The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 65, No. 159, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 16, 1967 Page: 3 of 32
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partly cloudy today, tonight and Friday.
Warmer Friday. Low tonight 36 to 44.
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• Stovers Easter Jelly Eggs
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Byrd, 20, was free today under
110,000 bond after a mistrial
was ruled for the second time
in his rape case.
Byrd is charged with partici-
pating with three others in a
mass assault on a young Ada
mother.
Dist. Judge Lee West made
the ruling Wednesday after the
jury reported it was deadlocked
11-1 for acquittal. A similar rul-
ing was made in Byrd’s trial
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SOUTHWEST — Clear to portiv cloudy
through Friday Light northeast winds
this evening. Low tonight 35 to 42. High
Friday near 60.
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ZONE FORECASTS
NORTHEAST — Clear to partly cloudy
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snowstorm in Connecticut—one
Heavy rains were expected to in a traffic accident and the
Cold air from the Northeast accompany the high winds in other while shoveling snow
storm sniped at a near week- most areas. Heavy snow warn- Fourteen inches of snow was
long warm spell in Dixie. ings were out for the mountains reported in the northern part of
Winds up to 63 miles per hour of northern and central Califor- the state.
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WEATHER FORECAST. Snow and snow flurries are forecast tonight inhthe
lower Lakes region and the northern plateaus. Showers are predicted for the
Pacific Northwest, the central Pacific Coast and portions of the central Rock-
ies. It will be colder in the eastern third of the nation and the northern plains
inches; Windsor Locks, Conn .
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High Friday 50s
Jacksonville
Kansas City
KANSAS —Generally fair tonight and
Friday. A little warmer southwest to-
night. Colder east and central Friday. । Denver
Generally fair with
Pr. Portland, Ore
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Ropid City
Reno
Richmond
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through Friday. A little warmer tonight, hour rainfall amounts for period ending Jackson, Miss.
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A storm, spawning gale-force aiong the Oregon and Washing- N.Y., snow piled up to 14 inches
r- .winds, lashed the West ton coasts. since the storm’s initial blast
- Winds were expected to reach early Wednesday. Boston had 7
75 m.p.h. through mountain
passes and along mountain
ridges in northern California
Pennsylvania and
Cleveland
Columbus. 0.
last October.
Also charged with November
1965 assault were Donald Dean
Evans, 21; Eldon Ray Brandon,
» and Phillip Clark, 17. The
against Clark was dis-
some time ago.
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when you present this Ad
A/A for Weekender's Special.
In Oklahoma City
Continental Motor Hotel
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were forecast for the West nia. Travelers were warned to In Kentucky Gov Edward T
Coast—from Point St. George, stay put. Breathitt asked President John-
near Crescent City, to Point In the Northeast, a snow- son to declare a 15-county
Arena, Calif. Gale warnings storm left 6 to 12 inches in region in the eastern portion a
were also posted from Half Pennsylvania, New York and disaster area in the aftermath
Moon Bay, Calif., northward New England. At Poughkeepsie, of extensive flooding.
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CHANDLER (AP)—The un-
successful Democratic candi-
date for Labor Commissioner
last fall was found dead in his
pickup truck Wednesday in Lin-
coln County.
Deputy Sheriff Jay Welch
said a doctor’s report showed
John N. Rogers, 41, Nicoma
Park car salesman, died of nat-
ural causes.
Welch said Rogers apparent- ?
]y pulled to the side of U.S. 66
just inside the Lincoln County
line, four miles east of Harrah,
and lay down in the seat of the ’
truck.
Rogers lost his first bid for
public office last fall to Repub-
lican L. E. Bailey.
Albony. N Y,
Albuqueraue
Amarillo
Asheville
Atlanta
Billings
Birmingham
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Brownsville
Buffalo
Burlington, Vt.
Casper
Charleston, S. C.
Charleston, W. Va.
Charlotte, N. C.
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Fruit & Nut Egg
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Box 59c
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Reg. 1.98 (see cut)
28” Inflatable Bunnies
Bright, Colorful
OKLAHOMA POINTS Houston
High and low temperatures and 24 Indianapolis
OC CREST
**5 FAMILY TOOTHPASTE...
OUT-OF-STATE POINTS
LSEptght Udoer"[aos.F0HIgh Fidv oeXeewe°dnesd°o? Lowest Hiohestotem 8klohomo Citv
lost 12 hours. Letter B Indicates below Phuodeiph °
SOUTHEAST — Clear to portly cloudy zero temperature. Precipitation for 24 Pittsburoh
end mild through Friday Light variable hours ending 6 a m CST Rn • ..
winds tonight LOW tonight 38 to 42 Portland. Me
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tome high cloudiness tonight and Friday.
Warmer tonight. Low tonight mostly in
30s at lower elevations to zero at 15
high mountain valleys.
NEW MEXICO — Generally fair with
occasional high cloudiness tonight and
Friday. Continued worm west and warm-
er east tonight and continued warm oil
sections Friday. Turning colder northeast
Friday evening. Lows tonight mostly 30
to 40 north and 35 to 50 south
LAWTON RAINFALL REPORT
Report of years of March rainfall and
first 3 months total: ——
March 1st 3 Mos.
High
S 34
C 70
C 54
C 81
PC 76
CY 35
C 72
CY 34
CY 59
5 37
C 85
C 32
CY 34
CY 50
PC 85
PC 85
PC 86
C 36
C 49
C 37
C 44
C 49
C 40
C 41
S 26
C 78
S 27
C 71
S 30
Clinton AFB
PANHANDLE — Clear fo partly cloudy Tinker AFB
through Friday. Warmer tonight, turning Fort Sill
cooler Friday. Low tonight 32 to 37. Altus AFB
High Friday 50s
PC 81 57
C 43 21
C 77 36
C 90 56
C 48 25
PC 75 47
C 58 3 4
PC 76 61
C 61 26
C 75 34
PC 83 64
C 62 31
ARKANSAS — Clear to partly cloudy
end continued rather cool or cold to-
night and Friday. Lows tonight upper 20s
north to low 30s south.
PC 28 15
CY 83 50
$ 45 27
C 34 20
C 53 34
C 38 24
PC 50 29
C 81 50
S 48 22
S 32 22
R 53 48
C 87 39
CY 38 22
R 49 41
C 70 34
C 41 23
C 78 68
PC 59 36
C 78 50
PC 70 56
R 67 57
S 27 05
CY 49 44
PC 74 43
CY 51 39
C 80 47
C 62 32
C 49 22
THIRTY DAY OUTLOOK
OKLAHOMA — The weather bureau's
30-day outlook for mid-March to mid-
April calls for temperatures to be above
normal northern two-thirds of state and
much above normal southern one-third.
Precipitation Is expected to be sub-
normal or very light. Normal overage
temperature for the period 54.4 west to
56 east; precipitation 1.97 west, 2.83
central, 3 73 east.
OUT-OF-STATE FORECASTS
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Shepler, Ned. The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 65, No. 159, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 16, 1967, newspaper, March 16, 1967; Lawton, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2035573/m1/3/?q=architectural+drawings: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.