Funerals for Latham Holt Walker Lamb listed in Marlow
Obituaries note funeral services for Clara Lee Latham 88 of Lawton pending at Huddleston's Funeral Home born May 16 1888 Weatherford Texas lived in Lawton since 1929 member of Baptist church survivor daughter Ruby Spivey seven grandchildren. Margaret Irene Holt 66 killed when camper ran over her at Lake Eufaula funeral Callaway Smith Cobb Chapel 10:30 am Thursday burial Marlow Cemetery born August 6 1910 Marlow wife of Elbert Holt two daughters two sons sixteen grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Thelma Mae Walker 69 died in hospital funeral 2 pm Wednesday First Baptist Church Marlow burial Marlow Cemetery survivor husband Ennis Walker one son Charles Jene Hunter sister Irene Ford two brothers Lewis McLain Ollie. Cleo P. Lamb 87 died early today Lawton hospital funeral pending Becker Funeral Home born April 2 1889 Davis married to Walter Lamb. Survivor two sons Raymond E. Lamb John Lamb one daughter Beulah McKenzie five grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren one great great grandchild.
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Latham
Weatherford
Tex
Lawton
The
Baptist Church
Ruby Spivey
Marlow
Margaret Irene Holt
Lake Eufaula
Callaway-Smith- Cobb Funeral Home
Roy Autry
Holt
Elbert Holt
Central High
Priscilla Haugen
Parschal
N. D
Shasta Johnson
William
Oklahoma City
Tony
Thelma Mae Walker
First Baptist Church
Bob Henson
Carlaway
Charles
Duncan
Jene Hunter
Langley Air Force Base
Irene Ford
Lewis McLain
Ollie
Sterling
Cleo P. Lamb
Andrews
Becker Funeral Home
Lamb
Davis
Walter Lamb
Northside Baptist Church
Baptist Orphans Home
Raymond E. Lamb
John Lamb
Iol Andrews
Beulah McKenzie
Fletcher
Quake Toll and Aftermath Strike Mindanao as Regions Rally
Aftershocks collapse two hotels in Cotabato City and force mass evacuations across Zamboanga del Norte del Sur. Australian Roger Hubbinka dies aiding his parents in Pagadian City. A fisherman loses three of four children as waves wash away his home. Marcos proclaims Mindanao and Sulu archipelago a national calamity area and orders relief.
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Cotabato
Zamboanga City
Zamboanga del Norte
Zamboanga del Sur
Philippine
Roger Hubbinka
Pagadian City
Abdul Rahmis Jamil
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Mindanao
Sulu
Philippines
Manila
Hsinhua
China
Kyede
Shanghai
Sian
Peking
Oklahoma City Markets Report Prices for Wheat Barley Milo and Soybeans
State Agriculture prices list Wheat from 2.85 to 3.46 per bushel across towns led by Clinton Weatherford and Geary. Barley 2.10 to 2.40, Milo 4.10 to 4.63, Soybeans 5.72 to 6.32. Alfalfa hay 55 to 65 dollars per ten. Broilers five pounds at 24 cents, eggs prices vary 71 61 4 cents. Kyode notes foreigners ordered from a hotel in Sian amid a Chinese quake report.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Aston
Muskogee
Eldorado
Pauls Valley
Manchester
Beaver
Perryton
Clinton
Weatherford
Lawton
Medford
Banner
E Reno
Geary
Hobart
Kingfisher
Okeene
Ponca City
Temple
Watonga
Yukon
Liberal
Keyes
Gulf
Barley
MILO
Afton
Kyode
People’s
Sian
Peking
Kansu
Szechwan
Tangshan
Philippines
Tientsin
San Francisco
Equal Opportunities for Girls in Lawton Schools Proposal
A 1977 78 plan urges Lawton schools to offer girls softball during football season and provide equal access to sports and funding. It calls for an interest survey, equal scheduling of girls and boys basketball, fair salaries for female coaches, inclusive publications, non discriminatory club rules, and removal of gendered terms from constitutions and applications.
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Lawton Schools
Reagan ahead in counted delegates after Wednesday poll
Warner predicts Reagan will lead after the Wednesday vote count as delegates privately favor Reagan but publicly back Ford, with many waiting to publicly commit. The article notes the suspense over delegate alignments and the impact on the nomination race.
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Warner
Reagan
Ford
Nonaligned Nations Press U S Treaty Changes in Panama Presence
At an 85 nation Nonaligned conference the debate centers on U S military presence in Panama and Korea policy. Tito criticizes Israel in the Middle East crisis. Bandaranaike urges a new countervailing currency and a Third World backed bank and producer associations to raise prices and rebalance trade.
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U.S
Panama
Pak
Korea
United States
South
South Korea
Tito
Middle East
Israel
Lebanon
Africa
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Producer Associations
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Sri Lanka
Mrs. Bandaranaike
New York
London
Zurich
Paris
Judge bars naming 11 year old in Oklahoma City slaying case
Special District Court Judge Charles Halley denied lifting a gag order on publishing the 11 year old defendant’s name or photo in the slaying of railroad switchman James Quale. OPUBCO vowed to seek the state Supreme Court ruling.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Halley
the Oklahoma Publishing Co
Opubco
the Oklahoman and Times
WKY Radio
Halley
Haley
William Ross
State Supreme Court
Larry Spears
James Quale
Reagan Ford Square Off In First Key Test
The story previews the Republican convention as Reagan and Ford clash over running mate rules and a foreign policy plank. Delegates, bribes allegations, and possible floor fights loom as both camps seek to shape the platform and nominating process ahead of the balloting.
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Reagan
Ford
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Illinois
Aninois
America
Jack Anderson
Kansas City
Richard S. Schweiker
Soviet Union
Henry A. Kissinger
California
Platform Committee
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Cochairman
Helsinki
Helsinski
Europe
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Jesse Helm
North Carolina
Selzhenitsyn
White House
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Excavation Near Fort Sill Reveals 1870s Lifeways Artifacts
Cameron students Alden Barrell John Gri j alva Roger Heestenbach James Robertson and Joseph Wszolek worked with museum staff Daniel Crouch Kathy Franklin and Bette Maynard plus Oklahoma Anthropological Society volunteers. Artifacts and architectural remains aim to illuminate domestic and commercial activity of Fort Sill occupants in the early 1870s with a full report planned for next spring.
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Fort Sill
Ferring
Cameron
Alden Barrell
John Grijalva
Roger Heestenbach
James Robertson
Joseph Wszolek
Daniel Crouch
Kathy Franklin
Bette Maynard
Oklahoma Anthropological Society
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Cara Lee Latham
Clara Lee Latham
No. 5 H
Huddleston
Gerald Ford
Klahoma Prirte
Associated Press
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Darrell R. Caudle
Woodward
Joplin
Oklahoma
Grove
Delaware County
Tulsa
Illa Myrle Anderson
Lyle Anderson
Anderson
Dunagin
Department OF Agriculture
William Milliken
Michigan
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