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THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION-MORNING PRESS, Sunday, Nov. 20, 1964
Torture Case
I
Funeral Rites
'Queen Of The Road'
Loves Truck Driving
GUTHRIE (UPD— Authori-
been assigned.
in a state legislature.
torn Bonn.
A member of the Bray Mis-
nally estimated at 6.000 men.
Spokesmen said the
an employe of the
He was
Survivors include his wife.
N. M.
be made at his own expense.
Will S. Crousen
in’ has made me kind of in-
Crousen. 75, who died
last year Virgil bought car-
ALTUS (Staff)
The sale will be restricted to
from 9
Association
the sawed-off shotguns during
arettes.
Dear Friends,
believed to
3
well.
Then you sleep
gold pair.
$450
14K gold pair.
$450
gold bridal pair.
$395
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diamond.
$650
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Start a new Christmas tradition:
Zalecrest diamonds from Zale’s
German Party Expects Large
Gains In Bavarian Elections
Pair Robs Altus
Drive-In Theater
ZALECREST is the hallmark of excellence in diamond
designs. Zalecrest signifies expert craftsmanship, unexcelled qual-
ity and fashion creativity.________________________________________
Mountain View
Pedestrian Hit
By Pickup Truck
dependent.”
She receives no salary. But
Beautiful 14K gold pair with
five baguettes and a round
Other truckers at the stop
noticed. One rode in her cab
for a few miles. Another truck
drove directly in front of her.
Four round diamonds and a
marquise center diamond in
Medicine Park Boy Nabbed
■ After Hit And Run Incident
An emerald cut and four
baguette diamonds in a 14K
Forty-eight diamonds in
marquise settings, round
center diamond. 14K. $650
extinguished about 8:30
Saturday.
Eleven diamonds in high-
rise settings glorify this 14K
CONVENIENT
TERMS
low Cemetery.
Survivors include
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From The Desk Of
Arthur Higgins
November 20th
______ . - . ‘gauge 1 - .
vote and winning its first seats national government in
$4
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a.m. Marlow; and a daughter, Mrs.
Vonnie Young, Manhattan. Kan.
p m. Monday at the Bray Mis-
sionary Baptist Church for Mrs.
Hazel Florence Garrett, 45. who
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trTk stops, ^highway^P^troh in the command of the 4thCorps iouchoff
men and policemen for a thou- 3" "5"
sand miles around know Es-
ently left in an auto, although
no tire prints were found on the
gravel road near the Martin
home, and a fourth man may
have been involved as a driv-
er of the getaway car.
Clayne. of Denver. Colo.; Reo.
of Fort Worth, Tex.; Don. of
3) ® Westinghouse (
19-IHCH TELEVISION
All 82-channel VHF/UHF tuning, 172-sq.-inch picture, front
mounted control panel. High voltage picture power. Portable,
lightweight with ultra slim styling. Five-inch oval full fidelity
speaker. Stand extra.
the 9 p.m. robbery- of the the-
ater, located on the outskirts of
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only
$12995
Take ayaar
•to pay
TEACHERS
Continued From Page One
ary Baptist Church. Burial will
be in the Marlow Cemetery’.
died in Oklahoma City Friday.
Officiating will be Rev. Burke
Jackson of the Bray Mission-
We’re thankful for all our many customers.
They have voiced their approval of our
determination to always have Lawton's
largest assortment of new. smart feminine
fashions.
Brig. Gen. Van Manh succeeded tion polling 7.9 per cent of the
him. Manh has commanded the , - -—-— a- e— —*-
4
ge
Highway Patrol officials Satur-
day were seeking two men arm-
ed with sawed-off shotguns who
made off with about $207 from
We hope your cup of good fortune has run
over, and that you. too. have countless
things for which to be thankful. We hope
further that your cause for thankfulness
increases seven fold in the days to come.
As ever,
We re thankful to be a part of Lawton. We
think the growth and progress Lawton has
made in the past is indicative of greater
growth and progress in the future. W e
like and admire the people who have made
Lawton’s progress possible.
We are thankful for the fine Nationally
Branded lines we are able to offer in our
store. It is comforting to know that
each items in our teremendous stock reflects
the newest in fashion and the best in
value.
In the tradition of the day, we have been
thinking of all the things for which we
have to be thankful. There are many.
