Complacency Makes Politics Dull Ahead of 1964 Race
AP analyst James Marlow notes a quiet political scene as Kennedy pursues peace and prosperity while rivals Rockefeller and Goldwater spar chiefly about domestic policy. With no imminent crises, the 1964 campaign will hinge on party differences at home unless new international shocks emerge.
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Washington
Kennedy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Congress
University of Maine
Goldwater
U.S
Rockefeller
Fund Workers To Meet Tuesday State Teachers Meet Thursday
United Fund workers will meet Tuesday morning for a coffee report meeting in Lawton as the drive nears its $137,800 target. Bill Johnson urges card collection and notes only 40 percent turned in. totals stand at $73,942.14 for 53.7 percent of the city goal. The Lawton-Fort Sill drive aims $196,400 with $58,600 from the post. local and national agencies benefit. Oklahoma City hosts the 73rd Oklahoma Education Association convention with 18,000 teachers, featuring Francis Kepplin and Sir Ronald Gould. events at Municipal Auditorium include a Teacher's Worry Clinic.
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United Fund
Lawton
USA
Bill Johnson
Johnson
Lawton-Fort Sill
Col
Alfred Farrell
Sill
Salvation Army
Chartered Negro Mission
Goodwill Industries
Lawton City Mission
Red Cross
Patterson Community Center
Red Shield Boys Club
Easter Service Association
USC
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
YMCA
Girl Scouts
American Social Health Association
Council On Social Work Education
United Seamen's Service
International Social Service
National Social Welfare Assembly
Blinded Veterans Association
National Urban League
National Travelers Aid Association
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Oklahoma
Selassie Stays On In Morocco Mediation efforts amid border clash
Emperor Haile Selassie delayed departure from Morocco to press talks with Moroccan officials and seek a meeting between Algerian and Moroccan foreign ministers. Balafrej and Routefika in Rabat, with plans to visit Paris and Algiers. U Thant mediation offered but no ceasefire in sight as Algeria and Morocco demand dominance over border areas and Sahara.
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Marrakech
Morocco
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Abdelaziz Routeflika
Ahmed Balafrej
Rabat
Hassan I
Routeflika
Paris
Algiers
Balafrej
U.N
New York
U Thant
Thant
Sahara
Eleven hurt in local weekend traffic accidents
Police report eleven people injured in several wrecks over the weekend. The worst suffered serious injuries when Jack Crow, 39, was pinned between two parked cars on Rogers Lane and later treated for a broken pelvis and multiple wounds at Memorial hospital.
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Jack Crow
Rogers Lane
Crow
Memorial Hospital
J. D. Cregg
Cregg
Long
Cregg Auto
Cache Road
40Th
William P. Bennett
Rt. 4
Lawton
John R. Overstreet
Rt. 1
Cache
Wesley Overstreet
Bobby Jackson
Bennett
Eula E. Powell
Blue
U. S Army Hospital
Fort Sill
18Th
McKinley
T. Gardner
Monroe
Littie Mae Powell
DeSoto
Woman stabbed at VFW club leaves victim in critical condition
A 21 year old woman, Mary Ann Filey of 101 A, suffered a punctured lung and knife wounds after a fight with an 18 year old eastside woman at the Veterans of Foreign Wars club. The suspect was arrested nearby on assault with a deadly weapon charge and claimed self defense.
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Mary Ann Filey
Southwestern Clinic Hospital
Oklahoma City
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
N. Second
City Improvement Group To Meet Tonight
Lawton View Improvement association led byRev H P Parris announces a meeting at 8 p m in Dunbar school auditorium to discuss children's recreational facilities and sanitary requirements with emphasis on public attendance.
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Lawton View Improvement Association
H. P. Parris
Dunbar School
Court Overturns Negro Convictions
The Supreme Court overturned 373 convictions of Negro students fined or jailed for breach of the peace after a demonstration march in Orangeburg South Carolina. The high court cited a related Columbia case that affirmed peaceful demonstration rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Orangeburg
S.C
Caro
Lina Supreme Court
Capitol Grounds
Columbia
Raccoon Caught Far From Home Near Hugo
A 15 pound female cream colored raccoon was captured near Hugo by Bob Berryhill and Don Prater after sightings on a hollow tree limb along a country road northeast of Hugo.
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Hugo
Bob Berryhill
Don Prater
Cubs Present Giant Ghost Halloween Skit at Pack 170 Meeting
Members of Cub Scout Pack 170 staged The Giant Ghost a Halloween skit written by Den 8. Cast included Robert Peck Robert Newman Robert Hoskins Raymond Burgess Leslie Scott Dale Smith Ricky Wilkinson and Wayne Naylor. Cub master Robert G Edmondson awarded pack members including Allen Zumwalt Ronald Hawkins Richard Wilkinson and many others with bobcat silver arrow and service stars. Den 6 opened and Den 5 closed the ceremony.
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Den
B. C. Swinney
Schol
Den 8
Robert Peck
Robert Newman
Robert Hoskins
Raymond Burgess
Leslie Scott
Dale Smith
Ricky Wilkinson
Wayne Naylor
Robert G. Edmondson
Allen Zumwalt
Ronald Hawkins
Richard Wilkinson
Kevin Pipes
Danny Johnston
Steve Crook
Lion
Greg Horton
Paul Sieg
Jeff Erwin
Wayne Riley
Donald Holman
Jimmy Montgomery
Kenneth Copeland
Den 6
Den 5
House approves river projects funding bill
The House passed by voice vote a bill authorizing 145 million dollars to continue seven river basin flood control projects through June 30. Rep. Davis noted Congress may appropriate the funds, while Rep. Alger opposed the emergency designation amid budget concerns. The measure lists allocations for Arkansas 31M Brazos 13M Central and Southern Florida 4M Columbia 36M Ohio 47M White River 1M Los Angeles Basin 12M. A memo cited missing new Senate additions including a 25.1M dam near Waurika Oklahoma.
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Washington
House
Clifford Davis
D-Tenn
Congress
Senate
Arkansas
Brazos
Texas
Central
Florida
Columbia
Ohio
White River
Missouri
Los Angeles Basin
Bruce Alger
R-Tex
Waurika
Okla
NBC Fare Highlights Sunday TV Range From Classics To New Shows
NBC-TV showcased four hours of varied programming Sunday including The Tempest with Maurice Evans and Richard Burton, a Tunnel rerun, and a social work documentary. Future NBC News Encore titles Vincent Van Gogh A Self Portrait and Jacqueline Kennedy's Tour of the White House are planned. The network also previews a new weekly magazine program named Sunday and resumes Wild Kingdom with Marlin Perkins.
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Maurice Evans
Richard Burton
West Berlin
New York City
111Th Street
Nbc-Tv
NBC News
Vincent van Gogh
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Marlin Perkins
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Cubs
Marvin's Burger
Raymond’s
Sheridan Road
Cache and
Lawton Mattress
MFG. CO
Cache Rd
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NBC
By Rick DL Brow
United Press International
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Peter Falk
Susan Strasberg
Paul Lukas
Robert Strauss
Bob Hope
Boris Karloff
Jimmy Dean
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Lake
Tonite Wednessas
Camila
Rod Cameron
Sidney’s Dairy Dreams
2Nd & Bell
Lith & Lee
16Th & Cache Rd
26Th
Kirk Douglas
Mitzi Gaynor
Gig Young
Thelma Ritter
Leslie Omraish
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William Bendix
Universal
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Laurence Pine
Edward
Trade Winds Club
Cain and Abel
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D Avenue
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Winters
Hyer
Diana
RITZ
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Sun
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Eee
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Etrocolor
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