Trial details reveal injuries on Mrs High and family turmoil
Lutowsky described warning signs weeks before the murder and a troubled marriage. He recounted visits to Mrs High with Ray and Lucille, her fear of living with Ray, a demand for divorce, and a fatal moment when he last saw her alive. The testimony links alleged abuse to the fatal outcome.
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Mrs. High
Lutowsky
Ft. Supply
Lutonsky
Sterling
Ray
Lucille
Marvin
Record of Balmoral Ballet Encore Draws 1500 in Wet McMahon
The American Ballet Theatre wowed Lawton audiences with a 84-member troupe including 50 dancers and a symphony, performing Billy the Kid and Jardin Aux Lilas. John Kriza wowed as Billy the Kid, Toni Lander shone in Grand Pas Glazounov, with Caj Selling substituting and delivering notable verve and style despite turnout dampened by rain.
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President Kennedy
the Ballet Company
White House
Boyes Fernandez
Caroline
Diane Richards
Chausson
Eleanor D’antuone
Richard Beaty
Toni Lander
Caj Selling
Glazounov
Raymonda
Miss Lander
Fernandez
Selling
Royal Swedish Ballet Co
America
Ballet Theatre delights with Balanchine finesse in Oklahoma
The American Ballet Theatre company performed a two hour concert highlighted by Theme and Variations set to Tchaikovsky. Eleanor D Antonuono and Beaty earned praise for virtuoso dancing while the company, reassembled in four days for an eight week tour, displayed crisp technique. The pit orchestra under William Brohn and Walter Hagen enriched the evening though Lucia Chase lamented not dancing Etudes here.
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Lucia Chase
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Students March For Big Minh In Saigon Protest
About 1,000 students marched in Saigon demanding the return of ousted junta chairman Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh. They praised Minh and did not attack Khanh, while government officials offered no counteraction amid reports of Communist propaganda against the regime.
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Police Court Disposes Cases In Municipal Judge Oaks Session
A list of defendants appeared before Municipal Judge J Merle Oaks with charges including overparking ticket nonpayments, running red lights and gambling. Fines ranged from 5 to 70 dollars with bonds forfeited or suspended and several alcohol related violations noted.
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J. Merle Oaks
Jesse Dayton Cregg
Cleo Williams
S. 12Th
William Williams
Atlanta
Helen Williams
A. W. Williams
Lloyd Dole Rozell
Cameron College
Charles W. Jenkins
Lewton Hotel
Robert Hutchins
Arlington
Paul F. Ounbor
Elim
Carl L. Dunn Jr
Wildlem Cole
Columbia
Joan W. Crocket
Gombling
Odessa Davis
Dewitt Carson Miller
Ruby M. Smith
Carrie B. Scott
Bell
Bernice Owens
Dale Milton Perkis
Cornell
Eddie J. Upsnow
Fort Sill
Bobby E. Young
Jerry Zimmerman
Robert W. Barker
Gary Booker
Kenneth A. Brewer
Nancy Jane Cox
Dearborn
Henry W. Lokey
Eugene S. Adams
Neward
Leno M. Nunn
Marion Dale Dupier
Floyd
Josephine McCowen
Texas
Helen Trotty
Shirley Bay
Panhandle Snow Drifts Halt All Road Travel
Panhandle weather freezes roads isolating towns like Fritch and forcing school closures as snow totals reach up to 15 inches in some areas. Transportation disruptions include buses skidding on U S Route 66 and U S 36 with several injuries reported.
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Tex
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Dumas
Pampa
Friona
McLean
Perrytown
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Clayton
N. M
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Lawton Council Pledges Support For Industrial Area Growth
The council thanked the community for cleaning up the industrial area and pledged continued support to attract new industries. Mayor Gilley noted improvements around the industrial addition will be explored and other actions approved include a one year lease at 110 East D with 500 rent and 2500 in tenant improvements. A gun club land use request near Lake Ellsworth was referred to public property committee.
