Births and admissions from Hospital News items
A long list of births with parent names and locations including June 4 and 5 deliveries such as Albert Weir Geronimo and Lyle Whatley Apache. Also numerous patient admissions and surgeries listed with names, ages, addresses, and towns like Snyder Cache Duncan Altus.
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Albert Weir
Geronimo
Lyle Whatley
Apache
James Frey
Plaza Tourist Courts
Joseph Clark
Cache
Toynbee warns overpopulation threatens future mankind
Historian Arnold J. Toynbee told a World Food Congress that after conquering pestilence, war, and crop failure humanity faces a new peril the thundering tramp of overpopulation He urged a worldwide food agency and strong birth control as parts of the solution Freeman credited science and technology with opening a path to potential abundance for all.
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Washington
UPI
Arnold J. Toynbee
World Food Congress
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Toynbee
Orville L. Freeman
Bell Ringing Fourth Urged in Oklahoma
Oklahoma plans a July 4 bell ringing to join national celebration. Gov. Henry Bellman met with the Lets Ring The Bells Again committee led by Dr. Douglas V. Magers to issue a proclamation and coordinate school and religious groups statewide with the Liberty Bell event in Philadelphia.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Capitol
Henry Bellman
Douglas V. Magers
Arkansas Synod
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Philadelphia
Survivors Named For Plane Victim John Crimmons
Survivors of John Crimmons a 31 year old aboard a Military Air Transport Service plane lost over the Gulf of Alaska were listed today. They include his wife Bernice El Paso Texas his parents Mr and Mrs Percy J Crimmons Cement Oklahoma three brothers Joe serving with the Army in Nebraska Jim serving with the Navy at San Diego Cement four sisters Mrs Kenneth Rily Cement Betty Ann and Tommie of the home two half sisters Mrs Al Males Coffeyville Kansas and Mrs David Bush Hugo Oklahoma one half brother Bill Crimmons Cement Oklahoma Crimmons who attended school in McAlester before Korea service was employed by an aircraft company at El Paso.
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John Crimmons
Military Air Transport Service
Gulf of Alaska
Bernice
el Paso
Tex
Percy J. Crimmons
Cement
Joe
Army
Nebraska
Navy
San Diego
Jim
Kenneth Rily
Betty
Ann
Tommie
al Males
Coffeyville
Kans
David Bush
Hugo
Bill Crimmons
Crimmons
McAlester
Rites for Eva M. Koehler Held at St Barbara Catholic Church
Funeral mass for Eva M. Koehler 61 will be said at 9 30 am Friday at St Barbara Catholic Church. Rosary at 7 pm Thursday in Becker Memorial chapel. Koehler born in Baltimore lived there until moving to Lawton a month ago. Survived by husband Frederick son Sfc Francis J Jarousak two brothers Peter and John Donnemann and two Baltimore sisters and nine grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barbara's Catholic Church
Eva M. Koehler
Sfc
Francis J. Jarousak
Becker Memorial Chapel
Paul Mollan
St. Barbara's
French grape growers dump 150000 gallons of Algerian wine
In Perpignan, France, angry grape growers protested by dumping 150000 gallons of Algerian wine on Tuesday to challenge competing wine imports and express anger over market effects.
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Perpignan
France
Kennedy's Son Seeks Trip With Father Near Departure
President Kennedy's son John F. Jr. watched his father prepare for a western trip and acted eager to join. The 2-year-old climbed aboard the presidential jet, then tearfully refused to leave as the plane prepared to depart.
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Washington
Kennedy
John F. Jr
President’s Son Escorted From White House to Helicopter
Secret Service agents and Andrews Air Force Base commander Brig. Gen. Clair L. Wood assisted the President’s son down stairs and guided him to the Army helicopter. The boy, watched by his nurse, looked back at the large plane bound for a swing through five states including Hawaii as his father prepared to depart.
