Gun Victim Turned Away at Clinic Sparks Sheriff’s Dissent
Sheriff Forest McClung said Southwestern Clinic declined to admit Sgt. J. A. Kilgore of Geronimo after a self inflicted abdomen wound. The doctor questioned if Kilgore was an army man before referring him to Fort Sill hospital. Ambulance crew later took Kilgore to Fort Sill with officials noting a superficial wound and non serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest McClung
Southwestern Clinic Hospital
Fort Sill
McClung
J. A. Kilgore
Geronimo
Pital
Kilgore
cClung
Mill
Fort Sill Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Southwestern
Army Hospital
50 Year Old Law Solves Pate Problem
Oklahoma City AP story notes a 50 year old statute to resolve the delay in setting an execution date for condemned slayer Gerald Pate. Judge J Knox Byrum will be advised January 6 if the death sentence has not been carried out and must convene Pate to explain any legal reason to delay a new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Gerald Pate
J. Knox Byrum
Shawnee
Pate
Byrum
Mary Jane Haygood
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Oklahoma
Glenndale Carter
Pottawatomie County
Funeral Rites Pending for Sgt Major Edward B. Greve
Sgt Major Edward B. Greve 42 of 5538B Hammell Rd Fort Sill died about 9 p m Thursday at U S Army Hospital Fort Sill from an apparent heart attack He served 18 years in the Army including duty in the European Theater He married Anna Thresher in McAlester July 14 1945 Surviving are his wife a son Michael Curtis a daughter Deborah Ann his mother Mrs Mary Lutz four stepbrothers and one brother in law Also noted are Survivors from Fort Smith Ponca City and Fort Sill. Funeral arrangements are pending at Beck er Funeral Home.
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Becker Funeral
Edward B. Greve
Hammell Rd
Fort Sill
U. S. Army Hospital
Ye Sill
Fort A
Fort Smith
Greve
Germany
Army
Pan
26Th Artillery
Anna Thresher
McAlester
Michael Curtis
Deborah Ann
Mary Lutz
Herman Fred
Clarence
Lutz
Lawrence Lutz
Ponca City
Two U S Airmen Die In Britain Car Plunge
In thick fog near London two U S airmen from Lakenheath died when their car swerved off a circle and into a canal at Mildenhall. Airman William McFarland 22 of Hartsville S C and Airman Thomas Franklin 20 of Ryder N C were killed. Both widowed by Gloria and Dianne with three children. Fog ice and reckless driving blamed for the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Mildenhall
William McFarland
Hartsville
S.C
Thomas Franklin
Ryder
N.C
Lakenheath Air Base
McFarland
Gloria
Franklin
Dianne
OSU Names City Girl Top Scholar for 1963 64
Audrey Wilson Richardson of 706 Arlington is named a Top Ten scholar at Oklahoma State University for 1963 64 with a 3.616 average and a perfect 4.0 in honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSU
City Girl
Audrey Wilson Richardson
David 0. Wilson
Arlington
Oklahoma State University
Pleasure Under Pressure in San Francisco
In San Francisco the AP notes champagne carries 30 to 45 pounds per square inch and urges that a bottle be opened away from people to avoid injury. The Wine Institute spokesman cautions care when handling this sparkling beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wine Institute
Cost Of Living Hits New High
Washington report shows the consumer price index at 107.4 for the 1957-59 base, up 1.3 percent from last year. Food prices rose 0.2 percent led by fresh vegetables and sugar, while housing costs increased 0.3 percent. Average weekly earnings for factory workers rose, with take home pay up about two dollars over the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics Raa
Municipal Court Disposes Police Court Cases Today
Police Court disposed of numerous defendants in a Municipal Court session. Charges included running stop signs red lights improper turns speeding and public drunkenness with bonds forfeited fines imposed and suspensions noted for each case.
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Aude Merle Oaks
Charles E. Harrison
Loverne L. Pettijonn
Dewey Swyden
Fieyd N. Nickell
Melvin Joe Herper
Lamesa
Tex
James A. Rogers
Morier
Boyce D. Ashcroft
Clinton
Levolve Collins
McKinley
Thomas R. Levin, Sr
Benci T. Mason
Jackie L. Reed
S. Wm
James S$. Ford
Euclid
Delores Avelor
Lindy
Mary Ade Hubbard
Eucid
Charies
Smith
Cornell
Hervey Junker
Fort Sill
SIS
Tax report forms available for 1963 Oklahoma filings
Comanche county office announces forms for 1963 Oklahoma income tax reports now available. Included are wage earner and farm resident forms for preparation of reports, Ebisch stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Comanche County
Sab Ao Ietaeder Tace
Ebisch
Hospital Admissions and Births in Local Communities
A scanned hospital column lists numerous admissions including surgeries for Mary Sue Fox and Jessie Locke, medical cases for Earna Yates and Ruth Fox, and multiple entries for births such as a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mueller. Dismissals include Charles Beaver.
