Duncan girl stabbed and beaten in Oklahoma attack
Tama Hallmark a 17 year old Duncan High School senior was found beside her car near a Stephens County road west of Duncan severely wounded. She was hospitalized in Oklahoma City with critical condition as authorities hunted a young slender man possibly a fellow student. The attack left her throat cut and about 50 stab wounds with blunt force head injuries.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Duncan
Tama Hallmark
National Honor Society
Stephens County
Crime Bureau
Miss Hallmark
C. R. Laminack
Interstate 35 South on Shortest Route Wins Approval
The Oklahoma highway commission backs a plan to build Interstate 35 from Purcell to Springer via the shorter red line route. Agreements with Senators Cobb Ham and Rep Burnett set routes near Pauls Valley Wynnewood and Davis and drop a legal challenge to the red line.
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Sulphur - Davis
Tulsa
Bellman
Highway Commission
Lyons
Cobb and Ham
Purcell
Springer
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Pauls Valley
Wynnewood
Davis
Commission
Cobb
Ham
Burnett
Red Line
Archaeologist Bastian Prepares Final Report on Copper Mines
Bastian completed a field supervisor role for J B Griffin and J L Cotter in Isle Royale National Park excavations 1960 to 1962. He studied copper mines dating to 2200 BC yielding native copper tools and weapons. His master’s thesis focused on Prehistoric Copper Mining Michigan and his Beloit College Mound Group work appeared in The Wisconsin Archaeologist. He has worked across Mexico the northern plains Canada New York and South Dakota.
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Versity
Utah
J. B. Griffin
J. L. Cotter
Isle Royale National Park
Mich
Michigan
Beloit College Mound
Wisconsin Archeologist
Bastian
Mexico
United States
Canada
New York
W. R. Hurt
South Dakota
W. R. Wedel
W.W. Caldwell
C. F. Miller
Smithsonian Institution
Montana
Nebraska
Wyoming
Iowa
American Anthropological Association
Society For American Archaeology
State Archeological Societies
Goldwater Campaign Moves After Bedside Greeting in New Hampshire
Goldwater, escorted to a hotel after a campaign stop, plans three days in New Hampshire with a news conference, as he continues seeking the GOP nomination. He criticizes Johnson’s conservatism stance at a $100-a-plate fundraising dinner in Grand Rapids Michigan, asserting 1964 is the conservative year.
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Goldwater
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Grand Rapids
Johnson
Arizona
America
United Fund drives report progress and shortfall
The United Fund and National Council on Crime and Delinquency note ongoing yearly gains but reveal a minimum goal of 196 400, about 50 000 short of agency needs for health welfare and character programs. Elmer Bauman led Public Employes with 15085 at 126 percent, Advance Gifts under Ross Porter reached 94774 at 104 percent, Professional division under Ellsworth hit 13956 at 96 percent, Residential 3042 at 89 percent, Downtown Firms 6373 at 69 percent, Suburban Firms 4109 at 538 percent under Lord and Meadors.
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Johnson
Elmer Bauman
Ross Porter
Co. R. Ellsworth
W. F. Shepard
C. L. Parsons
George Stein
O. B. Lord
Lloyd Meadors
Cochairman
Farmer's Tax Guide Available Free at County Offices
The 1964 Farmer's Tax Guide is now available at the county agent's office and county courthouse. Lewis Haydock, the agent, said farmers and those who prepare farm income tax returns may obtain a copy by visiting the office or calling ahead.
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Lewis Haydock
Eisenhower Junior-Senior High to Get New Wing in 1965
School officials prioritize a new 42 classroom wing at Eisenhower Junior-Senior High, with an estimated $1,000,000 cost. The facility aims to ease growth to about 2,000 students by 1965-66, and construction would start soon but finish by the 1965-66 term.
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Eisenhower
Westside
Shoemaker
Sullivan Village
Edison
Western Hills
Dunbar
Douglass
Will Rogers
Cleveland
R. J. Edwards, Inc
Oklahoma City
Sullivan Village Addition
Engineerig
Cottingham and Cook
Noftiger-Lawrence and Associates
Nazi SS members stand trial for Auschwitz murders in Frankfurt
Testimony will begin Thursday in Germany in the war crimes trial of 22 former SS members charged with multiple killings at Auschwitz. A Cleveland cashmere knitting plant is the world’s largest full fashioned operation.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Cleveland
Ohio
Foreign Aid Bill Signed By Johnson Increases Security
President Johnson signed a $3 billion foreign aid appropriation for the current fiscal year. The bill trims $600 million from the prior ceiling and falls $1.5 billion short of Kennedy’s request, with the White House securing the elimination of a House ban on government credit guarantees to Communist nations for grain sales and other deals.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
John F. Kennedy
City Council Approves Final Plat and Permits for Sheridan Site
Lewis Morris led approval of a final plat for Tomlinson Ridge 5th addition and a permit to operate barbecue liquor auto parts and furniture stores in a building under construction at Sheridan Road and Lindy. Bids for lease-purchase of an industrial tractor with back hoe and loader cited Auxier-Scott Co Cope land Equipment Safeway Scaffolds Vernon Klein. bids range 4 539 to 5 920 excluding interest.
