Police Court Dispositions From Municipal Judge Oaks
A list of police court cases disposed today by Municipal Judge J Merle Oaks. Defendants include J of fwe soColG improper backing with 320 bond forfeited. Bessie Rogers speed limit with 20 bond. Henry Tointigh resisting arrest bond forfeited. Joyce Best straight on right turn arrow and running Stop sign bonds forfeited. many others with fines from 5 to 20 dollars and several bond forfeitures. Public drunkenness charges listed with two bond forfeited.
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J.merle Oaks
Fwe Socolg
Bessie L. RoGgers
SIS
Henry Tointigh
Joyce Y. Best
Vovid J. Carter
Oak
J.g
Roach
Runyon Drive
Moma
Public Nuisence
King Shirve
Liberty
Togor N. McDonald
Fort Sill
Havor
Charles E. Morrison
Rain E. Pilgrum
Nokine R. Brockood
SP N
Paplerson
Jerry W. Lowey
Johnny L. Olsen
N. 46Th
Stovwre
Accent
Opie E. Jennings
Kinyon
Ruening
Redight
Or G. Strout
Slop Sqn
Lonett G. Leggett
Cornedith K. Jones
Pollard
Steven A. Smith
Jones
Kenneth A. Couns
Adewice R. Fox
Jimmy R. Rollins
J. L. Mustitch
Witten J. Wolbert
Free A. Stromselm
Walter L. Gerrett
Junior L. Gerrett
N. Smeri- Gon
William McCowan
Sos Patterson
Aubrey
Albert J. Foster
James &. Mochen
Horiend T. 4Orel
Frederick Hammond
Cheyenne
Ciree James Ledford
India
Derby Nelson Borrow
James J. Dougles
Dootittle
Harold N. Henderson
Apache
Helen M. Broock
Court Frees Unexpected Stripper in Edinburgh Festival
A stripper who was wheeled nude across Edinburgh’s gallery during a festival performance was acquitted of indecency. The showman Kenneth Dewey and publisher John Calder faced charges, Calder’s case dropped. Dewey claimed the act was for an unorthodox television program.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Kesselaar
McEwan Fia
John Calder
Calder
Kenneth Dewey
San Francisco
Phone Rates Rise in 22 Towns in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City General Telephone of the Southwest received a 184000 dollar approval from the state corporation commission for a 497000 dollar annual rate increase. The new rates are effective this month and mostly add under two dollars monthly. The largest rise affects Broken Arrow with 3.90 dollars for business lines and 2.05 for residential single party lines.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
General Telephone of
Southwest
Corporation Commission
Broken Arrow
Gate
Arnett
Avant
Gage
Goodwell
Raw
Keyes
Ramona
Supply
Barnsdall
Boise City
Laverne
Texhoma
Beaver
Buffalo
Fairfax
Hominy
Shattuck
Stroud
Waynoka
Prosecutor Raps Belli On Calling Jack Ruby Insane
Dallas District Attorney Henry Wade attacked defense lawyers for labeling Jack Ruby insane after he killed Lee Harvey Oswald. Wade accused Belli of alternating praise and insanity verdicts, noting press statements and a psychiatrist's assessment cited by the Dallas Times Herald.
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Belli
Jack Ruby
Dallas
UPI
Henry Wade
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Francisco
Wade
Dallas Times Herald
Tulsa Boy Dies Of Asphyxiation
In Tulsa a one year old boy named John Edward died from asphyxiation after a heater burned up the room's oxygen. The incident is reported by UPI.
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Tulsa
UPI
John Edward
Shoplifter Prefers Cheaper Coat in Court Testimony
Mrs Joyce Rose 33 admitted stealing a $280 coat then a $72 coat from separate stores. She told the court she preferred the cheaper style, explaining her motive as liking the lower price.
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London
UPI
Joyce Rose
Good Manners and Soft Words Open Difficult Passage
A concise reflection notes that courteous speech and patient behavior help resolve tough situations. It emphasizes restraint and politeness as practical tools for overcoming obstacles and improving outcomes.
Trailer Fire Claims Two Lives In Oklahoma City
Fire at a trailer home left three others homeless after two occupants died. The deceased include Dennis Wade Hoyle born September 6 1962 and his wife, both connected to Fort Sill. Investigators cited a cigaret left burning and boxes of stainless steel cookware in the blaze. Funeral services will be announced by Becker Funeral Home.
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Ial
Cox
Wood
Hoyle
Baltimore
Becker Funeral Home
Rock Island
Fort Sill
Germany
Hq. Btry
Usaamc
Delbert L. Hoyle
Dennis Wade
Democratic Platform Meeting Canceled In Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma state Democratic Party announced that the Platform Committee meeting planned for today was canceled due to icy roads. No new date was set as the committee, tasked with drafting the party platform, awaits rescheduling.
