Convicts Prepare Dig Up Satanta Remains in Texas
Convicts at Huntsville state prison on orders from the Texas Legislature and governor will dig up the grave of Kiowa war chief Satanta at Felon's Field. If remains are found they will be sent to Satanta’s grandson James Auchiah of Carnegie for reburial at Fort Sill Oklahoma.
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Huntsville
Tex
Satanta
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Texas
James Auchiah
Carnegie
Auchiah
Gillett Griswold
Joe Byrd
Byrd
Texas State Prison Hospital
Quanah Parker
Hugh Corwin
John B. Connally
Jacksboro
Fort Griffin
William Tecumseh Sherman
Satanta Saasany
Bellmon Exits Favor Goldwater In Oklahoma Polls
Oklahoma Gov. Henry Bellmon said most Oklahoma voters prefer Barry Goldwater for president. He noted Goldwater would win Oklahoma over Fest war. Bellmon toured California on a week long industrial and agricultural mission. He addressed integration stating it is not total but orderly and cited recent desegregation gains in Oklahoma City hotels and restaurants.
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Anaheim
Canf
UPI
Oklahoma
Henry Bellmon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
California
John Birch Society
Oklahoma City
Habitual Criminal Sentenced in Wichita Robbery Case
Edgar F. Whiteacre of Pauls Valley Ohio received a 15 year term under the habitual criminal act after pleading guilty to first degree robbery in the June 11 Wichita market holdup worth 5586. He faces additional robbery and kidnapping charges in Kingman County involving Mayor Robert J. Holder of Norwich who was later released unharmed. Whiteacre was captured the next day in Paoli Oklahoma.
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Wichita
Edgar F. Whiteacre
Pauls Valley
Ohio
Robert Dauffenbach
District Court
Whiteacre
Kingman County
Robert J. Holder
Norwich
Holder
Paoli
Okla
Democrats Knock Big Hole In Debt
Oklahoma Democrats said they netted 120000 from fund raising this year leaving 100000 to apply toward the party debt. State Chairman Gene McGill said the drive will continue despite expenses.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Democrats
Gene McGill
McGill
Funeral Rites for Mrs Mary Coffin in Elgin
Services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Coffin 80 of Elgin were held Thursday at Elgin Methodist Church. Rev George Stauffer of Fort Cobb and Rev John Turnius officiated. Burial followed in Elgin Cemetery with Becker Funeral Home in charge. Bearers named and honorary bearers listed.
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Mary Elizabeth Coffin
Elgin
Cyril Hospital
Elgin Methodist Church
George Stauffer
Fort Cobb
William H. Zarrow Services Held After Accident
Funeral services were held for William H. Zarrow, 45, of 1626 North 32nd at Becker Memorial chapel after he died following a traffic crash in the northern part of town. He died en route to the U S Army hospital after a 730 a m誠 incident. Burial is planned in Monterey California with pallbearers led by Capt John Gould and Lt Donald C. Kendeigh.
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William H. Zarrow
N. 32Nd
Becker Memorial Chapel
U. S. Army Hospital
Paul Mollan
St. Barbara's Catholic’ Church
Monterey
Calif
John Gould
Donald C. Kendeigh
Dewey H. Callahan
John W. Wentz
Norris Jones
Marcellus Grant
Max L. Dalton
Alvis L. McDonald
Family Watches Father Drown at Sunset Lake
Claude Frederick Amhoff, 24, drowned at Sunset Lake in Bartlesville as his family watched from the shore. He slipped on a water buoy and struck his head. rescuers recovered his body about an hour later after the family called the fire department.
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Bartlesville
UPI
Sunset Lake
Claude Frederick Amhoff
Amhoff
Wilburton Urban Grant Approved
The Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency approved a 7450 grant to Wilburton for urban planning. The funds will finance a study of land use and major traffic routes, city ordinances, and analysis of community facilities.
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Oklahoma City
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Wilburton
Silkworm Study Probes Immunological Barrier
Madison High School student Alan Smith uses silkworm caterpillars to study the biochemical system that causes immune rejection of organ transplants. His experiments indicate an effective immunological barrier in one silkworm species but not in another.
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Madison, N. J
UPI
Alan Smith
Madison High School
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Chronicle Briefs
A long list reports numerous admissions and discharges from area hospitals. Names include Oliver, Oldaker, Smith, Beal, Martin, Weaver, and many others with ages, addresses, and medical or surgical statuses. Several births are noted, alongside other patients awaiting or recently released.
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Baring Oliver
Ralph Oliver
Eugene Oldaker
Gaston Oldaker
Wayne T. Smith
Stanford P. Smith
David Allen Beal
Rex A. Beal
Ferris
Reason A. Martin
Walters
E. D. Weaver
Euclid
James Ivey
Elmhurst
Phyllis Singleton
Earnest Drake
Apache
Robert D. Harbison
Altus
Harry D. Duncan
Duncan
William Clanton
Barclay Rd
Stitt Pair
Roosevelt
America's Newest Astronaut Predicts Record For X15
Edwards AFB Calif UPI America's newest astronaut X15 pilot Bob Rushworth forecasts a 67 mile world altitude record next month after a smooth nearly 55 mile space flight He is joined by Joe Walker the agency's chief test pilot planned for the same high ascent in the X15 program
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Edwards Afb
Calif
UPI
America
Bob Rushworth
Air Force
Rushworth
Joe Walker
National Space Agency
Sill Man Collects Eight Diplomas
Fort Sill radar ops instructor Sfc Francis S Furtado earned eight courses in under five months via the nonresident instruction division. Sgt Maj Frederick D Cressy is Fort Sill's first artillery aviation group sergeant major. Col H N Morgan of the 4th Battle Group 30th Infantry received the Army Commendation Medal with second Oak Leaf Cluster. Lawton Fort Sill Travel Club hosts a July 3 rally at 5 p m in Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, caravaning from Key Gate to Lake Jed Johnson.
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Fort Sills
Sfc
Francis S. Furtado
Frederick D. Cressy
Fort Sill
H. N. Morgan
4Th Battle Group
30Th Infantry
Lawton-Fort Sill
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Key Gate
Lake Jed Johnson
Drill Team Heads to Shawnee for Gordon Cooper Day
Twenty three members of Lawton Commandry No. 18 drill team depart Lawton at 6 a.m. Saturday to Shawnee to observe Gordon Cooper day. They will take part in a receiving line and parade in the astronaut's hometown and return Saturday night.
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Lawton
Man Charged With 3 Deaths in New London
Nicholas Ukraine, 28, is charged with murder in the shooting deaths of postman Robert Reidy, his wife May, and their 10-year-old son Mark at their New London home. Police say the killings end a feud with Reidy. The victims died from three gunshots fired with a .38 revolver.
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New London
Reidy
Mark
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Reidys
Purcell Lands $34,700 ARA Loan for EL Sign Plant
Washington AP reports Purcell Oklahoma received a $34,700 loan from the Area Redevelopment Administration to support construction of a plant to manufacture electroluminescent signs and novel ties. Total project cost is $53,400 with about 30 jobs expected.
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Washington (Ap
Purcell
Okla
Area Redevelopment Administration
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Temple
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Cache
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Manitou
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Minco
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H. F. Hunter
Eldorado
Hubert Pierce
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W. R. Blakesley
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Mockingbird
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Lucille Smith
Sheridan Rd
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N. 46Th
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Arlington
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Monroe
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Ratliff City
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Williams
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Summit
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Dearborn
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Oak
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Post
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Kennedy
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Sidney's Dairy Creams
Tnd & Bell
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N. 16Th Street
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