Southwestern Births and Memorial Notices
Births list multiple families in Southwestern area with times and weights for newborns from April 9 to April 10, including Geronimo, Anadarko, Walters, and Medicine Park. Memorial births note Morris at 3415 Lincoln and several newborns with parent details. Dismissals and admissions span surgeries and medical statuses across Lawton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Morris
Lincoln
Chester Walker
Medicine Park
Elmo Kuntz
Euclid
Coleta Byars
Washington
Ralph Trantham
Tipton
Richard Bransley
Beta
Gerald Palmer
S. 36Th
Roger Cornelius
Lawton
Glenn Taylor
Snyder
James Wilson
Duncan
Lillian Williams
S. 19Th
Mary Lam
Ozman
Florence Robinson
Walters
Betty Bruner
Geronimo
Albert Tucker
Altus
Fileen Zack
James Easter
Pershing
Cheryl Morris
James Morris
Cache
Lawanna Landers
B. D. Landers
Tulane
Rosetta Johnson
Pennsylvania
Joan Houghton
Andrews
Sandra Clemons
Bell
Alec McCammon
Shirley Adams
New York
Allen Grubb
Herman Guthrie
Jack Bard
State Business Starts Strong in Oklahoma 1963
Oklahoma business in 1963 began well as the University of Oklahoma Bureau of Business Research reports February gross volume at 1.285 billion dollars, down 1.7 percent from January but up 7.1 percent from February 1962. Personal income fell 2.5 percent for February yet remained above 1962 pace, with construction, finance, mining, government employment, and wages rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
UPI
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma Bureau of Business Research
Trucker’s Height Dilemma Delays Route With Scenic Load
Trucker Salvatore M Augliera faced a 14 foot 9 inch trailer that cleared the New England Thruway approach but failed at the toll gates. A bridge clearance over the return lanes was 13 feet causing him to wait while police rerouted traffic. He then sought an alternate path to Stratford Connecticut carrying the stage scenery for The Comedy of Errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N.Y
Salvatore M. Augliera
New England
Stratford
Conn
Lindsay Trucker Electrocuted Near Eufaula Dam
Fred William Hassler, 38, an Oklahoma City trucking company employee, was electrocuted Tuesday while beside a truck when a power line fell on the vehicle. The driver inside the cab was unharmed. The truck was hauling an oil drilling rig near the Eufaula Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowder
Fred William Hassler
Lindsay
Oklahoma City
J. C. Dusenberry
Hassler
Dusenberry
Eufaula Dam
Don Shirley Trio Plans Monastic Departure After Oklahoma City Stop
The Don Shirley Trio drew about 1,000 fans in McMahon Memorial Auditorium as patrons praised their imaginative performance. Shirley, a pianist with three PhDs, disclosed plans to enter a monastery after this concert tour. He will pause in Oklahoma City en route from Lawton to New York to meet a priest. Shirley has already taken his first vows, and this concert served as a final tour appearance before the group breaks up for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awton
Don Shirley
Lawtorn
New York City
Shirley
Oklahoma City
McMahon Memorial Auditorium
New York
Shirley Trio Delivers Thoughtful Piano and Moodful Jazz
Bill Crawford reviews the Don Shirley Trio's two hour performance praising Shirley's intellectual approach to piano and emotional delivery. Juri Taht and Kenneth Fricker provide strong backing as the trio plays standards from I Cant Get Started to Gershwin and Porgy and Bess with gospel cuts and Shirley's latest recording. He downplays Dixieland while acknowledging a distinct American music style, and the concert association plans more of their appearances next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Rodgers & Hammerstein
Georgia
Man
Porgy and
Bess
Juri Taht
Kenneth Fricker
Fricker
Don Shirley
The
Concert Association
Brian Sullivan
Eva Likova
Metropolitan Opera
Employment Up in Comanche County as March Jobs Rise
Lawton Oklahoma State Employment Service reports March gains in agriculture manufacturing and the all other non manufacturing group. Total employed in Lawton area reaches 20025 up 75 from February with unemployment at 950. Construction and trade show notable declines year over year while non farm placements total 985 for March and hiring is expected to rise in 30 to 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Virginia Kidson