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Oklahoma City
Democratic Party
Santa Visits Fort Sill Cub Pack 188 for Awards and Christmas Cheer
Santa Claus greeted Fort Sill Cub Scout Pack 188 on Wednesday as the cubs received gifts and presented handmade gifts to parents. Lt. Gregory Clives awarded Wolf, Lion, and Bear badges to members, announced advances to Boy Scouts and Webelos, and named Ralph Keyport new den chief for den 3.
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Fort Sill
Old St. Nick
Den
Helen Lee
Lewis
Gregory Clives
Paul N. Gurlea
William Kyle
Richer Bass
Michael McKindra
Heyman Harp Jr
Greg Chase
Dwight Harp
Felton Jones Jr
David Selvey
William Gregory
Paul Sickman
Paul Richards
Mercer Lee
Bruce Chidsey
Fred Beck
Mark Chariton
Jeff Thomas
Steven Roberson
Wolf
Charlie Stowe
Lion
Richard Weldon
Patrick Ximenes
Reuben Brown
Joseph Masoni
Randy Simons
Deware Stone
Timothy J. Guriea
Boy Scouts
Webelos
Ralph Keyport
Boy Scout Troop 173
Barley Seeding Time Cut Could Boost Yields
University of Arizona agronomist Dr. Bob Dennis recommends planting barley in mid November instead of mid December to reduce seeding rate and raise yields. He cites a well pre irrigated seedbed and a properly functioning grain drill as additional keys.
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Barley
Tucson
Ariz
UPT
University of Arizona
Bob Dennis
Pope Paul VI confirms Jan pilgrimage to Israel and Jordan
Vatican confirms Pope Paul VI will visit Israel and Jordan in January for the Holy Land pilgrimage. Plan includes Jan 4 in Amman and Jan 5 in Israel with Mass at Bethlehem’s Church of the Nativity and return to Rome on Jan 6.
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Vatican
Paul VI
Israel
Jordan
Holy Land
Rome
Amman
Church of the Nativity
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
No Teacher Can Be Solon Nesbitt
The attorney general told the state supreme court that it is unconstitutional for a person to hold both roles as legislator and teacher. He argued the arrangement violates separation of powers, noting the earlier opinion limited to districts receiving state funds.
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Ae City
UPI
State Supreme Court
Weather Summary from Oklahoma State Overnight
Brisk northerly winds end snow showery spell as temperatures warm to the upper teens and 40s. Much of the state sees melting with sunny skies, icy spots fading. light sleet possible in extreme south. readings range from the upper teens to mid thirties across towns like Guymon Ponca City Ardmore and Altus.
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Guymon
Ponca City
Ardmore
Improvement Group To Meet In Lawton View Announced
The Lawton View Improvement Association will meet at 8 p m Monday in the Dunbar school auditorium. Rev H P Parris president announced plans for the Lawton View will be discussed, followed by committee reports and a Christmas party.
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Lawton View
Seven New Lawton Chamber Directors To Be Installed
Seven Lawton business and professional men will join the Lawton Chamber of Commerce January 3 as new directors. The incoming slate includes Milo Gore, Jack Raulston, Dr Byron Stock, Bill F Bentley, Jim Arkenin, W D Ford Jr, and D Fountain. Retiring directors are C R Ellsworth, George Witten, Clarence Aubrey, James A Black, Ross H Porter, Spec Sanders, Rex Madeira and O B. Remaining on the board are T D Nicklas, Exall English, George Barber, Bill Johnson, John Keathley, Lloyd Meadors and Dale Thompson.
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Lawton
The
Lawton Chamber of Com
Milo Gor
Jack Raulston
Byron Scock
Bill F. Bentley
Jim Arkentin
W. D. Ford Jr
D. Fountain
Ic. R. Ellsworth
George Whit
T. D. Nicklas
Exall English
George Barber
Bill Johnson
John Keathley
Lloyd Meadors
Dale Thompson
Police Complaints Snubbed By FBI in Sinatra Jr Case
Los Angeles Police Chief William H. Park said his intelligence unit was not called in or kept informed by the FBI regarding the Sinatra Jr kidnapping. He criticized the agency while a Washington FBI spokesman refused to dignify the complaints with a comment.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Frank Sinatra Jr
Washington
William H. Park
United Press International
Amed
FBI
Parker
Ashington
Federal
$1.5 Million Suit Filed Against Southern Hills
Tulsa AP report notes a $1.5 million lawsuit filed against Southern Hills National Bank and 13 organizers or directors. Three couples owning 30 shares seek $1 million to recover funds plus $500,000 in punitive damages from named individuals and the corporation. The action protects stockholders after the bank’s assets were sold and questions directors authority and unapproved actions.
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Tulsa
Southern Hills National Bank
Southern Hills National Bank Corporation
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