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Lewis Morris
Tomlinson Ridge
Sheridan Road
Lindy
Street and Alley
Auxier-Scott Co
Copeland Equipment Co
Safeway Scaffolds Co
Case
Vernon Klein
Larrance St
S. 28Th
Sheridan
Ferris
Cache
24Th
Frwin Lane
31St
Liberty
Donald Newport
Lth
Planning Committee
Viet Nam Crash Kills 2 U.S. Officers
A B26 fighter on a test flight crashed in Viet Nam, killing two U.S. Air Force officers. The major and the captain were not yet identified.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
Oklahoma political noises and coaching rumors swirl
Bud has not asked for or been denied leave. Wilkinson reportedly typed a resignation letter at home, but university officials say they have heard nothing and nothing is being processed. Oklahoma figures discuss the U.S. Senate race and Republican nominations while local leaders push for decisive action.
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Bud
Wilkinson
Cross
Oklahoma City
Beall
Oklahoma
U.S. Senate
Ada Lions Club
Gary
Fred Harris
Lawton
Senate
United States
Miami
Elks Break Ground For New Building
Lawton hosts Elks district meeting and ground breaking at the local lodge 10th and A. Calvin Strecker says the project aims for a $120000 new lodge with a $10000 fund drive toward the first $40000. Steve Harris and other officials attend events and bids are being received.
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Elks Association
Lawton
Calvin Strecker
Steve Harris
Guymon
10Th
Elks
Hottest Sydney Day Since 1961 At 105.4 Degrees
The Sydney Weather Bureau measured 105.4 degrees in the shade this morning, the heat peak since January 26, 1961 when 107 degrees was recorded. The reading highlights an extreme heat spell gripping the city.
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Sydney
Australia
Sydney Weather Bureau
Sill Soldier Sweating Out Draft Call By French Army
Fort Sill private Jean M Katzias born in Paris and living in Brooklyn since 1955 faces a possible French draft despite U S citizenship efforts. Draft notice reached Katzias while he served in Fire Direction Center Battery C 6th Gun BN 145th Artillery last October. He hopes for Army flight school and a career, while no French action has been taken yet.
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Jean M. Katzias
Fort Sill
U. S
Paris
145Th Artillery
Consulate General de France
New York
Katzias
U.S
Sill
Funeral Rites Pending for Mrs Mary Jane Daniels
Funeral services are pending at Ritter Dalton Funeral Home for Mrs Mary Jane Daniels longtime Lawton resident who died today at her home 1212 Garfield after a long illness.
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Mary Jane Daniels
Lawton
Ritter-Dalton
U.S. Agrees to Ship 400000 Tons Farm Surplus to Korea
Seoul sources report the United States tentatively agrees to ship 400000 tons of American farm surpluses to South Korea as the first shipment under the 1964 surplus farm commodities program.
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Seoul, Korea
United States
South Korea
Crash near Duke kills driver age 66
A Greer County man identified as D. Johnson, 66, died in a two vehicle crash at a Jackson County intersection northwest of Duke. The other driver, Mrs. Hubert Blasingame, 50, of Duke, was seriously injured. The Oklahoma 1964 traffic toll rose to 15 with the incident.
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United Press International
Greer County
Oklahoma
D. Johnson
Russell
Jackson County
Duke
Hubert Blasingame
Wrong Address Noted in Drunken Driving Case
The Constitution reports that the Monday address for Max Lial, 22, charged with drunken driving and driving without a license, was incorrect. Lial has never lived at 1205 J, the listed address.
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Max Lial
Lial
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Lawton Constitution
Dx-Sunray
Duncan and
Comanche
Uni
United Fund
Farmer's Tax Guide Ready
Lawton Glass and Mirror Co
Cache Road
Zales
Quality Optical Service
Council
Spider‘s
H&r
Brooklyn
Fort Gorden, A
Mrs
Mary Daniels
Dr Weg St
Bell-ans
Posta
Orangeburg
N. Y
Drvier
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