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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1972

Page

4

Death notices for Edith Ward and Thomas Ledford

Edith Majors Ward 84 of Elgin dies in Lawton hospital. Funeral at Elgin United Methodist Church with two pastors officiating. Burial at Letitia Cemetery. Survivors: three daughters, two granddaughters, six great grandchildren, four great great grandchildren. Thomas M. Ledford 84 of Lawton dies after brief illness. Funeral at First Baptist Church in Indiahoma with burial at IOOF Cemetery in Indiahoma. Survivors: wife Pearl, two sons, four daughters, 22 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren.

Arrangements for Bartoff C Talmadge in Lawton

Bartoff C Talmadge 72 of 212 Arlington died Sunday at a local hospital after a brief illness. born April 26 1898 in Enid he lived in Oklahoma City 23 years before moving to Lawton in 1964 and was a retired city bus driver. He married Libbie Love in Lawton May 1959 and had two sons Roy and Jack and three daughters Lucille Lucille Minnix Deloris Summers Freida DeAngelo plus a half brother Leonard. 20 grandchildren survive. Arrangements are pending at Becker Funeral Home. Second obituary notes Bessie Mae Raibourn 64 of 1604 Gore Blvd died at 12 45 after a brief illness. born December 19 1897 in Gatesville Texas she was married to D D Raibourn November 24 1927 in Lawton and came to Lawton in 1935. Raibourn was a state representative for Comanche County from 1965 to 1970 and earlier deputy county clerk and county clerk in Stephens County in the 1930s. She was a Centenar y United Methodist Church member. Survivors include daughter Ron Langacker Carnegie two sisters O C Martin and D M Bowers and four Morgan brothers E B Morgan James L Morgan T C Morgan Vernon Morgan and one grandson.

Elgin Edith Majors Ward Lawton Elgin United Methodist Church Vancel Garoutte George F. Stauffer Cyril Methodist Church Letitia Cemetery Robbins Funeral Home Fletcher Ward Sadorus Ill Leroy Majors Illinois Arkansas Beulah Schumann Viola Martin Boynton Lorena Hadley Wichita Falls Tex Irena Hansen Geraldine Brown Salem Bartoff C. Talmadge Arlington Becker Funeral Home Talmadge Enid Mr. Talmadge Oklahoma City Libbie Love Roy Bellevue Wash Jack Monrovia Calif Lucille Minnix Duncan Deloris Summers Cheney Kan Freida DeAngelo Ohio Leonard Bessie Mae Raibourn Gore Blvd Nenton- Ritter Dalton Funeral Home Raibourn Gatesville D. D. Raibourn Comanche County Stephens County Centenary United Methodist Church Ron Langmacher Carnegie O. C. Martin D. M. Bowers Irving E. B. Morgan Dallas James L. Morgan Houston, Tex T. C. Morgan Premont Vernon Morgan Modesto

AIM Dancers Involved in Lawton Arrests After Car Meet

Police say twelve people were arrested from three cars tied to a dance event north of Lawton. Six juveniles were detained at Marie Detty Youth Center. two 18 year olds, Dean Martinez and Elgin Red Elk Jr., posted bond for disturbance. AIM coordinators Camp and Bellcourt commented on borrowed cars and uncertain contents.

Marie Detty Fort Sill Dean Martinez Elgin Red Elk Jr Martinez Lawton The American Indian Movement AIM Carter Camp BLA Washington Vernon Bellcourt Maj Gillian Camp Bellcourt Washington, D.C Alford Hennessee Hennessee

North Vietnamese Leader Stops In For Unannounced Talk

The unnamed North Vietnamese Politburo member Le Thanh Nghi visited to confer with Tho about negotiations. Hanoi Radio reported that without a signed cease fire cut, the North Vietnamese people realize they cannot achieve certain aims.

le Thanh Nghi Tho Hanoi Radio

Icelandic Gunboat Harasses British Trawlers in Cod War

The British Trawler Federation said a Icelandic gunboat cut nets of a British trawler and harassed two boats off Iceland's southeast coast during a Force 9 gale. The report notes the Aegir was involved in the incident.

London Iceland British Federation Aegir

Oklahoma City Weather Brings Ice Storm Warning

A heavy snow watch is issued for northern Oklahoma as freezing conditions cause widespread icing. Lawton reports six days of subfreezing temps with multiple water line leaks and power warnings. roads are iced, with the Bailey Turnpike glazed.

Guymon Ardmore Stony Point Medicine Park Sterling Elgin Lawton Ronnie Wood Water Department B Street Lith Street Sheridan Road Ferris Avenue 14Th 16Th Streets 38Th Street Euclid Avenue Wood Jim Noury Arkla Gas Company Noury John Winstead Public Service Company Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Jesse Eppler Oklahoma Tillman County Highway Patrol H. E. Bailey Turnpike Oklahoma City Texas Line Walters Gate Comanche Caddo Cotton Grady Jefferson Stephens Tulsa Weather Bureau Tulsa

Apollo 17 reports from lunar front with silent check

The crew holds steady after 22 minutes of silence then reaches lunar station. Cernan announces America has arrived and Evans and Schmitt describe the view, noting fogged windows and craters while spotting a pinprick flash near Grimaldi on the moon.

Cernan America Evans Schmitt

Hospital Costs Rise As Daily Rates Hit New High

A three judge panel split over Hatch Act implications after a district court in Washington found the law overly broad and violating First Amendment rights. The government argued the act remains essential to civil service integrity and that Congress should not rewrite every prohibited action. The suit was brought by the National Association of Letter Carriers and several unions and political committees.

Washington Merit Civil Service System Erwin N. Griswold Justice Department Congress Civil Service Commission National Association of Letter Carriers Washington Area

Judging Chili Cook Off Delivers Ulcer Fueled Tales

A chili judging day in Terlingua prompts offbeat scenes as judges sample eleven entries. One critic recalls an ulcer flare from chili, while participants boast gimmicks including a telegram from Ed McMahon. Five finalists are named, with winners to be announced next day.

Joe Galloway Ed McMahon Joe

Eisenhower High Under Scrutiny by North Central Panel

A 36 member North Central Association committee visited Eisenhower High School to reevaluate the 1965 member school. The group toured classrooms and heard a multimedia briefing on student goals and demographics while planning to issue findings.

Eisenhower High School North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges North Central Eisenhower North Central Committee Mickey Mouse Organization Fisenhower

Anacin Promoted as Top Doctor Prescribed Pain Reliever

Doctors dispense over 50 million Anacin tablets yearly for headaches dental pain arthritis colds and flu. The ad claims Anacin relieves pain quickly with little stomach upset and suggests following medical advice to take this tablet.

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