Births and admissions listed at local hospital
Births include a son to Calvin Clinge in Baltimore at 2 a.m. June 2 weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces and a daughter to Charles Howard in Green Meadow at 7:24 p.m. June 1 weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. other births cited with names and addresses. Admitted and dismissed lists cover numerous patients with surgeries and medical treatments across multiple towns and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Clinge
Baltimore
Charles Howard
Green Meadow
Paul Landers
Hoover
Forrest Keener
Columbia
Kathryne Hally
Mary Hally
Kinyon
Orval Boydston
Apache
E. D. Sharp
Elgin
A. O. Dupler
Cache
Regina Petty
Elma Petty
S. 14Th
Lillian Compton
Dearborn
Alan Leslie
Drayton R. Everett
Duncan
Ray E. Munn
N. First
Charlie Maze
Temple
Edgar W. Rice
Newcastle
Floyd McCaig
Dale Tuberville
Euclid
Medical
Jerry Avery
Elmo Avery
Walters
Gayla Snyder
Ralph Snyder
Donald R. Holman
Maggie Holman
Douglas
Grady Green
Jimmy Lee Green
Gregory Jung
George R. Jung
Bell
David Lee Mansell
Lawana Mansell
Maple
E. M. Knowlton
Cherry
A. D. Walker
Fort Sill Bivd
C. N. Jones
Joe F. Musgrove
Washington
Kenneth Ellis
Indiahoma
Arthur M. Mead
Chickasha
Harvey Landis
Lee Adams
Mockingbird Rd
Clarence F. Brown
Davidson
Donnie Powell
Corner
Surry
Billy R. Bonner
Monroe
Billy Dayton
Charlie F. Lovett
Ernest Cummins
George Schultz
William E. Spencer
S. 49Th
Shirley Mincey
T. W. Garbutt
Ernest Porter
Arlington
Kenneth Hunter
Lee Weaver
PHS Indian Hospital
Subscriptions Rates for Lawton Area Newspapers
Lists monthly and annual rates for Morning Press Sunday and Constitution subscriptions, including carrier service, mail options to Oklahoma counties, Lawton P O Boxes, and outside Oklahoma. Includes per copy prices, tax note, and 2 percent state sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Const
Press & Sunday
Const. Press & Sun
Constitution Press
Pope John XXIII asks crucifix placed in coffin
The Vatican says Pope John XXIII requested his favorite crucifix be placed in his coffin after death. He bought the Milan junk shop crucifix in 1926 for about 80 dollars, later paying for it, and it once belonged to an abbot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Vatican
Milan
John
Backwoods Girl Becomes A Somebody Gets Degree
Dorothy Brown, a rural North Carolina girl from Izebel County, earned a degree from Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. She completed eight years of schooling in six, studied at the college, and will teach elementary school in Mecklenburg County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina
Dorothy Brown
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Izebel County
Dorothy
Tom McKnight
Mooreville
McKnight
Charlotte Observer
Woman's College
House
Mecklenburg County
Charlotte
Oklahoma Panel Hears Bid Price Clash Over Engineering Contracts
Commissioner C Hubert Gragg pressed state officials why cost plus 100 percent is paid to engineers and why competitive bids are not sought. Lyons said the figure follows federal approval and urged reviewing contract awards. Southern Oklahoma citizens led by Senators Ham Cobb and Muldrow planned to testify on Interstate 35 routing in mid afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quovah
McIntosh
C. Hubert Gragg
Oklahoma City
Gragg
Lyons
Commission
Oklahoma
Glen Ham
Pauls Valley
Joe Bailey Cobb
Tishomingo
Hal Muldrow
Norman
Sooners Plan Oklahoma Rally for Barry Goldwater
Oklahoma group eyes a July 4 Washington rally to urge Barry Goldwater to run for president. Don W. Kinkaid says a few Oklahomans may attend. transport options include bus train or plane caravan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
UPI
Washington, D. C
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Don W. Kinkaid
Oklahoma Goldwater In
