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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1963

Page

7

Racial Unrest Hits Segregated Georgia Town in 1871 Case

In Americus Georgia police jailed four youths for inciting insurrection tied to a 1871 law after mass Negro demonstrations at a segregated theater. The case sparked nationwide protests while officials warn against integration as white leaders urge calm.

Americus Georgia Americas Albany Fred B. Chappell Chappell Pace Donald Harris New York Ralph W. Allen Melrose Mass John Perdew Denver Colo Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Zev Aelony Minneapolis Congress of Racial Equality

Cook Admits Slaying Socialite in Midland

James Lee Marion, 22, a short order cook, confessed to bludgeoning socialite Mrs. Fred Turner Jr., 66, wife of oilman Fred Turner, in her Midland home after burglary. He said she fired a .38 pistol, he attacked, and fled the mansion after threatening officers with a pistol. Their daughter was knocked unconscious during the assault. Marion was arrested Tuesday in an attic after fleeing the home.

Perdew Allen Zev Aelony Congress of Racial Equality Harris Rutgers University Aelony Stephen Pace Jr Midland Tex UPS Texas James Lee Marion Fred Turner Jr Marion Turner Tomy Lee Las Vegas N. M Clarence Scharbauer, Jr

Edmondson accuses Goldwater of political reversal

Rep Ed Edmondson of Oklahoma accuses Sen Barry Goldwater of staging a legislative double reverse on the Arkansas River navigation project. Goldwater had urged scrapping the billion dollar plan but then backed it after new information from Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon. Edmondson says Oklahomans won t be fooled by pledges to halt or slow the project.

Washington Upi Ed Edmondson D-Okla Arizona Barry Goldwater Edmondson Goldwater GOP Oklahoma Henry Bellman

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