Oklahoma Senate and House Pass $11.5 Million Welfare Transfer
The Oklahoma Senate approved the welfare transfer bill by 31 13 after party splits and switch of three votes on the emergency clause. The House followed with a 77 to 32 vote in favor of the same $11.5 million measure, listing 73 ayes and 32 nays with several members not voting.
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Oklahoma City
UPD
Senate
Baldwin
Bartlett
Berrong
Beecher
Breeden
Cowden
Dacus
Field
Garrison
Garvin
Grantham
Ham
Harris
Lollar
McColgin
McComas
McSpadden
Muldrow
Murphy
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Pazoureck
Ritzhaupt
Rogers
Romany
Schoeb
Wilkerson
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Briscoe
Bull
Burger
Burkett
Burnett
Burnham
Conaghan
Connor
Cox
Davis
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Etling
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Gear
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Holden
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NO — Avey
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Northcutt
MclIntosh
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Patterson
Rigsby
Robertson
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Skieth
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Spear
Stevens
Tabor
Atoka
Traw
Tucker
Vandiver
Willis
Cameron College Student Elections Slated
Filing opened today at Cameron College for student elections to be held April 26. The deadline for petitions is April 22. Students will elect the student senate president and vice president and a sophomore class president.
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Cameron College
Hospital Fire Protection Plan Delayed at May Board Meeting
Hospital Board and Councilman E C Parks discussed funding for fire protection facilities at Memorial Hospital. Cost to install 1550 feet of eight inch pipe and three hydrants totaled 5330.20, with city county and hospital urged to share costs though County Attorney Chester Silvers argued county ownership obliges payment. County funds were not available this year, delaying action past two months as officials seek a less costly plan. Hospital held 150000 in government bonds and 86402.14 on deposit, earmarked for expansion.
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E. C. Parks
City Water Committee
Memorial Hospital Board of Controls
Chester Silvers
Silvers
Oklahoma
Comanche County
Robert Ebisch
Memorial Hospital
Sooner Arrested In Robbery Case
Rutie Charles Jenkins, 42, of Muskogee, was arrested in Tulsa by FBI agents on a federal unlawful flight warrant in connection with a $20,000 armed robbery of a Phoenix home. He is held on $25,000 bond awaiting removal hearing and charged in Phoenix over the Albert Biscotti residence raid where two men pistol‑held guests and stole about $13,000 cash and $7,000 in jewelry.
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Tulsa
Rutie Charles Jenkins
Muskogee
FBI
Phoenix
Ariz
Jenkins
Albert Biscotti
Biscotti
Sentence Delayed In Fraud Charge
Tulsa AP report says C. C. Crittenden, former Tulsa County district road superintendent, had sentencing deferred to April 30 by District Judge W. Lee Johnson after overruling a new trial motion. Crittenden, convicted last month of obtaining money by false pretenses related to county rental of a truck he owned, faces one year in jail and a $500 fine.
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Tulsa (Ap
C. C. Crittenden
Tulsa
W. Lee Johnson
Johnson
Crittenden
Sub Memorial Fund Set Up for Thresher S Sailors
The Navy announces a memorial fund for the 129 men who died aboard the submarine Thresher. A Groton headquarters spokesman says funds may support a monument or a scholarship for children of the lost crew, with Groton as the collection point.
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Groton
Collection Point
Campus Safety Checks Slated at Cameron College
Cameron college circle K will discuss an automobile safety check set for April 24 to 26 from 1 to 4 p.m. at four campus locations. Freshman David Snider says stickers will be issued to cars passing inspection and the event is open to the public.
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Circle K
Cameron College
David Snider
Lawton
Funeral Rites for Bauder Brothers at Fort Sill
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Immanuel Lutheran Church for Norman William Bauder III aged 11 and Alan Russell Bauder aged 6 sons of Sfc and Mrs Norman W Bauder Jr of 1504 N 48th who died in an accidental explosion on Fort Sill west range Friday. Burial was in the post cemetery with Ritter Dalton Funeral Home in charge. Bearers included Joseph Bolden Jr Leonard Webb Ernest Littlefield Donald Rentie Jed Ramos Jr Joe White William Brown Wilbert Landrith Leonard Martin Jr Paul Mindenhall Gerry Goetz Don Goetz.
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Norman William Bauder III
Alan Russell Bauder
Sfc
Norman W. Bauder, Jr
N. 48Th
Fort Sill
West Range
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Robert Hulse
Post Cemetery
Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Joseph Bolden Jr
Leonard Webb
Ernest Littlefield
Donald Rentie
Jed Ramos Jr
Joe White
William Brown
Wilbert Landrith
Leonard Martin Jr
Paul Mindenhall
Gerry Goetz
Don Goetz
Funeral services announced for Joe Naranjo
Joe Naranjo 64 Weatherford man died Tuesday afternoon at the U S Public Health Service Indian hospital born December 24 1898 in New Mexico worked as a carpenter and was a Catholic.
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Becker Funeral Home
Joe Naranjo
Weatherford
U.S
Public Health Service
Indian Hospital
Mr. Naranjo
New Mexico
Mary Kelly services held for 71 at Monroe address
Services for Mrs. Mary Kelly, 71, of 914 Monroe, were conducted at 2 30 p m Tuesday in Becker Memorial chapel with Rev Don Chaffin of Immanuel Baptist church officiating. Burial followed in Highland cemetery with bearers Clarence Ditmore John Bearden Leonard Rainey Lloyd Dayton Joe Roberson and Charles Whitmore.
