Salt Lake City zoo curator dies after puff adder bite
Jerry de Bary a 37 year old Salt Lake City Zoo curator died after hours of agony from a puff adder bite suffered while cleaning the cage. He collapsed after a dizzy spell and suffered severe nervous system effects and respiratory failure. Despite serum orders from Rhodesia and a potential treatment from Dr. Loren E. Miller in Michigan, he died at 6 30 am. De Bary was the only reported puff adder bite in the United States. his death follows a rare case cited by Marlin Perkins.
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San Diego
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Mary Gerald
Holy Cross Hospital
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Peggy Forrester
Salisbury
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Switzerland
Loren E. Miller
Flint
Mich
Miller
Perkins
McNamara cites deteriorating South Viet Nam situation
Secretary of Defense McNamara told Congress the anti Communist effort in South Viet Nam has worsened since the Diem overthrow. He defended the reliability of U.S. missiles and warned the Soviet Chinese dispute could complicate global policy, urging all measures to prevent Communist victory and noting a proposed $51.2 billion defense request for the new fiscal year.
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Robert S. McNaman
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Senarry Goldwater
Ncnamara
Pope
Weather Outlook for Lawton and Oklahoma
A weak cold front and northerly winds brought a breeze to Lawton and southwest Oklahoma. Temperatures will rise into the 60s with no sharp drop. highs today in the 50s to 60s and cooler readings of 53 to 70 range. Forecasters predict some rain by Tuesday afternoon in southeastern and south-central Oklahoma with most areas seeing little rainfall elsewhere.
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Okahoma
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Oklahoma
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Armal
Books On Kennedy Assassination Reach Lawton Readers
E thousand copies of the first edition on the Kennedy assassination arrived for Lawton readers and will be mailed in sequence of reservations. Lawton Publishing Co. will fill orders until supply runs out and holds some letters for possible future shipments. The 144 page hardback, priced at 2 dollars, was produced with UPI and American Heritage Publishing and includes color photos and Catton introduction.
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Willie M. Patton
Lawton Publishing Co
Kennedy
Lawton Constitution
Morning Press
Bill Bentley
Lawton Constitution and
Bentley
United Press International
UPI
American Heritage Publishing Co
United States
Washington
Bruce Catton
American Heritage Magazine
John F. Kennedy
Bartlesville Lumberyard Blaze Destroys Block of Businesses
Fire erupting from a circular saw at Benson Lumber Co. in Bartlesville burned for about three hours, destroying seven businesses and a hotel. Fire crews from Bartlesville Dewey and Pawhuska fought six alarms with easterly winds fanning flames. No injuries were reported as the blaze shut downtown traffic and disrupted power and phone service.
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UPS
Benson Lumber Co
Union Bus Depot
Johnstone
Union National Bank
Dewey and
Pawhuska
Arrow Theater
Benson Lumberyard
Davis & Eppler Furniture
Order of Eagles Hall
Jewel Hotel
Durrill Feed
Moulder-Oldham Supply Co
Union Bus
Yellow Cab Co
Frank Knode
Lumberyard
G. R. Waters
Woman Senator Considers Presidential Bid in 1960 Race
The 66 year old Senate veteran Clyde H. Smith widow weighs a run for the presidency or vice presidency. She hints at announcing in New Hampshire or directing effort to prevent discouraging supporters from seeking her name amid GOP aspirants. She has never lost an election and has served 15 years in the Senate since 1940.
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New Hampshire
Senate
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Smith
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Clyde H. Smith
Shoot The Moon Sale Scheduled
The Southwest Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association will hold its annual Shoot the Moon Hereford sale at 1 p.m. on Monday February 10 at the county fair grounds. Forty seven animals will be sold including 37 bulls and 30 females. Auctioneer will be George Morris. Consignors include Wayne Brown and Alan McCune Duncan with seven bulls and seven females, J F Ferrell Elgin six bulls and one female, Fred Ferrell Farms Lawton three bulls five females, Tom Evilsizer Lawton one female, J Fred Ferrell III Lawton one female, Harris Hereford Ranch Lawton three bulls eight females.
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Southwest Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association
Lewis Haydock
George Morris
Kansas City
Kan
Wayne Brown
Alan McCune
Duncan
Cameron College
J. F. Ferrell
Elgin
Fred Ferrell
France Recognizes Communist China Recalling De Gaulle Move
Paris announced formal recognition of Red China with a joint communique from Paris and Peking. France and China will exchange ambassadors within three months, a decision triggering U S protests and possible shifts in alignments among Western allies.
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China
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Peking
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Health Service Accepts Report on Smoking and Health
The Public Health Service accepted the Surgeon General's advisory committee findings on smoking and health. Principal actions at all facilities include stopping free cigarette distribution to patients and urging medical officers to educate patients on smoking dangers and counsel individuals on risks.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Surgeon General
Advisory Committee
Luther Terry
Health Service
Terry
Isicians
Burglary Suspect Faces Charges In Three Cases
A 41 year old Tulsa man Marty Waldo Farrington faces three counts of second degree burglary in separate store burglaries. He was arrested Friday night at Lucille's Apparel for Women in downtown Tulsa after allegedly stealing 131 dollars. Farrington is also accused of breaking into Sherry's House of Fashion on Gore Avenue last Wednesday night stealing up to 25000 dollars in clothing and a December 26 burglary at the same district store valued at about 5000 dollars. He is to be arraigned this afternoon with Tulsa attorney Tom Hanlon to represent him. Det Capt Cleo Stout tied Farrington to similar burglaries in Tulsa Muskogee and Longview Texas where he had been released on bond.
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Tulsa
Social Sessions Court
Marty Waldo Farrington
Lucille’s Apparel For
Farrington
Sherry
House of Fashion
Gore
Jack Brock
Tom Hanlon
Cleo Stout
Farrington Asa
Muskogee
Longview
Tex
Johnson seeks federal aid to curb suburban sprawl and housing shortages
President Johnson asks Congress for grants and loans to support local governments and developers to fund new classrooms streets and utilities in growing suburbs. He proposes a Cabinet department for housing and community development, public housing expansion, urban renewal, and aid for displaced residents, while promising continued anti discrimination efforts.
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