Hospital Births and Admissions Across Multiple Oklahoma Areas
A hospital news roundup lists births, admissions, dismissals, and surgeries. Notable entries include the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Bobby Lovett in Douglas at 11 14 a.m. on June 17, and numerous patients from Anadarko, Byars, Carnegie, Elgin, Healdton, and other towns undergoing medical or surgical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Lovett
Douglas
Dana Renee Henderson
Harrell Henderson
Sterling
Ricky Rogers
LeRoy Rogers
Vicki Rogers
Bobby Stone
Apache
Della Pettijohn
Lee
Currie R. Duncan
Chickasha
D. E. Troop
William Penland
Geronimo
B. Smith
Carnegie
Ego P. Hand
Lake
Kenneth F. Huff
Tipton
Clareme
Loveland
Cecil
C. Cathey
Walters
Vernon Carnahan
Gaston Oldaker
Robert Langitotti
Cyril
Cleo McGinnis
George Bridges
Denver
Robert Muse
Prentice
E. D. Kiles
Medicine Park
Teri Ann Barber
George Barber
Sydney J. Laquey
William Querner
Grandfield
Vivian Palmer
D. O. Palmer Jr
Leonard Smothers
Monroe
W. C. Calbert
Park
Mary Ellen Maxey
Cornell
George M. Holford
Oklahoma City
William Foglesong
Oliver Lee
N. Seventh
Clarence Green
Roosevelt
US Ambassador to South Africa Plans Multiracial Fourth of July Reception
US Ambassador Joseph Satterwaite informed Pretoria he will host a multiracial Fourth of July celebration despite Foreign Minister Eric Louw urging the diplomatic corps to limit national day receptions to a single event. The move risks official disapproval and a clash over embassy social policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town, South Africa
UPI
Joseph Satterwaite
South Africa
Eric Louw
City council approves bids and schedules changes for buses
Council approves bids for a police car a floor polishing machine and two air conditioners. Bus service shifts 17th street to hourly operation and eliminates the south side route. Weed complaints prompt notices to property owners to mow vacant lots. Newman and Cummins retire from the fire department and Joy McFarland is appointed utilities collections cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
17Th Street
South Side
Lawton
Sprague-Kincannon Furniture Mart
Southwestern Furniture and Appliance Co
C&h Supply Store
R. M. Dodson
John Newman
Joe Cummins
Fire Department
Newman
Joy McFarland
Park
Utilities Collections
Civil rights actions sweep across cities with protests and legal moves
In Danville around 106 Negroes faced contempt charges for an injunction breach and nine were released. Gadsden saw 550 people stage two anti segregation protests with MLK Jr expected to offer moral support. Philadelphia rabbis rally behind Kennedy civil rights push. Washington forms a 29 member religion and race commission. Montgomery demands withdrawal of three Negroes from Alabama University. New Orleans court refuses to speed desegregation while plan works. Columbus sit in demands fair housing action. Denton votes to integrate all district schools next September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Gadsden
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Philadelphia
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Kennedy
Washington
National Council of Churches
Commission On
Montgomery
George Wallace
University of Alabama
New Orleans
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Columbus
Ohio
James Rhodes
Denton
Tex
Merit Board Clears Fog Says Worker Can Be Fired
Oklahoma City dispatch reports the state personnel board rejects the idea that merit system workers cannot be fired. The annual report explains discharge, demotion, and other actions are valid under Section 833 and details board limitations, agency autonomy, and past appeals results from 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merit Board
Oklahoma City
UPI
State Personnel Board
State Senate
Mary
Old Post Office Locations Sought in Former Territory
The Great Plains Historical Association seeks locations of over 100 post offices in old Caddo Comanche Kiowa and Greer counties before statehood. Secretary Hugh Corwin says 284 offices existed and about half are located with Fort Sill the first post office in 1869 under John Evans. researchers seek tips at 916 B or EL3-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Great Plains Historical Association
Old Caddo
Comanche
Kiowa
Greer
Hugh Corwin
Association
Corwin
Fort Sill
John Evans
Oklahoma City Lawyer Barred for At Least Two Years
