Doctors Accused Of Selling Drugs To Coast Youths
Los Angeles juvenile officer testifies before a Senate subcommittee that some doctors profit by selling benzedrine pills to youths. He cites a case where 1,300 tablets were sold for ten dollars and claims the California drug act lets doctors dispense to minors with few restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.S. Senate
Joe Hampton
Southern California Juvenile Officers Assn
Hampton
Robert Hendrickson
R-Nj
California
Herbert Thomas Elected President of Junior Chamber
From the Constitution files ten years ago Herbert Thomas won the Junior Chamber of Commerce presidency. Cpl Bruce M Gilm and Judge E L Richardson were noted with speaking at the Democratic drive opening before elections. Philip Hornstein of Hornsteins Inc headed to eastern markets for fall merchandise. Ground broken for a filling station by Carl Jordan. Ed Kleeman brings in first pumpkin for Hopps Furniture contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Thomas
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bruce M. Gilm
E. L. Richardson
Dixie
Philip Hornstein
Hornstein's,Inc
Carl Jordan
Ed Kleeman
Hopps
Elks To Initiate Members Tonight
Joe Paulk of Altus reports Elks lodge will initiate several members tonight in a ceremony at the lodge hall. Local officials and attendees expected, details limited in this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Fabian of the Yard urges British style for U S cops
Robert Fabian, Britain’s famed detective, argues Americans should abandon gun carrying. He cites safety, says more beat cops and less weaponry reduce crime, and laments punishment leniency. Fabian recalls his Yard career, views on women detectives, and views on criminal psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Robert Fabian
Britain
Sherlock Holmes
Scotland Yard
Fabian
Birch
The
London
Trish
Buckingham Palace
County Entries Place At Fair Oklahoma State Fair
County 4 H entries for the State Fair in Oklahoma City were announced by Miss Louise Kennedy. Winners include Janeris Hager Cache third spice shelf and other awards. Comanche County students selected for the trip based on achievement winnings and junior county fair participation.
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Oklahoma City
Louise Kennedy
Janeris Hager
Cache
A Y Slaughter
Fletcher
Watson
Aed
Shine
Kathleen Woesner
Carolyn Ridgeway
Eurah Richards
Patricia Peters
Fairview
Donald Faxon
Comanche County
Margie Mae John
Rt.2
Pearl Thornton
Faxon
Pat Peters
Bobby Pepper
Jim Clower
Marvin Livingston
Bob Wood
Larry Watson
Xray Age Data Refusal Numbers Tallied in Binghamton
In Binghamton New York 742 people refused to disclose their ages when examined by the health department with X rays. About three of four refusals involved men.
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Binghamton
N.Y
New York Health Department
United States Canada Plan Arctic Radar Fence
Washington reports urgency over new Russian jet bombers prompting a decision to erect a radar fence across North America. The Dew line aims to provide early warning, cutting Chicago warning time from six hours to about three, with construction not immediate.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Arctic
Mie
North America
Moscow
Russia
Chicago
Judge Leniency Shocks in Methuen Knife Case
Persechino, 24, of Methuen pleads guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon for stabbing Constance De Marco, 17, of Lawrence ten times. Judge Charles Fairhurst sentences him to five months in the House of Correction after De Marco forgives him, calling the girl’s attitude her own private business.
U S and France Continue Indo China Aid Parley
U S and France resume discussions on American financial aid for French forces in Indochina. Officials met nearly two hours yesterday and issued a joint communiqué noting a considerable area of agreement on aid terms.
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U. S
France
Washington
United States
Siwa
U.S
Funeral Rites for Mrs Josephine Armitage Held in Lawton
Mrs Josephine Armitage died after several weeks illness at a local hospital at 10 05 p m She resided with daughter Mrs A W Putt kamer 1715 Maple Montrose Colo is her longtime home Born November 17 1863 She is survived by two sons Robert Armitage Graham Tex and Herbert Armitage Oakland Calif four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral services were at 2 30 p m at Lawton Funeral Home chapel Rev Elbert Whitwell will officiate Burial will be in Montrose Colo
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Josephine Armitage
Pioneer County Resident Mrs Anna L Kirk Dies at 89
Mrs. Anna L Kirk 89 longtime county resident died Monday in an Oklahoma City hospital after entering Sept 14. Funeral at 2 30 p m today at Missionary Baptist Church Rush Springs officiated by Rev J B Shinn burial at Lawton Cemetery. Survived by son Fred Kirk Omaha Neb daughter Mrs Roger Bacon Pawhuska and one great grandson. Arrangements by Callaway Mullican Rush Springs.
