Kelley to Keep FBI Job Amid Agency Shakeup
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley says he has no plan to resign or follow a routine of other heads of federal agencies amid a broader shakeup at the agency. He stresses continuity of leadership as investigations and reforms proceed.
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Clarence M. Kelley
Denver
Nicholas P. Callahan
J. Edgar Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Police Reports July Case List At Newton City
A long list of case entries from Newton Police Department includes assaults with a deadly weapon, thefts from residences and vehicles, and property damage. Names, addresses, and incidents are noted for multiple suspects and locations such as First and B, Rogers Lane, Monroe, and NW 41st, with several Fort Sill connections mentioned in unrelated items.
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Newton
Jimmy L. Holt
Crosby Park
Sheriff's Office
Lisa Weishapl
Btry
Fort Sin
Rogers Lane
Russell Wines
Motit Manor
John Hesse
Lincoln
J.P. Morgan
J. MM. Corcoran
Toft
C. Shirtey
Monroe
Joe Estes
William Morrison
Arthur Whitenhead
Bell
Wayne Stockton
Billy Harper
Truman Parks
Bessie
Fort Sir
Biva Derrick Hendrix
Fort Sill
Gaines
1St Field Artilery
Fire Reports From Lowton Police Records
Times and locations of injuries from incidents investigated by Lowton Police on Sunday. Michael Barker, 34, Sterling, hospitalized at Memorial. Jessie Jackson, 25, Fort Sill, to Reynolds Army Hospital. Neil Spring, 39, Cottonwood, to Memorial. Officers Roy Deck and Robert Morales noted.
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Sterling
Memorial Hospital
Jessie Jackson
S7th Signal Company
Fort Sill
Reynolds Army Hospital
Kirk
Neil Springborn
Cottonwood
Patro
Roy Deck
Robert Morales
Horses Popular as Bicentennial Animal Choice
Thousands of American school children voted on a bicentennial animal. The horse topped the list, with the American bald eagle a close second. Other animals under consideration included buffalo whales deer wolves beavers wild turkeys and salmon.
Funeral FLETCHER Eli jah Lee Melton 80
Funeral for Eli jah Lee Melton 80 died Saturday held at First Baptist Church with Rev A L Swager ty officiating Burial in Fletcher Cemetery Robbins Funeral Home in charge Melton born July 25 1896 in Jack County Texas lived in Rush Springs farmed there before moving to Fletcher Survivors include four daughters Lizzie Mae Collier Mary Etta Kendal El vie Lee Baggs Lorene Badillo three sisters Edna Mays Mary Brantley May Press one brother J E Melton eleven grandchildren nineteen great grandchildren
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Elijah Lee Melton
First Baptist Church
A. L. Swagerty
Fletcher Cemetery
Robbins Funeral Home
Mr. Melton
Jack County
Tex
Rush Springs
Jimmie Beulah Hicks
Hastings
Lizzie Mae Collier
Mary Etta Kendal
Elvie Lee Baggs
Stinnett
Lorene Badillo
Chickasha
Edna Mays
Hartford, Ark
Mary Brantley
Duncan
May Press
San Antonio
Second Derailment Slows Rail Traffic
HYDRO RP Traffic is expected to resume today on a stretch of rail road track five miles east of Hydro where two derailments occurred in less than a month. Sunday nine cars carrying wheat and two carrying beer derailed at a curved section in Caddo County, the same spot as a July 18 incident. No injuries reported. Damages from the July derailment were estimated at 16400 dollars. Investigation ongoing.
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HYDRO
Rock Island Railroad
Caddo County
Older Americans Bicentennial Forum Planned at Library
A community forum for Older Americans to discuss the Bicentennial Charter will be held from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the Lawton Public Library. Sam West of ASCOG will present charter information and attendees may ask questions and share views.
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Lawton Public Library
Sam West
Association South Central Oklahomaovernments
ASCOG
Residents Brace For Hurricane Belle On Outer Banks
As Hurricane Belle nears CRaCOKE North Carolina residents and visitors prepare. Rodanthe and Kitty Hawk see evacuations and closures while locals like Jack Willis vow to stay. Ferries are rerouted and service stations report crowds as authorities urge caution. Authorities note about 10,000 tourists and 2,500 to 3,000 residents remain on the islands.
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N.C
Jack Willis
Rodanthe
Virginia O'Neal
Outer Banks
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Mrs. O'Neal
Belle
Cape Hatteras
Elizabeth City
Virginia Border
Kitty Hawk
Joe Thompson
Frederick
Hatteras
Ocracoke
Highway Patrol
Lou Hoppe
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