We’re thankful for our staff of associates.
We re warmed by their friendly spirit. We
appreciate their professional skill and
knowledge. We are proud of their deep
concern for their customers and friends.
We will be closed Thanksgiving Day. So we
won’t write you again until after we’ve had
our fill of turkey ’n trimmings.
nonmilitary regime Eleven thoroughbred grey- a.m. Monday in the Callaway-
-------_---- , hounds escaped unharmed in a Smith Funeral Home Chapel for
MuSCUm To Hold fire Saturday afternoon that de- Will S. Crousen. 75. who died
"mrr v v stroyed a one-room building Friday morning in a Marlow
converted to kennels. hospital. ’
The blaze, which began as a Officiating will be Rev. Arbu-
grass fire, consumed the struc- ary Ritter of the Union valley
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Lt. a left turn into the driveway of gunmen stripped him --------- _
and pressed live electrical Mrs. Wayne Hurley of Califor-
wires to his ears, neck and ab- nia; two brothers. Walter Dav-
domen after he told them he is, Marlow, and Edward Davis,
had no money hidden. Cox City; her parents, Mr. and
The other robbery victims Mrs. Scott Davis of Marlow,
have left Altus in a 1956 two,
tone green Chevrolet headed
east. ___________________
President Lyndon Johnson's
great - grandfather. George
Washington Baines, was once
president of Baylor University.
U.S. FORCE
Continued From Page One
ment casualties were reported
light.
A transfer of eight high offi-
cers Saturday shook up South
Viet Nam’s regular armed
forces, which are turning in-
58
K219
Welch said the men appar-
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30c5 12
Mrs. Hazel Garrett
MARLOW (Special) — Funer-
al services are set for 2:30
to an
his wife.
MARLOW (Special) — Funer-
al services are set for lb:30
The men were
a truck driver who wasn't
nice and courteous.
“I figure those old truck
drivers are just out there
makin’ a livin’ like I am.”
zr=
The next time they went .
into a restaurant, Esther Anus-
Ph. ’
3-
ther and look out after her.
She says King’s Truckotel at
Sayre is one of the best.
She broke down in the mid-
dle of the night about 10 miles
west of Clinton. “My oil line
was leaking. I couldn't even
find a band-aid to patch it
with.”
SHE THOUGHT she heard
something in the bushes and
decided to wait in the cab un-
til daylight. Another truck
pulled in front of her and
stopped. She saw a flashlight
beam swinging as the driver
got out and walked towards
her.
“I got my flashlight and
turned it on and jumped out
of my truck.
“You havin’ troubles, fel-
la?” the other trucker said.
Then he saw she was female.
“Are you out here by your-
self?” he exclaimed.
“Yeah, just me and you,”
she said.
a mechanic who sold her an
oil line, and the other truck
driver, who was from Miller.
Mo., and hauling fertilizer,
put the line on her truck for
her, using light of the Clin-
ton officers’ spotlight.
She was stopped one night
at a truck stop in El Reno.
Truck drivers check their
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creasingly from combat to pa- The rightist National Demo- hurdle in two of Havanas seven Irom s a.m. 1 O.P:il Wi 2.0 of seven persons at the home
cification work under their ertic nartv predicted Saturday election districts. The rightists million persons eligible to vote, of a retired Logan County cou-
numerical eclipse by American t would win 8 to 10 seats in Suu- are expected to gain chiefly of They will be choosing 204 mem- (e
Sner Nolen weleh
ameasana.tsedieg-ssha.eurrnalazgahome.ananergqaharnSedeEmksssvsildbadamvvsstihsere“nectl"zong"iburs
mated theater of war where rel-, Party leaders though preach- at least one district to be repre- With 110 seats, in
atively few of the 358,000 U.S.ing a nationalist line with Nazi sented in the legislature.
servicemen in the country have echoes have denied allegations
ever light your own cigarette.
It makes you lose five per
cent of your sex appeal!”
She and her husband and
another trucker were sitting
touhanueucop-Tivcdakam aarypirohgstsa heTFmen de. tured skul, Peery related. Helyoutn.
Eam sery "attentiveHTopening scribed as whitemales, flashed----- ... ------;
doors for her, lighting her cig-
have 79, the Free Democrats 10,
. . , .. . and the Bavarian partv 5.
