Area Funeral Notices for Hagen and Aunko Families
Two obituaries list Mrs. Janice Hagen aged 49 dying in Stockton California after a long illness and Mr. Perry Aunko aged 64 passing at home in Lawton Oklahoma. Funeral details show Hagen service at First Christian Church Clinton Oklahoma with Becker Funeral Home handling arrangements. Aunko funeral services are pending at Becker Funeral Home Lawton.
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First Christian Church
Clinton
Stockton
Calif
Becker Funeral Home
Hagen
Bufala
Lawton
California
Trig Hagen
Albert L. Aunko
Mr. Aunko
Saddle Mountain
Aunko
Lucious Aitson
Stock Market Slips Amid Slow Trading and Diverse Quotes
In New York the midday Dow Jones Industrial Average falls 7.15 points to 896.25 as trading remains thin. The report also lists Oklahoma farm prices for wheat barley Milo and other commodities, plus notices of local obituaries and family announcements from Fort Sill and surrounding areas.
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New York
Ark Roy
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Alva
Manchester
Clinton
Reno
Geary
Liberal
Medford
Weatherford
Yukon
Afton
Kingfisher
Okeene
Watonga
Keyes
Perryton
Altus
Hillsdale
Hobart
Enid
Temple
Mangum
el Reno
Milo
Wa- Temple
Famed Admiral Jocko Clark Dies of Cancer at 77
Retired Adm. Joseph James Clark known as Patron of the Pacific died at a New York hospital at age 77 after a battle with cancer. He served in three wars and earned numerous decorations. His wife Olga and two daughters were with him. funeral plans were incomplete.
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NEW York
Joseph James “Jocko” Clark
Clark
St. Albans Naval Hospital
Olga
Chevron Closes Oklahoma City Office Moves Staff to Denver
Chevron Oil Co a Standard Oil affiliate closes its Oklahoma City exploration office and transfers about 40 geologists geophysicists and landsmen to Chevron West headquarters in Denver. Remaining staff are not retained and the move affects workers.
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Oklahoma City
Chevron Oil Co
Denver
Chevron
Standard Oil Co
California
San Fran
Souiyaiees
Chevron West
Brinlee Seeks Venue Change in Murder Case
Brinlee requests a venue change for the murder case involving the death of Fern Bolding near Bristow last February. Pretrial motions are set for Monday before U.S. District Judge Edwin Langley as publicity in the Muskogee area affects fairness. Brinlee is charged with using a stolen truck from Joplin to Tahlequah on December 15, 1970.
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Muskogee
Okla
Joplin
Tahlequah
U.S. Dist
Edwin Langley
Brinlee
Fairlo
Bristow
Fern Bolding
Oil dumping fouls Windhoek water supply
Indiscriminate dumping of oil has polluted a portion of Windhoek's water supply in the South West area, raising concerns over local water safety and prompting potential investigation and remedies.
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Windhoek
South West
Two More Die On Oklahoma Roads This Morning
The Associated Press reports a Tulsa man, John Samuel Tepakeyah, 35, died in a head on crash on the Broken Arrow Expressway. A teen girl, Jeanie Sortore, 16, was killed in a car train collision northeast of Beggs. Oklahoma's 1971 road toll reached 385.
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Associated Press
Broken Arrow
Tulsa
Okmulgee County
Oklahoma
John Samuel Tepakeyah
Jeanie Sortore
Beggs
Highway Patrol
Tepakeyah
Broken Arrow Expressway
Lynn J. Mayberry
Claremore
Mayberry
Sortore
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Edgar Eisenhower Dies at 82 in Tacoma Washington
Edgar N Eisenhower elder brother of Dwight D Eisenhower dies at 82 after a stroke nine days earlier He was known as a conservative who supported right wing groups declined legal fees for Tacoma poor and quipped about Social Security He leaves Milton the surviving brother and was married three times with a son and a daughter from his first marriage Milton travels from Kiev to Moscow and London to Tacoma for the funeral
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Tacoma
Wash
Edgar N. Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Associates
Dwight
Eisenhower Brothers
Milton Eisenhower
Edgar Eisenhower
Lucy Dawson
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Ukraine
Kiev
Moscow
London
Jury Eyes Charges Against Newspapers
A federal grand jury in Boston investigates possible criminal charges against three East Coast newspapers over publication of secret Pentagon papers. Evidence has been presented since April, with involvement noted by Attorney General Mitchell and the Supreme Court's stance on publication. Daniel Elsberg has been charged with unauthorized possession of classified documents.
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Washington
Boston
Pentagon
The
Washington Post
Post
John N. Mitchell
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Daniel Elisberg
U.S
Vietnam
Ellsberg
Spray Blamed In Youth Death Near Webbers Falls
An antiseptic spray is blamed for the death of a Webbers Falls youth after three youths inhaled fumes from spraying it into a paper bag. The incident occurred in Muskogee Oklahoma as authorities investigated the accidental poisoning.
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Muskogee, Okla
Webbers Falls
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