Four Fort Sill men cited for illegal mufflers by troopers
Fourteen men face highway traffic violation charges in a county attorney case. Among those named are four Fort Sill servicemen accused of using improper mufflers. others include speeding at night, driving without a license, passing without clearance, and driving left of center in marked zones.
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Fort Sill
Gene Alan Kelley
Walter H. Powell
Charles H. Hathaway
Jerry Lee Andress
Thomas C. Powers
John R. Powell
Ralph F. McDaniel
S. 10Th
Andrew Holmes
Pampa
Tex
Nationwide civil defense drill tests panic and evacuation
The FCDA guided a simulated attack with 41 U.S. target cities, 8 in Canada, 2 in Alaska and 1 each in Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Washington New York and Philadelphia join public participation as Mobile Alabama plans a 26 000 person evacuation.
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Philadelhia
Federal Civil Defense Administration
FCDA
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Mobile
Ala
Capitol
Senate
House
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Bronx
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
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Oklahoma City Prices and Livestock Report June 14
State notes mixed egg prices and steady broilers with f.o.b. farm values. Receipts at Tulsa and Oklahoma City show gains in Enid and various towns. Cattle, hogs, and sheep market activity described with price ranges and notable stock movements across Oklahoma City and surrounding areas.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Featured in 15 Minute Color Film
Hal Harrison an east coast lecturer presents a 15 minute color film of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge narrated by Harrison with his son George. Harrison spent about ten days there filming scenic beauty and animal antics, praising the refuge as a top national attraction. His wife assists, his daughter aids with films, and the family travels with him during the lecturing circuit.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Hal Harrison
Pennsylvania
Harrison
George
America Beautiful
Oklahoma
Wichita
Florida
Everglades
Pacific Northwest
Maine
Bishs Called to Oklahoma City for Illness of Father-in-Law
Personal notice says Mr and Mrs Hugh Bish journeyed to Oklahoma City due to the serious illness of Mrs Bishs father Walter S Knox a former resident who was scheduled for major surgery today in an Oklahoma City hospital
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S P Williams For Ce Commissioner
I S Preston Williams aged thirty eight Sterling businessman and farmer seeks the office of County Commissioner Eastern District Comanche County in the Democratic primary July 6. Born on a farm near Fletcher educated at Oklahoma A&M College with a BS in agriculture taught high school and veterans agriculture, now farms and runs a Sterling drug sundry store. Married with three children, member of the Sterling Lions club. Campaign pledges include prudent tax care, punctuality, county purchasing, maximum wages, kindness to the distressed, full-time service, and square deals for every dollar.
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Summer recreation: crafts, movies, and league play kickoff
Recreation continues with summer events across parks. Films every Thursday at Harmon park and other nights at Dunbar Union Douglass and 35th Division. Kiddie baseball features 24 teams in week two, softball has 28 teams in week two, and an eight team industrial league plays Sundays citywide. Schedules appear weekly in the Constitution Press sports section.
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Constitution Press
Anniversary of East German Uprising Declared a Holiday
BONN Germany The U S High Commission announced observance of June 17 the anniversary of the 1953 uprising in Communist East Germany as a holiday The West German government also declared June 17 Day of German Unity and made it a national holiday.
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U. S. High Commission
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Indiahoma Bruton IGA Burglary Sparks Sheriff Probe
Comanche county Sheriff Everette Hale investigated a Sunday night burglary at Bruton’s IGA in Indiahoma. Thieves pried the safe and made off with about $15 and cigars, accessing the store by forcing the front door. It marks the second robbery in just over a year, with past thefts of cigars and small change and no arrests. owner is Buster Bruton.
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IGA
Comanche County
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Hale
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Sniper Wounds Two Near Madison Square Garden
New York security moves after a mysterious sniper wounded two near Madison Square Garden. Police arrest James Wright, 35, an ex convict on parole for robbery, on a vagrancy charge after he cannot explain his whereabouts. Wright’s wound is not serious.
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Madison Square Garden
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Pocketed hostess teeth snatched by Jose Torres
In Mexico City on Sunday Jose Torres was arrested for stealing a night club hostess Consuelo Ortiz's false teeth five gold teeth. Ortiz said she accepted his drink and willingly removed her teeth because they bothered her. Torres claimed he took the teeth intending to return them.
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Mexico City
Jose Torres
Consuelo Ortiz
Torres
Store clerk honesty note in dress receipt mixup
MILWAUKEE June 14 UP Store clerk Jeannine De ever honesty prevailed The customer Mrs Alice Diefendorf called back to say she had found the dress when she opened the dress OX.
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Jeannine Deever
Alice Diefendorf
Night discovery of police gear included handgun belt and cuffs
A nighttime pickup uncovered a set of police equipment including a pair of handcuffs a pistol belt a holster and a .38 service revolver. This find suggests possible firearm related activity or concealment. Authorities are examining the items for identification and linkage to ongoing cases.
Woman suffers bruises after car hits pole during wardrobe mishap
A woman received severe bruises when her car struck a utility pole as she reached for her skirt fallen to the floor. She was cited for driving without a license after the crash.
Ohio officer misreads car as body found by sheets
A Columbus service station manager reported a sheet covered object in a back seat and police began a search. A resident later called to say his wife’s stepfather drove a similar car with bedding in the back seat under sheets, ending the pursuit.
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Refugees in Pusan ordered to move huts outside city
About 3,000 residents living in shabby cardboard huts near Pusan city center were told their dwellings would be torn down. Officials urged them to relocate and rebuild outside the city limits, noting 2,000 are Korean War refugees and fire victims.
