Death Notice and Oklahoma Traffic Summary
Sgt. Burns dies after tour in Germany and family details are listed. The Oklahoma highway patrol reports 190 investigations, 1,630 arrests, 4,310 warnings, and 136 injuries over a busy weekend. Local incidents include multiple two car crashes with injuries on 11th, 4th, Kingsbury, and Cache Road, plus a Temple fatality from SH 5 near Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Germany
Flossie Burns
Newport News
Harvey Leon Burns
U.S. Navy
Billy Joe Burns
Williams
Jackie Fay Burns
Stamford
Tex
Beulah Bussey
Zula Ulum
Wichita Falls
Grace Taylor
Okmulgee
Burns
Davidson
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Cotton County
Temple
Oklahoma City
SH 5
Woodrow Wilson Jr
Robert Lee Williams
Waurika Hopital
University Hospital
Sybil E. Zimmerman
Andrews
Southwestern Clinic
Derrel Musgrove
Iris
Langley
Gore
Musgrove
13Th
Kingsbury
Earl W. Patterson
Jerry W. Spivey
Memorial Hospital
James C. Cooper
Spivey
Cooper
Patterson
4Th and
Smith
James E. Stone
Fort Sill
Lester E. Smith Jr
Stone
U. S. Army Hospital
Cache Road
Western Hills
Don Wilson
William J. Garner
Levina C. Pitts
Bell
Wilson
Ford
Garner
Kth
Lee
Fred A. Landrum
Sharon I. Anderson
Highland
L. Anderson
Fort
Anderson
Bellmon to Speak at Oklahoma City Budget Meeting
Gov. Henry Bellmon will address the annual budget and projects meeting of the Oklahoma Lumberman's Association in Oklahoma City on Thursday and Friday.
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Bellmon
Oklahoma City
UPI
Henry Bellmon
Oklahoma Lumberman’s Association
Drunk Driving Charges Filed In County Case List
Three people were named in drunken driving charges filed by the county attorney at the request of highway patrol and officials. Rodolfo Rene Flores seventy two? Fort Sill. Bennie Atterberry fifty two Cache. Clarence Starns forty six Oklahoma City.
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Highway Patrol
Ice
Rodolfo Rene Flores
Fort Sill
Bennie Atterberry
Cache
Clarence Starns
Oklahoma City
Rex R. Thurman
Washington
Gerald Burton Mays
Dallas
Tex
Bruce Alton Brandon
Martinez
Calif
Clyde K. Sleeper
S. First
Ray W. Caldwell
Robert Richard Routt
Baldwin
Peppermint Club
Risk Award Bestowed on Oppenheimer by Johnson
Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer receives the Enrico Fermi award from President Johnson at the White House. The $50,000 prize honors his theoretical physics work and leadership in atomic bomb development. Senator Hickelblooper cites conscience as a reason to abstain from the ceremony.
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Washington
UPI
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Johnson
Kennedy
Enrico Fermi
White House
Oppenheimer
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Lowa
Joint
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Bellmon Plans Ottawa County Stops in Oklahoma Tonight
Gov. Henry Bellmon travels to Ottawa County for a series of main street meetings. He will hold a 2 p.m. reception at the Miami civic center, visit Northeastern A&M College at 3 p.m., tour local industries, and address the Grand Lake Association banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Henry Bellmon
Ottawa County
Oklahoma
Civic Center
Miami
Northeastern
A&m College
Grand Lake Association
Bellman
Enid
Oklahoma Northwest Inc
Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association
Okla
Fire Forces 25 to Flee at Oklahoma City Hotel
A Sunday blaze at the Blackstone Hotel in Oklahoma City forced about 25 occupants to flee. Fire officials said the fire was confined to the third floor and extinguished. Estimated damage ranged from 3000 to 5000 dollars with no injuries reported.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Blackstone
Suna
Earl Kemp
Grand Jury Probes Hoffa Trial Fix in Nashville
A federal grand jury in Nashville opens hearings into a second alleged effort to fix Hoffa's trial. Deputy marshals guard the panel as charges surface that attorney Z T Osborn offered a ten thousand dollar bribe to a juror. Police undercover agent Robert D Vick helped uncover the plot and may testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamster
Nashville
Robert D. Vick
U.S
Kenneth Harwell
Vick
William F. Miller
Frank Gray Jr
Z.T. Osborn
Johnson urges thrift after Oppenheimer stand and defense talks
President Johnson presses for economy in government spending while addressing defense concerns. He plans a letter to nine percent of Defense Department contractors urging better value for money. Johnson also meets leaders of West Germany, Italy and Britain within ten weeks to stress Western Europe defense commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
White House
Johnson
Defense Department
McNamara
Gordon
Joseph Campbell
Congress
U.S
Europe
West Germany
Italy
Britain
Ludwig Erhard
Alec Douglas-Home
Antonio Segni
Bellmon Removes Sling After Shoulder Injury
Gov. Henry Bellmon discarded the sling that supported his dislocated left shoulder for two weeks after a slip and fall on a grease spot at a Tulsa airport. X-rays are planned later today and doctors may reapply the sling if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Henry Bellmon
Bellmon
Tulsa
Funeral Rites for William P Lasley Held in Lawton
William P. Lasley 60 died Friday. Funeral services were 10 30 am today at Blessed Sacrament Catholic church officiated by Rev Matthew Brown cousin of Mr Lasley. Burial in Highland cemetery under Becker Funeral home direction. Bearers from Lawton Oklahoma City and Duncan included Fred Hale Ras Kirklen John Conway Pat Conway Marvin Conway and Tim Conway. Rosary was said Sunday evening at Blessed Sacrament with Rev Thomas Darnall officiating.
