Ancient Permian reptile skeleton joins New York collection
A well preserved captorhinus skeleton from Richer ton Dolese quarry arrives at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The six inch long Permian reptile was found by the Museum of the Great Plains and forwarded after identification by the Museum of the Great Falls in Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Museum of the Great Plains
Dolese
Richeton
Museum of the
E. H. Colbert
Department of
American Museum
Marvin E. Tong Jr
Lawton Museum
Tong
Columbus
Cameron adds full band program under Manzanares
Cameron college expands fine arts with a new full fledged band and instrumental music track. Jake Manzanares, new band director and Santa Fe native, leads three bands and oversees Aggiettes wiring a marching unit. Enrollment offers one hour credit for band participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ET Cameron College
Jake Manzanares
Cameron
Manzanares
Gene Brooks
Thomas McCollum
Aggiettes
Ron Stephens
Santa Fe
N.M
Tucumcari
Ern New Mexico University
Portales
Kiowas to Meet Sept 5 Discuss New Constitution
Kiowa Indians will gather at 7 p.m. Thursday September 5 to discuss proposals for a new constitution and bylaws for the Kiowa Comanche Apache tribal group. All Kiowas from Cotton Comanche and Tillman counties are invited to attend at the Fort Sill Indian School home economics building. Separate meetings of the tribes are planned to prepare recommendations toward reunification and a new government for the three tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton, Comanche
Tillman Counties
Fort Sill
Tonemah
Hospital Births and dismissals list names and details
Births include a baby boy born at 6 53 p m weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces and multiple named newborns and parents. Dismissals include patients with listed home addresses and reasons such as surgery or medical clearance.
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Aee Lake
Key Cibicus
Charlie Bryant
Dallas Conner
Ae Hates
Senassie
Cabibbe
Saeinens
Pbc
Denise Fain
Jack Fain
Garfield
Jack Slaybaugh
Mary Champion
New York
Allen Speed
A. A. Devers
Duncan
Yn Pickens
Massey
J. T. Williams
Cecil Moore
Euclid
Charles Johnson
Elm
Peggy Whitley
A Bilbrey
Vatican Reports Fire Drill Explained by Officials
Officials assure the Vatican has conducted a drill and that there has been no real fire. They note nothing out of the ordinary and stress safety protocols remain in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vatican
Integration Conference Scheduled At Frederick
A seven year old Negro child was denied admission to Kennedy Elementary because of zoning rules. The boy’s mother, Alice Burns, argued Kennedy is sub standard and overcrowded, but the superintendent said Kennedy classrooms are not more crowded than others and the zoning aims to balance attendance. The district requires no Negro student transfers and no other Negro students have sought entry to the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bernard Lawrence Burns
Alice Burns
Kennedy
Brown
Grandfield
Howard Welborn
Boyd High
Burns
Kennedy School
Grant to Finance Water For Spire
The Community Facilities Administration announced a $783 000 grant to finance a water project for Spire. The package funds a pipeline, treatment plant, and distribution-system improvements, part of a $1 2 million estimated total project cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spire
Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Greece Imports Seven Tons Of Shaving Brushes
Athens reports Greece imported seven tons of shaving brushes last year, highlighting a quirky trade fact in a country famed for its clean shaven image and practical grooming needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Shoe sizes on a board rile Captain at task force HQ
At the Southern European Task Force Headquarters in Verona a bulletin board lists available shoes in odd sizes. Capt. Charles L. Naegel was irritated when a caller asked if size 12 triple E shoes came with oars, a jab about boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
Italy
United States Army
Charles L. Naegel
Rain Caused Minor Flooding Near Cherokee Oklahoma
A stationary cold front from Little Rock to Texarkana brought showers and thunderstorms. US 64 closed five miles south of Cherokee due to high water. rainfall totals included .72 inch at Ponca City and 57 at Tulsa. Temperatures to stay near normal with light to moderate rain expected across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. 64
Cherokee
Little Rock
Texarkana
Ark
Red River
Altus
Texas
Oklahoma Panhandles
Ponca City
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
McAlester
Ardmore
Ft. Sill
Court Fight Looms Over Lake Rights
The council approved a Tuesday petition to the Supreme Court for a writ of prohibition against a Labor Day weekend order. Judge La Verne Fish presided as 17 boats one barge and two camp trailers were impounded by Oklahoma City's lake rangers. The restraining order blocks further similar actions pending court action requested by Atoka Mayor Dee Porter Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Geen Brian
la Verne Fish
Oklahoma City
Lake Rangers
Easy ascent to Mont Blanc with helicopter field
Visitors can reach Mont Blanc summit via a helicopter landing field near the top. Guides then lead tourists up snow covered slopes in a two hour walk from the landing point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aosta
Italy
Mont Blanc
Alps
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Bill Crawford
Lawton Community Theatre
Fort Sill Entertainment Division
Post
Currie Road
Lennan
Oke City
Nancy
Peter King
Chickasha
Bailey
Swineford
Doubleday
Marie Detty
Chamber of Commerce
Cameron College
Tom Mahan
Eastville
Busty Mansfield
Aggie
PHS
Mrs. Elgin
Fort Cobb
Joe Richard
Equitable Office
Kochler Bes
Dial EL
Land OF
Razors
Jayne
Doan
P Doan
Sears
Ebuck
Etter
Orion
Boa
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