Births and admissions listed in Nagge County hospital page
Births recorded for December 3 include a Garner family son at 6 06 am weighing 7 10 and Miller son at 7 15 pm weighing 7 34 ounces plus Quigley daughter from Tipton at 8 16 am weighing 9 15. Several named residents from Norman and surrounding towns admitted or dismissed for medical surgeries or other care with multiple addresses and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Garner
N. 15Th
Harold Miller
Bell Drive
Neal Quigley
Tipton
John F. Taylor
Cheyenne
Jimmy Beeson
Cache
Altha A. Caddell
Frederick
Anita Coe
Altus
Ruby Combs
Mountain Park
Grace Cox
N. 57Th
Surry
Juanita Flannagan
Columbia
Stacy J. Hayes
Blair
John R. Hicks
Mountain View
Sue N. Johnson
Apache
Doris Killian
Lynda K. Haire
Gore Bird
Lloyd H. Lawrence
Duncan
Arthur C. Lewis
Geronimo
Tulsa Police Nab Escapee and Two Suspects
Tulsa police arrested a 17 year old murder suspect and two inmates from Tucker Prison Farm Arkansas. Pernell Simms 20 and Vinessa Honey Simms 17 were captured with a infant. The trio were returned to Arkansas authorities and the baby placed in a city children’s shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Tucker
Arkansas
Apollo 17 crew pilots toward moon landing with Boeing dispute
Apollo 17 astronauts Cernan Schmitt and Evans rehearse lunar landing and orbit activities while Boeing workers face a strike threat from IATSE contract staff. A federal mediator reports signing at 12 10 a m ending disruption and ensuring no interference with the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitt
Evans
Cernan
America
Boeing
Mamet
International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes
IATSE
Boeing Co
William A. Rose
Headlines and ads spark First Amendment dispute in Pittsburgh
The paper argued that advertising headings used to avoid hiring bias are protected free press under the Constitution while the Pittsburgh Human Relations Commission claims such headings repress women’s employment. The National Organization for Women backed the latter view and courts sided with it earlier. The Supreme Court agreed to hear the case after spring hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
National Organization For Women
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh Human Relations Commission
Vietnam War Strikes Slow as Monsoon Halts Front Drive
Reported clashes persist in Quang Tri Province where South Vietnamese marines and paratroopers press a northward push to reclaim territory lost since April. The monsoon slows operations while U S bombers drop heavy payloads and North Vietnam deploys 130mm guns and mortars to counterkept advances near Kontum City and the Ngo Trang base camp. Two crewmen missing after a strike from Thailand to Da Nang Air Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thailand
da Nang
Quang Tri
U.S
Five Die Sunday In Car Wrecks
Three crashes on Oklahoma roads Sunday killed five youths, including Theotis Bledsoe and Rhonda Malone, both 18 or 20, plus Frederick Alexander 19 of Porter. Vicki Keffer 18 died in Canadian County, Gloria Larrabee 22 of Allen perished on U. S. 75, and John Glory 32 of Bunch died in a separate Tahlequah area crash. An additional death, Pedro Flores 23 of Enid, occurred in Texas. Police reported Oklahoma’s 1972 toll rising to 775.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Bunch
Arkansas River Bridge
Coweta
Theotis Bledsoe
Rhonda Malone
Tulsa
Frederick Alexander
Porter
Wagoner Hospital
Vicki Lea Keffer
Oklahoma City
U.S. 81
Canadian County
Okardie
Gloria Ann Larrabee
Allen
U.S. 75
Calvin
Highway Patrol
LURA approves settlement over downtown land deal
LURA board members settle for 5000 as Judge Chandler clarifies contract status. Ralph Wolverton says progress toward downtown development matters more than the money. The land east of Second Street between D and E Avenues, designated for an entertainment district, may be sold in coming weeks as part of the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LURA
Ralph Wolverton
Wolverton
Chandler
Manville Redman
Mark
Second Street
D and E Avenues
Lura Action
Oklahoma Guards Fly State Colors Through Conflicts
The Oklahoma Army and Air National Guard have carried the state's colors into every major action since the 1890s including the American Civil War era conflicts, the Mexican Border Expedition, World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Army and
Air National Guard
Korea
Vietnam
Nixon to expand White House staffing by assigning cabinet aides
The Rumsfeld idea of shifting duties to White House staff gains traction as Shultz gains an assistant to the President and a White House office. Kissinger remains in favor though no White House shift. Ziegler says Halde man Ehrlichman and Ziegler stay on in the second term while working groups are planned to guide policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Shultz
Treasury
Kissinger
Nixon
Harvard University
Ronald L. Ziegler
H. R. Haldeman
John E. Ehrlichman
Congress
Pentagon chief warns against unilateral NATO cuts
Secretary states it would be dangerous to show weakness now and threaten negotiations with the Soviet bloc. He stresses the need to proceed with defense increases while mutual balanced force reductions talks with the USSR begin January 31. He will visit Brussels for NATO consultations as his final NATO trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Brussels
NATO
Pentagon
Peace talks delayed by violence and prison decrees
A report states peace prisoners would be killed before a cease fire if signed. Saigon allegedly acts under U S orders to suppress peace advocates. Broadcast cites October decree laws giving life or death penalties to Viet Cong or pro peace group members under Thieu dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thieu
Oklahoma Senate committees named with party lines drawn
The list identifies Oklahoma Senate members appointed to key standing committees across departments such as Banks and Banking, Public Health, and Ways and Means. Notable names include Ferrell, Davis, Boren, Cartwright, Atkins, and Hargrave among many others, with district and party designations.