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Secret Service
Andrews Air Force Base
Clair L. Wood
Hawaii
White House
Training Center honors sweep in May awards
The U S Army Training Center Field Artillery honored units from 4th and 7th Battalions for June. Col William S Lancey presented awards in the A R Building. Hartell Award went to Battery F 4th Bn. Peden Award to Battery C 7th Bn. Ernie Pyle News Award to Sfc Max F Howard. Bleckley Award to Sfc Morales-Enrique Lopez. Calugas Award to S-Sgt Gabriell Symuieski. Turner Re enlistment Award to S-Sgt Nelson R Ham. Smith Safety Award to Battery B 1st Bn. Army Commendation Medal to S/Sgt John R Cox. Certificate of Achievement to Sgt Daniel W Settle. Soldier of the Month honors went to Pfc James R Wilson and Pvt Allen C Smith Hil.
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U. S. Army Training Center
Field Artillery
William S. Lancey
ATC
A&r
Hartell
Louis B. Banton
Vern P. Cowder
Ernie Pyle
Sfc
Max F. Howard
Morales - Enrique Lopez
Bleckley
Calugas
Gabriell Symuieski
Nelson R. Ham
Turner
Roscoe Dudley
Hero To Speak At Weatherford M-Set
Llewellyn M. Chilson World War II hero will address the Weatherford Kiwanis Club on June 10 at Fort Sill. He recalls receiving seven Army decorations from President Truman on December 6 1946 and is noted for multiple combat awards beyond the Medal of Honor.
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M-Set
Llewellyn M. Chilson
Weatherford Kiwanis Club
Fort Sill
Chilson
Army
Truman
War Department
United States
President Kennedy to witness White Sands missile demonstration
President Kennedy will view four Fort Sill missile units at White Sands New Mexico during a demonstration including Ser gest Honest John and Little John missiles. The trip kicks off a three day western tour with stops in Colorado Springs El Paso and San Diego including naval demonstrations aboard the Oriskany and Kitty Hawk.
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White Sands
N.M
Kennedy
Fort Sill
Honest John
Little John
Artillery and Missile Center
New Mexico Test Center
44Th Artillery
38Th Artillery
32Nd Artillery
18Th Artillery
NATO
Texas
Washington
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
el Paso
Tex
Lindberg Field
San Diego
Calif
San Diego State College
President's Club of
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills Hotel
Catholic Churches Schedule Masses for Pope John XXIII
Lawton will host a 6 p.m. Mass Thursday for Pope John XXIII with sermons and Holy Communion at St. Barbara's 25th and Lincoln and Blessed Sacrament Sixth and Gore. Confessions at Blessed Sacrament 5:30 to 6 p.m. All Oklahoma Catholic churches will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
John XXIII
St. Barbara's Church
25Th
Lincoln
Blessed Sacrament Church
Gore
Adjutant General Praises Fort Sill Visit by Montana Officials
Maj. Gen. Richard C. Kendall of Montana lauds Fort Sill after a three day visit to the 2nd Howitzer Battalion 190th Artillery Montana National Guard. He cites mobilization readiness gains and thanks Fort Sill and the U S Army Artillery and Missile School for professional training. Kendall notes coordination with California Air National Guard enhances mobilization value. The Montana unit has one week left at the center before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Kendall
State of
Montana
Fort Sill
190Th Artillery
Montana National Guard
Artillery and Missile Center
190Th Field Artillery
U. S. Army Artillery and Missile School
California Air National Guard
Kendall
Four Blood Donors Sought for City Woman’s Open Heart Surgery
An appeal requests four type O Positive blood donors for Mrs. Treva Ross Hester of 2506 C to supply blood for an open heart operation in Oklahoma City on June 19. Bob Bussinger of the Oklahoma State Heart Association says volunteers may report to the county city health department at 10:39 a.m. Friday for testing. accepted donors will be notified and transported to the hospital. Bank blood cannot be used for this surgery.
