Police Reports List Complaints from Lawton Area Residents
A lengthy roster records complainants to the Lawton Police Department with reports of thefts burglaries and robberies. Names and addresses include Amelie Martinez Billy Cooper Charles Cochran Johnny McCarthy William Hall Estelle Jones Montgomery Ward's shoplifting incidents at local stores and multiple vehicle and home thefts. The list also notes burglaries at apartments mobile homes and businesses including Jiffy Food Store and Savore purse snatching on Cache Road.
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Lawton
Amelie Martinez
Douglas
Billy Cooper
Wisconsin
Lowton
Bolifield
17Th
G. Checker Cob Co
Bishop Road
Charles Cochran
Morningside Drive
Johnny McCarthy
Dearborn
William Hall
Steve Bollard
Vincent Guerassio
Cowie Road
Sol Meileto
Fort Sill Blvd
James True
Lake
Mike Tobbytite
Evans
N. Sheridan
Barboroa
Ferris
Mike Teel
Ellsworth
Barclay
Gwein Moore
ABC Cob Co
Post Oak
Ralph Nickell
Jitty Food Store
Fort Silt Boulevard
Bill Fite
Ave
Jiffy Food Store
Fort Sill Boulevard
Jerry &. Shepard
Fiore G. Emmett
Cache Road Savore
Claudia
Robert Perdive
Mission Boulevard
Ctar
Thomes Hennessee
John Andrews
Tg&y
Sheridan
Injury accidents noted by Lowton Police report
Times and locations of injury accidents are listed by the Lowton Police Department for Monday at 8 24 p m 44th and Cowie Road William Hinson 54 of 4751 Motif Manor taken to Reynolds Army Hospital by Kirk's Emergency Service according to Patrolman Michel Gipson
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Lowton
Cowie Road
William Hinson
Motif Manor
Reynolds Army
Kirk
Michel Gipson
OU to Open six million Lloyd Noble Center with wide events
The University of Oklahoma opens the Lloyd Noble Center on the south campus with Lawrence Welk Show and a busy first year plan. The 14 000 seat venue will host rock concerts musicals basketball and NCAA events and aims to attract state wide audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee
University of Oklahoma
Lloyd Noble Center
Don Hotz
Hotz
Aggie
Oklahoma State University
OSU
Paul Sharp
Noble Center
Norman Baptist
John Houchin
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation
Ardmore
Oklahoma City
Myriad
Robbins Pro
Johnson
Harold Ray
Memorial Births and Discharges at Lawton Hospital
Lawton Hospital reports a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Christoff at 1 10 p.m. August 25 weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces. The column lists numerous admitted and discharged patients from Lawton area addresses including Apache, Clinton, Duncan, and Marlow with medical and surgical notes. An unrelated note states the American Stock Exchange was ordered by the SEC to reform trading abuses on January 5, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary E. Christoff
W. Andrews
The
American Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Midway Begins Run At Fort Sill Carnival Opens at 6 P.M
Fort Sill hosts a Labor Day carnival at Gate 4 on Sheridan Road with free parking and admission. Carnival Time Shows of San Antonio performs for the sixth year, rides, games, sideshows, a beer tent, and volunteers aid with tickets and parking to boost post profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Sheridan Road
Maj
Monte R. Tate
Tate
Post
San Antonio
Central Post Fund
Recreation Services
Inmate Crew Returns Late From Work Release
Four inmates at the Lexington Inmate Training Center in Cleveland County were jailed after returning late from work. Alfonso Mack, Ronald Klinkole, Jerry Greghorn, and Michael Whitworth faced detention despite no escape, with officials noting the group just paused for a party on their route back. Mack has a prior manslaughter case. Klinkole, a prior burglary conviction. Greghorn a forgery term. Whitworth a 99 year rape term.
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Lexington
Cleveland County
Alfonso Leroy Mack
Ronald Bruce Klinkole
Comanche County
Jerry Dale Greghorn
Stephens County
Michael Lee Whitworth
Oklahoma County
McClain County
Purcell
Associated Press
Mack
Klinkole
Greghorn
Stephens
Whitworth
Three Black Suspects Sought After Rape Burglary
Police investigate a nightly rape burglary in Lawton where a 40 year old woman says three black men forced entry at 12 45 a m and two raped her before fleeing with a purse and about 95 dollars. She refused medical aid and detectives pursued leads.