Oklahoma City attorney William Howard Pat O Bryan was barred for at least two years by the state Supreme Court for allegedly attempting to commit fraud in federal court by seeking a 1 million attorney fee in the Selected Investments Corp bankruptcy. The Oklahoma Bar Association recommended the action. O Bryan’s attorney said a rehearing would be sought and the case could go to the U S Supreme Court. The bar association found the fee claim based on a contract written on paper not in existence when the contract allegedly dated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
William Howard
Pat) O'Bryan
Oklahoma Bar Association
William Fore
O'Bryan
U. S. Supreme Court
The
Bar Association
U. S. District Court
Selected Investments Corp
Association
Girl, 17, Slightly Hurt In Accident
A Lawton girl aged 17 sustained minor injuries in a two car collision at 19th and Lindy at 4 35 p m Monday Virgie McCarver 17 of 1806 N 13th was treated and released from a local hospital The crash involved a 1957 Chevrolet driven by James A McCracken 19 of 2608 N 19th and a 1959 Chevrolet driven by Jody M Brown 21 of No 7 S 17th The injured girl was a passenger in the 1959 car The impact occurred as McCracken north bound vehicle struck Brown south west bound auto at the intersection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Lindy
Virgie McCarver
James A. McCracken
Jody M. Brown
McCracken
Brown
Oceanic CO2 Drawdown Powers Marine Life Growth
Each year oceans absorb about 400 billion tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and use sunlight to convert it into marine organisms, fueling growth and sustaining ecosystems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seas
Injured Cityans Reported 'Fair' After Auto Crash
Sam Ard and Bill Smith, injured June 9 in a car crash on the Southwestern Turnpike near Fletcher, were listed in fair condition at Southwestern hospital. Ard suffers facial fractures chest injuries a broken right leg and a crushed ankle while Smith has back and facial injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ard
Bill Smith
Fair
Southwestern Hospital
Southwestern Turnpike
Fletcher
Ard
Smith
Suspects jailed in city beating case
Two suspects are being held for questioning by police in a beating and robbery of a Lawton man. The victim Jesse Plumlee, 1205 Taylor, said he was beaten by three men and $15 plus personal papers were stolen. Plumlee was found in a field southeast of Lawton Monday evening by a farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Jesse Plumlee
Taylor
Plumlee
Raymond Miller
Four Suspended Sentences Handed in District Court
Four men received suspended terms in district court. Ronald Dickens and Warren Freeman, both 19 of Fort Sill, were found guilty of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle for taking a 1959 Chrysler from Ninth and H on April 6. Raymond Garner, also of Fort Sill, pleaded guilty to grand larceny and drew a three year suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Eubanks
Ronald G. Dickens
Fort Sill
Warren J. Freeman
Ninth
Raymond P. Garner
Guthrie
Garner
Civic Group Tours Fort Sill Museum and Guided Missile Dept
Philadelphia area civic leaders visit Fort Sill receiving a briefing from the commanding general. They toured the Guided Missile Department and observed a cannon and rocket drive-by, studied student service practice, and visited the post museum. The party includes Arthur Rowland, Ralph E. Cades, Joseph C. Camnels, and Daniel Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fort Sill
Guided Missile Department
Arthur Rowland
U.S. Army Electronics Material Agency
U.S. Army Signal Corps Supply Agency
Ralph E. Cades
Cades Cpa
Joseph C. Camnels
Board of Education
Glouster County
N. J
Daniel Collins
Philadelphia Life Insurance Company
Police Court Dispositions From Municipal Court
Municipal Judge J Merle Oaks disposed multiple cases including Elbert Woodard reckless driving with a $20 bond forfeited, Ferror Dean Howard exceeding safe speed with $10 bond forfeited, Harvey Tidwell exceeding safe speed fined $10, Irene King vagrancy with $20 bond forfeited, Francis King same offense with $20 bond forfeited, Layton Broomfield window pecking with no bond, Douglas Cummins fighting and resisting arrest with $20 fines, William Hays assault and battery with $15 fine, Jake Turpin disturbing the peace with $20 bond forfeited, Ohn Ts Jr assault with forfeiture, James Morian speeding fined $10, Mae Brown profanity disorderly conduct and related offenses with multiple fines and bond forfeitures, plus public drunkenness with several bond forfeitures and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merle Oaks
Elbert Woodard
Fort Sill
Ferror
Dean Howard
Harvey Gene Tidwell
Irene King
Carver
Francis King
Layton T. Broomfield
Monroe
Douglas Cummins
Tayawa
William C. Hays
S. Ilth
Jake C. Turpin
Lee
Ohn Ts Jr
Star Rt
James N. Morian
Mae Brown
Wisconee
Kennedy to seek huge job training program separate from civil rights package
