Death notices from Lawton area indicate multiple obituaries
Tommye Ree Conner age 39 of 4619 Atom dies after brief illness at Fort Sill Army hospital. Services pending Miller's Mortuary. Born May 25 1933 Lawton. Survived by husband Fus Thompson Dallas mother Nora Murphy two sisters and two brothers and three grandchildren. Also listed are Alice Jenny Wiedeman 75 funeral Wednesday Faxon Baptist Church and Leonard S Moulden 88 former Cedar Crest resident with service at Cache United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Tommye Ree) Conner
Atom
Reynolds Army Hospital
Fort Sill
Miller's
Conner
Lawton
Rufus Thompson
Dallas
Nora Murphy
E Ave
Margarete Miller
Summit
Maxine Bookman
J. L. Hart
Atlanta
Milton Hart
FAXON
Alice Jenny Wiedeman
Faxon Baptist Church
Jim Graves
Highland Cemetery
Lawton Ritter - Dalton Funeral Home
Keahbone
Little
S. 23Rd
Audrey Carter
Irwin
Barbara Bointy
Phoenix
Ariz
Marlene Spottedhorse
Walters
Bouena Jones
Mountain View
Byron Bointy
Cache
Leonard S. Moulden
Cedar Crest Manor Nursing Home
Cache United Methodist Church
Dan Eischen
Cache Cemetery
Cache Funeral Home
Moulden
Lawton Hospital
la Grange
Kingfisher
Comanche County
Aretta Snow Shrader
Christian Church
Viona Callicott
36Th
Esther Gray
Oklahoma City
Homes Found For 7 Children In Oklahoma
Juvenile officials located seven neglected Arizona Indian children and placed Wayne Turtle, 39, in county jail for 15 days on a public drunkenness charge. The kids, weary and hungry, had been living in a camper attached to a pickup along the H. E. Bailey Turnpike after leaving Fort Defiance Indian Reservation in Arizona a week earlier. Turtle is their father and related to several of the children by family ties.
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Chichasha
Okla
Arizona
Freeman
Fort Defiance Indian Reservation
Turtle
Bond Issue On Tap In Wagoner Oklahoma
Voters will decide Tuesday on a $600,000 bond issue to finance improvements to Wagoner Oklahoma's electrical system.
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Wagoner, Okla
Public Records Complaints Reported by Lawton Police
Names of complainants and their incidents include Lucille Fish reporting burglary and theft at residence, Taft Coin O-Matic vandalism, Myrtle Currey theft of radio, Botkin Agency theft of lawn mower, Clyde King theft of three vending machines, Better Built Homes vandalism, Lincoln School burglary and theft, K J Cycle burglary, Gult Service Station attempted break in, Higgins Paint theft of spray gun, Clinton Busch canoe theft, Dorothy Jacobs theft of automobile, Troy Drury lost dog, Rocket Pawn Shop burglary, Lucy Huffmen theft of radio, Paul Hunt bicycle theft, and Doyle Tipton theft of three bicycles.
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Lawton
Lucille Fish
Oklahoma
Taft Coin O-Matic
Taft
Myrtle Currey
Botkin Agency
Ferris
Clyde King
Baldwin
Lincoln School
South Sixth and Park
Lee Blvd
Gult Service Station
Higgins Paint and Dry Wall Co
Bessie
Clinton Busch
Kinyon
Dorothy Jacobs
S. 3Éth
Troy Drury
Euclid
Rocket Pawn Shop
N. 44Th
Lucy Huffmen
Columbia
Paul Hunt
Doyle Tipton
S. 45Th
Charges Filed In District Court Clerk List
Names appear on charges in the district court clerk’s office. Minor traffic includes Carole W. Flynt with no driver’s license, Roy Dunn at Fort Sill with modified exhaust, Randolph R. Jackson at Fort Sill for disobeying a traffic signal, Goyie M. Shelden at Cache Road for disobeying a signal, Silas G. Smith on Bell for failing to keep right. Felony charge lists Neo Wayne Posey, 25, Dallas Texas, for sale of marijuana.
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District Court Clerk's Office
Carole W. Flynt
S. 68Th
Roy Dunn
Fort Sill
Randolph R. Jackson
Goyie M. Shelden
Cache Road
Silas G. Smith
Bell
Fire Department Log Of Tuesday And Monday Incidents
Lawton Fire Department reports two days of calls. Monday 6 09 p m a building fire at Vth and B with minor damage 6 32 p m electric fire at 1506 Arlington and 7 58 p m car fire at 501 Gore Blvd Tuesday 12 01 p m building fire at 1th and E with minor damage.