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Lawton
Activist Bobby Battles Held After Heroin Case Hearing
Oklahoma City activist Bobby Battles was ordered held in custody on $35 000 bond after a preliminary hearing on heroin possession charges. U S Magistrate Charles Jones found ample evidence of a crime and noted the witness testified to a buy involving 85 5 grams of heroin in a grocery store parking lot. Battles denied the charge saying he was framed amid ongoing civil rights work.
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Oklahoma City
Bobby Battles
U. S
Charles Jones
Battles
Gaylon Hayes
U. S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drug Control
Hayes
Sonny
Thomas Williams
Earl Mitchell Jr
Tulsa man killed in Hughes County burglary chase
A Tulsa man, Thomas Louis Adcock, 36, died after a high speed chase linked to a grocery store burglary at Atwood in Hughes County. Deputy Thornburg pursued along Oklahoma 1 as Adcock lost control, crashing into trees and a ravine.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Atwood
Hughes County
Enid
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Coy Thornburg
Oklahoma 1
Thornburg
Thomas Louis Adcock
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Bob Hope
Phyllis Diller
Allman Brothers
Robert Klein
Klein
Led Zeppelin
Gabriel Kaplan
Howdy
Lawton Hospital News
Lucinda A. Ash
Gery
Minnie Base
Apache
Nora Betts
W. Gore
Jake Cupit
Summit
Virgil E. Daugherty
Crestview
Raquel Davis
42Nd
Danny S. DePhillips
Camden Way
Quinnie Dodd
Velma R. Easton
Margaret M. Erwin
Andrews
Ronald D. Grantham
Mountain Park
Donna J. Heardt
Duke
Jesse W. Hines
Cache
Robert K. Mayfield
Blair
Beverly L. McCurry
Loco
Irene E. Morgan
County Line
Karen M. Montgomery
Dearborn Ave
Crystal Nell
Hollis
Helen Petty
Columbia
LeRoy W. Petzold
Granite
Charles J. Pipes
Bonnie J. Russell
Parkwood
Mabel Terry
12Th
Jenny Vetter
Flowermound Road
Margaret Waskiewicz
Malcolm H. Whitmore
Mountain View
Maeriia R. Wolverton
Mildred Wyatt
Orlando Nursing Home
Mike Hogan
Linda L. McCaig
William R. Chapman
Cache Road
David Graves
Park
John Robinson
Monroe
Joseph Young
NW Oak
Alice R. Beaver
Fletcher
Lyndol R. Bryant
James Claborn
Ora Coley
Alice L. Davidson
Marlow
Shirley R. Flynn
Theo E. Garcia
Wichita Falls
Tex
Lawrence Keathiey
Mount Vernon
Ark
Iris V. Kelly
Mangum
Hallie Lee
New York
William C. McMillion
Barbara S. Norton
Tina Rhoads
Barbara N. Rogers
Bryan J. Witt
Effie Robison
Faxon
Albert L. Hall
A. D. Douglas
Garfield
Benjamin Johnson
Tipton
Otto Marple
Charles Ozman
Nob Hill Drive
Clyde Prestage
15Th
Carolyn Farmer
Glen D. Hamilton
Gerry McCarty
Mable C. Main
Tuttle
Helen W. Perry
Duncan
Jay Zouth
Sylvester Scott
Juan Galan
Jones
Isaac Poafpybitty
Nancy Proctor
Carnegie
Travis Johnson
Eugenia Johnson
Anadarko
Robert Littleman
Rob Peetsoner
Shawn Exendine
Binger
Merrit Kassanavoid
Midway
Bruce Howell
Walt Lambert
Tulsa Classroom Teachers Association
TCTA
University Hospital
Rayfield Sanders
Midwest City
Bill McMahon
Sanders
McMahon
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
Metropolitan Tulsa Transit Authority
Amalgamated Transit Union Local 892
David Boren
Corrections Department
Frank Keating
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Boren
Russia
Keating
Elk City
Dist
Richard Duggar
Duggar
State Fire Marshal’s
Fire Department
Oss Staley
Ruby Staley
Edward Moorehead
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority
Jesse Stewart
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