Four Sill Soldiers Die In Weekend Car Crashes
Four Fort Sill soldiers died in two weekend highway crashes. Pvt. Robert J. Alamo 24 of Corona New York Pvt. James Lyle Keller 22 of Birmingham Michigan Pvt. Michael John Klobacher 23 of Kingsford Michigan and CWO Paul E. Amberger 36 of Perryville Missouri were reported dead. Amberger died from injuries after a collision at Rolla Missouri on Saturday. The other three perished in a crash involving a car and a bus on U S 62 near the Texas New Mexico line at 9 55 a m Sunday. The bus carried 15 to 20 passengers, seven were injured. The El Paso bound bus driver Fred Northcutt 41 of El Paso Texas said the car swerved into the path of the bus. Northcutt suffered a broken leg and Amberger’s family remained in Springfield Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Texas- New Mexico
Fort Sill
Robert J. Alamo
Corona
N. Y
James Lyle Keller
Birmingham
Mich
Michael John Klobacher
Kingsford
CWO
Paul E. Amberger
Perryville
Amberger
9Th Artillery Group
Rolla
Artillery and Missile School
U.S. 62
Texas-New Mexico
Carlsbad
N. M
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas
el Paso
Fred Northcutt
Tex
Northcutt
Carlsbad Caverns
Springfield
Rain slows harvest but boosts pastures and maize
Weather notes say rains slowed wheat harvest but boosted pastures and maize. Ripe wheat may bleach and yield drop slightly. no immediate heavy damage expected. Lawton area forecast calls for clear to cloudy skies and warm temps through Tuesday with highs near 86 and lows around 60s. statewide showers were light to heavy in spots with 2.8 inches at Fargo and 2.11 at Mackie. a tornado forecast briefly in the southwest expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Mackie
Tulsa
Guymon
Ardmore
County redistricting stalled by commissioners failure
Ebisch accuses Comanche County Board of failing to redistrict since 1910 and labels fellow members from Districts 1 and 66 as disinterested. He says motions to redraw failed for lack of second or 2-1 votes, and seeks a mandamus to compel three compact districts with population equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central District
Ebisch
Comanche County
Lawton
Bureau of Census
Board of County Commissioners
Prince Philip Bumped From Pony in Windsor Polo Match
Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, was bumped from his pony during a polo match at Windsor Great Park. He fell under the hooves of three ponies but finished the period. He drove to a hospital and left after two minutes. a spokesman said he was not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
England
Prince Philip
Elizabeth II
Windsor Great Park
Windsor Castle
Seminar Attended by Officers from 13 States at OU
Samuel C. Sparks of the 34th MPT Det CI at Fort Sill joined civilian and military law enforcement officers from 13 states and Washington DC at the second annual Southwest Narcotic Investigation seminar ending Thursday at the University of Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Sparks
MPT Det
Fort Sill
Washington, D.C
University of Oklahoma
Wading Pools Open In City
Supervised wading pools at six Lawton parks opened this afternoon under H O Ahischinger's announcement. Pools run 1 to 5 pm Monday through Friday for children 6 to 12, with under six admitted with parents. Contagious conditions barred unless doctor notes. Matrons supervise at each pool through June to August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Parks
H. O. Ahischinger
Lawton
The
Recreation Commission
Park Board
Union Park
Cora Hedrick
Douglas
Hattie Lee Young
Harmon Park
C. E. Monroe
Mattie Beal
E. C. Ramage
Dunbar
Reece Thompson
35Th Division Park
Gene Welch
U S Resumes Ties With Haitian Regime Under Duvalier