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Lawton
Oklahoma City
Bob Bussinger
Oklahoma State Heart Association
Wanda Neugebauer
University Hospital
Treva Ross Hester
Bussinger
ANZUS Pact Talks Opened by US Australia New Zealand
Wellington hosts two day discussions among ministers from the United States Australia and New Zealand on East West relations and Asian affairs as part of ANZUS pact talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
United States
Australia
Police Court dispositions in municipal cases led by Judge Oaks
Today’s police court docket lists numerous defendants from Fort Sill, Lawton, and nearby towns. Fines range from 5 to 26 dollars with several bond forfeitures for offenses including reckless driving, speeding, vagrancy, larceny, disturbing the peace, public profanity, improper mufflers, and driving without a license. Public drunkenness yields varied fines, and one case notes a silence on bond.
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J. Merle Oaks
Tommy Brisson
J. +. Lilly
E. Columbia
D. Nordmann
John Kenneth
Fort Sill
Carl Lynn Davis
Park
B. Petty
Stephen Robert Anderson
Andrews
Kenny Hayden
Lawton
Frank J. Sasso
SMB
Johnny J. Pizzi
Arva L. Parker
Tommy F. Louderback
Lee Bird
John G. Higgens
David L. Hemmelman
Derby L. Dupuis
Fort Sil
Loyat H. Fisher
Medicine Park
Robert C. Dionis
William B. Burgess Jr
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Winford Snow
Snyder
Ethel Smith
David Dunn
Ferris
Dennis Jackson
Bob Jackson
Don Hawthorne
Kenneth Kemmell
Tipton
Peggy Currey
Robert Ferguson
Allen Andrews
Orville Andrews
Lee
Lawrence Gardner
Cherry
David Miller
Lake
A. J. Carskadon
Cheyenne
J. F. Goffett
Roosevelt
A. E. Gibson
Cal
L. B. Adams
Dearborn
Medical
Carl Clark
Dana Atchison
Robert Atchison
Duncan
Prudence Brewer
Euclid
Oliver Brooking
Pat Harkins
Charlie Lce
Elm
Willie James
Taylor
Mary Keener
Columbia
Peggy Lee
Walters
Georgia Petorff
Altus
Margaret Richardson
Arlington
Jim Buchanan
Jeri Lynn Toyebo
George Kishketon
Ricky Stotts
Betty J. Stotts
Mozelle Pahaup
Edgar M. Pabaup
Kinyon
Kenneth Ray Chidester
Raymond A. Chidester
Liberty
John Farris
Sur
Gery
Clint Holmes
S. 14Th
Robert Gibbs
Cache Road
Eldon D. Young
Douglas
Wesley Odom
S. 10Th
Henry Lee Russell
Temple
Frank A. Preston
Oscar E. Smith
Sycamore
Russell O'Neil
S. 49Th
Jennifer Jill Kirby
Emory Ray Kirby
Marilyn Hataway
Benjamin R. Hataway
Larry A. Freese
Harvey Freese
Bob McCoy Tit
Bob McCoy II
Don Frank Marshall
el Dorado
Howard C. Brenton
Indiahoma
Hallie E. Queen
James T. Bing
Mattie Dodd
Tatum
Fred C. Larrance
Fredrick Mallon
Rudolph Buchwald
Faxon
Kermit Elling
Rt. 3
Wilfred Dale Sherwin
S. 24Th Place
Edward J. Ward
Chickasha
D. C. Kirkpatrick
Rogers Lane
PHS Indian Hospital
Stella North
Geary
Eugene Tartsah
Anadarko
Glendel Doyoto
Sharron Fern Bread
S. 19Th
Rickie Allen
Mountain View
Lupe Salazar
Shawnee
Ester Parton
Paul Judson Hefferman
Leroy Grant Haag
Maxine Stumblingbear
Fort Cobb
Bert Cleveland Perdasofpy
Thompson Gouge
Eva Koehler
Trip
Daddy
Weatherford
Sneed Acres
Eugene L. Bowman CO
Prudential
Henry Zwaan
Swami
F Ave
City Woman’s Surgery
Mia
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Allen’s Home Lumber Co
E Street Dial
Nema
Neter
Oklahoma Tire & Supply
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