Hearing Set Friday For Accused Bride
SUNNYVALE California UPI a preliminary examination is scheduled Friday for Mrs Mary Ann Hallenbeck 21 the bride from Blackwell Oklahoma charged with murdering her husband She showed no emotion at arraignment and met with her mother and brother who flew to California to be with her Police said she admitted stabbing her husband of two days with a carving knife They were baffled by her motive Her brother Steven 26 an intern at Denver General Hospital is among her visitors Her attorney John Cost of San Mateo said a medical case not criminal and noted psychiatric care for a year and a half.
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Sunnyvale
Calif
UPI
Mary Ann Hallenbeck
Blackwell
Okla
Municipal Court
Sun
Steven
Denver General Hospital
Edith LeValley
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Hallenbeck
John Cost
San Mateo
Walter Rapaport
Agnews State Hospital
Lonnie G Long Named Assistant County Attorney
Lonnie G Long 26 of Dearborn is named to succeed Pat Sullivan as second assistant county attorney and will take office March 1. Sullivan resigns to enter private practice and pursue state representative candidacy. Long, OU Law class of 1961, Army lieutenant veteran, lives with wife Patricia and has family legal background. Sullivan says he will assist the county attorney as needed while campaigning. Former assistant to establish private practice at 319 D.
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Pauls Valley
Pat Sullivan
Chester D. Silvers
Silvers
Lonnie G. Long
Dearborn
Sullivan
Long
Methodist Church
University of Oklahoma Law School
Oklahoma Bar
Fort Sill
Patricia
Subscription Rates for Local and Mail Subscribers
Rates list for Morning Press Sunday Constitution and other editions with monthly and yearly pricing across Oklahoma counties and outside state. Includes per copy and delivery options with tax notes and a 2 percent state sales tax included.
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Lawton
Okio
Poyebie
Press
Sundeay
Constitution
An’ Ee Constitution
Comenche
Cotton
Tiltman
Kiowa
Caddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson
Mo. Mo
Press & Sun
Oklahoma
Press & Sunday
Constitution Press
County Liquor Stores to Close for Election
State liquor director Roy Parham announced that all liquor stores in Comanche County must shut next Tuesday due to an election in County Commissioner District No. 3. The district covers part of the county and part of Lawton, and the attorney general advised closing to comply with state law.
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Comanche County
Roy Parham
Parham
Lawton
How America Got Its Name From Early Coastal Lands
The term America originated from early European maps referencing the coasts of present day Argentina Brazil and Uruguay. Over time the name spread to designate all of South America and eventually both continents.
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New World
America
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
South America
Head-Hunting Traditions Persist in Borneo and New Guinea Villages
Despite a ban on head hunting, centuries old skull collections remain on display in remote villages of Borneo and New Guinea. This cultural practice draws researchers and curious visitors to sites where ritual trophies are preserved as historic artifacts.
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Borneo
New Guinea
Police Court Disposes Cases Before Municipal Judge Oaks
Police court actions today include multiple defendants from Fort Worth and Oklahoma City with charges such as speeding running red lights public drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons. Bonds forfeited fines and misdemeanor dispositions are listed for individuals including Gillespie King Carrington Hendershott and others.
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J. Merle Oaks
Johnny L. Gillespie
Gene M King
Lindy
Reenevey Carrington
John C. Hensier
Melvin & Jones
Wayne
Oki
Relph K. Hooper
Tavior
James M. O'Maley
Hillman
James Gomt
Oklanoma
Harold W. Jackton
Cameron Coi Iear
Curtis
Moire
Qist
Phillip J Cunningham
Lincoln
Macy W. Anderson
Frederick J Alien
Soviets Order TV Tubes From British Firm
A British company, General Engineering (Radcliffe) Ltd. of Lancashire, announced it has received a Soviet order valued at about $5.6 million for equipment to manufacture television tubes.
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Moscow
General Engineering (Radcliffe) Ltd
Lancashire
Accused Cop Slayer and Robber Nabbed by FBI in Philadelphia
FBI agents arrested Jesse James Gilbert 38 on the ten most wanted list after a Jan 3 bank robbery in Alabama killed Police Sgt George Davis. Accomplice Billie Jo Carder 37 and associate Edgar Ball Weaver were wounded and died. Gilbert denied identity but was finger printed. hearings planned. Carder faces unlawful flight to avoid confinement for armed robbery.
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Philadelphia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jesse James Gilbert
FBI
Gilbert
Billie Jo Carder
Lindsay
Ohlo
J. Edgar Hoover
San Quentin
Mutual and Loan Association
Alabambra
Calif
Alhambra
George Davis
Edgar Ball Weaver
Weaver
Miss Carder
U. S
William Bruno
Los Angeles
California
Lawton Politicians File for Oklahoma Senate Seats
State Rep Alfred Thomas of Lawton filed Wednesday to seek the Democratic nomination for State Senate District 10 A in Comanche County. Also filing for the four year District 10 seat was State Rep Jim Taliaferro. Other Lawton area filings include Walter Hutchins for Office No 1, Donald W Beauchamp for Office No 2, D D Raibourn for Office No 3 and Pat Sullivan for Office No 4.
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Alfred Thomas
Lawton
House
Comanche County
Jim Taliaferro
Walter Hutchins
Taliaferro
Donald W. Beauchamp
D. D. Raibourn
Pat Sullivan
Rep. Thomas
Senate
W. D. Brady
Cotton-Jefferson County
J. M. Kordakus
Caddo County
Maurice Willis
Altus
Jackson County
Wayne Holden
Duncan
Stephens County
Walters Man Arrested In Shotgun Theft
A 41 year old Walters man was jailed for grand larceny in the shotgun theft from R S Sporting Goods on February 12. He was arrested at his home Wednesday and James Miller of 912 Washington signed the complaint. Also jailed were a 48 year old Lawton man for assault with a deadly weapon and two Oklahoma City men for burglary and carrying a concealed weapon after police found a knife with a five inch blade in their car.
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Walters
R&s Sporting Goods
Lawton
James Miller
Washington
Oklahoma City
No National Parks in Kansas Says Encyclopaedia Britannica
The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes Kansas has no national parks or monuments but lists several game preserves and a sanctuary for buffalo within the state.
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Kansas
Buffalo
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Legion To Meet At Hall Tonight
A special called meeting of Lowery-Whitehead American Legion Post 29 was announced by Royce D. Ramsey. The group will convene at 8 p.m. at the Legion hall at Seventh and E for a vote on an important matter. Members urged to attend. prospective members may call Ramsey or listed contacts.
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Lowery-Whitehead American Legion Post
Royce D. Ramsey
Sixth District
Legion
Horse Racing Banned in US During World War II
In 1944 horse racing was prohibited across the United States for the duration of World War II, reflecting wartime measures and resource priorities affecting sports venues and betting.
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Oktonome
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