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Mary Sue Fox
Earl Fox
Roy Mann
Chester Martin
Earna M. Yates
Emma MccMillian
Jessie Locke
S. First
Edgar Sanders
Taft
Stanley L. Mohr
Morse
Tex
Ae Oe Flanagan
Walters
PHS Indian Hospital
Connie Vance Haag
Mt. View
Edward Whitewolf
Star Rt
Walter Francis Kaulity
S. Mth
Ruth Fox
Ada
Esenap
Ache
Helena Jean Kay
Paula Satepandoodle
Carnegie
Charles Beaver
Salome Seymour
Anadarko
Fredyt Ag Walters
Ronald Mueller
Owens
Ag Yiolin Jr
Kinyon
Daniel Tie
Kenneth Elam
Indiahoma
Melvin Joe Richardson
Obie
Richard James H. Taylor
M-Set
Martin Taylor
Cornell
Charles R. Cox
Stanley Manning
Manning
Tipton
Cooper Don
Co. Campbell
Altus
Patsy E. Washburn
Paul Wayne Hill
Sandra J. Gordon
Oli Ofeee
Harley Newsom
Medical
Danny E. Mathis
Norma Jean Ford
Statewide educational TV effort eyed for Kentucky end of year
Frankfort Kentucky officials anticipate a statewide educational television service becoming operational by the end of the year The plan aims to extend broadcasting to schools and communities statewide under a state supported program coordinated from the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
State Railroad Sales Cleared
Denison Texas reports that three Oklahoma based railroads will be sold to the Texas and Pacific after Katy spokesman says protests with ICC were withdrawn. ICC had recommended T P acquire Muskogee Railroad Co and related lines to shorten KO G route from Kansas City to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison, Tex
UPI
Texas and Pacific
Katy
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
T&p
Muskogee Railroad Co
Midland Valley
Kansas, Oklahoma and Gulf
Oklahoma City- Ada
Atoka
Ko&g
Kansas City
Dallas
Former City on Ends Career On Church Education Board
Miss L. Dee Warren will retire after 36 years with the Christian Church board of missions and education. She served since 1927 in audio visual services producing films and film strips about United Christian Missionary Society work and helped script writing, editing, and film research. Born near Kansas City she moved to Lawton as a child and later returned to Indianapolis when UCMS moved its missions building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Board of Missions and Education
L. Dee Warren
Church
Nation Search
Department of Audio-Visual Services
United Christian Mission
Ary Society
Kansas City
Warren
Lawton
Indianapolis
UCMS
St. Louis
Canadian editors name Kennedy top world news maker
AP reports for the second year running Canadian editors select John F Kennedy as the world’s leading maker of news. The poll was announced today by the Canadian Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
John F. Kennedy
iCanadian Press
Pastor To Attend Kansas Oklahoma Youth Conference
Rev D L R McDougle of the Merna church will join the Kansas Oklahoma Conference United Church of Christ youth committee meeting in Whitewater Kansas Sunday and Monday. Anna Faye Beattie Tulsa president of the state youth group and Rev McDougle are the sole Oklahoma delegates. Rev Robert Haertig Whitewater former Midwest City minister chairs the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. R. McDougle
Met Conareaniand
Kansas-Oklahoma
United Church of Christ
Whitewater
Kans
Anna Faye Beattie
Tulsa
McDougle
Okahoma
Kansas
Oklahoma
Robert Haertig
Midwest City
Federal Warrants Out For Fugitives
Payne County authorities sought federal flight warrants for two prisoners who fled Stillwater Jail on Wednesday night. Donald Craven 18 of Muskogee and Albert Stearman 23 of Bakersfield California are at large. Two other escapees surrendered Thursday and officials believe the pair have left the Stillwater area. Craven faced auto theft charges and Stearman a burglary case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Payne County
Donald Ray Craven
Muskogee
Albert Stearman
Bakersfield
Calif
Thurs- Vy
Craven
Stearman
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de L. Hinckley Jr
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C. S. Holman
John Elkins
Ward McCracken
C. F. Lanman
Kiwanis Club
U.S
Sheridan Road
Sheridan and
Cache Road
Dillion D. Martin
N. Jist
James ©. Johnson
E. Gore
Eee Lubert Gioir Martin
Joe Edward Ward
Andrew J. Shelton
Katherine L. Croom
S. Sind
Samwel D. Chappell
Sofe
Reymond E. Kurkendoll
Clarice L. Overton
Ferris
Mary J. Sumstine
Judy Joe Waits
Abs
Raymond Waits
Frederick
Susie A. Atkins
Harold L. Ballou
N. — Cashier
Elk City
Harold C. Gordon
Florence C. Harris
S.ninth
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Granite
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Dec
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Robert L. Jones
McCord
C Avenue
Lacy
Church Education Board
Levines
Trenay Alonies
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