Funeral Rites for Local Residents Lead Oklahoma Notices
Funeral rites are listed for Minnie Bartosovsky of Apache born 1878 in Seward Neb and Lil lie M Reynolds 87 of Apache with services in Mother of Sorrows and Apache First United Methodist Church. Other notices include Melvin Jinings 68 of Faxon, Clayton Riley 67 of 1147 Oak, and Mrs Hannah Elizabeth Williams 54 of Geronimo with services planned at Becker Funeral Home.
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Apache
Minnie m
Crews
Ward Pankratz
Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church
Fairview
Bartosovsky
Seward
Neb
Oklahoma
Adolph Bartosovsky
Lillie M. Reynolds
Lawton
Apache First United Methodist Church
Asa E. Hendricks
Andy Kampus
Apache Reformed Church
Pleasant View
Hopewell Church
Crews Funeral Home
Reynolds
Melbourne
Ark
Osroe Reynolds
Wideman
First United Methodist Church
Clifford Belew
Ernest Drake
Opal Chiouber
Lois Keever
Phillip Skuda
Greenmeadow Drive
Buck
Bill
Heber, Ariz
Georgia Hunt
Cleam Waters
Lee Church of Christ
Melvin M. Jinings
Oak
Robert Gregg
Faxon Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Faxon
Comanche County
Mary Mae Farris
Eighth and Lee Church
Pete Jennings
Wycliffe
Gudinas
Jo Jennings
Payee
Snanings
Becker Funeral
Clayton
Mickey) Riley
Fort Sill
Bloomigton
Ill
Army
Ft. Bliss
Tex
1St Field Artillery
33Rd Field Artillery
France
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Helen Stockton
Wichita Falls
Hannah Elizabeth Williams
Geronimo
Detour
Williams
Edwin L. Williams
Ronald
Boston
Mass
Guy T
Little Rock
Onajane Hutto
Beckie Shearer
Keymor
Louise Stottlemyer
Hanover
Moroccan royal crisis ends as loyal forces quell rebellion
Rebels seized Rabat radio station after a seven hour battle, proclaiming a revolutionary republic and King Hassan II’s death. Loyal troops recaptured key sites. Libyan backed plotters faced reprisals while foreign powers, including Egypt and Algeria, were suspected of involvement.
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Rabat
Medbouh
Hassan
Idris
Muammar Kadafi
Morocco
Egypt
Cairo
Algeria
Lawton FFA to Attend Nashville Angu s Show
Thirteen Lawton FFA students plan to attend the National Junior Angus Heifer Show and Judging Contest in Nashville Tennessee July 13 16. Eight students will show livestock leaving Lawton at noon Tuesday while the five member judging team departs early Thursday morning. Participants include John McMahan Joe McMahan Willis Charles Hanza Karl Hanza Kerry Givens Mike Porter Steve McGuffin Stephen Kriz and Hyman Copeland.
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Lawton
FFA
Nashville
Tenn
Uled
John McMahan
Joe McMaWillis
Charles Hanza
Karl Hanza
Kerry Givens
Mike Porter
Steve McGuffin
Stephen Kriz
Hyman Copeland
Max Porter
Don McMahan
Rudy Hanza
Wesley Sik
Public Records Complaints List From Lewton Police
Names and addresses appear for several public records complaints and alleged thefts. Incidents include vandalism with rocks in a gas tank, theft from a deck area, burglaries of houses and businesses, and a knife assault. Several items reference stolen property such as rods, rings, a car stereo, and bicycle.
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Lewton
John R. Perry
Ash
Cart
Stedman
Arlington
Richard R. Wisnow
W. Euclid
Paul Robinson
Roosevelt
Lewis Jewelry
Howell School
Lloyd Curtsinger
Chettencege
Frovel McElroy
Luther Holloway
Georgia
Kenneth M. Woller
Barclay
Bel
Lerry Holcomb
4 H Judging Team Places at Oklahoma Field Day
The Comanche County 4 H judging team placed second at the Oklahoma Junior Polled Hereford Field Day held at the Lacey Smith Ranch near Ardmore. The event featured 18 Oklahoma teams with 334 competitors. team members included David Turner Gail Turner Danny Sellers and Jo Ann Bishop. David Turner earned high individual honors and Gail Turner was fourth high individual.
