Cityan Receives $500 Scholarship
William Franklin Webster son of Mrs Odessa Black 1607 Georgia recently received the 300 W Keeler Minority Youth Scholarship from Phillips Petroleum Company. The scholarship aids outstanding students who might not otherwise pursue education beyond high school. Webster is an industrial electronics student at Oklahoma State Tech Okmulgee.
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William Franklin Webster
Odessa Black
Georgia
W. W. Keeler
Phillips Petroleum Company
Webster
Oklahoma State Tech
Okmulgee
Trio Die In Oklahoma Road Toll Rises To 539
Victims include Phillips University co ed Credith Kay Daniel 18 from Raytown Missouri who died after falling from a moving car during an outing near Enid. Also killed were Don Wallace Tulsa man Don O Horney 36 and Elmer Hogan 39 from Miami Florida in separate crashes.
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Phillips University
Tulsa
Miami
Oklahoma
Credith Kay Daniel
Phillips
Raytown
Rickey Allen Schreiver
Schreiver
Miss Daniel
Enid
Don Wallace
David Bergeron
Pasadena
Tex
Wallace
Daniel
Don O. Horney
Elmer Eugene Hogan
Turner Turnpike
Chandler
Goodman Family Sets Show Here
The Happy Goodman Family gospel concert is set for 8 p.m. Thursday in McMahon Auditorium. Tickets are 3 dollars in advance, 3.50 at the door, and 1 dollar for children. The Goodmans are Canaan recording artists and have appeared on Gospel Jubilee Television since 1964, with a Grammy award received in 1968.
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Happy Goodman
McMahon Auditorium
Goodmans
Canaan
McMahon Scholarships Awarded To 31 Cameron Students
Thirty one Cameron College students have been chosen to receive a total of 10 800 in McMahon Foundation scholarships. This is the first year the foundation distributes such a large sum locally and includes 2 400 for the music department within the total.
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McMahon
Cameron
Cameron College
McMahon Foundation
University of Oklahoma
Great Thaw Shifts Ice Age Surface Estimates
During the Ice Age the great est advance of ice sheets covered about 19.6 million square miles, representing one-tenth of the earth’s surface. Today ice sheets cover roughly 6 million square miles, indicating substantial retreat.
Artillery School Receives Management Improvement Award
Fort Sill awarded the U S Army Field Artillery School a management improvement prize for adopting 14 5 mm field artillery unit trainers replacing 10 mm howitzers saving an estimated 450 172 40 over two years and 7 068 manhours yearly. Second place went to the laundry branch for payroll deduction bundles and bulk items while Reynolds Army Hospital clinics earned third. Scholarships to Cameron College funded by private sources and the foundation program are noted with recipient lists by department and hometown.
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Fort Sill
U.S. Army Field Artillery School
Services Division
Directorate of Industrial Operations
Reynolds Army Hospital
Humming Birds Outmatch Other Birds in Hovering Feats
Ounce for ounce humming birds outmatch other birds and humans in several respects. Only a hummer can hover indefinitely in mid air or fly backward and sideways. It gets power on both the upbeat and downbeat of the wings while other species obtain power only on the downbeat. Its wings beat 50 times a second while hovering.
Parade Involves 3 Lawton Youths
Three Lawton youths were among 100 members of the New Mexico Military Institute cadet band drill team and color guard who marched in the New Mexico state fair parade in Albuquerque last Wednesday. The students are Henry Bryant son of Sgt J C Bryant 2301 NW 36th William D Fitch son of Mr Mrs William H Fitch 3804 Lake and Danny Herron son of Mr and Mrs Dennis Herron 903 S 36th.
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Lawton
New Mexico Military Institute
Albuquerque
Henry Bryant
J.C
Wade Bryant
William D. Fitch
William H. Fitch
Lake
Danny Herron
Dennis Herron
Honors roll list features 42 area students
Forty two Southwest Oklahoma students are named on the summer honor rolls at Central State University in Edmond. Dean’s honors require at least six hours with no grade below B. President’s honors are all A grades and marked with an asterisk.
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Southwest Oklahoma
Central State University
Edmond
Seven To Receive Okmulgee Degrees
Seven Oklahoma State Tech students from Comanche County are in a 323 member graduating class. The ceremony begins at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Okmulgee college. Lawton students listed include Tae Seong Bae Cletus L Key Everett L Newton Alfred Stumbling BearBrad Wilkinson and Bram J Youngman. Nate W Isaac of Elgin will receive a diploma in lithography.