The National Democratic par- •
that the party was a Nazi sue- ty is expected to run well in
Lt. Gen. Dang Van Quang, cessor organization. No secret Nuernberg. once a Nazi citadel. Pccenner Hl IT I
who has been quoted as oppos- has been made, however, of the and Bayreuth. home of Hitler’s I d>>UlIV•I I I UI I
ing the use of American infan- former Nazis in party ranks. favorite composer, Richard A A A IP J
try in the delta gave up the 4th The Bavarian election comes Wagner. AC ( Arc ( 0 0e
Corps for a Cabinet job in Sai- just two weeks after the Nation- The election in Bavaria. West > vu V Will mv
gon. a newly created Ministry al Democrats showed surprising Germany’s largest state in area
oPlanningr.and..Development. strengthin the Hesse state elec- and second in population, will * n-yao d -awtoncwromon We]ch reported the crime to
the popularity of the Was inJued .I Atns-ctn-the Federal Bureau of Investi-
l crisis--sipnneargthe sntersctionarigation, but said Saturday the
Tat.anderor sltrdy evad available information did not
Traffic Officer’ Darrell Routh indicate that the FBI had jur-
identified her as Mrs. Joyce 1sdicton- ------------ „ —
Dean Keen. 619 E. a passenger The robbers beat Martin, 72. sionary Baptist Church and a
in a car driven by her hus- and his wife Flossie, 71. and lifelong resident of Marlow, she
band. She was taken to Rey- tortured Martin with live elec- is survived by her husband, L.
nolds Armv Hospital bv Green- trical wires. Five other persons p Garrett: two daughters of
lawn Ambulance for treatment arrived later and they also the home address, Phyllis and
were beaten and robbed. Au- Donna K.; three sons, Robert,
I mHc Afp Fpw William P. Allen
LUUV> “I • I vH FREDERICK (Special) — Fu-
neral arrangements are pending
GUTHRIE (UPD— Authori- at Gish Memorial Chapel for
_ ... ties said Saturday they had few William P. Allen, 89. who died
MUNICH Germany (AP) — and of clearing the 10 per cent Polls will be open in Bavarra clues in the torture - robbery Fridav at Tillman County Me-
‛ ' ’ Demo- hurdle in two of Bavaria’s seven from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., with 6.8 of seven persons at the home morial Hospital.
' ... diuicts. The -ichtiete millien nereens eligihle’ vote 1 a C.u..t,___ officiating will be Rev. Mart
expected to gain chiefly of They will be choosing 204 mem- le Hardin of the First Baptist
iminofgthenlegisla ture from Sheriff Nolen Welch said he Church. Burial will be at Ab
among 920 candidates, had received no response from meda Cemetery. , ,
in a nationwide alert issued Fri- Survivors include two daugh-
day for three unidentified men ters, Mrs. Galama Smith Ren-
who invaded the Lewis Martin ton. Wash., and Mrs. William
home near the Oklahoma - Lo- Prigmore. Barstow, Calif.; one
gan county line Thursday son, R. H. Allen. of Midwest
night. City, and seven grandchildren.
Were thankful for the many people who
have opened a CONVENIENT CHARGE
ACCOUNT. They have given us a lasting
vote of confidence.
Twenty-six diamonds in
marquise settings highlight
a 14K wedding ring. $395
tires bv tapping them with a
little mallet checking the the wounded, ordinarily three or then go for
sound. something like a farm- four times greater than 1
er thumping a watermelon, number killed in < =.... .........
Though some American units news” and to read until he falls Housing
SHE WAS thumping her have been hit hard, over-all
tires with her “tire billy” losses are called light,
w hen a car with six men pull-
ed up. One of them asked her
if she needed help. She said
no. He got back in the car.
and pulled it into the shad-
ows. waiting.
