Funeral Rites for Mrs. S. J. Phillips Held in Vernon
Services for 79 year old Mrs. S. J. Phillips were conducted at Sullivan Funeral Home chapel with Rev. C. C. Lamb officiating. Burial followed at East View Memorial Park. She was born September 16, 1883 in Rippley Mississippi and married St. Phillips in 1904 at Gorman Texas. Survivors include her husband two daughters four sons and many grandchildren.
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Allen Smith
Chattanooga
Charlie Stewart
Kingfisher
Logan Washburn
Lawton
Mrs. J. O. Browning dies at 77 in Enid area
Mrs. J O Browning 77 of 108 S 28th died in an Enid hospital after a heart attack. Services set for 3:30 p m Saturday at Lawton Funeral Home chapel with Rev. W S Parrish Jr officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survivors include husband J Browning two daughters three sons two brothers two granddaughters seven other grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Born July 23 1836 Whitesboro Texas she lived in Walters and Lawton areas most her life. Member of First Baptist Enid. Burial by Lawton Funeral Home.
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J. O. Browning
Enid
Lawton Funeral Home
W. S. Parrish Jr
First Christian Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Browning
Whitesboro
Tex
Walters
Lawton
First Baptist Church
J. ©. Browning
Floyd Temple
Orville Carter
Dean Phillips
Sill Blvd
T. D. Phillips
el Cajon
Calif
C. M. Phillips
Copeland Brothers Honor Fallen Men in Oklahoma Services
Copeland brothers James Richard and Denver W Copeland had double funeral services at People's Baptist Church with pastors C W Sasser and E D Peel. Denver a Fort Sill civil service worker died after a car truck crash near his brother, while James died in Oklahoma City Veterans Hospital after an extended illness. Burial for Denver took place at Marlow cemetery. bearers included Merel Reynolds and Harold Walker. Burial for James followed at Highland cemetery with Lawton Funeral Home in charge.
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James Richard Copeland
Denver W. Copeland
People’s Baptist Church
C. W. Sasser
E. D. Peel
Wayne
Denver Copeland
Civil Service
Fort Sill
Marlow
Oklahoma City
Veteran's Hospital
Merel Reynolds
Marshall Long
Kenneth Price
Lioyd Watkins
Harold Walker
Ervin McCorker
Marlow Cemetery
Callaway-Smith Funeral Home
James Copeland
Vernon
Joyce
Glen Pursiey
Jack Russell
Charlie Ambrose
Highland Cemetery
Lawton
Kennedy finds no evidence top civil rights leaders are Communist
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said the Justice Department has no evidence that major civil rights leaders are Communist or Communist controlled. He cited FBI and other sources and named Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. amid accusations. Senators Barnett Wallace and Bennett had urged scrutiny of King. Hoover forwarded the inquiry to Kennedy under policy.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Senate Commerce Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Martin Luther King Jr
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Bruce Bennett
Arkansas
Commerce Committee
King
Tennessee
Communist Party
A.S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Kennedy
Ludwig Buys 1.34 Million Union Oil Shares for 100 Million
Shipping magnate Daniel K. Ludwig purchased 1.34 million Union Oil Co of California common shares for 100.539 million dollars from Phillips Petroleum. Phillips disclosed the sale in a quarterly earnings report. Union Oil confirms Ludwig’s 15 percent stake as a personal investment.
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New York
Daniel K. Ludwig
Union Oil Co
California
Phillips Petroleum Co
William L. Stewart Jr
Union Oil
Phillips
Ludwig
American-Hawaiian Steamship Co
Manhattan
Darien
Conn
William W. Wagner
Steamship Company
Union
Bartlesville
Okla
Louisiana
Los Angeles
Australia
Justice Department
A. C. Rubel
New York Society of Se—_ Analysts
Watchman Albert Hodge Killed by Machinery at Plant
A 51-year-old night watchman, Albert Hodge, was found dead early today at the Thomas Concrete Pipe Co. plant in Oklahoma City. Investigators say he became entangled while cleaning near machinery and crawled a short distance before dying.