Lawton
Oklahoma State Ae Service
Kidson
Police Court Disposes Case List Before Munici pal Judge Oaks
Police court cases disposed today include numerous defendants from Evans Barr to Nancy Moore. Verdicts show fines from 5 to 20 dollars and several bond forfeitures for charges such as vandalism pandering reckless driving improper turns speeding and public drunkenness. Public drunkenness fines and bond forfeitures aggregate multiple entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merle Oaks
Evans Barr
Paul Jones Russell
E. Gore
Mary Frances Smith
Billy E. Carr
Donna K. Carter
Oak
Marvin Dunn
E. Ablington
Ulysses Fleming
Dearborn
Joe W. Kenney
Fort Sill
Bob R. Nauman
James U. A
Thomas F. ‘Nees
Isaac Bates
Lewis J. Dinkins
Marion F. Keel
Reynolds
Tennessee
William J. Shearer
Golda Stewart
Gary H. Wilson
Washington
Anna M. Triggs
Columbia
Nancy C. Moore
Williams
Child Cancer Yielding To Triple Treatment
Dr. Sidney Farber reports a triple approach of antibiotic, surgery, and radiation yielding in Wilms tumor of the kidney. Eighty-one percent of children treated 1957 to 1960 are alive and well, with solid tumors disappearing in most cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
LA Jolla
Calif
Wilm
Sidney Farber
Children’s Hospital
Boston
American Cancer Society
Science Writers
Farber
Millionairess Death Probed In New York Society Circle
Authorities investigate the apparent sleeping pill death of Charlene Wrightsman Cassini 38 wife of Igor Cassini in a 14 room Fifth Avenue apartment. Cassini brother of Jacqueline Kennedy's designer Oleg writes a national column and faces a May 13 trial in Washington on charges of failing to register as a Dominican government agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Charlene Wrightsman
Cassini
Kennedy
Lenox Hill Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Igor Cassini
Jacqueline Kennedy
Oleg
Oleg, Wrote A Nationally Syndicated Column Under the Name, “Cholly Knickerbocker
U.S. District Court
Washington
Rafael Trujillo
Caribbean’s Witchdoctor Casts Curse On Castro and Powers
James Marlow argues in 1963 Washington context that the 1961 American backed Cuban refugee invasion aimed at Castro backfired, leaving the United States and Russia humiliated. He notes Russia’s missiles in Cuba deter invasion, Castro’s reliance on Moscow, and U S retreat from pressing Castro while tightening refugee controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
Castro
Russia
Kennedy
Cuba
Turkey
Italy
Polaris
Mediterranean
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Western Hills School
N.W. Liberty
N.W. Kinyon
Western Hills
Lawton Pub
Lic
Edison
Country Club West Addition
James Marshall
B. W. Melton Construction Co
W.S. Weather Furball
Appalachians
Great Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Plateau
Pacific Coast
Atlantic States
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast
Joe Fort, Geronimo
Tommy Barnhill
Roosevelt
Hubert L. Mobley
Lindy
Micki Ann Talcznysky
Steve Talcznysky
Anadarko
Harold Sylvester
James Lee
Pollard
Cliff Amero
Ronie C. Jackson
Willie Corcoran
Fletcher
Claude H. Malone
Apache
Tia Livingston
Garfield
Glenda Davis
Irwin
Ray O. Allison
Charles M. Gillispie
Howard Babbitt
Runyon Rd
Eva Jane Lipps
Barlow Lions
Jefferson
Franklin Baughman
Gerald Middleton
Ee Lonzo Moran
Davie Franklin
Don Taylor
Elgin
James Gablemann
Cache Rd
George Hennessee
Leon Barefield
Stith
Nathan Nottingham
Ernest Martin
PHS Indian Hospital
Henrietta Walker
Shawnee
Harold Curley
Anadarko, Medical
Mildred Daingkau
Carnegie
Hazel Kaudle Kaule
Yvonne Wahahrockah
Star Rt
Ilona Hummingbird
Lois Tanequodle
1513
Summit
Medical
Trucker
Lindsay Trucker
Wrest
Auto Service
Ith & B Ave
Community Concert Association
Billboard
By Bill Crawford
Sue Ke
F Ave
Allen’s Home Lumber Co
E Street Dial
Donald Lee Whitsell
E.ee Ee Kermit Yackeyonny
Ray H. Holman
Calvin C. Beaty
McKinley
Eugene Bowman
Pal
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Sidney's Dairy Creams
Okla
C Ave
Holsey’s
Mark Barker
Nalks
Ralph
RCA Victor
Astow
Werte
Cache Road
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