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Oklahoma
Lacey Smith Ranch
Ardmore
David Turner
Gail Turner
Danny Sellers
Jo Ann Bishop
Comanche County
Igh
City Detective Attending School
Charles Connally a Lawton police detective is among 18 law enforcement officers attending a six week polygraph examiner's school at Texas A M University. The course conducted by the Police Training Division of Texas A M's Engineering Extension Service runs through August 13.
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Charles Connally
Lawton
Texas A&m University
Police Training Division
Texas A&m
Comanche County 4Hers Head to Quartz Mountain Camp
Fourteen Comanche County 4H'ers departed for Quartz Mountain State Park near Altus for a three day area 4H camp. Attending were Howell Janet Olds Karen Burk Cathy Stuever Sharon Holland Melissa Jones Melinda Jones Ronald Chavez Kerry Chavez Joe Renschen and Meech Tahsequah.
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Comanche County
Quartz Mountain State Park
Altus
Comanche Howell
Janet Olds
Karen Burk
Cathy Stuever
Sharon Holland
Melissa Jones
Melinda Jones
Ronald Chavez
Kerry Chavez
Joe Renschen
Meech Tahsequah
178 Youths Register Here
A total of 178 eighteen and twenty year olds have registered to vote with the Comanche County Election Board. Secretary Mrs J N Logan reports 138 registered as Democrats, 31 as Republicans and nine as Independents.
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Comanche County Election Board
J. N. Logan
City Man Receives Doctorate in Mathematics
Dwight Olson of 4510 Denver earned a Ph D in mathematics from the University of Wyoming. He was among 177 students to receive advanced degrees from the university in May.
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Dwight Olson
Denver
University of Wyoming
Dr. Olson
Harris considers presidential bid amid crowded Democratic field
Senator Harris signals a national campaign option and says he will enter most primaries if he runs He cites polling in Oklahoma where Ed Edmondson leads by a small margin and notes his past national party roles as advantages while facing home state skepticism
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White House
Harris
Oklahoma
Senate
Ed Edmondson
Edmondson
Vic French
Robert S. Kerr
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Raiders Bail Out After Jet ditch in Swamp Near Saigon
A helicopter was shot down 60 miles southwest of Da Nang wounding two crewmen as U S forces report 7 851st aircraft lost in Indochina. B52 bombers kept attacking enemy supply lines Laos to northwest Vietnam while ground fighting lapsed to patrol actions. South Korea reports 599 enemy killed or captured, 437 weapons seized, 16 tons of rice, and 13 Koreans killed with 30 wounded in a three week central coast sweep.
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Saigon
Laos
South Vietnam
U.S
da Nang
Indochina
Nixon Seeks Early Action on Education and Air
The report notes President Nixon urging early education funding action for the coming fiscal year and planning for the fall term, while also pressing for swift air policy. It mentions his swim at Camp Pendleton with C. G. Rebozo and Kissinger traveling on a 10 day world tour visiting Saigon and Paris for peace talks.
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C. G. “Bebe” Rebozo
Key Biscayne
Fla
Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base
Henry A. Kissinger
Draft Bill Talks Enter Third Week Amid Time Pressure
Washington AP reports House and Senate negotiators enter a third week of talks on a two year extension of the draft. They remain split over Sen Mansfields advisory amendment proposing a nine month withdrawal after prisoner releases. Conferees, led by Hebert and Stennis, seek agreement before the August recess.
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Washington
U.S
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Edward F. Hebert
D-La
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Congress
Indochina
Mansfield
United States
Clark Charged After Incident At Father’s Home
The defendant Clark faced Municipal Court on December 24 after arrest the prior night following an incident at his father Lee Clark’s home at 1909 Bell. He was held about six hours in the city jail overnight.
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Clark
Lee Clark
Bell
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