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William P
Bill) Lasley
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Matthew Brown
St. Gregory Abbey
Shawnee
Mr. Lasley
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Fred Hale
Ras Kirklen
John Conway
Pat Conway
Lawton
Marvin Conway
Oklahoma City
Tim Conway
Duncan
Blessed Sacrament Church
Thomas Darnall
Graveside rites for infant Lorie Ann Bone today
Infant Lorie Ann Bone daughter of Mr and Mrs Billy J Bone dies after birth in a local hospital. Services set for 2 30 p m at Sunset Memorial Gardens conducted by Rev Fred Andrews and Rev J E Madewell with Becker Funeral Home directing burial. Survivors include parents two sisters and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorie Ann Bone
Billy J. Bone
N.W
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Fred Andrews
Pentecostal Holiness Church
J. E. Madewell
Becker Funeral Home
Robin Elaine
Kimberly Jo
D. C. Bone Sr
Reuben Blundell
Durant
Services for Mrs. Elk Ins Honor Longtime Beal Heights Minister
Funeral services for Mrs. O. C. Elkins, 79, of 70844 A, will be held at a local funeral home chapel with Rev. W L Slemp of Beal Heights Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial follows in Highland Cemetery.
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O. C. Elkins
Aneral Home Chapel
W L. Slemp
Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
Highland Cemetery
State Personal Income Increases in Oklahoma in 1963
Oklahoma personal income for the first ten months of 1963 rose 65 percent from the same period in 1962, with October showing a 3 percent monthly gain. Bank credits hit a record high as loans and investments totaled 2.24 billion by October end, a 9 percent year over year rise. Savings and loan deposits reached new records, totaling 8579 million.
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Norman
UPI
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma Bureau of Business Research
Savings and Loan
Ceee Eee
Gemist Jewelry Gifts for Christmas Shoppers
Henry Howell explains how jewelry offers options for men choosing gifts for women this Christmas. The article highlights gem set pins, diamond rings with remounting ideas, and strands of cultured pearls in various lengths, noting quality, price ranges, and personalized advice available in stores for young daughters and other loved ones.
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Ady
Man Arrested for Oral Threat Against Johnson
Washington AP Weatherington 40 was to be arraigned in General Sessions on an oral threat against President Johnson. Secret Service arrested him at home Saturday night. He claimed Army Corps of Engineers discharge for a nervous condition and alleged a news blackout involving the President and three local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Robert A. Weatherington
General Sessions
Johnson
Secret Service
Weatherington
Army Corps of Engineers
Allied soldiers invite families for holidays at Fort Sill
Capt Wallace of Fort Sill urges local families to open homes to allied students from 28 countries. Interested hosts may contact Room 163 Snow Hall or call EL1 4600. Of the 69 German trainees, allied students span Europe Asia and beyond, offering educational cultural exchange.
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Snow Hall
Wallace
Fort Sill
Turkey
Spain
Indonesia
Thailand
Belgium
France
Germany
England
Hopkins-Dukes mobilizes 7000 Indians for free western land
Amos Hopkins-Dukes a Kiowa plans meetings across Oklahoma and Colorado to rally 7 000 Indians to file claims under the 19th century allotment act. Events listed for Oklahoma City Walters Oklahoma Denver with the Denver session backed by the White Buffalo Council.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Amos Hopkins-Dukes
Oklahoma
Colorado
Walters
Okla
Denver
White Buffalo Council
Hopkins-Dukes
Bureau of Land Management
Oklahoma Voters Face Local and State Issues in Special Election
Oklahoma City residents vote twice for the special election and school board races. Jackson County and Altus back a $140 000 health department bond. Tulsa County citizens consider a $3.5 million bond to finance a large International Petroleum Exhibition building, touted as the world’s largest multi use facility.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Jackson County
Altus
Tulsa County
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Optometrist
Cave
Fix
William Lasley
Henry Howell
State Farm
Richard Strait
Ferris EL
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Man
Sneed
Frank Sneed
Citizens Water Committee
Marlin Keathley
Chm
POST
WTELL
Douges
Smokey
Gore—El
Smokey Tarbet
Wayne Frank
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