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Arlington
Gore Blvd
Injury accidents investigated at 52nd and Cache Road
Times and locations of injury accidents investigated by Lawren eee at 1 p.m. on 52nd and Cache Road. Drivers include Reymond Rothell Frederick and Mrs. Dariene Jones, 33, of 6266 Cedarwood. Mrs. Jones was taken to Memorial Hospital by Greenlawn Ambulance per Traffic Officer Delous Allen.
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Lawren
Cache Road
Reymond Rothell
Frederick
Dariene Jones
Cedarwood
Jones
Memorial Hospitel
Greenlawn Ambulance
Delous Allen
Man Finds 33 Pounds Morphine Base in Car Scrap
In AIX EN PROVENCE France a man cutting apart a large American sedan for scrap metal uncovered 33 pounds of morphine base hidden in the rear wheel arches.
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Aix-En Provence
Investors Cautious as Market Trades Slow in noon Estimates
New York investors moved cautiously as uncertainty over the international monetary situation kept trading slow. The noon Dow Jones average fell 1.21 to 935.20 while commodity prices across Oklahoma and farm markets showed mixed moves and modest activity in cattle hogs and eggs.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Britain
General Tire & Rubber
Chrysler
Skyjacker Search Resumes In Peru Indiana
Officers found the submachine gun used in the hijacking of an American Airlines jet and the 500000 ransom. They seek a young man with a pock marked face and open sores who likely parachuted from the aircraft over north central Indiana. Capt Rex Dillman coordinates the search and says he is inclined to start winding down the hunt. He doubts the hijacker survived.
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Peru
Ind
American Airlines
Northcentral
Indiana
Rex Dillman
Lawton Models Cities grant funds third action year
Lawton's Model Cities program will start its third action year July 1, funded by a $2,067,000 grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The city will begin three new projects while continuing 22 ongoing ones, with private groups also contributing to planned programs.
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AWTON
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Tom Steed
Henry Bellman
Fred Harris
H. Gene Walker
Community Development Department
Walker
Model Cities
Lawton
YMCA
Camp Fire Girls
Boys Club
Explorer Post
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority
Rose Hill
Neighborhood Development Program
NDP
Lawton Public Schools
Cameron College
Lawton Industrial Foundation
Douglas Ave
Don Whitaker
Ry Board
U S Jets Strike Near Hanoi Closer Bombing Targets
U S war planes bombed Bac Mai air field two miles from Hanoi center and damaged warehouses in the latest air offensive near Haiphong. The day saw 320 strikes in North Vietnam, with bridges and a power plant hit. Hanoi claimed multiple plane losses and pilots captured. U S reports noted a missing crew from a downed F4 Phantom.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Bac Mai
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Court Rules Vietnam War Constitutional Challenge
Federal government argues the Vietnam War is constitutional as Congress funded the conflict showing collaboration with the executive branch. Nine peace activists seek a ruling that the undeclared war is unconstitutional. judges did not yet rule on the motion.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Justice Department
Vietnam
Executive Branch
Southeast Asia
David Kairys
Diplomats View Bomb Damages In Hanoi Area
Hong Kong based AP reports diplomats touring Hanoi area sites show extensive bomb damage to dikes and dams along the Red River in Nam Ha and Nghia Hung districts. They viewed destroyed hydraulic works protecting two million civilians and Nam Dinh factory area. White House denies bombing dikes or dams citing no targets hit.
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Hanoi
Hong Kong
U.S
Hanoi Radio
Phu Ly
Nghia Hung
North Vietnam
Nam Ha
Red River
Nam Dinh
Radio Hanoi
Washington
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Memorial births and admissions listed at area hospital
Births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Marino O Chesmore and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Paul V Slatinsky both on June 26. A long list of admissions and discharges follows with patient names, hometowns, and medical or surgical status.
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Marino O. Chesmore
Paul V. Slatinsky
Beechwood
Ronald Mullen
Rt. 2
Lawton
Arthur Catline
Gracemont
Dorothy Farrow
Lake Road
Earl Downing
van Buren
Ark
Darla Harrison
Verden
Harry Alhaitty
Carnegie
Cornelius
Lynda Littlefield
Orwella Littlefield
N. 15Th
James E. Jackson
Clarence Jackson
Grandfield
Gloria J. Hall
Park
Virgie L. Austin
Jane Asenap
Walters
Air Force Reinstates F111 Jets After Crashes
The Air Force reinstates its F111 tactical fighters following an investigation that found no common cause for two separate crashes. The crashes raised total fatalities to 22 for the swing wing planes once known as the TFX. normal flying operations resume.