The United States announced it will resume normal diplomatic relations with the Duvalier government in Haiti. Washington noted continued displeasure with the regime but cited U S interests in restoring full diplomatic contact after the president extended his term beyond May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
U.S
State Department
Morning Star Yacht Sinking Searched In Bahama Waters
Five boats and seven airplanes scoured a vast Bahama Islands area for the Morning Star after the yacht radioed it was sinking in rough seas with five people aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
UPI
Bahama Islands
Morning Star
Local Employment Service Seeks Bids on Office Equipment
The Local Office of the Oklahoma State Employment Service moves from 313 South 6th Street Lawton to auction off surplus items including two five ton GE refrigerated air conditioners one air conditioner aqua tower one overhead gas heater and one aluminum awning Sealed bids open at 10 00 A M June 12 1963 at 217 Will Rogers Memorial Office Oklahoma City OK Bid forms available at the Oklahoma City address and 313 South 6th Street Lawton Oklahoma Contact numbers Jackson 4 1441 and Elgin 3 2315 The Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma State Employment Service
South 6Th Street
Lawton
Oklahoma
Will Rogers Memorial
Oklahoma City
Oklahtme
Jackson
Elgin
Commission
Lawton Woman Elected Veterans Auxiliary Officer
Jennings B. Koch of Norman leads Oklahoma Veterans of World War I for the coming year at the sixth annual convention. Other officers include E. Clinton Louis retiring state commander and regional leaders from Tulsa Midwest City Anadarko and Oklahoma City. The auxiliary elected Mrs. Ray Akin president with support from Mrs. Ella Lutz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Colton
Anadarko
Ray Akin
Midwest City
Ella Lutz
Lawton
Cleo Hays
Oklahoma City
Flora Pemberton
Ella Watson
Tulsa
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Hospital News
Gery
Kathy Kundysek
Maude Kundysek
Cyril
Myrtle Walker
Snyder
Randy Hodges
Raymond Hodges
Muleshoe Tex
Dana Atchison
Robert Atchison
Forrest Pittman
Patsy McClaflin
Harold Palmer
William Hubbard
Chevyl Bone
Floyd Bone
Bonnie Burke
Ridgecrest
Wallace Campbell
Lee
Patsy Curtis
Zada Daubenspeck
Nancy Johnson
Willie Lee
Summit
Homer McDaniels
R. L. Mallow
Geronimo
Charlie Mays
Eula Perry
Pollard
Lillian Simmons
Altus
Theo Tanner
Williams
Ben Coleman
Irwin
Alma Frazier
McKinley
Florence Johnson
Bob Jones
Tipton
Karen Killian
Willie Killian
Mountain Park
Robert Leslie
Nora Marlow
Walter Massey
David Meisenheimer
Anaheim
Calif
Clarence Neal
Marlow
Robert Potter
Ferris
Cal
Glenn Ricker
N.W
Ate Russell
Ozman
Minnie Stanberry
Donald Wortham
Monroe Wortham
N. 23Rd
Roy Wickham
James Summers
S. 45Th
Jennifer Jill Kirby
Emory Ray Kirby
Elaine Davenport
Ray Davenport
Marilyn Hataway
Benjamin R. Hataway
Donald H. Bennett
Donald L. Bennett
Avondale
Bob McCoy III
Bob McCoy Jr
Rhonda Bury
Arnold Bury
Sterling
David Martin Jr
David Martin
Chattanooga
A. J. Peck
Howard C. Brenton
Frank Manatoboy
Logan
Rufus J. Hise
Fletcher
Charles Hamm
Jeral D. Powell
S. 13Th
Don Frank Marshall
el Dorado
William N. Outenreath
N. Mth
L. E. Simmons
Louis Arnau
Denver
Fredrick Greb
H. M. Evans
N. 27Th
Wallace Easton
Eisenhower Drive
Gilbert R. Kidd
Kermit Elling
Rt. 3
Iva Lee Ketchum
Arthur Wilson
Clyde Snodgrass
Bert Perdasospty
Thompson Gouge
Mt. View
Hazel Franks
Gracemont
Henry Johnson
Ada
Kenneth Cozad
Carnegie
Thelma Hoskins
Clinton
Dorothy Mae Brown
Sidney's Dairy Creams
Post
J. H. McClung
N. Sheridan Road
Gate 4
Sheridan Road
Sooners
Freezer
Carl
Food Mart
Sheridan Rd
Zales
Quality Optical Service
Prince
Pony
Polo
America
Joe Kelsey
Southwest Veterinary Clinic
Porter Hill
Association of
James H. Stone
J. H. McClung Bid Board
First Equity Corporation
Wichita Falls
Veterans Auxiliary Officer
Yates
Crete
Metedes Feders
HOTEL
Lawtonian
Austin
Pharmacist
A. B. Drug CO
S&h
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