President Kennedy plans a huge job training and vocational education program to accompany his civil rights proposals. Senate leaders report broad agreement on the education plan, except for private segregation in public places, with Humphrey calling the training effort very large and potentially near a billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Humphrey
Fort Sill Births At Army Hospital June Nineteen Boys Sixteen Girls
Births at Fort Sill Army Hospital from June 9 to 15 include nineteen boys and sixteen girls. Families listed by date show new sons and daughters born to military personnel and their spouses, with ranks including Lt. Col. Capt. Sgt. Pfc. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Hospital
Fort Sill
John A. Evans
Jeans A. Beck
Lowell E. Rogan
Joseph Key
Francis B. Naargardner
Ronald L. Holt
Lester L. Collins
Pfc
Eugenio Aguillo
Harvey C. Conn
Paul F. Bradhan
Harold L. Newry
Donald R. Cole
E. Moring
L. Hiner
S. Caughman
Gerald B. Calcott
Perry D. Sweatman
Doyle L. Green
William A. Reedy
Robert G. Dawson
Lonnie D. Russell
Horace H. Steele
Alfredo H. Mendez
Samuel Cameron
Eugene L. Swanson
Plant Aid To Cut Funds India Told
The United States warns India that U S aid for Bokaro steel plant could reduce American assistance to other Indian development projects. U S officials say they decided to help build Bokaro, but have not formally informed New Delhi amid possible opposition in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
United States
U. S
U. S. Congress
Brazil Finance Chief resigns to lead economic mission
Finance Minister Francisco San Ti Dantas will resign to head a three year development plan mission, moving to Europe and the United States. He will steer Brazil’s economic development effort as the new study and outreach program begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasilia
Brazil
Francisco San Ti- Dantas
Europe
United States
Baptist Leader Backs Kennedy Civil Rights Approach
Dr. W. W. Watson president of the American Baptist Association praises President Kennedy for his civil rights plan, sees progress toward total integration outside churches by year end, and supports the Supreme Court ruling on school prayer. He notes separation of church and state and questions church leaders being asked to back the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
W. W. Watson
American Baptist Association
Kennedy
Dr. Watson
Auburndale
Fla
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Grave crisis in Italy as Moro quits coalition
Rome AP Moro abandons bid to form a center left government less than two weeks before Kennedy visit. His Christian Democrats Republicans and Democratic Socialists had agreed but Pietro Nenni's Marxists walked out. Nenni fractured. dissidents joined left extremists, threatening party leadership and coalition plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Aldo Moro
Italy
Kennedy
Moro
Antonio Segni
Pietro Nenni
Nenni
Centerleft
Goldfish Bowl Breaker Charged in City Court
Helen Wilson testified that her landlord Elmer Edwin Craven of Paola Kansas struck her gold fish bowl over her head during a dispute about unpaid rent. Police found dead fish and Wilson soaking wet. Judge Ralph Martin fined Craven 25 dollars for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Helen Wilson
Elmer Edwin Craven
Paola
Kan
Fall From Hotel Fatal To Tulsan
A 57 year old man, John H. Greer, died from injuries after a three floor fall at a Tulsa hotel. An autopsy was ordered. His wife, Hattie Greer, manages the hotel. He had gone to the third floor to investigate a disturbance and was found in an alley under a fire escape about 15 minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
UPI
John H. Greer
Hattie Greer
Governor Signs Stock of Bills in Oklahoma City
Governor Henry Bellman signs a slate of bills including humane slaughter rules for livestock avoidance of conflicts for mentally ill defendants and new state regulatory powers across agencies. Notable measures authorize OSU federal water funds private real estate sales and agency fee setting on licensing exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
UPI
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma State University
Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs Rosalie Ward 80
Funeral services are pending at Lawton Funeral Home for Mrs Rosalie Ward 80 of 911 Summit who died at 6 am Tuesday in a local nursing home after a lengthy illness. She was born January 15 and married H B Ward in 1883 in Fannin County Texas later moving to Lawton from Mt View in 1919. She leaves seven sons one daughter 28 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren.