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Pusan
Korea
Michigan Opens Its Doors to Women in 1870
The University of Michigan became the nation’s first major school to admit women in 1870, marking a landmark shift in higher education access for women and setting a precedent for universities nationwide.
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Muskogee Man Wins State Checkers Championship in Lawton
Muskogee’s Bob Hiner won the Oklahoma state checker title in Lawton’s Civic Room at Security Bank. He went undefeated in 12 games to claim top honors, a 20 inch gold trophy, and cash prize amid a two day meet ending about 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Roy Cutliff of Shawnee took second, OU professor Arthur Bernhart placed third, Cap Hesser of Enid fourth, and Ed Leister of Eldorado fifth.
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Shawnee
Security Bank and Trust Co
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Cap Hesser
Enid
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Bixby
R. T. Currell Sr
Cherry
Cutliff
Be Hesser
Alexander
L. L. Bryan
Elk City
Currell
le Leister
Ed Leister
Eldorado
M. H. Burton
Aan
Leister
Burton
Funeral Rites Held for Elizabeth Rush Adams
Funeral services for Elizabeth Rush Adams of Cache and Lawton area were conducted at 10 a.m. at a funeral home chapel with Rev. E. Whitwell of First Christian Church officiating. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery. Members of the Wichita Mountain Wild Flower Garden Club, Lawton's Women's Forum board, and several church groups attended as units. Bearers were C. E. Price, Wayne Rowe, Cliff Blackwelder, Ce ay Howard Barnard, and J. Cody. Adams died Friday in a Lawton hospital after a long illness. she was a member of First Christian Church and the Comanche County Historical Society.
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Lawton Area
E. Whitwell
First Eiriites
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Oteesye
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Wichita Mountain Wild Flower Garden Club
Lawton
Wayne Rowe
Cliff Blackwelder
Ceay Howard Barnard
J. Cody
Miss Adams
Ge First Christian Curch
Comanche County
FSIS Dormitory Gets Face Lifting
Fort Sill Indian School announces a 3000 remodeling project at Nicki Hall girls dormitory to improve bathrooms and add showers. James Wallace says 90 oiled floors walls and stalls will be updated while Haskell Institute instructors and students assist. Terrel Jackson supervises. work to be finished this week.
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Fort Sill Indian School
James Wallace
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kan
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Chemistry Professor Added To Cameron College Faculty
Dr. James H. B. de Gruchy, former Oklahoma A&M professor, joins Cameron College as chemistry instructor. He earned BS MS and PhD, taught at Stillwater High School 1929-1942, A&M 1945-1950, and served in the Army in the Ryukyus 1950s. He was a fishery technologist and later Japanese education system analyst. He is married with four children.
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Oklahoma A&m College
Cameron
Lawton
Stillwater High School
United Fund drive questions test Chamber views on budgeting
Chamber members answer a questionnaire on forming a United Fund by combining Community Chest Red Cross and other agencies. They weigh whether to pledge equal contributions, support a united goal, and how to handle agencies that refuse to join.
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United Fund
Community Chest
Red Cross
National Polio Foundation
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Raimieant
Air Extends One Hundred Miles Above Earth’s Surface
A study notes air reaching about 100 miles above the planet, marking the edge of the upper atmosphere where space begins. Researchers describe this boundary as the mesopause region, with implications for satellite travel and atmospheric science.
Toll climb marks year with multiple fatal crashes near Talala
A string of deadly collisions near Talala in Rogers County raises the yearly toll. Mack Critten den, age unspecified, died in a US 169 head-on crash one mile south of Talala along with Hoover Critten den and Reena thamaea nine. Earlier, Bogart of Coffeyville was killed in a head-on collision with the Critten den vehicle. A five-year-old Patricia Ann Smith from Sapulpa, injured driving by Juanita Ward of Okmulgee, died on a street. Norman resident James M. Heis died from crash injuries after a Thursday night crash, and Charles F. Smart, 24, of Norman, perished in the wreckage. A Tonkawa boy was struck while running into a Tonkawa street.
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Talala
Rogers County
U. S. 169
Reena Thamaea
Go Tie Cage Ligent Bogart
Coffeyville
Kan
Crittenden
Hoover
Sapulpa
Patricia Ann Smith
Juanita Amelia Ward
Okmulgee
James M. Heiskill
Norman
Charles F. Smart
Tonkawa
Shooting incident at Buckner ends with fatal chest wound
A man fired an é-gauge shotgun at Buckner then fled into heavy brush. A buckshot pellet struck a neighbor in the chest. The shooter, Gonzalis, reportedly sought ammo to borrow for his shotgun and told a third neighbor he planned to do something unclear. He was given two etc.
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Gonzalis Ee
Capital Detectives Seize $5,000 Marijuana Cache
Oklahoma City police seized a marijuana cache valued at $5,000 from a locker at the Union Bus Terminal. An East Orange New Jersey man was arrested after saying he arrived in the city just two days earlier.
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Oklahoma City
Union
East Orange
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Minister Speaks Bethel Special Meeting Held
Rev P N new minister at Bethel presided over a regular meeting where church business was discussed and a date for the next gathering was set. The notes reflect a Bethel congregation adequacy and an orderly session led by the new minister.
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Bethel Nee Sell
Eenbathes
Amazing relief for rheumatism promises restful nights
Ar Pan Ex is advertised as a cure for rheumatism, claiming to restore restful nights and active days. The ad urges readers to visit Stinson Drug at 432 D for treatment, noting that most stubborn cases are helped.
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