Kennedy brothers clash in Aspen ski race at speed
In Aspen Colorado Robert Kennedy won a ski race by .1 second against Edward Kennedy. Robert teamed with Tom Corcoran in doubles on Aspen Mountain. Edward partnered Andrea Mead Lawrence in the giant slalom as the brothers vacation there. They depart for Washington Saturday.
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Aspen
Colo
Kennedy Brothers
Robert
Edward
U.S
Tom Corcoran
Colorado
Massachusetts
Andrea Mead Lawrence
Washington
Tulsa 13 Year-Old Admits Stealing Baby Girl
A 13-year-old boy admitted taking 22 month old Vicki Arlette Bowen from her home in Tulsa and leaving her on his mother's doorstep. The missing child was reported by her mother De Yvonne Bowen after her ex-husband could not account for her whereabouts. The boy is held for investigation.
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Tulsa
Vicki Arlette Bowen
de Yvonne Bowen
Sunny
Bowen
Southwestern Bell Plans Oklahoma Expansion
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. announces a 36.3 million expansion and service upgrade in Oklahoma for the year. The plan adds about 36,100 telephones, reaching 934,700 statewide, with new building additions in Tulsa and Oklahoma City and underground long distance cables to Enid Alva Woodward Fairview and Cherokee. Dial system conversions include Medford January 19 and Skiatook in early 1965. 12 cities converted in 1963.
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Oklahoma City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Oklahoma
E. C. Smith
Southwestern Bell
Smith
Tulsa
Enid
Alva
Woodward
Fairview
Cherokee
Medford
Skiatook
Indictments Handed Down in Sinatra Jr Kidnapping Case
Federal authorities hold indictments for Barry Worthington Keenan 23 Joseph Clyde Amsler 23 and John William Irwin 42 in the Sinatra Jr kidnapping. They face six charges with potential life terms and 35000 fines per man. A federal arraignment is set for Monday.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Frank Sinatra Jr
Albert Lee Stephens Jr
Barry Worthington Keenan
Joseph Clyde Amsler
John William Irwin
Oklahoma Guard Officers to Meet for Annual Conference
Maj. Gen. Fred Daugherty, commander of the Oklahoma National Guard, calls the annual division commanders conference for Sunday. About 200 officers will meet in the underground auditorium between the two new state capitol office buildings to discuss intelligence, training, logistics, operations, and command. Participants include Col. John McCasland, chief of staff Robert C. Dunnington, and Brig. Gen. I. N. Baker.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Fred Daugherty
Oklahoma National Guard
State Capitol
Ditto
Besteelers
I Daugherty
John McCasland
Robert C. Dunnington
Okee
L. N. Baker
Wilburton
Escape Expert Sentenced Again
A 27-year-old Tulsa man Leonard Joe Baker was sentenced to seven years in prison for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. District Judge Raymond Graham overruled a new trial motion and set an appeal bond at 25000. Baker had previously escaped from a Texas jail and from Eastern State Hospital in Vinita. He was recaptured in South Dakota and faces additional armed robbery and burglary charges in Tulsa and Paris.
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Tulsa
Texas
Dist
Raymond Graham
Leonard Joe Baker
Baker
Paris
Tex
Eastern State Hospital
Vinita
South Dakota
New Year's Twin Births Mark Mrs Nelson’s Fourth Twin Set
Mrs Alice Nelson of Four Sets Lion Mills Northern Ireland welcomed twin boys on New Year’s Day marking her fourth set of twins. The earlier twins arrived in 1958 1960 and 1962.
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Lion Mills
Northern Ireland
UPI
Alice Nelson
Mother Kills Two Daughters In Belt Strangling
In Topeka Kansas a mother Nori Jenkins thirty is accused of strangling her two daughters Lindy three and Doris twenty three months with a belt in their home. The father Harold Jenkins found the bodies and police report the mother admitted the slayings amid mental disorder mentions from Montana.
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Topeka
Kan
John D. Cook
Robert Hecht
Shawnee County
Harold Jenkins
Jenkins
Betty Robinson
Miss Robinson
Governor Bellmon Pursues Beef Import War With President
Gov Henry Bellmon said he spoke by telephone with President Johnson at Johnson City Texas and the President pledged to seek a solution. Bellmon notes imports hurt the domestic cattle industry more than drought and urges action with beef producing states.
