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- John_Newbold_Camp abstract "John Newbold Camp, known as Happy Camp (May 11, 1908 – September 27, 1987) was an American politician and a Republican U.S. Representative from Oklahoma.".
- John_Newbold_Camp activeYearsEndDate "1975-01-03".
- John_Newbold_Camp activeYearsStartDate "1969-01-03".
- John_Newbold_Camp almaMater Phillips_University.
- John_Newbold_Camp birthDate "1908-05-11".
- John_Newbold_Camp birthPlace Enid,_Oklahoma.
- John_Newbold_Camp birthPlace Oklahoma.
- John_Newbold_Camp birthYear "1908".
- John_Newbold_Camp deathDate "1987-09-27".
- John_Newbold_Camp deathPlace Enid,_Oklahoma.
- John_Newbold_Camp deathPlace Oklahoma.
- John_Newbold_Camp deathYear "1987".
- John_Newbold_Camp party Republican_Party_(United_States).
- John_Newbold_Camp region Oklahomas_6th_congressional_district.
- John_Newbold_Camp successor Glenn_English.
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- John_Newbold_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Blackwell,_Oklahoma.
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- John_Newbold_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Douglas,_Oklahoma.
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- John_Newbold_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Glenn_English.
- John_Newbold_Camp wikiPageWikiLink James_Vernon_Smith.
- John_Newbold_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Oklahoma.
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- John_Newbold_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Watergate_scandal.
- John_Newbold_Camp wikiPageWikiLink Waukomis,_Oklahoma.
- John_Newbold_Camp wikiPageWikiLinkText "Happy Camp".
- John_Newbold_Camp wikiPageWikiLinkText "John Camp".
- John_Newbold_Camp wikiPageWikiLinkText "John N. Camp".
- John_Newbold_Camp wikiPageWikiLinkText "John Newbold Camp".
- John_Newbold_Camp wikiPageWikiLinkText "John Newbold Happy Camp".
- John_Newbold_Camp after Glenn_English.
- John_Newbold_Camp almaMater Phillips_University.
- John_Newbold_Camp before James_Vernon_Smith.
- John_Newbold_Camp birthDate "1908-05-11".
- John_Newbold_Camp birthPlace Enid,_Oklahoma.
- John_Newbold_Camp children "Patricia Camp Kay Camp John III Camp Steven Richard Camp".
- John_Newbold_Camp dateOfBirth "1908-05-11".
- John_Newbold_Camp dateOfDeath "1987-09-27".
- John_Newbold_Camp deathDate "--09-27".
- John_Newbold_Camp deathPlace Enid,_Oklahoma.
- John_Newbold_Camp district "6".
- John_Newbold_Camp name "Camp, John Newbold Happy".
- John_Newbold_Camp name "John Newbold Camp".
- John_Newbold_Camp party Republican_Party_(United_States).
- John_Newbold_Camp placeOfBirth "Enid, Oklahoma".
- John_Newbold_Camp placeOfDeath "Enid, Oklahoma".
- John_Newbold_Camp predecessor James_Vernon_Smith.
- John_Newbold_Camp profession "banker politician".
- John_Newbold_Camp shortDescription "American politician".
- John_Newbold_Camp spouse "Vera Overman Camp".
- John_Newbold_Camp state Oklahoma.
- John_Newbold_Camp state "Oklahoma".
- John_Newbold_Camp successor Glenn_English.
- John_Newbold_Camp termEnd "1975-01-03".
- John_Newbold_Camp termStart "1969-01-03".
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- John_Newbold_Camp years "1969".
- John_Newbold_Camp description "American politician".
- John_Newbold_Camp description "American politician".
- John_Newbold_Camp subject Category:1908_births.
- John_Newbold_Camp subject Category:1987_deaths.
- John_Newbold_Camp subject Category:Members_of_the_United_States_House_of_Representatives_from_Oklahoma.
- John_Newbold_Camp subject Category:Oklahoma_Republicans.
- John_Newbold_Camp subject Category:People_from_Enid,_Oklahoma.
- John_Newbold_Camp subject Category:Republican_Party_members_of_the_United_States_House_of_Representatives.
- John_Newbold_Camp hypernym Politician.