31$ D Dial EL 3-3456 Cache Road Square EL 3-6636
arrested Saturday Oklahoma City hospital C . VAl.Ae
a hit-and-run inci- Peery said the arrested youth 30 le wednesody
Warken- dent about 6:25 pm, which ser- told him that he and Juarez
iouslv injured a 26-year-old Apa- were arguing while parked in The annual sale of used tureat16thand Tennessee be- Church. Burial will be in Mar-
che man a 1958 Ford. When Juarez got books, records and postcards ore arri/nj erf firemen - - -
6. incident took plce about out to lower the hood of the will be held by the Museum of tmarrv 91 the does were
p., miles west of the U.S. 62 car. the youth drove off. Juarez the Great .Plains MGP) at the in a runway near the building. Vonnie. of the home: five sons,
12 s H 49 intersectin inves- was injured and knocked to the museum Wednesday, Nov. 30 , > the runway was - - " “ -1-
a , M TrLJLr Rnh PeeA of ground. When he attempted to Thousands of items, ranging AdenEEnarunway
tiga tingwTn Highway^ Patrol grab a door handle. Peery quot- in price from five cents, will \ gras rire n a vacant lot North Carolina, and Jimmy
Oklahoma sald. - edrthe x2yhraslsasinpect was seumoldirMarinaTong mu at 2 nd Cache ROad was Ranglett and Rober. all. of
The injured man was identi- picked up by Highway Patrol T... .... ... L .uii- L
fied as Antonio Juarez. Rt. 3, officials about one mile from members of the Great Plains
Apache. He was taken to Mem- the scene. Peery said. Charges Historical
orial Hospital suffering a frac- have not been filed against the a.m. until noon, then will be
open to the public.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW (Staff)- reoi ambassadors in
Two more droye closely be- A 64-year-old Mountain View/East concerning the
Ivo more droye —oseny be- man was injured Sa turday night emphasis this country is placing
AThe car with the six men whrn struckcrssan1966 on Aslan development coopera-
followed for ten miles but it street here. wniie srm a tion.
never got close to her. Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Esther married when she Trooper Terry Jones’identified
. ,, the injured man as Newt Dan-
U"?1? was 30, Virgil, told iel Holland. He was listed in
me what, when and how to do serious condition in an Okla,
everything. Buthe says truck- homa City hospital Saturday
night, suffering from compound
fractures of the left arm and
you don’t sleep, you just pass
out for about two hours.”
Then she goes back for anoth-
er load.
She loves U.S. 66. ‘Td rath-
er drive a hundred miles on
66 than two miles on U.S.
62.” (U.S. 62 is the narrow,
dangerous road leading west
of Lawton.)
She says if someone crowds
her. on a narrow road and
forces her to a shoulder, the
hay will shift, and the bales
are apt to start shooting out
from under the tarp.
She has a favorite gripe.
"People behind you don’t real-
ize they’re blinding you, and
they won’t dim their lights
... I wish everybody had to
drive a loaded truck just one
time. They’d never cuss a
truck driver.”
SUE DREADS driving out
of San Antonio, and some-
times gets on the wrong road
trying to leave that city. She
dreads the long steep slope
going down into El Paso. She
“puts it in compound, but
some drivers, the brave ones
that don’t have any sense, go
down the big slope in Mexican
or Georgia Overdrive.” (Neu- I
tral.)
She says she has never met _
She was lighting her cigar- (
ette at a truck stop.
“DON’T DO THAT!” anoth-
er trucker shouted. “Don’t
Vietnamese 25th Division.
American officials declined Adolf von Thadden, the par- —--
comment, c t u. , . ty’s deputy national chairman, c . AL:C
The Zone C fighting, punctuat- told newsman the party was Senate (hiet,
ed by two more saturation confident of winning 6 to 7 per JCHOIU -‘-II
bembdnsiopednoranbrgihd ci cent of the total Bavarian vote Harris Confer
of Saigon'h 65 miles IAUAJCAA iawn Ambulance for treatment arrived later and they also the home address, Phyllis and
“XHs —So.
11 Guerrillas had been killed stream of official callers next McSpadden met briefly Satur- Kenneth Wayne Keen, 21, col- at $600 R. Price of Electra, Tex., and
while t^ Americans suffered no week would include Secretary of day and said the future of the lided with a 1958 Cadillac driv- The gunmen had demanded Mrs. Bobby Young and Mrs.
casualties State Dean Rusk Defense Democratic party in Oklahoma en north by. \ era Clark Hut- $75,000 which they apparent- Larry Price, both of Bray; four
A mile awav another mechan- Secretary Robert S. McNamara, looks rexceptionally good ” chins, 61, of 2012 Fori Sill Blvd., ly believed had been hidden on sisters. Mrs Chester Riley,
He patched the oil line with A nawa anoter. in an Presidential Assistant Walt W. Harris noted that the three who apparently was attempting the farm. Martin said the Mrs. Bernard Aikens and Mrs.
