European Train Intrigue Fades Into Reality on Italian and French Rails
The narrator expects espionage and suspense on a Rome to Florence train and a later Florence to Monaco trip. A dull 12 hour ride follows, with no real intrigue, aside from a passport check and a hysterical passenger tale. The journey ends with quiet snoozing en route to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Florence
Italy
Chicago
Europe
French Riviera
Monaco
Madeleine Carroll
Gestapo
Danny Kaye
Martin
Alfred Hitchcock
Agatha Christie
Nice
Paris
Births appear in hospital news with multiple new arrivals
A hospital notice lists numerous births from June spanning June 17 to June 20. It names parents and birth details including weights and times for daughters and sons, along with admissions and discharges of patients and a later birth entry for Anadarko and Fr. Cobb.
Twins Separated in Four Hour Pittsburgh Surgery
Surgeons at Children's Hospital Pittsburgh successfully separated 14 day old Siamese twins Rose Mary and Ruth Ann Temoshenko after a four hour operation. Doctors said both babies breathe easily and look good though three to five days are needed to judge survival. The girls, born June 7 in Tarentum to Mrs. John Temoshenko, shared one liver and were joined from the fourth rib to below the navel. The mother and father, John, 35, supported by a larger family, watched from the chapel during the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Children’s Hospital
William B. Kiesewetter
Rose Mary
Ruth Ann
John Temoshenko
Tarentum
Funeral rites for Percy Bosier and other notices
Funeral services are pending for Percy Lee Bosier 28 of Battery C 6th Howitzer Artillery Fort Sill drowned Sunday at Lake Elmer Thomas on a Father’s Day outing. Ritter-Dalton Funeral home led local arrangements. Hubert Doyeto Kiowa Indian pastor of Hobart died after a stroke while at a meeting at Bacone College in Muskogee. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Friday at Hobart First Baptist Church with a memorial at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Gish Funeral home Hobart. Burial in Elk Creek Indian cemetery. MARLOW Special Louis Wigham 82 Rush Springs dies. Services 2 p.m. Friday in Callaway-Smith chapel Rush Springs. Burial in Rush Springs cemetery. Born Nov 14 1880 in Liano county Texas he lived in Rush Springs since 1903. Survived by one brother J A Duncan and one sister Mrs J C Kind Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Lee Bosier
6Th Howitzer Artillery
Fort Sill
Johnson Funeral Home
Houston
Tex
Lake
Elmer
Hubert Doyeto
Hobart
Bacone College
Muskogee
Hobart First Baptist Church
Gish Funeral Home
Elk Creek Indian Cemetery
Marlow
Louis Wigham
Rush Springs
Callaway-Smith Chapel
Norman
Don Wister
Rush Springs Southern Baptist Church
Wigham
Liano County
J. A of
Duncan
J. C. Kind
Lawton drill team to perform on Major Cooper Day
Lawton Commandry No. 18 drill team will participate in Major Leroy Gordon Cooper Day activities on June 29. Melvin Jennings, commander, said the team will begin preparations and drills this Saturday and urged all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Commandry No. 18
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Melvin Jennings
Jennings
Hollywood Stars Rally for Cleopatra Benefit
Hollywood's leading actors gathered at a charity premiere for Cleopatra with more than 1 million dollars raised for the Los Angeles Music Center. Tickets at 250 dollars sold out at the Pantages Theater, and many stars made larger contributions beyond the capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Los Angeles Music Center
Pantages Theater
Beating Reported Near Church Yard by Two Older Boys
An 11 year old Lawton boy told police he was dragged into a church yard at 16th and D and beaten by two older youths, believed to be 15 or 16. The victim did not know the assailants. Also reported missing is Franklin D Lewis, 21, and theft of a gasoline tank from an outboard motor and two batteries from a combine on Bishop Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
16Th
Mike Karell
James Cantrell
Ingraham Hotel
Franklin D. Lewis
J. G. Cothren
Cherry
Wayne Hensen
N. 39Th
Bishop Road
Eisenhower College Planned in New York State
The Presbyterian Synod of New York State approved a plan to establish a non sectarian liberal arts college named for Dwight D. Eisenhower at Seneca Falls on Lake Cayuga. A citizen committee proposed it and pledges totaling 1.2 million dollars include 1 million from an unnamed woman donor. The college aims for 1200 students and a September 1965 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
N.Y
Presbyterian Synod of
New York State
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Synod
Seneca Falls
Lake Cayuga
Finger Lakes
Eisenhower
