Hospital News Items Highlight Births and Admits
Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Fisher at 3:20 p.m. Jan. 2, weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces. The list records numerous admissions and discharges across Indian and regional hospitals, noting medical and surgical cases with patient names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy D. Fisher
N.W
Carl W. Creswell
Walters
Weldom Simmons
S. 28Th
James L. Hathorn
Monroe
Medical
Ina Mae Runnels
Maple
Glen N. Gensman
Euclid
Jessie Ann Smith
Thomas H. Smith
Burley King
Rose Kinmonth
Dearborn
Dan Martin
Columbia
Homer Parrish
S.tith
John Wilder
Arlington
Samuel T. Peterson
Grandfield
Nickey L. Trest
Teddy Trest
Lincoln
Ben Fehring
Fletcher
Leonard Chalkey
Logan
Roy Boyd
Indiahoma
James E. Butler
Averill A. Johnson
Dewey R. Tallant
Tracy Moore
Duncan
Arliss J. Bradley
Robert C. Lemons
Daniel H. Austin
Jimmy M. Cline
Forest Kitsmiller
Helen E. Hill
Sycamore
Mary R. Raglin
Easton Martin
Fort Smith
Ark
Deborah J. Newsom
Foster L. Mayer Jr
Cyril
Michecl F. Meloni
Cecil E. Jackson
Ralph W. Pope
Snyder
Larry Triplett
S. 14Th
Ricky G. McMillian
Summit
Vivian K. Ensey
Manning
Lorance Maker
Robert E. Thompson
Jefferson
Polly M. Lowe
Sherene Lanet Williams
New York
Morton Wolverton
Kinvon
Tyler Wahnee
Hubert Simpson
Cherry
Gary Seals
Kenneth Ward
Hoover
Mary J. Sumstine
Williams
Glenna Lucille Stenger
Carnegie
Mary Jane Madden
Fern G. Lilly
Taylor
Louie Jones
Theodore Mitchell
Macias
Douglas
David Strait
Ferris
James McAtee
Altus
Brenda Sayre
Dirk Reed
Michael Kolker
Elgin
Sarae Harmon
Rush Springs
Record In Civil Works Spending Seen In 64
The UPI report notes the US Army Corps of Engineers expects a record 205 million dollars in civil works construction for the Southwestern Division in 1964. Projects center on the Arkansas River Basin with locks dams and navigation works across Arkansas Oklahoma and nearby states. Major dams include Sam Rayburn and Canyon with multiple reservoirs planned or under construction in Texas Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and New Mexico.
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Dallas
UPI
Army Corps of Engineers
Southwestern
C. H. Dunn
Southwestern Division
Arkansas River Basin
Mississippi River
Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas River
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Verdigris River
Texas
Louisiana
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Fort Worth
Marion
Cottonwood
Sam Rayburn
McGee Bend
Angelina River
Somerville
Stillhouse Hollow
Waco
Proctor
Brazos
Canyon
Guadalupe
Bardwell
Trinity
Beaver
Greers Ferry
White River
Dardanelle
Reds Reverse Ranger Surprise In Viet Nam
A South Vietnamese ranger battalion crossed the Saigon River to surprise a Viet Cong battalion in Binh Duong Province. The attack failed to break the guerrilla force, which pressed a six hour battle with rockets mortars and heavy fire. Four rangers were killed, 17 wounded, and 30 remained missing at dusk as the unit withdrew. The clash underscored the Viet Cong resilience in the five year jungle war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Sac
Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Binh Duong
Missing Soldier’s Father In Dark From Oslo Missing Soldier’s Father In Dark
Orville Klaus of Fairland, Oklahoma says he has not received official word from the Army about his son Spec. 4 George E. Klaus’s disappearance. The 22 year old has been missing since December 13 from NATO’s Northern European Headquarters in Oslo, Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairland
UPI
Norway
George E. Klaus
NATO
Oslo
Orville Klaus
Klaus
Kennedy
Drug Regulations Aired By Speaker
Bob Parr of the Breakfast Optimist club spoke on governmental regulations in the drug manufacturing business. Parr is club president and a drug firm salesman. Program chairman was John Lettie. Jim Huddleston noted an official report on the Christmas tree sales project should be ready by next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Parr
Breakfast Optimist Club
Parr
John Lettie
Jim Huddleston
Illia refuses to accept defense chief to avoid duel
