Hospital News Memorial Admitted and Dismissed Names
Long list of patient admissions and discharges across multiple addresses and towns. Individuals include Mrs James Cothren, Jason Van White, Mrs Errol J Marchese, James H Small, Mrs Glenn Quick, Fred M Bass, George Willis, Eric McNeil, James W Bacon, and many others with medical or surgical statuses. Also notes of births and Indian Hospital entries and dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cothren
Bell
Jason van White
Joe White
Mockingbird
Errol J. Marchese
James H. Small
H. J. Small
Kingsbury
Glenn Quick
J. C. Golden
Great Bend
Kan
Fred M. Bass
George Willis
Patterson
Eric McNeil
Atom
James W. Bacon
Comanche
Judy C. Marsh
Leona T. Hood
Sur
Charge Of Cattle Theft Lodged In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reporter: William Melton Carter, 21, held on $5,000 bond after arraignment before U S Commissioner William C Page on a cattle theft charge from Texas. Carter and an accomplice allegedly stole six head from Dr. T Wiley Hodges of Lone Oak and sold them at a sale ring in Emory Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
UPD
Texas
Oklahoma
William Melton Carter
U. S
William C. Page
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Carter
T. Wiley Hodges
Lone Oak
Tex
Emory, Tex
Lance Research Contract OK'd
The Army announced contracts totaling 82 886 416 for Lance surface to surface missile R D. Ling-Temco-Vought received 79 461 956 as prime contractor after a Nov 1 1962 selection. Aircraft Radio Corp got 2 056 442 for direction finder sets. Willys Motors Co won 1 367 918 for 581 M38 jeeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Ling- Temco-Vought, Inc
Ling-Temco-Vought
Aircraft Radio Corporation
Boonton
N.Y
Electronic Materiel Agency
Philadelphia
Willys Motors Company, Inc
Toledo
Ohio
Cleveland
Math Workshop Concludes at Lawton High School
About 118 math teachers will wind up a two week workshop today at Lawton High School. The group, mostly elementary teachers, studied new methods in teaching the so called new math. The program was led by Eunice Lewis of the University of Oklahoma with Betty Jewell assisting, featuring classroom charts to aid understanding of number systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Givens
Sheridan Road School
Lawton High School
Miss Eunice Lewis
Department of Continuing Education
University of Oklahoma
Betty Jewell
Miss Lewis
Two Appointments Sent To Senate For Confirmation
Gov. Henry Bellman sent two appointments to the Oklahoma Senate for confirmation. Paul G. Darrough Jr. of Oklahoma City would join the Employment Security Commission Board of Review, succeeding Alfred Parsons of Shawnee. Dr. John Ralph Adair of Ardmore would join the state Board of Health, succeeding Dr. Louis N. Dakil of McAlester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Henry Bellman
State Senate
Paul G. Darrough Jr
Employment Security Commission Board of Review
Alfred Parsons
Shawnee
John Ralph Adair
Ardmore
State Board of Health
Louis N. Dakil
McAlester
Life Term Given In Robbery Case
Tulsa man Glenn Leverett, 22, received a life sentence for armed robbery and related charges in the December Sapulpa taxi driver shooting. Co-defendants Joe Bartmier and Wayne Lanham drew 30 and 17 years respectively, with 10-year concurrent terms on kidnapping and assault counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
UPI
Glenn V. Leverett
Sapulpa
Leverett
Kenneth Cooper
Joe Henry Bartmier
Wayne Lanham
OU Signs Fifth Peace Corps Training Contract
University of Oklahoma president Dr. George L. Cross announced the school has signed its fifth Peace Corps training contract. A 10 week on campus session will begin June 14 for about 100 candidates, preparing them for work in Costa Rica and El Salvador. Negotiations aim to include 20 trainees from El Salvador’s Social Progress Corps.