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Oklahoma City
API
Albert Hodge
Thomas Concrete Pipe Co
Hodge
Governor Mercy Clash Over Warrant in Child’s Illness
Democrat Sheriff Winters defends keeping a warrant despite Gov. Bellmon’s absence. He says a dying 18 month old boy requires his mother at the bedside and suggests Bellmon would approve if in his place. Bellmon plans to reconsider on his return next week.
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Winters
Henry Bellmon
Florida
Bellmon
Bellman
Marshall Judge Rules Traffic Police Bound to Duty
City Judge George G. Huffman, after a traffic trial, found a parking ticket on his own car, affirming that Marshall traffic policemen are bound to their duty. The incident underscores respect for law enforcement standards and impartial enforcement.
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Marshall, Tex
UPI
Marshall
George G. Huffman
Huffman
County Budget Requests Show Increases Across Departments
The 1963-64 county budget requests compare with 1962-43 appropriations. The county attorney seeks about 9,000 more, citing workload from child welfare cases and proposing a third assistant. Hospital, audit, and crippled children funds rely on statutory levies, raising 10,405.75, 4,247.20, and 8,324.60 respectively. Other departments mostly request near prior-year appropriations.
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County Election Board
Justices of Peace
Excise Board
Crippled Children’s Fund
Department Arney
Unty
County Hospital
Election Board
Police Checking Vandalism Case
A northwest resident reported an overnight vandalism incident while she was in the yard. The intruder allegedly poured jello and various items on floors, torn pages from a book, and dumped lotions on a rug. Additional reports include thefts of a fishing rod, car radio speaker, a dog, a spare tire, a bicycle, and an electric drill.
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Northwest
Donald Rodriguez
Williams
James W. Bowick
Oak
Anita Dilley
Baldwin
Kenneth Zumwalt
Henry T. Brandt
Fred Shelton
Laird
Sims Salvage
11Th and
McKinley
Treaty Progress And Cold War Tensions Report
The partial nuclear test ban treaty eases East West friction with optimism for a Geneva summit. Berlin remains a flashpoint as the Soviet union resists on site inspections while the West pushes for seven annual checks. China and France deviate from the pact, and a Soviet non aggression proposal surfaces alongside broader arms control ideas.
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Geneva
Berlin
Germany
NATO
Khrushchev
France
China
Atomic Club
Sherfield divorce suit filed in Oklahoma City
Mrs Myrtie Sherfield sued John D Sherfield Wednesday for divorce citing incompatibility. The couple has 12 minor children.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Myrtie Sherfield
John D. Sherfield
New Apache Sewer Plant In Operation
The city of Apache launched a lagoon based sewer system to replace the old disposal plant, after a short circuit delayed use when one electric lift pump failed. Mayor Sims said repairs were underway in Oklahoma City and the system would operate once the pump is back.
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Apache
Phil A. Sims
Oklahoma City
State Health Department
Sims
Cache Creek
Viet Nam Advisers Now Total 14 000
Saigon reports the number of U S military advisers in South Viet Nam has climbed to 14 000. The buildup began after 1961 when guerrilla threats were seen as critical. About 1 000 advisers were here then, with at least 1 000 American civilians also aiding the war effort.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Tony
Governor and wife set monthly open houses at mansion
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon and his wife will host a series of monthly open houses at the mansion starting August 4. The first event, Noble County Day, runs from 2 to 4 p.m. with admission by ticket limited to county residents, as per the governor’s office.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Henry Bellmon
Bellmon
Noble County
Senate Candidates Invited To Tulsa Rally
Top Democratic hopefuls for the U S Senate race are invited to a Tulsa County rally on August 15. Ed Parks says invites went to Sen. Howard Edmondson State Sen. Fred Harris and former Gov. Raymond Gary who is weighing a bid.
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Tulsa
UPI
Tulsa County
Democratic Party
Democratic
Ed Parks
Howard Edmondson
Fred Harris
Raymond Gary
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