155 Die In Convair 990A Crash At Santa Cruz
A Convair 990A operated by Spantax crashed shortly after takeoff from Santa Cruz Tenerife killing all 155 aboard. Most victims were West Germans returning from a Bavaria organized tour. 143 Germans, 3 Austrians, 2 Italians and 7 Spanish crew among the dead. Investigation and identification teams arrived to determine cause amid reports of possible sabotage ruled out by Spantax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cru DE Tenerife
Canary Islands
Spantax
Atlantic
North Africa
Bavaria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yoneko Reynolds
Compass Drive
Clarence R. Shay
Woodland Place
Michael L. Southard
Bell
Bobbie J. Swinney
Temple
Arline Thompson
Rosemary Thrash
Gracemont
Myra Trader
Grace C. Weyrick
Duke
Gery
Nora L. Williams
S. 45Th
Ola Mae Wilson
Gary L. Winton
Michael W. Gibson
Wilmer Youngblood
Richard Brown Jr
Fort Sill
Sen
Larentha Hair
Arthur J. Holcomb
Brent W. Johnson
S. 38Th
Victor E. McCrary
Mieling Drive
Henry Nelson
McKinley
Steven Twaddle
Fullerton
George E. Wainscott
Koenig C. Fuqua
Katherine Kennedy
Walters
Floyd Boon
Garfield
Cecil F. McLain
Park
Paula Jean Bilbrey
Euclid
Marilyn Jan Smith
Erma Lee Crumpton
S. Sixth
Inez P. Johnson
Cache Road
John Knight
Ray L. Brannon
Lee Hurst
Jefferson
Bartoff C. Talmadge
Arlington
Harold Williams
Tomlin Place
Lester Davis
Pol
Donald Denson
Ford Road
Bob Hitt
S. Second
Earl Krueger
Snyder
Betty McClard
S. 24Th Place
Carol Ann Krusiewicz
Baldwin
Bonnie Green
June B. Lee
Ronald Hagel
Jack Mitchell
Fletcher
Charles Wooldridge
John W. McCarty Jr
Indiahoma
Clarence Biggers
Kelvie Carpenter
Annie Oakes
Santa Fe
Homer Koch
Oak
P.hls
Dan McCarroll
Shawnee
Mike Karty
Dallas
Tex
Jackie Nestell
Ga Parker
Cathy Gooday
Anadarko
Jeffrey Topaum
Kendall Cozad
Charles Haag
Carnegie
Julia Mowatt
Rueben Standing
Carla Nelson
Luther Krebbs
Tishomingo
Shelley Nelson
Betty Gilfillan
N. 20Th
Mary Pueblo
Thomas Goombi
Billy Williams
Jackie Beeson
Wayne Harrington
Canton
Nina Youngman
Chattanooga
Clara Yeahque
Star Route
Lawton
Doris Morris
Cyril
Monte Traywick
Robert Buckner
Aaron LeClaire
Henry Pernell
Gibson’s Pharmacy
S. S
B.T
Rumsfeld
Saigon
Floyd Campbell
Floyd
Larry Campbell
Larry Co
Radioear
Sears
Raulston Furniture
Dial
Ferrell
Hugh M. Sandlin
Holdenville
Charles T. Henry
Lonnie Abbott
D-Ada
Lou Allard
D-Drumright
Lee Cate
D-Norman
Allen Wiliamson
D-Cushing
David L. Boren
Seminole
Ross Duckett
Mustang
E. C
Sandy) Sanders
Leslie Guy Ferguson
Thomas A. Bamberger
Homa City
William J. Gooden
Kingfisher
J. D. Witt
D-Vinita
George Camp
House
John L. Monks
D-Muskogee
C. W. Doornbos
Bartlesville
Don Kilpatrick
J. D. Wharton
R-Pryor
James M. Kardakus
D-Apache
A. C. Holden
Dewey
Wayne Sanguin
D-Hugo
Jack Lindstrom
Marvin York
Jan Eric Cartwright
Muskogee
Hannah D. Atkins
Lewis Kamas
Freedom
William F. Poulos
Warren E. Green
Ed Cole
Okmulgee
Billy F. Kennedy
D-Pawhuska
Don Huddlestead- Talihina
J. Thomas Taggart
A. Visanio Johnson
Leo H. Wynn
Checotah
M. David Riggs
Victor E. Wickersham
Mangum
Don Duke
D-Ardmore
Mandell L. Mathese
Mike Murphy
D-Idabel
Gordon Beznoska
D-Geronimo
W. H. Odom
D-Wagoner
Kenneth R. Nance
Robert E. Hopkins
Tom Rogers
D-Enid
Wiley Sparkman
D-Grove
Bernard J. McIntyre
Ray Trent
D-Del City
Howard Paul Cotner
D-Altus
Jerry Hargrave
Fred Ferrell Jr
Delgin
Ways and Means
Marvin A. McKee
D-Guyman
Bob E. Harper
D-Frederick
Kenneth E. Converse
D-Tishomingo
Roy A. Boatner
D-Durant
Moscow
Santa Cruz
Constitution & Press Circulation
Southwest
Lawton Evening Constitution
Morning Press
Sundey
D Avenue
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