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Washington
Air Force
Gery. FE Ogcee
Amanda B. Kinzer
J. Kuntz
Fletcher
Ster
Eglin Air
John D. Long
Cache
Sur Force Base
Fla
Harold Wayne Lowe
Retha L. Roberts
Tain Home Afb
Idaho
Donald Shelton
Dearborn
Shari Lynn Todd
Ozman
Phillip D. White Jr
Walters
Dana M. Whitehead
Pollard
Louise Young
Abilene
Lynn Carmon
Pot Suspect Freed On Bond
Neal Wayne Posey a Dallas man was arraigned on marijuana sale charges and released on $5,000 bond. Special District Judge John Taylor set a preliminary hearing for 10 a.m. July 14. Posey allegedly sold a small quantity of green substance to a police officer at the Motor Inn Motel 2800 N First.
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Dallas
Neal Wayne Posey
Special District
John Taylor
Posey
Motor Inn
First
Spruce Cone Sizes Highlight White Versus Black Varieties
The text notes white spruce cones average two inches long while black spruce cones measure about one inch. This comparison underscores size differences between the two species.
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Tommye Ree Conner
Alice Wiedeman
Thomas Keahbone
Leonard Moulden
Roderick Wetherill
Lawrence Caruthers Jr
Caruthers
U.S. Army Field Artillery School
Public Records
Wayne Posey
Dallas, Tex
Clarms
State Grain
State Department of Agriculture
Afton
Keyes
Liberal
Alva
Manchester
Medford
Okeene
Clinton
Perryton
Watonga
Weatherford
el Reno
Geary
Hobart
Mangum
Yukon
Altus
Enid
Hillsdale
Temple
Gulf Export
Barley
Gulf
MILO
Ent
Perry
Lamont
Pauls Valley
Barrow
Lawton Publishing Co
Third and
Ave
Lawton, Okla
Joseph S. Lord III
U.S. District Court For
Eastern Pennsylvania
Lord
Artin Adams
3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Nixon
Daniel H. Huyett
John F. Kennedy
D. Michael Fenner
Hospital News
Charles L. Addy
Alex
Danny L. Alandres
Charles W. Casner
Sharon K. Clanton
N. 24Th
Mildred Cole
Chickasha
Tammie D. Cunningham
Harvey L. Dean
Chattanooga
Mary Denny
William L. Franklin
S. 41St
James M. Gibson
Cherry
Shirley A. Graves
Williams
Lois V. Harrell
Richard D. Joiner
Beta
Willie Lewis
S. 37Th
Nadine McIntosh
Madeline R. Mitchell
Duncan
Randy Moon
Rush Springs
Delores L. Palmer
Garfield
Barbara S. Pool
Elmer Ramming
Roger L. Stephenson
Diane L. Swanson
Sherry Cummings
Cimarron
Mildred P. Perrine
Kimberly K. Hupp
Marlow
Victoria Alverez
McKinley
Joan Barnes
Eisenhower
Eulalia F. Brashear
N. 31St
Gloria J. Brown
Walter A. Buzbee
Drew D. Crosby
Stonegate
Charles W. Davis
S. Ninth
Tracy L. Durham
S. Sixth
Eunice Epps
Mary Ewing
Gery
Mary Walker
Fort Sill Blvd
Sybil M. Wade
Lucille Gillock
Mary Hill
Eva Bridges
Henry E. Ambrose Jr
Prentice
Emery S. King
H. H. Ramey
Udell S. Quinn
Cindy Hunter
Rt. 1
Evelyn Elling
Deanna Tucker
Indiahoma
Kate L. Lucas
J. B. Mantooth
Harry V. Kriss
E. Lee
LaVanna McAdoo
P.H.S. Indian
Beatrice LeBarre
Apache
Michael Nibbs
Velma Tooisgah
Anadarko
Vera Wall
Holdenville
Medi
Cal
Gary Gisso
Susie Fingers
Gore
Etelia Garrett
Cloyd Harrison
Jeffery A. Helzer
Chestnut
George E. Hewes
Kathleen Jansson
Elgin
Sur
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