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Oklahoma City
Henry Bellmon
Johnson
Bellmon
Johnson City
Tex
Bellman
Kansan To Face Trial In Shooting Of Wife
Virgil William Akins 49 faces first degree murder charges in the February district court term for the shooting death of his wife Leah 45. A preliminary hearing was held Thursday and Mrs Akins was found dead at the couple’s home near Dearing last Friday.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Virgil William Akins
Leah
Welfare payroll up by one thousand sixty seven in 1963
Oklahoma City AP reports the Welfare Department added 1,067 employees in 1963. Of these, 413 were due to law changes funded largely by the federal government, and 654 were transferred from Mental Health Department payroll. Total welfare staff reaches 3,099.
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Oklahoma City
Legislative Council
State Welfare Department
Lloyd Rader
State
Federal
Rader
Mental Health Department
Welfare Department
Enid and
Pauls Valley
Hissom
Sand Springs
Water Rules Hearing Draws Expected Large Turnout
Frank Raab the state water resources director says a large turnout is expected for a public hearing on water resources board rules. The session will be January 14 at 1 30 p m in the Capitol underground auditorium and is the second hearing since the 1963 legislature passed new water rights laws.
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Oklahoma City
Frank Raab
Water Resources Board
Capitol
Funeral Services for Reubin Walter Attaway
Services for Reubin Walter Attaway aged 65 who died in a Lawton hospital will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday at Sterling First Methodist Church with Rev Richard Harris officiating Burial will follow in the Sterling cemetery under the direction of Dalton Funeral Home Attaway was born April 30 1898 in Dolburg Indian Territory He moved to Fletcher in 1909 and to Sterling in 1914 He married Dora Wallace November 5 1928 at Lawton He was a member of the Methodist church and Masonic Lodge No 363 of Fletcher He is survived by his widow six daughters five sisters one brother and other relatives Also noted are services for W C Calvert 88 of 1309 S 17th who died Monday with burial at Highland Cemetery.
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Reubin Walter Attaway
Lawton
Sterling First Methodist Church
Richard Harris
Dalton Funeral Home
Gletcher
Attaway
Dolburg
Indian Territory
Fletcher
Dora Wallace
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Hazel Hurst
Windsor
Calif
Dora Stanton
Rush Springs
Joyce Maley
Cache
Rubena Sutter
Oneal
Neb
Patricia May
N. 24Th
Sheila Tahdooahnippah
Green Meadow Dr
Fannie Riddle
Elgin
Dolly Hollis
San Pablo
Dora Dilworth
Junction City
Colo
Laura Kennedy
Ruth Draper
California
Fred Attaway
Ash
Services for 0 D Gelvin Held at Beal Heights Church
Funeral services for 0. D. Gelvin, 82, of 1116 C, who died Monday, were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Beal Heights Presbyterian Church with Rev. William L. Slemp officiating. Burial was under Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home direction. Bearers included Dr. Donald Angus, Dr. C. L. Parsons, John Nauman, Earl Riley, Charles Van Lew and Harry Aucion.
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Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
William L. Slemp
Highland Cemetery
Ritter- Dalton Funeral Home
Donald Angus
C. L. Parsons
John Nauman
Earl Riley
Charles van Lew
Harry Aucion
Services for Sidney A Hutchins Held at Local Church
Services for 64 year old Sidney A Hutchins of 1707 D were held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the First Christian church with Dr W S Parish officiating. Burial followed at Highland cemetery under Lawton Funeral home direction. Commandry No 18 served as escort. Bearers were John Japp, George Meisel, Glen Fuqua, Koenig Fuqua, Austin Parker and Roy Hooper.