tape and followed her to Clin- trenchomPpntoongogedtont 53 EfS'd Jhna. McCloy: topaorticialstsor the party. L. a left turn into the driveway of gunmen stripped him . naked Bill’Wood, all of Marlow., and
ton. The police there woke up men in a clash that continued former high commissioner of Gov.-elect George Nigh, Mc- her home
into the night. Germany. McCloy is the United Spadden and House Speaker
The armored troops are States representative on forth- Rex Privett are all young men.
among 30.000 Americans trying coming tripartite discussions McSpadden and Harris said
in Operation Attleboro, with the United Kingdom and they discussed wavs in which
launched Oct. 15, to wipe out the Germany on European and state leaders could coordinate
Continued From Page One
18; Gary, 16; Wyval, 12 and
Regina. 9—work, too. The kids
operate trucks, swathers and
other implements in the hay
fields.
When both Esther and Virgil
are on the road, her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cerday,
stay with the children.
“Each of the kids has a cer-
tain job to do. I like for the
house to be clean, too.”
Esther admits she'd rather
drive a truck than keep house.
“I think she’d rather drive
than eat,” Virgil says.
She doesn’t eat much
when she's on the road.
She started driving in the
spring of 1959.
Virgil was in Fort Worth.
He telephoned her in Lawton
and told her to come down,
maybe she could visit a
cousin.
“I DIDN’T know I was go-
ing to drive any truck. I took
a lot of dresses and just one
pair of slacks. I never did see
my cousin.”
When she arrived in Fort
Worth, Virgil told her he'd
fired a driver who had been
drinking. Virgil was driving
one truck. She’d have to drive
the other. He showed her the
gears, and they left Fort
Worth at the 5 p.m. rush hour.
It took about 45 minutes
to get through the traffic.
“I was so tense and ner-
vous when we finally got out
of town. I stopped the truck
and just got out and bawled.”
He drove one truck and she
drove the other, both trucks
empty, to Prague, Okla.
There they loaded up and
headed for Clovis, N. M.
Other drivers spotted the
pretty trucker and started
waving. Esther waved back.
VIRGIL, watching her
through the mirrors of his
truck, said later:
“If you don't keep your
hands inside the truck, I'm
gonna leave you home.”
When the family is running
more than one truck on the
same trip, she usually leads.
“My truck is fastest,” she
says.
Late one night in the Texas
Panhandle, another t r u c k-
er drew up alongside her rig,
did a doubletake, ground his
gears and took off. determin-
ed to show her that no wom-
an could beat him to Ama-
rillo.
She says she stuck to her
knitting, obeying the rules of
the road. But she didn’t waste
time. The guy finally’ pulled
ahead, but his truck is prob-
ably still smoking.
She likes to be out there on
the road, all alone. "splittin’
the breeze with the radio
playing western music. When
that old truck hears western
music, it really gets with it.”
She has plenty of nomadic
blood. Her mother is French
and German and her dad is
one-fourth Comanche.
“YOU HAVE to watch in
front of you and behind you,
and you have to watch that
other idiot in the other car,
too . . . and you need good
front tires, plenty of lights
and good brakes.”
Her husband says he can
tell when she’s getting tired.
Her truck goes slower and
slower. She says she can “go
24 hours or about 700 miles
pretty good without sleep.”
When she gets sleepy, she
pulls over to the side and
naps. None of the Goodins
take pills to keep awake
"When that road starts
cornin’ up and hittin’ you in
the face, then that’s time to
stop.”
She has never been driver
of a truck involved in a
wreck, and she has never had
a traffic ticket.
A Volkswagen pulled out of
a wrong lane in front of her
at the top of a hill. Before
she could pull back, a patrol-
man spotted her and accused
her of try ing to “eat up” the
Volks.
AFTER SHE explained, the
patrolman bought her a bot-
tle of pop.
One of her regular sched-
ules goes something like this:
Arrive at 3 p.m. in Dustin,
Okla., leave loaded with hay
at 11 p.m. Arrive at .Amarillo,
10 hours and 395 miles later,
at 9 a.m.