Another Increase In Sugar Prices Seen By Prober
Rep. Charles A. Vanik warned of another rise in sugar prices before year end as a House subcommittee probes the sharp increase. He blamed U S policy and underproduction and urged buying sugar abroad or reducing consumption to ease world prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prober
Washington
UPI
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
House
U.S
Peru
Vanik
Charles S. Murphy
Ohio Democrat
United States
Trial Ordered in Fatal Shooting in Oklahoma City
An Oklahoma City man, 31, E. E. Melchor, was ordered to stand trial in district court for the murder of W. W. Perkins after Melchor pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
UPI
Oklahoma City
E. E. Melchor
W. W
Bill) Perkins
Melchor
Army man completes eight week course at Fort Gordon
Pfe Wayne E Estep and his wife Bessie of Grandfield have him completing an eight week communications center specialist course at Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Georgia He entered the Army in December 1962 and finished basic training at Fort Polk Louisiana He attended Geronimo High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Wayne E. Estep
Bessie
Grandfield
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Estep
Army
Fort Polk
Geronimo High School
Window Washer Wins $141000 In Court Suit
Oklahoma City AP reports a district court jury awarded $141 000 to 43 year old window washer Adam Pietrowicz who fell from the sixth floor of the YWCA in 1961. He sued the YMCA for $392 000 claiming a casement window was in bad repair and safety bolts were lacking. The accident left him unable to work and he said 20 bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
YWCA
Adam Pietrowicz
YMCA
Pietrowicz
Action Pledged To LA Negroes Strive for Model City
Los Angeles civil rights leaders outline a timetable for total integration and pledge action within 10 days. They seek fair housing laws, school district redraws by September, citizen review boards for grievances, and stronger fair employment rules to end discrimination. They warned Birmingham-type demonstrations may follow if goals stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
H. H. Brookins
County Board of Supervisors
Inspector Convicted in Mass DUI Case
Clarence Dixon, an inspector for the state Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission, was fined $100 in district court on charges of driving while intoxicated and drunkenness. Dixon pleaded innocent and appealed the convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Mass
UPI
Clarence Dixon
Dixon
State Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission
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David Melford
Frederick
Maggie Veal
Duncan
Thomas Rojas
Mac Rogers
Mary E. Hicks
Park
Ora Correll
Walters
J. W. Cash
Kimberly Joe Geise
Leroy Geise
Dearborn
Louise Fulson
Garfield
Fisa E. Lawson
Sterling
Cathy Kundysek
Cyril
Charles A. McCall
Denver
Sheriene M. Markle
Virginia L. Morris
Elgin
Rosa Myatt
John Richardson
Lyle Whatley
Dollie A. Whitaker
Columbia
William D. Williams
Fletcher
Herman Wilkerjohn
Lawton
John L. Sullivan
Poolville, Tex
Billy A. Caldwell
Quentin Livingston
Rt. 4
Minnie Zorger
Gore
Greb
Chattanooga
Mark Dalrymple
Nancy Coats
Cache
Billy Don Hooper
Temple
Carl Jackson
Karen Sue Elling
Minneapolis
Lawrence Standing
Gracemont
Effie Vannier
Anadarko
Laucretia Tahbone
Lyndon Wahkinney
Star Rt
Gertrude Bigman
Lansing Akoneto
Fr. Cobb
Elizabeth Barcindebar
Neda Birdsong
Timothy Payahsape
Loucreta Redbone
Mountain View
Lance Research
Senate
IIT
Apte Carl
Food Mart
Sheridan Rd
Discount Department Store
Cache Road
Lawton, Okla
Compton
Rexall
N. Sheridan Road
Erwin Acres Shopping Center
Compton's
Gene Feichtner
Ron Compton
Fifth Corps
PFC
Wayne Estep
Action
LA Negroes
Warehouse Goes
Kroehler — Broyhill
Ethan - Allen Frigidaire
G.E. TV
S — Emerson — Thomasville
Bassett
Popular FurNiture Co
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