Area Driver Killed In Bridge Accident
A Davidson man died Sunday in a Jackson county bridge crash on U.S. 62 near Altus, as Oklahoma log toll reaches 23 for 1964. The fatalities also included three others in Pawhuska Tulsa and Fort Smith, Ark, with two more injuries in Lawton area crashes.
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Davidson
Jackson County
Lawton
U.S. 62
North Fork
Red River
Altus
Oklahoma
Pawhuska
Tulsa
Emer Lee Jones
Anna Mae Cook
Bartlesville
Gary Lee Boggs
James C. Sloan
Fort Smith
Ark
The
Highway Patrol
Sloan
U.S. 64
Warner
Jimmy Wayne Tomlin
Dardanelle
Jones
James Walter Scroggins
Scroggins
Gore Blvd
Lana Janell Cooper
Lincoln
Ford
Wanda Mae Kirkland
Kirkland
Pamela Kirkland
Sheridan
Cache Road
Cook
John Scruggins
Okla Johnson
Voter Registration Totals by County Wards and Precincts
The table lists registration by party and area with totals for county and Lawton areas. It notes 25 826 Democrats 2103 Republicans and 82 Independents county wide and includes ward breakdowns and precinct counts.
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Board of County Commissioners
Henry Bellman
Lawton High to Host Lawton Municipal Airport Manager
K K King, manager of Lawton's Municipal airport, will be the guest of Lawton High School's student council Tuesday. Butch Hogue, senior class president, will escort him on a tour of the school and to lunch in the cafeteria.
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LHS
K. K. King
Lawton
Lawton High School
Butch Hogue
First Heavy Snow Strikes England Disrupts Travel
A blizzard dropped up to a foot of snow along the South Coast, disrupting rail and highway traffic across England. At London Airport, runway clearance and wing de-icing kept air travel moving.
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London
England
Severe Winter Grips Midwest and Midwest Cities
Storm blankets the region stranding about 35 motorists as Illinois capital Springfield shuts down. Four dozen travelers from Paducah are housed in Taylorville lodges after eight inches of snow hits St. Louis area. Railroads avoid Chicago while schools close across Kansas City and Ohio. Search hampered for a downed plane near the Colorado border as New York mobilizes salt spreaders and plows.
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Chicago
Illinois
Springfield
Paducah
Taylorville
Knights of Columbus
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Colorado-New Mexico
Ohio
Toledo-Sandusky
University of Cincinnati
Lunken
Greater Cincinnati
Sanitation Department
New York City
Funeral services for Critchlow infant and others
Funeral services are set for Donald Ray Critchlow Jr. and Anthony John Vodochodsky, infant sons, with ceremonies at Becker Memorial chapel and Fort Sill Post cemetery. Additional obsequies honor Mrs. William Saupitty and Fred D. Johnson Jr. through local churches and Becker Funeral Home.
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Donald Ray Critchlow Jr
Donald Ray Critchlow Sr
Becker Memorial Chapel
Tom Wiles
First Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
31St
Anthony John Vodochodsky
SP5
John J. Vodochodsky
Arlington
Post
Fort Sill
Fred J. Jewell
Becker Funeral Home
Edmond
John Vodochodsky
Whitten
Iowa
Florence Taylor
Marshalltown
Hermann Flamm
Germany
William Saupitty
Star Rt
Lawton
Little Washita Methodist Indian Church
Fletcher
Saupitty
George Sumpty
Taylor Noyebad
Elgin
Little Washita Cemetery
Becker Funeral
Services for Mrs Mattie Bell Wallace Set in Waurika
Mrs Mattie Bell Wallace 85 longtime Jefferson county resident died Sunday in a Norman hospital. Born January 1 1879 in Tennessee she lived in the Waurika Hastings area for 45 years. Surviving children include Carl Wallace and J W Wallace both in California plus five daughters and a sister.
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Waurika
Mattie Bell Wallace
Jefferson County
Waurika Church of Christ
Walace
Norman
Wallace
Tennessee
J. W. Wallace
Hastings
Five Motorists Face Complaints
The county attorney's office filed traffic charges at the request of highway patrol authorities. James M. O'Malley, 17, of 2214 N. 25th, and James Alvin Wright, 35, Fort Sill, were charged with driving to the left of center. Edgar J. Russell, 32, of 1006 Gore, faced license absence charges. Judith Ann Kennedy, 25, Rt. 3 Lawton, charged with reckless driving, and Ruby Loyce Harrison, 39, Rt. 2 Indiahoma, charged with nighttime speeding.