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Rosalie Ward
Summit
Lawton
Garvin
Waldo
Newton
Carmichael
Calif
Harold (Dink
Merced
Marshall
Magla
Pakistan
Eugene
Walnut Creek
Jesse C
Fresno
Rosa Bell Hewett
Mobile
Ala
Estella Randall services set for Mrs Randall in Oklahoma
Estella Oleva Randall 67 of Loveland died Monday in a Wichita Falls hospital. Services at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Pearson Funeral home chapel with Clyde Corner officiating. burial in Walters cemetery. Survived by husband G H Randall, three sons James Elden Harter Dean and G W, three daughters J J Brown Dick Morton and Isabel, 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Estella Oleva Randall
Loveland
Wichita Falls
Tex
Pearson Funeral Home
Clyde Corner
Grandfield
Chickasha
Africans Clash in Zambia Politics Leaves Six Dead
In LUSAKA Northern Rhodesia six Africans died and at least 45 were injured in clashes between rival factions of Kenneth Kaunda's United National Independence party and Harry Nkumbula's African National Congress. Police reported twelve arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusaka
Northern Rhodesia
Kenneth Kaunda
United National Independence Party
Harry Nkumbula
African National Congress
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PHS
Nelda Poolaw
Anadarko
Nancy Gibson
Byars
David Horse
Valerie Tahchawwickah
Iniahoma
Lola Amerson
Healdton
Sur
Gery
Gladys Welborn
Elmer J. Junior
Christine Maroquin
Ap Haumpy
J. A. Rice
Warren Bomgardner
Sam Wright
Stanley Cahn
Cache
Clyde Hoover
Freddy Ferrell
Elgin
W. W. Heidebrecht
Altus
Laurie Cassell
Crestview
Gerald Palmer
Vannie Fox
Ratliff City
Melvin Jackson
Francisco Macias
LeRoy Wainscott
Alvie Russell
Hillis Rest Home
Volney Whitley
Dearborn
Rupart Broadnax
Meaoe
Mildred Jared
Oak
Rosemary Cox
Columbia
Keitha Adair
Celius Adair
Kevin Adair
Cletus Adair
Elisa Lawson
H. H. Hagle
Ida Cothren
Bell
James Collins
Linda Brackett
Cast Guard Air Station
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Council
Eddie Cordes
Police Department
Howard Smith Ford Co
Southwest Chemical Co
Eagle Products
Dallas
Fowler's
Celestia Ward
N. First
Norman M. Johnson
Circle Drive Inn
Wallace Gage
Latham
Weldon Wiggins
Wade
Wayne Elrod
Ferris
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Jesse R. Barnes
Elm
Jim Gordon
Cimmaron Construction Company
Gordon
Cache Creek Bridge
Nikita Khrushchev
Rostrum
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Baptist
Insurance Board
Ken Kitson
Canadian County
Thomas Brothers
Wilburton
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Estella Randall
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