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Sid) Hutchins
First Christian Church
Dr. W. S. Parish
Highland Cemetery
Lawton Funeral Home
Commandry No. 18
John Japp
George Meisel
Glen Fuqua
Koenig Fuqua
Austin Parker
Roy Hooper
Annie Bell Knight Burial Moved to Monroeville Ala
The body of Mrs. Annie Bell Knight died December 30 at Fort Sill Army hospital was moved to Monroeville Alabama Thursday for burial. Miller's Mortuary handled local arrangements. She is survived by daughter Mrs. Emily L. Stallworth and three sons led by John L. Jackson.
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Annie Bell Knight
McKinley
Fort Sill Army Hospital
Monroeville
Ala
Miller's Mortuary
Services for Jess B Forbess Held at First Methodist
Funeral services for Jess B Forbess age 65 of 712 Bell were at 2 30 p m Thursday at the First Methodist church. He died about 7 a m Tuesday at the Veterans hospital in Norman after a five year illness. Rev De L Hinckley officiated and burial followed in Highland cemetery under Lawton Funeral home direction. Bearers were John Keathley Marlin Keathley James Black T D Nicklas Lindsey Whitten and Eddie Hillhouse. Honorary bearers were Ed Pannell Justin Kuntz Charley Young John Shoemaker Glen Powers Emmett Bowles and Joe Rodolph.
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Bell
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Forbess
Veterans Hospital
Norman
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Highland Cemetery
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Marlin Keathley
James Black
T. D. Nicklas
Lindsey Whitten
Eddie Hillhouse
Ed Pannell
Justin Kuntz
Charley Young
John Shoemaker
Glen Powers
Emmett Bowles
Joe Rodolph
Funeral set for Mrs Vicie Slayton Tipton
Mrs Vicie Slayton Tipton 81 died Wednesday at a Frederick hospital. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Sunday at the Tipton Church of Christ with Wilburn Dennis officiating. Burial in Tipton cemetery under Pecinosky Funeral Home direction. She was born November 2 1882 in Burdell Arkansas and married B B Slayton in 1908. She is survived by a son Ebber Slayton, two sisters and three brothers.
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Vicie Slayton
Frederick
Tipton Church of Christ
Wilburn Dennis
Pecinosky Funeral
Mrs. Slayton
Burdell
Ark
B. B. Slayton
Ebber Slayton
Red Bluff
Calif
Bertha Sutton
Kilgore
Tex
Louisa Slayton
Walnut Ridge
Burlie Hooton
Memphis
Two Children Die In Maryland Fire
In Seat Pleasant Maryland two children Mabel A Payne 2 and Agnes Payne 15 months died when a fire destroyed their one story home. Their mother was across the street seeking clothing for warmth. Eight siblings were rescued or escaped as officials blamed a defective wood burning stove for the blaze.
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Seat Pleasant
Mabel A. Payne
Agnes Payne
Prince Georges County
State Auto Toll Tops '63 Already
The 1964 Oklahoma highway toll rose to 10, up two from the same date in 1963. Baby David Fisher, six months, died from injuries in a New Year Day two car crash near Shawnee. Chloe Montgomery, 46, an Ada resident, also died in the crash and the Fisher parents were injured.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
David Fisher
Billy Joe Fisher
McLoud
Highway Patrol
Shawnee
Oklahoma 3
U. S. 270
Fisher
Ada
Chloe Montgomery
Train kills four on handcars near Seligman Arizona
Four railroad maintenance workers died when a Santa Fe freight train struck two handcars 30 miles west of Seligman in northern Arizona. A third car avoided contact as the train rounded a curve and passed through a mountain cut close to the impact point.
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Seligman, Ariz
a _ railroad
Santa Fereight
Seligman
Arizona
Yavapai County
Lee Inscoe
Senator's Daughter Seeks Short Hospital Stay
Oklahoma City 11 year old Pat Edmondson daughter of Senator Howard Edmondson was in a city hospital with an acute respiratory infection officials said she will likely be released in a few days.
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Oklahoma City
UPD
Pat Edmondson
Howard Edmondson
Miss Edmondson
Pioneer Oklahoma City insurer William L Overholser dies at 88
Oklahoma City obituary notes William L Overholser an early insurer who arrived in 1892 from Columbus Kansas died here Thursday at age 88. He helped shape the city's early financial and civic landscape.
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Oklahoma City
William L. Overholser
Columbus
Kan
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