Cameron College Delivers Degrees to 108 Graduates
Cameron College awarded bachelor and associate degrees to 108 students at Monday commencement exercises. Larry Derryberry urged graduates to engage with the world beyond campus and cultivate empathy, tolerance, and leadership.
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Cameron College
Larry Derryberry
Derryberry
Altus
Don Owens
Charles Andrus
Eldon Seamans
Shepler Center
Robert Smith
Hobart
Harber Lampl
Shawnee
A & M Board of Regents
Stock Market Advances on Peace Talks Hopes in Vietnam
Wall Street gained ground as Kissinger's Paris talks lifted trader sentiment. Dow Jones rose 4.07 to 928.81 with the NYSE showing 2 to 1 advances over declines amid cautious optimism for a Vietnam settlement. Gulf Oil and other shares fluctuated as indexes edged higher.
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New York
Vietnam
New York Stock Exchange
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Gulf Oil
Amex
Senate to Vote on McGovern Arms Cut Proposal
Sen George McGovern urged a four billion dollar Pentagon spending reduction arguing national security now centers on health pollution crime and public confidence not defense He sought to trim the procurement bill to seventy seven point six billion matching last year while denouncing cost overruns and a new arms race as inflationary drivers.
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Washington
George McGovern
Pentagon
McGovern
Senate
United States
Six Southwest Oklahoma students named to OU College of Medicine
Selected for admission to the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine this fall are six Southwest Oklahoma students. They will begin classwork Sept. 5. Named by hometown: ALTUS Thurma Jo Bryce and Gary Chester Hill. DUNCAN Lawrence Blaine Shaffer III and Charles Williams White. HOBART James Kelley Mahone. LAWTON George John Hotchke Jr. and Dale Glen Massad.
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University of Oklahoma College of Medicine
Southwest Oklahoma
Altus — Thurma Jo Bryce
Gary Chester Hill
Duncan
Lawrence Blaine Shaffer III
Charles Williams White
Hobart
James Kelley Mahone
Funeral services for former Loco mayor John L Friels
Funeral services were held at 2 30 p m at the First Baptist Church of Loco for John L Friels 83 a longtime Loco resident and former mayor and councilman He died Sunday evening in Duncan following a brief illness Burial was in Loco Cemetery with Masonic Lodge No 51 conducting graveside rites Survivors include three daughters three sons four sisters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren Minnie Mae Wisdom his wife died June 7 1971 Burial and burial direction were handled by Morehead Funeral Home of Comanche
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Comanche
Loco
John Luther Friels
First Baptist Church
Lynn Hill
Masonic Lodge No. 51
Loco Cemetery
Morehead Funeral Home
Friels
Duncan Hospital
Indian Territory
Minnie Mae Wisdom
First Baptist Church of
Masonic Lodge No
Oleta Conover
Rush Springs
Mary Goodell
Lawton
Billie Neighbors
E. W
Buck
Vernon
Tulsa
Meredith
Duncan
Ethel Means
Ida Baker
Fox
Elvie Wisdom
Wichita Falls
Tex
Rosie Armstrong
Oklahoma City
William Briggs Rober son dies. rites planned in Boswell
Bill Roberson Ward reports the death of former Lawton resident William Briggs Rober son 60 at Muskogee hospital after a long illness. Funeral is set for 2 p.m. Sunday in Boswell with burial in Boswell Cemetery. Born 1912 in Boswell he lived in Lawton 1957 to 1967. He was a Methodist and World War II veteran. Surviving brothers Abe and Andrew of 1208 Texas and George of No 17 B.
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Ward
Lawton
William Briggs Roberson
Muskogee
Boswell
Methodist Church
Abe
Andrew
Texas
George
No. 17
Sill Cyclist Still On Critical List
Fort Sill sergeant Kenneth Gene Sumner was listed in critical condition at Reynolds Army Hospital after a Monday night motorcycle crash at 2701 North Sheridan. The 28 year old suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries when a taxi driven by John David Bennett left in front of him. Bennett was charged with failing to yield to oncoming traffic.
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Fort Sill
Oklahoma City
N. Sheridan
Kenneth Gene Sumner
Headquarters Battery
U.S. Field Artillery Center
Reynolds Army Hospital
Bob States
Sumner
Sheridan Road
John David Bennett
N. 49Th
Bennett
Jury Trial Set In Pot Case In Wichita Falls
Debra Weiss Samples 18 Larry Gene Samples 21 and Joseph Frances Stephens 21 face a misdemeanor marijuana charge in district court. A juvenile arrested with them was released. Trial set for Aug 15 at 3 30 p m with bonds of 500 each after a traffic stop on SH 49 near Mount Scott.