Eisenhower College
Mr and Mrs Lee Russell Visit Salt Lake Kin
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Russell of Salt Lake City Utah are visiting his sisters Mrs Mary Mc Vickers and Mrs Walter Latti and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Russell
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mary McVickers
Walter Lattimore
Grand Larceny and Forgery Charges Sought in County Case
The county attorney asked to file grand larceny charges against a Lawton man and his former wife and second degree forgery against two 19 year olds. A forged check of 24.50 was passed at Woodward Grocery using another local man’s name. Additional traffic and vehicle charge filings were listed for several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Lillian Cooper
Roosevelt
Woodward Grocery
Jackie Don Taber
Elgin
David Louis Cyr
B. Lawrence H. Powell
Burkburnett
Tex
Robert Matthew Medley
Fort Sill
Henry William Lakey
Walter Glynn Coley
Smith
Roy Miller
Coalgate
Lee Roy Carpenter
Rte. 2
Prague
Michale B. Russell
Officer Handed New Sill Post at Fort Sill
Capt. Richard J. W. McCollum becomes Assistant S-1 at Fort Sill Army Training Center Field Artillery. Formerly commander of Headquarters Battery ATC since Feb 1982, he earned ROTC commission at University of Washington and served in language and intelligence courses. He resides with wife Barbara and three daughters at 316 S Lauman. Lt. Joseph W. Corder Jr. succeeds McCollum as Headquarters Battery commander after ranking second at Fort Sill OCS in Feb 1962. He and wife Barbara have two children at 1605 Ferris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. W. McCollum
S-1
U. S. Army Training Center
Field Artillery
ATC
McCollum
University of Washington
Artillery Officers
Military Intelligence Service
Barbara
S. Lauman
Fort Sill
Joseph W. Corder Jr
Capt. McCollum
Corder
Virginia
Ferris
Wine In Tavern Brings Charges
A Lawton man and the bartender were arrested after police observed a 2% year old man bring a sack of wine into the Itll Do Bar at Kith and Wisconsin. He reportedly poured four cups of wine inside before officers entered. Police court complaints were filed against both the wine owner and the bartender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Kith
Wisconsin
Training Center Leader Named Battery B Commander
Capt. Gerald J. Meyer recently completed the Artillery Officer Career Course at Fort Sill and became commander of Battery B, 4th Battalion, U S Army Training Center Field Artillery this week. He is a Field Artillery Battery Officers Course graduate and joined the Army in May 1955 through ROTC at Kansas State University. He and his wife Jeanne and two children reside at 6851-B Spaulding Rd Fort Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald J. Meyer
Fort Sill
U. S. Army Training Center
Field Artillery
Meyer
Kansas State University
Army
Jeanne
Spaulding Rd
Prince Charles Faces Possible Punishment Over Brandy Nip
Prince Charles, 14, allegedly nipped a cherry brandy in a Scottish pub. Headmaster Robert Chew at Gordonstoun signals a possible demotion for the future king after the incident at the Crown Hotel bar in Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Prince Charles
Robert Chew
Gordonstoun
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Bill Crawford
Hospital News
Erwin Johnson
Don Tucker
Indiahoma
John Casey
Ralph Clark
Jack Loftin
Allen Simpson
Temple
Frank de Forest
Richard Reaves
Bobby Wright
Dearborn
Wayne Perry
Pollard
Tom Conwell
Atlanta
Reginald McClung
Star Rt
Clifford Best
Liberty
J. B. McBride
Altus
Orren Tyle
Mabel Taylor
Mission
George Lewis
Joyce Poolaw
Anadarko
Darrell Carender
Andrew Carender
Cornell
Albert Chapman
James Steven Rice
Edgar Rice
Newcastle
Hubert E. Quirk
Apache
Ralph Hennessee
Arlington
W. O. Kinney
Washington
Marvin Hayes
Jefferson
Vernie V. Hopper
S. 26Th
Joseph Lafonte
W. H. Brasher
Grandfield
George F. Lanmann
Geronimo
Hazel B. Estrada
N. 31St
Lloyd Ivester
N. 13Th
Jimmy Kelley
Walters
Arthur Wilson
Joe L. Wilkerson
Raymond Smothers
Vickie Lynne Rogers
LeRoy Rogers
Rickey Lee Rogers
Kathy J. Roberson
Jay Roberson
Dorchester
Jeral D. Powell
S. 13Th
Helen Howard
Elm
Rebecca A. Hamm
Raymond I. Miller
Ed M. Shipman
C. Alvin Wimple
Garland A. Parrish
Thomas F. Stephenson
PHS
Charles Reeder
Donald Horsechief
Fr. Cobb
Margie Blackstar
Donna Munoz
S. 5Th
Willie West
Maud
Nelda Poolaw
Lahoma Walker
Shawnee
Sur
Gery
Audry Palmer
Nnance CO
Temoshenko
Therese
James
John
Rose Mary and
Ruth Ann Temoshenko
Percy Bosier
Laird
Cleopatra
Boy
Eugene L. Bowman CO
C Avenue
M. E. Waid
Optometrist
Brandy Nip
Prince
U.S
Carl’s Food Martels
Sheridan Rd
City National
Lawton, Oklahoma
APCO
Greater
Faaienarsen Tet
Petroleum Prodiels
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