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Oklahoma State Tech
Comanche County
Okmulgee College
Lawton
Tae Seong Bae
Cletus L. Key
Everett L. Newton
Alfred Stumbling Bear
Brad Wilkinson
Bram J. Youngman
Nate W. Isaac
Elgin
World Deaths William Theodore Cardinal Heard
ROME AP William Theodore Cardinal Heard 89 Scotland who held Vatican posts died Sunday. LOS ANGELES AP Al Sherman 76 songwriter of Potatoes are Cheaper No No a Thousand Times No and songs for Eddie Cantor radio show died Saturday. WASHINGTON AP Leonard Carmichael 74 vice president National Geographic Society former Tufts president and 11 years head Smithsonian died Sunday. DENVER AP Roy H McVicker Jr 49 died Saturday night Adams County home. McVicker won a 1964 one term in Congress after eight years in Colorado Senate.
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William Theodore Cardinal Heard
Rome
Scotland
Vatican
Los Angeles
al Sherman
Eddie Cantor
Washington (Ap
Leonard Carmichael
National Geographic Society
Tufts University
Smithsonian Institution
Washington Hospital Center
Denver
Roy H. McVicker Jr
Adams County
McVicker
Congress
Colorado Senate
City Council to Approve Quit Claim Deed and Bids
City council agenda includes approving a quit claim deed from Lawton to Greater Lawton Inc for property in NE 14 of Sec 6 T6N R11W and accepting a quit claim from Greater Lawton. Inc. They will award bids for surveying and asphalt equipment and designate Janet Armstrong as deputy city clerk with a Lions Club dance request at the National Guard Armory.
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City Hall
Technical Advisors, Inc
Keuffel & Essert Company
Sims Industries, Inc
Theodolite
Triangle Ane
Oklahoma Equipment Sales, Inc
Bert Smith Road Machine Co., Inc
Janet Armstrong
Lions Club
National Guard
Hospital Official Lists Job Guides
Memorial Hospital personnel director Jim Bullard spoke to 65 Eisenhower High School students last Thursday on what employers look for in an employee. He addressed auto mechanics and cooperative vocational education students at a Vocational Industrial Clubs of America kick-off breakfast at the Cattlemen's Cafeteria. Bullard said employers want basic job skills, a desire to work, and willingness to follow company standards. Candidates for VICA president were nominated. an election will be held later.
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Jim Bullard
Memorial Hospital
Eisenhower High School
Bullard
Cattlemen’s
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
VICA
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Lowton, Okichome
Sele
K& Music Store
Cityan
Ae Taller National Bank
PIZZA
Fim
Sn Aie
Rae
Irloin Tockade
Sirloin
Asia
Siberia
Turkey
Aegean
Renee Anne
Roscoe Spires, Inc
Jenny LU
Vocca
Blomgren
Lowton
Arthur Blount
Brian Hogan
Lewton
Susan Ratliff
Fort Cobb
Mikel Jennings
Larry Thomason
Harry Leyton
Lee Lattimore
Herland Dodd
Lee Ann Stromberg
Roger Fischer
Chettanooga
Betty Thrash
Indiehome
Geraldine Puckett
Nikki C. Jones
Grandfield
Barry Beachamp
Lorene Keily
Kathy Belle
Guzman
Perenne
Mettle We Water
Willie J. Carter
Fort Silt
Janice A. Gibson
Jim Hysen
Carolyn M. Jones
Cindy Szatowski
Richard Freeman
Sue L. Sasser
Kimo Kaikaionohole
Mac Martin
Chatte Fooga
Linde Counts
Jamie Ferrell
Dorry Mullins
Charlie Brown
Busesys
Guv'nor
Tuates
ALTUS
Vicky M. Parker
Anadarko
Debra A. Kelin
Anthony v. Perosi
Mary E. Goodman
William F. Petrousch
Byars
Carole D. Beck
Cache
Benjamin L. Hones
Carnegie
Essie D. Woodruff
Beavers
Clarence K
Sondra F. Ferguson
Bobby W. Franklin
Karen S. Holley
Steven K. Maddox
Te Moore
Fletcher
Craig A. Sanders
Frederick
Marion R
Gerry L. Swanson
Roosevelt
Patsy Conn
Sterling
Cecelia A. Smith
Randolph TI Waurika
John Overstreet
Roy McVicker
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