Funeral Rites for Child and Local Residents
Funeral rites announced for Jack Floy Vanzant five of Mesquite Texas died of cancer aged five born February first 1955 in Corpus Christi services at Comanche First Baptist Church burial in Duncan Cemetery. Also services for Effie Mae Glenn widow of Lawton were held at Calvary Baptist Church burial in Highland Cemetery. Ward reported of Mrs Robert Ray former Boal Heights pastor death in Huntington West Virginia. Funeral arrangements noted for Jimmy Cavit Reed Cement died in Anadarko and Wanda May Schmidt twelve drowned in Cement area with service at Plainview Mennonite Church near Verden.
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Jack Floy Vanzant
Jack Vanzant
Mesquite
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Dallas
J. A. Bristo
Effie Mae Glenn
Lawton
Calvary Baptist Church
Henry Wall
Tom Wiles
First Baptist Church
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Lawton Funeral Home
Milton Keating
Roy Edwards
Bob Bryson
Ralph Henne
Roy Burt
Erdle Kirkpatrick
Ward
Robert Ray
Boal Heights Presbyterian Church
Huntington W. Va
Fletcher
Jimmy Cavit Reed
Cement
Anadarko
Cement Baptist Church
Jack Stewart
Whitney Garrett
Dalton Funeral Home
Sunnylane Cemetery
Oklahoma City
Reed
Curtis White
Simpson Reed
Pauls Valley
R. E. Duncan
Honolulu
Hawaii
L. D. Reed
Cyril
Cletis Reed
Alex
Plainview Mennonite Church
Verden
Wanda May Schmidt
Ferdier S. Schmidt
Rt. 2
Hinson Funeral Home
Caddo County
Wanda
Chickasha
Town Frowns On Keeping Lion In House
In Trenton New Jersey magistrate Samuel Levinthal heard complaints about Ralph Festeuccio who keeps a 400 pound African lion in a concrete outbuilding near his home. Neighbors offered eight statements that the lion is not a nuisance but town officials plan a formal complaint to force removal citing odor health sanitation and zoning violations.
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Samuel Levinthal
Ewing
Ralph Festeuccio
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Levinthal
Somerset and
Gould Avenues
Mike Appoints New Assistant in Monroney Staff
Oklahoma City attorney Thomas D. Finney was named administrative assistant to Senator Mike Monroney. Finney, a University of Oklahoma Law School graduate, previously worked in the State Department and for a law firm. He will join the Washington staff September 1 with a maximum $14,800 annual salary.
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Oklahoma City
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Senate
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Foreign Service
Copenhagen
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Idabel
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Montongy
Spy Role Of Producer Ended After 12 Years
JAMES F. TOMLINSON reports Boris Morros a Hollywood producer turned counterspy for 12 years. He describes posing as a Soviet ally while feeding the FBI, details his European travels and near detection, and notes indictments and sentences of accomplices. Morros also recounts two million dollars spent and his current financial ruin.
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Boris Morros
U.S
Soviet Union
FBI
Jack Sable
Jacob Albam
George Zlatoyski
France
Fatigue Thought Cause Of Crash
An investigator suggested a bolt of lightning may have sparked Sunday's DC4 Maritime Central airliner crash that killed 79 aboard a charter flight bound for Toronto. While some experts blamed severe thunderstorm turbulence or pilot fatigue, authorities consider storm involvement possible but unproven. The plane, carrying British veterans and families, crashed near Quebec City after returning from the British Isles. Det. Lt. Martin Healey stressed no certainty, but not ruling out storm impact.
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Issoudun
Gue
Canada
Quebec City
Toronto
British Isles
U.S
Washington
Lovettsville
Martin Healey
Morros and FBI Intercept End 12 Year Masquerade in Europe
Morros met top men in the Russian secret police and faced a tense interview in Munich before rushing to Vienna. An FBI message ordered him to return home ending a 12 year masquerade as he prepared to meet a Russian contact on January 20.
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Leningrad
United States
Russia
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Morris
Munich
Vienna
Mamie Eisenhower Recovers Sufficiently At Walter Reed
The White House said Mrs. Eisenhower walked around her room at Walter Reed Army Hospital several times on Monday. Doctors reported her recovery continued satisfactory after a hysterectomy, but she is not expected to leave the hospital this week.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Constant 68 Degree Forecast At Ancient Meramee Caverns
Weather report notes a fixed 68 degree temperature inside the Meramee Caverns near Stanton Mo, described as a 100,000,000-year-old cave. The piece characterizes forecasters as unable to err in this context and mentions a Washington update.
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Meramee
Stanton
Washington
Foreign Students Bring Asiatic Flu on Ocean Liner Arosa
Federal health officials examine about 100 reported cases of illness among European exchange students aboard the liner Arosa arriving for quarantine. Ship officials noted a sea outbreak of mild influenza as 800 foreign students ages 16 to 13 are set to live with American families and attend local high schools after sailing from Rotterdam on Aug 5. Five Americans spent 117 million dollars on Caribbean vacations last year, excluding transportation costs.
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Arosa
United States
Rotterdam
Caribbean
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