Argentine President Arturo Illia stands by Defense Minister Leopoldo Suarez amid a duel threat from ousted Air Force secretary Martin Cairo who challenged Suarez after Cairo’s New Year firing over economy measures. Cairo claims injury to his dignity and honor. Earlier, Madrid asylum request by Jose Maria Garcia Lopez, Cuban embassy counselor, was reported. In Aden, police hunt gunmen who wounded two aides while Labor Minister Ali Salem escaped unhurt. Fiji search fails for 23 Korean fishermen missing since December 28, two survivors landed in the Cook Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Illia
Leopoldo Suarez
Air Force
Martin Cairo
Cairo
Suarez
Illia
Aden
Ali Salem
Salem
Suva
Fiji
New Zealand
South Pacific
Rakahanga
Cook Islands
Baptist Leader Urges Donations To Oswald Family
Dr. K Owen White of Houston president of the Southern Baptist Convention calls gifts to the Oswald family a warm personal expression of faith The Standard notes about 30000 has been given versus nearly 500000 to the Tippit family, amid Oswald's murder and Kennedy ties.
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Dallas
K. Owen White
Houston
Southern Baptist Convention
Lee Harvey Oswald
White
Standard
Baptist General Convention of Texas
First Baptist Church
Oswald
Dr. White
J.D. Tippit
Kennedy
Tippit
Jack Ruby
Abandoned Autos May Go To Fish
New York AP reports city car abandonment rose to 13 600 last year. A plan by Commissioner Frank J Lu cia of the Department of Sanitation proposes sinking junk autos off Long Island to become fish habitat and possibly boost fishing, pending higher scrap prices. Cars would bring $5 each C O D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Long Island
Frank J. Lucia
Department of Sanitation
C.O.D
Lawton Board of Education Sets January Meeting
The Lawton Board of Education will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in Central Junior High board rooms to discuss future building needs. Superintendent John Shoemaker said the regular meeting will cover planning and facility needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Board of Education
Central Junior High
John Shoemaker
Tulsan Sentenced Seven Years for Manslaughter
Wendell Tolliver, 28, was sentenced to seven years in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the October 3 death of 44 year old William Fred Harris. Co defendants Walter James McMullen and Larth ee Johnson were previously charged with murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Wendell Tolliver
William Fred Harris
Tolliver
Walter James McMullen
Larthee Johnson
Aliens Must Report Address In January
Lawton postmaster Charlie Payne announced a January address reporting requirement for all aliens in the United States at year start. The Immigration and Naturalization Service brochure warns that failure to report may lead to custody, deportation, and possible fines or imprisonment. forms are available at post offices and sent to the naturalization service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Charlie Payne
Lawton
Payne
Immigration Service
U.S
Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Service
Naturalization Service
District Elks Meeting Set at Lawton Lodge
A state Elks association district meeting and deputy clinic will be held at noon Sunday in the Elks lodge at 1001. State president Steven Harris of Guymon is expected to attend with officers and members from eight southwestern Oklahoma lodges. Harold Carey of Lawton will conduct the meeting and announce a district initiation of candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Association
Elks Lodge
Steven Harris
Guymon
Oklahoma
Harold Carey
Lawton
Carey
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Frederick
Wayre Moore Jr
Etta Marie Gayton
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Newhwest Chemical Co
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World Briefs
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Spain
Garcia Lopez
Fidel Castro
Peking
Tulsan
Liberty Heights
THE
Liliane Louise
S.W
52Nd Street
Patinos
Famous
Capezios
Elks
Wwe
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Memorial Hospital
Marylin Miller Cosmetics
Edna Hennessee
Wing Sale
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