Municipal court dispositions in county cases
Police court today disposed of multiple cases under Judge J Merle Oaks. Defendants include Loren Nix, Richard Sommers, Jesse McMillin, Morris Todd, Earl Tubbs, Dennis Crook, Duard Conner, Clyde Blake, Victor McCarthy, Anna Johnson, Alvin Tsatahsiko, Marvin Bryant. Fines ranged from 5 to 19 dollars. bonds forfeited in several cases. several suspects held to traffic and loitering violations. drunkenness and assault charges noted.
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J. Merle Oaks
Loren Arthur Nix
Richard L. Sommers
S. Lith
Lee Co
Jesse A. McMillin
Fort Sill
Morris Fredrick Todd
Earl Wayne Tubbs
Dennis Boyd Crook
Duard G. Conner
Logan
Clyde Lewis Blake
Victor A. McCarthy
Indiahoma
Anna Marie Johnson
Bell
Alvin Tsatahsiko
Phoenix
Ariz
Marvin Bryant
S. 14Th
Nationwide Civil Rights Tensions Highlight Rallies and Protests
In Detroit Martin Luther King Jr leads a 125,000 strong freedom walk demanding freedom now. Across the nation, demonstrations spark arrests and church leaders press for integration while federal officials weigh dialogue versus confrontation. Savannah and Biloxi see race tensions as schools plan desegregation limits.
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Washington
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Danville
Savannah
NAACP
Roman Catholic Church
South Georgia
Rumor Denied Royal Involvement in Profumo Scandal
The Daily Mirror front page denounces a nationwide rumor linking Prince Philip and other royals to the Profumo affair. It states the rumor is unfounded, noting three royal figures were only said to have sat for portraits by Ward and had no other contact with the family. Mandy Rice-Davies, 18, claims she was weekending with an American diplomat in Paris, while SCANDAL involved a southern France stay with a high ranking US naval officer.
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France
Mandy Rice-Davies
Paris
Daily Mirror
Prince Philip
Marina
Princess Alexandra
Ward
Hemophiliac Brothers Benefit From Volunteer Blood Drive
Sill units have volunteered to donate blood sent to Los Angeles for dehydration to preserve clotting factor. Seven units of the 4th Field Artillery Missile Group participate, including multiple artillery battalions and Headquarters detachments. Capt. Gilbert Crowl coordinates with Col. Stuart F. Jillson commanding. Mrs. Reed notes the effort is about 3 pints behind and praises donors.
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333Rd Artillery
4Th Field Artillery Missile Group
Lyle
John Reed
James Skipper
Stanley Moe
William Spegele
Clayton Wilson
Jasper Thompson
Clifford Robinson
Orville Smith
Southern Oklahoma Blood Bank
Sill
Los Angeles
4Th Field Artillery
18Th Artillery
32Nd Artillery
333Rd
Gilbert Crowl
Stuart F. Jillson
Kennedy in West Germany Opens European Tour
President Kennedy arrives in Cologne Bonn on a warm welcome from crowds estimated at 1.5 to 2 million. He meets with Rusk and Kohler after Moscow talks, then with Chancellor Ludwig Erhard at the Bonn chancellery. He vows to defend Europe as he begins a 12 day tour ending with Ireland Britain and Italy.
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Soviet Union
Salinger
Kohler
Moscow
Rusk
Kennedy
Wahn
Cologne
Bonn
Schaumburg
Rhine River
U.S
Bad Godesberg
West Germany
Ireland
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Italy
Paul VI
United States
Europe
Washington
Women Congress Cheers Cosmonauts at Kremlin
In Moscow 2,000 women at a Kremlin gathering welcomed Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space, and Valery Bykovsky. The event, part of a four day meeting from 19 nations, elected Bykovsky to the congress presidium as the sole man in an official role. The congress aims to advance women’s rights, peace and disarmament.
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Moscow
UPI
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery Bykovsky
Kremlin
Peg Tereshkova
United States
Bykovsky
Congress Presidium
Weather and flood disruptions across Oklahoma
The report notes temperatures reaching 84 in McAlester and 74 in Altus and Ponca City with 66 in Guymon. Flood waters wash out U S 60 east of Cleo Springs in Major County and a pavement slab fell forcing closure until repairs. Electrical storms Saturday night killed one man and caused many power failures. hail damaged crops and buildings in some areas.
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McAlester
Gage
Guymon
Altus
Ponca City
U. S. 60
Cleo Springs
Highway Patrol
Funeral Rites for Ralph Pewewardy
Services for Ralph Pewewardy, 51, a former Lawton resident who died at a Los Angeles veterans hospital Tuesday, were held at 10 a.m. Monday at Mulkey Methodist Indian Mission in Apache. Rev. John Pahocony and Rev. John Chaine officiated. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery. Becker Funeral Home handled arrangements. Military graveside rites were provided by the Headquarters detachment of the 184th Ordnance Battalion, with Sgt. George L. Barker in charge.
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Ralph Pewewardy
Lawton
Los Angeles
Calif
Veterans Hospital
Mulkehey Methodist Indian Mission
Apache
John Pahocony
John Chaine
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
184Th Ordnance Battalion
George L. Barker
Oklahoma to Set 40-Hour Week in Mental Hospitals
Gov. Henry Bellman signed HJR 517 establishing a 40-hour work week as state policy for mental institutions. The mental health department will implement the plan to put the program into effect.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Henry Bellman
Mental Health Department
Flag Design Contest Deadline Set for July Fifteen
City of Lawton announces a 5 p.m. July 15 deadline for the official flag design contest. Mayor Wayne Gilley says the winning design will be displayed at the August birthday celebration. Contest chair Mrs. Francis Curb outlines entry rules and eligibility for students and residents over 16 in Lawton Fort Sill area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Lawton
Wayne Gilley
Francis Curb
Lee School
Museum of the Great Plains
Curb
Lawton
U. S. Army Military Reservation
Fort Sill
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Reported
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation H, purportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case reports claim noticeable reduction and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment.
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New York, N. Y
Two U S Army Men Wounded Near Saigon
Two U S Army personnel were wounded by Communist small arms fire north of Saigon on Sunday night. An enlisted man was struck in the left arm while with a Vietnamese patrol about 40 miles north of the capital. A lieutenant copiloting an escort helicopter suffered a leg wound.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Colonaid introduces a colon nerve stimulant for constipation relief
Tense nerves block bowels and cause constipation. Colonaid tablets use a unique colonic nerve stimulant plus bulking action to gently restore regularity overnight. Clinically proven Colonaid promises relief with an introductory offer of 43 cents.
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C Avenue
M. E. Waid
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Women’s Congress
Columbus
K OF C
Hilltop Drive
Quality Optical Service
D Avenue
Esther Powell
Garfield
Adrian Anderson
W. W. Godlove
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Oan
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