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James M. O'Malley
N. 25Th
James Alvin Wright
Fort Sill
Edgar J. Russell
Gore
Judith Ann Kennedy
Rt. 3
Lawton
Ruby Loyce Harrison
Rt. 2
Indiahoma
All men are born equal it is what they are equal to counts
A concise aphorism on equality focusing on the value of equal outcomes rather than equality of birth.
Life Insurance Offer for Born Before 1913
An ad invites readers born before 1913 to apply for a $2,000 term life policy up to age 80. Applicants can mail name, address and birth year to Old American Insurance Co. in Kansas City, Missouri, with no obligation and no calls.
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Old American Insurance Co
Oak, Dept
Kansas City
Report of Condition Figures From a Financial Statement
Report of Condition shows balances totaling 1,183,436.43 in assets with 704,319.25 cash and equivalents and 8,017.13 other assets, plus 137,126.85 receivables and 8,267.94 liabilities or equity elements. The data appears as a compact ledger snippet reflecting a bank or financial entity’s balance sheet section.
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United States
Moore
Church Names Leaders at Annual Episcopal Meeting
Col. James E. Holley is elected senior warden at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church along with Richard A. Glenn as junior warden. Vestry members for three years are John Doolin Bill Bentley and Dan Woesner, with one-year terms for W. L. Morris and George R. Gurney. Delegates to the diocesan convention in Tulsa January 21 to 23 include Gen. Brittingham D. Henry Jones Richard Glenn and Col. Holley.
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James E. Holley
Fort Sill Blvd
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Richard A. Glenn
John Doolin
Eisenhower
George R. Gurney
Santa Fe
Wyatt Hendrick
John Bowman
D. Henry Jones
Troy Best
Charles Graybill
John Paddock
J. F. Brittingham
Tulsa
Gen. Brittingham
Richard Glenn
Col. Holley
Charles Gale
Charley Payne
Joe Dutcher
Peter King
Robert Fietz
Topics For Discussion Series In Lawton Oklahoma
Great Decisions topics for discussion during February and March were announced by Mrs. V. E. Hamm. About 40 groups with nearly 1 000 participants took part in 1963 under University of Oklahoma and Foreign Policy Association sponsorship.
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V. E. Hamm
Great Decisions
U. S
Lawton
Foreign Policy Association
France
West
Egypt
Middle East
Cuba
Americas
Indonesia
Services Pending For 100-Year-Old Shawnee Mrs. Melissa Audrian
Funeral services were pending today for Mrs. Melissa Audrian a Shawnee Indian aged 100 who came to the territory with her parents in 1875.
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Fairland
UPI
Melissa Audrian
Territory
Primatene Tablets Offer Nonprescription Asthma Relief
A New York report states Primatene, the doctors’ top asthma prescription, is now sold without prescription in many states. The tablets claim to open airways, reduce congestion, and ease nervous tension, providing minutes of attack relief and hours of freedom without injections.
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New York
N. Y
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Fort Sill National Bank
Ind
Brown Dem. Res. Ind
Chandier
Crosby
Devo
Fletcher Husen
Inglahoma
Loke
Lawrence Lowton
Mangon
McMaster
Painter
Richards
Zella
Liberty Heights
Ferris
Zanzibar
Mohammed Shamte Hamadi
Hamadi
Zanzibarity
Sheik Abeid Karume
New Republic
Sheik Abdul Rahman Mohamed Babu
Umma
Kassim Hanga
U.S
Babu
Dar-es-Salaam
Tanganyikan
Julius Nyerere
Y Kandra
B.F.A
Lyons’ Hobby Art Center
Cache Rd. Sq
Donald Critchlow Jr
A. Vodochodsky
Mrs. W. Saupitty
Mrs. Saupitty
Edith Cheevers
Indian Territory
Caddo County
Caddo
Comanche
James Wahnee
Dewey
Thomas Wahnee
Muriel Holden
Floyd Saupitty
Cache
Larry
Stanford Sappitty
Carney Saupitty
Apache
Vivian Hernasy
Marie Tomps
Mary Wahkinney
Cyril
Rev
Noyebad
Arthur Tonips
Fred D. Johnson Jr
Lawton Funeral Home
Dan Woesner
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Stitt
Robert Williamson
Herbert Myers
Harold Allred
Mrs
Mattie Wallace
First State Bank” OF
A. B. Moore
T. B. Cole
M. B. Alltier
State of
Arso
Dolores Stoll
Church
Maki
Wagker’s
Sears
Shugart’s Studios
Shugart
Will
Dean Kirkpatrick
Sear’s
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