Nine People Face Traffic Charges at Wildlife Refuge
The county attorney's office filed traffic charges against nine arrestees from a highway patrol sweep and one cited for fishing without a license at a Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge lake. Named defendants include Joy L. Carter 34, Ira Tillman 46, Charles E. Hennessee 39, George Brister 36, Sophia Baker 46, Frank P. Flores 25, Barbara June Moore 30, William L. Harper 30, David Jones 42, and Jan K. Wilson 27, with offenses ranging from driving left of center to speeding and stop-sign violations.
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Highway Patrol
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
C. B. Hamblin
Joy L. Carter
Lindy
Ira Tillman
Fort Sill
Charles FE. Hennessee
Geronimo
George Brister
Medicine Park
Sophia Baker
S. 26Th Place
Frank P. Flores
Rt. 1
Bennett
Tex
Barbara June Moore
Figin
William L. Harper
S. 25Th
David Jones
Summit
Jan K. Wilson
Fort Sill Blvd
Court plans delay in Genovese appeal on Narco case
Justice Clark and two dissenters favor Supreme Court hearing Genovese et al. for a new review after 1959 convictions. they warn sending the case back to lower court would merely delay the final decision. Valachi testified Genovese as boss of bosses in Cosa Nostra.
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Circuit Court
Clark
Supreme Court
Campbell
Supreme
Genovese
New York
Natale Evola
Salvatore Santora
Vincent Gigante
Joseph di Palermo
Charles di Palermo
Rocco Mazzie
Carmine Polizzano
Ralph Polizzano
Charles Barcellona
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Cosa Nostra
Russian Wheat Buyers On Way to United States
Izvestia reports a Soviet trade delegation leaving for the United States to negotiate up to 250 million dollars of wheat purchases. The mission aims to ease shortages from poor grain harvests while the USSR has already contracted 600 million dollars of Canadian and Australian wheat.
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Moscow
UPI
Izvestia Today
United States
Izvestia
Ussr
Soviet Union
Discovery of the Poinsettia by Joel Poinsett
The poinsettia was found in Mexico in 1828 by Dr. Joel Poinsett the first U.S. minister to that country. The flower was named in his honor.
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U.S
Mexico
Joel Poinsett
South Carolina
Subscription Rates for Lawton Daily Press Readers
Rates list for second class postages in Lawton Oklahoma area and surrounding counties. Pricing includes morning and Sunday editions, constitutionals, and mail subscriptions with monthly and yearly figures, plus box delivery. Rates show differences by region and delivery type with tax notes and special single copies.
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Lawton
Oklo
Constitution
Constitution Press
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson
A&a
Press & Sum
Oklahoma & Lowton
Oklahoma
Press & Sunday
Const
Press & Sun
Fire at Park residence heavily damages home after gasoline fumes ignite stove
Firefighters responded to a blaze at a Park Street house Sunday afternoon. The structure occupied by Pfc. Robert A. Sherman sustained about 700 dollars in damage to the house and contents. The fire was started by fumes from gasoline poured from a tray into a can and caught by a stove pilot light. Mrs. Gill aided in the occupants escape.
Anti Government Demonstration Erupts Into Riot in Santo Domingo
In Santo Domingo an anti government rally devolved into a riot as police used clubs and tear gas to disperse protesters. Authorities arrested 32 demonstrators in the wake of the disturbance, the most serious since President Bosch was toppled Sept. 25 in a military coup.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Muscular Aches Pain Relief Ad from Gilbert-Woods Drug
An advertisement touts Provo tablets for temporary relief of minor aches and body stiffness from arthritis rheumatism bursitis lumbago backaches and muscular pain. It guarantees money back if discomfort persists. Includes address 431 D-Cache Rd. Sq. and drug counter hints.
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Gilbert-Woods Drug
Edwards
Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Herter Set to Speak at Tulsa Trade Convention
Christian A. Herter will be principal speaker at Tulsa November 20 for the 50th national foreign trade convention. Other participants include Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges, E. S. Hoglund of the National Foreign Trade Council and Arthur K. Watson of IBM World Trade Corp. More than 2,000 business and government leaders are expected for the three days of meetings.
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Tulsa
UPI
Christian A. Herter
Prsident
Luther H. Hodges
FE. S. Hoglund
National Foreign Trade Council
Arthur K. Watson
IBM World Trade Corp
Pioneer Water Development Booster Guy Treat Dies
OKLAHOMA CITY AP Guy B Treat 75 a pioneer booster of water development programs and an instigator of a proposal to extend navigation to the Oklahoma City area died Sunday Treat joined in 1955 with retired Col Francis J Wilson executive vice president of the Arkansas Basin Development Association in preparing a report favoring construction of a canal to provide a navigation channel from Eufaula Reservoir to the capital city.
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Oklahoma City
Guy B. Treat
Treat
Francis J. Wilson
Arkansas Basin Development Association
Eufaula Reservoir
Presidio Named Largest U S Military Reservation Within City
The Presidio in San Francisco is recognized as the largest military reservation inside a city in the United States. It originated as the military headquarters for Spain’s Charles III era troops.
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United States
San Francisco
Presidio
Spain
Charles III
Police raid gambling game. nine arrested in city
Nine people were arrested early Sunday at an eastside residence during an alleged gambling game. In the afternoon, raids at three private clubs led to charges against owners and employees for unlawful liquor sales. Officers seized liquor and mixing bottles at the Peppermint Oriental and Trade Winds clubs.
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Eastside
Jerry Butler
Robert McCune
Peppermint Club
Oriental Club
Trade Winds Club
Pat Abbe
Duff Apartments
Ray Caldwell
Baldwin
Kina Petton
N. Fifth
Jimmie D. Roach
Ann Cockrell
Bell
Caldwell
Roach
Wood
No. 7
Fred Mitchell
Carl Lindgren
Gerald High
Oklahoma Rain Totals Across State Highlight Varied Day
Weather totals show 4 inches at Newkirk and other 1-inch to 2 inch readings across Oklahoma. City reports include 1.89 inches in Oklahoma City and 1.47 inches in Altus Enid. highs reached the 70s and 80s with cooler nights.
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Weather Bureau
Newkirk
Oklahoma
Hennessey
Okeene
Perry
Guthrie
Kingfisher
Carnegie
Clinton
Colony
Cordell
Lookeba
Oklahoma City
Ponca City
Altus
Enid
Ft. Sill
Clinton - Sherman Air Force Base
Tulsa
Gage
Hobart
McAlester
Clinton-Sherman
Guymon
Ardmore
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Treatment
New healing substance Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery across many cases.
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New York, N. Y
Bartlesville to Vote on Major Bond Program
Bartlesville voters will decide November 19 on the first part of a 15 year 4.9 million bond program. Funds would build a new high school and upgrade city police station streets highways county fairgrounds Washington County Memorial Hospital.
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Bartlesville
UPI
Washington County Memorial Hospital
Campho-Phenique Ring of Protection Pimple Guidance
The ad promotes Campho-Phenique as a preventive antiseptic for pimples, describing a protective ring around the lesion to stop spread and reinfection. It stresses immediate use at first sign, skin friendly application under makeup, and keeping a bottle on hand for rapid treatment.
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