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Wichita Falls
Debra Weiss Samples
Larry Gene Samples
Joseph Frances Stephens
John Taylor
OU Offers Weekend Masters at Fort Sill for Military and Civilians
The University of Oklahoma opens a weekend seminar masters program at Fort Sill for Lawton Fort Sill personnel and civilians. Programs include MA in Human Relations, MA in Public Administration, and MBA. Admission requires a 2.5 GPA, with flexible consideration of experience and tests. Courses run 9 am to 4 pm Saturday and 1 to 5 pm Sunday over three weekends with 2 hours credit plus a book review and 1 hour for directed readings.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
University of Oklahoma
Fort Sill
O.U
Norman
Lawton
Department of the Army
Snow Hall
University of Oklahoma Advanced
Army
U.S
Army Education Center
Public Records Of Complainants In Lawton Police Reports
Lawton police reports list complainants including Maybelle Perkis who reported burglary and theft at residence Rose Bulmer who reported bicycle theft Wilma Johnson who reported a dog theft and several others Naming businesses Eisenhower Junior High Glory of concession stand Midwest Contractors C W Salvage and others cited for various property crimes vandalism or theft across multiple addresses
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Lawton
Maybelle Perkis
S. Eighth
Rose Bulmer
Arlington
Eisenhower Junior High School
Gore Boulevard
Midwest
Bishop Road
C & W Salvage
Stth
Macy
Jane McDonald
Francis Cobley
Hoover
Joey Vickers
Andrews
Wilma Johnson
Washington
Robert Thompson
Currell
Edward Marshall
N. 2Th
Charges Filed In District Court List Of Defendants
District court clerk lists multiple defendants charged with misdemeanors and minor traffic offenses. Named individuals include Debra Weiss Samples and Larry Gene Samples for marijuana possession, among many others from Fort Sill, Wichita Falls, and surrounding areas, accused of speeding failing to yield and open container violations.
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District Court Clerk
Debra Weiss
Larry Gene
Joseph Frances Stevens
Wichita Falls
Tex
May Smith
Fort Sill
Povl E. McCoig
Isaac Bates
Kenneth R. Dodson
Cache
James A. Edgar
Snyder
David M. Matustik
Cache Road
Ronald G. Pettijonn
Marion
Roy L. Beck
Mountain Park
JoAnn Messick
Thomas J. McIntyre
Steven J. Bryan
Tracy R. Dirks
Don R. Hayes
Altus Afb
William ©. Harris
Gary L. Matheny
Mary V. Pohdopony
Ozman
Troffic
David W. Pitts
Edward E. Sample
Cecil Stum
Lingbeer
Jackie D. Bishop
Alfred M. Evans Jr
Sprucewood
James M. Fisher
Altus
Gary D. Griffin
Albert L. Hawkins
Stephen Hafferd
Ferris
James H. Jenkins
Euclid
Curtis R. Jeffreys, Jr
Medicine Park
Paul R. Kadoyso
Apache
R. McKinney
Robert R. Moore
Wayne E. Muncy
Summit
Michael G. Priest
Geronimo
Jerry D. Powell
Taft
Flora L. Penick
Lowton
Charles H. Reed
Monroe
Daniel W. Ritter
Glendale
Daniel J. Steinbroner
Ingarte L. Avery
Veltige
Fire Reports From Law son Fire Department
Times and addresses of alarms answered by the Law son fire department list several grass fires, a house fire, car and car trailer fires, and an air conditioner fire across Monday and Tuesday.
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McKinley
N. Sheridan Rd
45Th
Gore
S. 11Th
Roailroad
Williams
N. 27Th
Texas Man Extradited for Oklahoma Murder Charge
George William Brinkley 35 was returned to Oklahoma after waiving extradition in Montague Texas to face a murder charge in his wife Lois Mae Brinkley 23 death. Her body was found on Red River south of Terral with autopsy showing blunt force head injury.
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Waurika
George William Brinkley
Oklahoma
Montague
Tex
Brinkley
Lois Mae
Red River
Terral
District Court
Hegel Branch Jr
Duncan
Branch
P. C. Largent Jr
R. W. Phelps
Texas
Tulsa Parents Seek Intervention in Desegregation Appeal
Four Tulsa parents, objecting to tokenism in integration, plan to file a motion to intervene in an appeal seeking a delay in desegregating four elementary schools. Attorney C. B. Savage says they fear being the only neighborhood affected and seek equal treatment in Tulsa. The school board will appeal a denial of a one year delay as 1,639 pupils would be bused when school opens in September.
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Tulsa
Okla
C. B. Savage
Tulsa School Board
Cameron College Cheerleaders Attend Dallas Clinic
Three Cameron College cheerleaders will travel Friday for a week long clinic at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. They are sophomores Jackie Watson Jeri Ray and Pat Paquin. The National Cheerleading Association sponsors the event. Try outs for 1972 73 will be held August 31.
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Cameron College
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Tex
Jackie Watson
Jeri Ray
Pat Paquin
National Cheerleading Association
Cameron
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