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Anna L Kirk
Pioneer County
Missionary Baptist Church
Rush Springs
J. B. Shinn
Lawton
Comanche County
Acme
Meers
Rushings
Kirk
Jerseyville
Ill
Indian Territory
Nebraska
S. Dakota
Oklahoma
Fred Kirk
Omaha
Neb
Roger Bacon
Pawhuska
Callaway-Mullican Funeral Home
Rush Spings
Gopher Teeth Grow Fast Yet Stay Short
Madison Wis. The Conservation Department reports a gopher's incisor teeth grow 46 inches a year nearly an inch per week but continual gnawing keeps the teeth at a usable length.
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Madison, Wis
Conservation Department
Junior High Student Council to be Honored at Assembly
The junior high will honor Student Council officers and newly elected class officers at a 9 45 a m assembly in the auditorium. Master of ceremonies Lyntha Nicklas will present. musical numbers by Donnie Sapp and piano and accordion selections by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higehnet
John P. Fullerton
Lyntha Nicklas
Page
Linda
Donnie Sapp
George Highsmith
Frederica Hammond
Fred Schaff
Caroline Rich
Jeanie Sanders
Cary Clan
Scout Commissioners To Meet At Fort Sill
A district powwow for Scout commissioners will be held at Fort Sill on Sunday afternoon October 10 starting at 3 p.m. Frank Gouin Black Beaver council commissioner will direct sessions with a focus on integrating Scouting into Monthly Round tables. The meeting will take place in building 236 with a nominal post meal fee and assignments being made by Gouin.
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Fort Sill
Hershall Passons
Hunting Horse
Frank Gouin
Black Beaver Council
Passing
Hunting Horse District
Army Officers Recalled and Retirements Announced
The Navy and Army announce several promotions retirements and medical discharges. Maj Gen John W O Daniel is advanced to Lt Gen effective 3 Aug. Brig Gen Eric C Molitor is retired for medical disability effective 31 Aug. Senior officers Col James E Bush Col Lee W Harris Col James M Callicutt Col Vern Walbridge and Lt Col Jesse T Wilkins are either retired or placed on disability lists with varying effective dates and duty terminations.
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John W. O'Daniel
Army of US
Eric C. Molitor
Ft Benning
Roden K. . TC
Army
Avn
Sch
Sill
Arty Cen
Det
Letterman AH
James M. Callicutt
Arty
Tex
Vern Walbridge
Meade
Bjarne Furuholmen
Asg
Dyington
Jesse T. Wilkins
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Joe Paulk
Altus
Southwest Disthe Benevolent and
Ratcliffe
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
Pontiac
Oscar Cox
G.mlalc
MecCord
Judge
Anna L. Kirk
Town and Country Store
Drew Pearson
Kswo-Tv
Fort Sill Bivd
Bernell Gilbert
Mgr
Lawton’s Prescription Center
Rae
Zale
America
Carolyn Jones
Reba Standau
Pam Matheny
Jo Moon
Elizabeth Paine
Janet Kens
Colleen Cummins
Ca Swinney
Judy Adams
Clan Looney
Lawrence Musselwhite
Kenneth Easton
Libby Lou Good
Mar. Mitchell
Pat Sullivan
David Jesel Lane
Carlton
Len Hall
Betty Wright
Janice Callicott
Linda Giles
Carolyn Gross
Terry Clark
Sharon Bonner
Katherine Upjohn
Carol Derson
Beverly ‘Dayton
Bobby Bowden
Kay Haines
Peter Rams
Jerry Otis
T. J. Flahart
Marilyn Thompson
Susan Green
Kay Denison
Rebecca Donaldson
Sue Martin
Patty Woodward
Ruth Scott
Kent Sherry
Donald Bruce
Gouin
Southwestern Radio & Sound
Bill McCowan
Maurice
Bill) McCowan
Sims Shoe Shop
C Avenue
David Morton
Edwards Instant
Edwards
WS A Edwards Coffee
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