
Wagoner
Mary Margaret Newcombe
Warren Smith
YMCA
Lawton Hi-Y
Jodi Howard
Jeri Trope
Ashley Cagle
Jerry Porter
P. R. Ramey
Nancy George
Pat Menendez
Linda McCord
Sherry Trussell
Susan Currell
Claiborn Ellis
Bob Looney
Edward Rydman
Dallas
Tex
Smith
Tri-Hi-Y
Don Collier
Larry Klee
Keith Parris
Carol Rust
Phyllis Autry
Jeanie Blake
Lynda Booth
Susan Brillhart
Carmen Cintron
Sara Cloninger
Judy &Ason
Gloria Farris
Sharlie Conter
Sandie Hagan
Lynda Helms
Linda Jenkins
Lewanne Johnson
Jennie Leggett
Jan Tisk
Jan Little
Sally Porter
Sherrie Singleton
Ann Smith
Stephanie Jones
Karen Tackett
Batricia Tompkins
Patti Walker
Linda Watts
Mary Ann Winter
Glenda Wood
Myra Zerbis
Lauren Ellis
Marshal Looney
Hi-Y
Leslie Howard
Marvy Jane Bradford
Arnold Newcombe
Rewards Offered In KC Killings
Rewards totaling 6250 have been offered in four of the nine unsolved murder cases in the Greater Kansas City area this year. An investment firm that employed Mrs. Shirley Lee Moore posted a 1000 reward for her killer after she was found Wednesday stabbed eight times. Rewards also have been posted in the deaths of Mrs Patricia Willoughby Henry C. Graham and Martin Luther Graybeal.
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Kansas City
Greater
Shirley Lee Moore
Patricia Willoughby
Henry C. Graham
Martin Luther Graybeal
Rain Deluge Spurs Oklahoma Farmers Boosted by Storm
Rain from a Pacific front drenched central and western Oklahoma with from .25 to .75 inch totals. Quapaw recorded 1.70 inches, Belton 1.38, Smithville 0.93, Fargo 0.80, Vici 0.80, Vinita 0.80. A tornado touched ground near Ralston with no damage. A fatal crash in Oklahoma City linked to the rain occurred as Mrs. Helen Kubiak, 21, died after her car struck a bridge abutment near I-35 and 44. Lawton area forecast: partly cloudy and colder with highs near 58 and 52, lows around 30.
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Wichita Mountains
Pacific Coal Front
Oklahoma
Quapaw
Idabel
Smithville
Fargo
Vinita
Vici
Ralston
Oklahoma City
Helen Kubiak
Harrah
Cambodia seeks France aid to replace U.S. funds
Phnom Penh authorities say Cambodia will ask France for financial and military assistance after rejecting U.S. aid and fearing Communist China influence. Prince Norodom Sihanouk declared France the capable Western power for Asia and that Americans have been erased from the country.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
France
U.S
Norodom Sihanouk
China
Asia
Brokers Back On Exchange Reinstates Trading Privileges
New York Stock Exchange reopened trading for J. R. Williston and Beane Inc after suspending them along with Ira Haupt & Co due to near 19 million dollar margin shortfall from Allied Crude ml & Vegetable Refining Co of Bayonne New Jersey. The exchange announced the reinstatements on its ticker tape.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
J. R. Williston and Beane, Inc
Williston and Beane
Ira Haupt & Co
Allied Crude ml & Vegetable Refining Co
Bayonne
New York Exchange
French Youth 18 Kills Self Using Gasoline Fire
In Nimes France an 18 year old man killed himself by pouring gasoline on his clothes and lighting a match. Police say he appears to have chosen the method after reading reports of gasoline suicides tied to Viet Nam era Buddhist protests against the Diem regime.
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Nimes
France
Lawton High School assembly features Cameron chorus
Cameron college chorus directed by Gene Brooks entertained at Lawton High School. Mrs. Mary Ellen Cost presented sterling silver harp pins with an L center to LHS organists Melanie Merritt and Joe Earls Jr.
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Cameron College
Gene Brooks
Lawton
Mary Ellen Cost
LHS
Melanie Merritt
Joe Earls Jr
St Marys Students Kick Off Basketball Season With Pep Rally
Students at St Marys High School held a pep rally in the gym on a Tuesday to start the basketball season. Cheerleaders performed a skit called Lovers of Art and led the crowd in yells while photos of the Lancerettes pep club and the Golden Knights basketball team were taken for the program.
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St. Mary's High School
Lancerettes
Golden Knights
Lawton High Students Compete in Phillips Speech Tourney
Twenty three Lawton high school students compete today in a speech tournament at Phillips University. The event gathers student speakers from area schools to showcase oratory skills and public presentation.
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Lawton High School
Phillips University
Cotonsip Promises Relief For Constipation Overnight
A newspaper ad touts Cotonsip as a new colon nerve stimulant with bulking action to restore regularity. It claims tense nerves block bowel impulses and promises gentle, overnight relief and a clinically proven effect at a retroductory price of 43 cents.
Thanksgiving Service Set at Lawton Church
Lawton’s First Church of Christ Scientist plans a 11 a m Thanksgiving Day service at 631 EF. A Bible lesson on Thanksgiving will be featured along with expressions of thanks, hymns and prayer.
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Lawton
Church of Christ, Scientist
Creighton University to Organize Oklahoma City Alumni Club
Creighton University in Omaha Nebraska will organize an alumni club in Oklahoma City at a 6 30 pm dinner in December at the Quail Creek Country Club. Law ton and area alumni are invited to attend.
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Creighton University
Omaha
Nebr
Oklahoma City
Quail Creek
Lawton
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Elgg
Quality Optical Service
Bellmon
McAlester
Hugo
U. S. Army Training Center, Field Artillery
William’ §. Lancey
U. S. Army Artillery and Missile School
34Th Brigade
PTA
Murphy Cole
Arthur J. Kruger
Bart Kearins
Thomas A. Tackett
Clinton
Jerry R King
Mr. B
Donald Casey
Robert Louis Wiser
Sneed Acres
Don L. Giles
Lacy
Ascot
Peggy Perkins
Peter
Paul
Mary
Zaie
Zale’s
Zale
Eria
John R. Zitoon
Optometrist
Ave
Lawton, Okla
Geneva Electric
Giarm
Ucla
Uae
Izale
Cache Road
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