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Mary Kelly
Monroe
Becker Memorial Chapel
Don Chaffin
Immanuel Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Clarence Ditmore
John Bearden
Leonard Rainey
Lloyd Dayton
Joe Roberson
Charles Whitmore
Births and admissions listed in hospital news item
Long list of births and patient admissions from PHS Indian Hospital notes including new babies born April 14 to April 17, many with names and addresses and patient admissions for surgery or medical care across Anadarko Duncan Lawton Geronimo and surrounding areas.
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Eleanor Longhat
Binger
Helen Chinney
Apache
Onie DeRain
Morrison
Andrew Gibson
Lawton
Jamie Lynn Bigbow
Nelson Eddie Bigbow
Star Rt
Lucy Goins
Carnegie
Dora Mihecoby
Geronimo
Donna Tsotake
Anadarko
Berthena Pauker
Cyril
Floyd Teague
William Kenneth Stuart
Robert Stuart
Duncan
Phillip Pahdopony
Howard Pahdopony
Ozman
Mikel Dodson
Gene M. Dodson
Kinyon
Nola Bell Williams
Buddie Kroft
Mike Papadelis
Cleveland
Ohio
Dessa Bobo
Walters
Howard H. Smith
Mark A. Bindseil
Hugo E. Bindseil
Hoover
Cheryl A. Beemer
Charles Blewett
Northwood
Fred Hensley
James Warren
Charlotte Muse
Snyder
Margaret Bartlett
N. 17Th
J. M. Davis
W. M. Lovejoy
Tipton
Burl Cagle
Morford Dr
Dora Moreau
Marlow
Forrest Keener
Columbia
Loyal Miller
Mangum
Claude Sexton
McKinley
Mary Beard
Dorothy Bransley
Beta
Betty Bruner
Tilda Clark
Beverly Coody
Homer Coody
Elgin
Linda Cribbs
Altus
Sur-Gy
Dekel Kapelski
Shirley Kapelski
Lincoln
Mary Long
Gertrude Miller
Parkview
Maude Perez
Jessie Robinson
Grandfield
Ruby Snider
Spears
S. 45Th
Luther Tant Fletcher
Roberta
Wanda Varline
Smith
Alta Walker
Medicine Park
James Wilson
Vernon Mahan rites held at Dalton Funeral Home
Services for Vernon Lee Mahan 2 died Sunday were held at 2 30 p m Tuesday in the Dalton Funeral Home chapel with Rev Melvin Moody pastor of Walters First Baptist Church officiating Burial followed in the Cache Cemetery Bearers included Phil Thomas Ronnie Thomas Roy Thomas and Keith Louthen
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Fletcher
Vernon Lee Mahan
Dalton Funeral Home
Melvin Moody
Walters First Baptist Church
Cache Cemetery
Phil Thomas
Ronnie Thomas
Roy Thomas
Keith Louthen
Two Oklahoma Men Held In Mexico On Drug Charge
Two Oklahoma City men, Paul Powers Jr. and Donald Lee Taylor, were jailed in Nuevo Laredo Mexico on marijuana possession charges. Authorities say they were arrested early Monday at a tavern near the airport and will stand trial in Mexico. Powers, a former justice of the peace, had prior embezzlement charges in 1962 and resigned from the post in May 1962.
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Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Oklahoma City
Paul Powers Jr
Donald Lee Taylor
Powers
Taylor
Final Hearing Set On Ordnance Plant
The Senate investigating committee schedules a final hearing this afternoon to conclude its probe of the Oklahoma Ordnance Works Authority near Pryor. Chairman Sen. Ray Fine of Gore oversees the hearings after a welfare transfer bill delayed the session.
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Oklahoma City
Senate Investigating Committee
Oklahoma Ordnance Works Authority
Pryor
Senate
Ray Fine
Gore
Yearbooks Go Out at Cameron College in 1963
K. A. McClure sponsor announced distribution of the 1963 Wichita Cameron College yearbook to students on Monday.
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Wichita
Cameron College
K. A. McClure
Lawton Students To Stage Wizard Of Oz At High School
Hundreds of Lawton students will see The Wizard of Oz at Lawton High School theater Thursday through Saturday. Eisenhower Junior-Senior High School students perform under director Mrs. Jerry Long with J. P. Neuteboom as the Wizard and Jimmy Coffin as Dorothy.
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Lawton High School
American Childhood Education Association
Eisenhower
Jerry Long
LHS
Lawton
J. P. Neuteboom
Jimmy Coffin
Dorothy
Kansas
Land of Oz
Chris Elledge
Scarecrow
Debbie McLean
Chuck Lytle
Susy Morris
Toto
Robin Dustin
Sue Jones
Linda Radcliff
Tom Smith
Fay Reynolds
Donna Shade
Gail Finley
Billie Holden
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M. & D Finance CO
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Presidio of
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Howard L. Karnes
L. S. Griffing
U. S. Army Artillery and Missile Center
Karnes
U.S. Army Artillery and Missile School
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