WORLD’S LARGEST
JEWELERS
3975-13
were identified as Mr. and Mrs. and 11 grandchildren.
-------- - ------ ------- Muri Ecker of Witcher and Le-;
Viet Cong's 9th Division, origi- German affairs. through Harrison such items as states than to send him back to rov Owens. Eddie Kilgore and Van David Hess
Moyers said Johnson’s routine industrial development, water Viet Nam'' James B Tripp, all of Oklaho-
Ameri- would be to work in the resources, pollution control and Khuong lives with his wife ma City, all friends of the Mar- CACHE (Staff) — Funeral
cans had counted 1.064 enemy morning, take a couple of hours education, and eight children on a farm in tin family. sen-ices are set for 2:30 p.m.
dead. There was no estimate of off for a nap in the afternoon. Harris spent much of the day Maryland. He has denied he is a Welch said the men who en- Tuesday in the Indiahoma
______ ‘ ' a ride around the interviewing applicants to sue- security risk and is fighting US. tered the house appeared to be School auditorium for Van Dav-
the ranch. After an early dinner, he ceed Col. Howard R. Jarrell as deportation attempts in federal -doped up” and one of them id Hess, 58, Indiahoma, who
combat, plans to “watch the 10 o'clock district director of the Federal court here, appeared to have been familiar died following an apparent
________j Administration office Mrs Thao, who has six chil- with the house. They were de- heart attack Saturday on his
asleep here. Jarrell will retire in Jan- dren. began teaching at Fort scribed as youthful and neatly farm.
Movers said the President uary upon reaching the age of Bragg two years ago while her dressed, wearing gloves and Officiating will be Rev. Wel-
“feels uncomfortable'’ in the 70. ' husband — a Vietnamese army white handkerchief masks and don Rightmer. of the Liberty-
area where the doctors patched Hams said he and Sen Mike colonel — was attending L S carrying .38 caliber pistols. Heights Chapel. Lawton. Burial
up his abdominal hernia, but Monroney will make a recom- military command schools and The bandits left all seven vic- will be in the Indiahoma IOOF
“otherwise he feels fine.” mendation to the FHA commis- serving as ..a military affairs tims bound when they left, Cemetery’.
Movers also put out the word mendanon officer at the Vietnamese Em- about three hours after their
that Johnson “felt considerably sioner in Washington on the.aP bassy. arrival. They removed wires Treasure Lake Job Corp Camp,
encouraged" bv reports he had pointment. Once a critic of the post-Diem and slashed tires on autos out- ---1----
the last 24 hours Harris also announced he and regimes in Saigon. Col. Thao side the house, and the victims Susie, of the home: his mother,
'the Far nis amiv will begin a vacation returned to South Viet Nam in had to walk about a quarter Mrs. Annie Hess, of Indiahoma;
new ’ an, . . Tops 1964 and subsequently, was mile to telephone for help after two sisters, Mrs. Treesie Brit-
in Central America next T killed. Mrs. Thao claims he was working themselves free. tian of Albuquerque, N. M., and
day and stressed the trip will murdered. »— Mrs. Juna Stewart of Las Cruc-
Sources described Col. Thao si Pc II.L-mAN es,
as an anti Communist and fer- | | OCS unnarmcu
vent South Vietnamese national- -
ist who was dedicated to build- Im Kannele R12 70
ing a program of social reform ||| ICIIIIUI> DIOLU
in his native country but with a
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JEWELHRA
paused at the door.
"What's the matter?” Vir-
gil grumbled. “Is your arm
hurtin’ — can’t you open the
door by yourself? — If you’re
big enough to drive a truck,
you’re big enough to open a
door.”
He said it, but he opened it.
A 19 year-old Medicine Park was later transferred
leg and head injuries. youth was arrested Saturday Oklahoma City hospital.
— 1 « * Driver of the Ford pickup was night after
pets and wood paneling for listed as Richard B.
their home, tin 17 Corn
The truckers joke with her. un‛ -‛_uoh--------
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Shepler, Ned. The Lawton Constitution & Morning Press (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 47, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 20, 1966, newspaper, November 20, 1966; Lawton, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2032264/m1/4/?q=Homecoming+queen+1966+North+Texas+State+University: accessed June 5, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.