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Gilley
East D
Ray Nauman
Lake Ellsworth
Lawton Gun Club
Bill Harrison
N. 32Nd
Edgewater Park
Public Property Committee
20Th . A
Sheridan
22Nd
Atlanta
David Gary Derrico
Frank E. Hatch Jr
Junior Chamber of Commerce
McMahon Auditorium
Rain swell raises Lake Lawtonka levels and statewide moisture
Rain from a storm extending from New Mexico drenched western Oklahoma with totals near 2.10 inches at the Lake Lawtonka dam and 2.75 inches at the Wichita Mountains Refuge. Officials reported snow briefly and forecast more rain with temperatures varying from 15 to 63 degrees across the state.
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Ruidoso
N.M
Sandia Peak
Vaughn
New Mexico
Texico
New Mexico States
Kansas
U.S. 36
Norton
Kan
Lawtonka
Hale
Julian Howard
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Howard
Panther Creek
Refuge
Wayne Rowe
Medicine Creek
Meers
Gerald Little
Lake Ellsworth
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Panhandle
Guymon
McAlester
Altus
Gage
Laverne
Hobart
Clinton-Sherman
Beall Quits Farm Council
Gov Henry Bellman accepted the resignation of Forest Beall of Nash as chairman of Oklahoma's governor advisory council on agriculture development Beall a former state Republican chairman is a GOP Senate candidate Bellman praised Bealls work noting the council laid groundwork for farm projects including a pecan program beef institute and oil seed processing efforts
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Forest Beall
Nash
Advisory Council On Agriculture Development
Beall
GOP
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Bellman
Oklahoma
Beef Institute
In Memoriam Gratitude From Brownlee Family
Katherine Brownlee and family express heartfelt thanks for comforting sympathy, beautful service, floral offerings, and kindnesses shown during their sorrow.
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Katherine Brownlee
Births and admissions listed at Southwestern Hospital
The record shows births at Southwestern Hospital including a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williams born Feb 3 at 12 08 pm weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces. Many admit and discharge entries follow for patients in Temple Walters Cyril Elgin and nearby areas with names and addresses. A correction note appears at the end along with more entries for medical and surgical cases.
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Bruce Williams
Walters
Ruby Marlene Hill
Helen Hill
Plaza Park Trailer Courts
Tony Sanders
Temple
James Gossett
Mary Jane Hutcheson
Columbia
James F. Middleton
Elgin
Linda Drumm
N. Evans Rd
Mildred Box
N. Sheridan Rd
F. Jones
Grandfield
Medical
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Eldorado
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W. E. Sexton
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Jewel G. Adams
Doolittle
Ethel Lowe
Ruby Hanza
A. M. Lovett
Joe R. Walker
N. 24Th
Leonard Hobbs
Williams
John H. Coady
McKinley
Donald W. Wiersama
James Robbins
Randlett
Roy Pratt
Alton Cox
Nob Hill
Arthur H. Nelson
Lee Blvd
Audrey Williams
Railroad
Claude J. Branscum
Taft
James W. Hughes
Bell
Bruce Smale
Cache Rd
Frank Gomez
Otis Smith
Lake
Rhonda Rollins
Floyd Rollins
Mable Johns
W. P. Sanders
Jerry Johnson
Juanita Holsinger
Cherry
Harvey Brock
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Dallas V. Morrow
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Funeral Rites for William D Roberson Held at Trinity
Funeral services for William D Roberson 54 of 14154 F died Saturday were held at Trinity Baptist Church at 4 30 a m today with Rev N N Antonson officiating. Burial with military honors followed at Highland Cemetery under Becker Funeral Home direction. Bearers included Sgt Wilson A Nelson Sp Frederick J Burmeister Pfc Raymond W Ramirez Pfc Walter W Troy Pvt Paul E Adams and Pvt Ralph F Hildreth. CWO Haskell M Stillman led the firing party from Battery B 1st Battalion 81st Artillery. Bugler Pfc Michael Goins of the 97th Army Band played.
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William D. Roberson
Trinity Baptist Church
N. N. Antonson
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Wilson A. Nelson
Frederick J. Burmeister
Raymond W. Ramirez
Walter W. Troy
Paul E. Adams
Ralph F. Hildreth
CWO
Haskell M. Stillman
81St Artillery
Michael Goins
97Th Army Band
Latvian Trade Officials Sentenced to Die for Bribery
In Moscow two top leaders of a Latvian state trade body were condemned to die by firing squad after bribery convictions. The AP report notes swift punishment and the high-profile nature of the case in Soviet era style justice.
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