Births and medical notices from Southwestern Hospital
A list of newborns and patient updates from Southwestern and PHS Indian Hospitals. Included are births on March 2 to March 4 with weights, and numerous patients under medical or surgical care across Hastings Walters Lookeba El Reno and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHS
Bertha Henderson
Coleen Haag
View
Curtis Ray Horse
Carnegie
Charles Tiblow
Stecker
Spencer Alan Chalepah
Alfred Chalepah Jr
Mt. View
Harriet Bedoka
Anadarko
Lacreda Weller
Gracemont
Helen Marie Boulder
el Reno
Stabbing Case Shows No Protection Motive, Sheriff Says
Duncan reports Sheriff Walter Welch dismisses rumors that officers shielded Tama Hallmark in the Jan G stabbing attack. Tama remains hospitalized under 24 hour guard after more than 30 wounds. Tama, 17, cannot walk or speak. investigators press Duncan High School witnesses for info on a student assailant. Earnest Lovett and deputy Bernard continue the probe into motive and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Jan. G
Elmo Hallmark
Earnest Lovett
Crime Bureau
Charles Bernard
Duncan High School
Oklahoma County grand jury to inspect jails after sewer trust probe
An impaneled Oklahoma County grand jury is set to inspect city and county jails as it probes sewer bill handling by a Warr Acres trust. A clerical error briefly questioned the panel but Judge Mills said the error should not invalidate the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Warr Acres
James H. Harrod
Clarence M. Mills
Margo Nesbitt
Charles Nesbitt
Dale Smith
Be Si Ta social club wins Mary R. Bell scholarship cup
Members Sheila Whitley and Nannie Eades of Oklahoma College for Women social club Be Si Ta are named in connection with winning the Mary R. Bell scholarship cup awarded each semester to the college club with the highest grade average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Whitley
Dearborn
Nannie Eades
Be Si Ta
Mary R. Bell
Oklahoma College For Women
Parisian to Open New Gore Blvd Location Thursday
The Parisian women s apparel firm opens at 10 30 a.m. Thursday in the Sears Shopping Center at 13th and Gore Blvd with new inventory and a living room like atmosphere. Harold A Herskowitz says fashion lines and a three tier wall fountain highlight the shift. managers Mr and Mrs W A Bill Ritzweiler run the Cache Road Square branch.
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13Th and
Gore Blvd
Sears
Harold A. Herskowitz
Lawton
Hester Wins 5th District Chairman Job
Hester of Purcell defeated House Speaker J D McCarty by five votes for 5th District Democratic chairman, then led a unanimous endorsement for him as state chairman. Lucille Lawter and Roscoe Eoff were re elected co chairman and secretary treasurer. The meeting opposed right to work legislation and emphasized district scheduling across six districts with meetings planned Friday and Saturday.
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Purcell
Smith Hester
J. D. McCarty
Hester
Gene McGill
McCarty
Lucille Lawter
Oklahoma City
Roscoe Eoff
LeRoy Powers
Powers
Johnston Murray
Murray
Western Hills Lodge
Wagoner
Clinton
Enid
Lake Texoma Lodge
Holdenville
Nervousness Over Price Increases Cited Across Sectors
New York AP notes rising costs of coffee sugar and transport feed inflation fears. Analysts on Capitol Hill warn the $11.5 billion tax cut could boost growth but risk inflation if demand surges or workers seek higher wages.
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New York
Britain
United States
Capitol Hill
Joint
House-Senate Economic Committee
Richardson Accuses Wickersham of Interference in County Politics
Democratic candidate Robert E. Lee Richardson accuses incumbent Victor Wickersham of political interference in Comanche County. Richardson showed a letter dated Jan 17 on Wickersham’s stationery urging support for Robert Ebisch, Central district commissioner, in the western district race. Wickersham denies involvement in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee Richardson
Sixth Congressional Post
Victor Wickersham
Comanche County
Richardson
Robert Ebisch
Wickersham
Oklahoma Senators Help Defeat Cotton Section Substitute
In Washington, Democratic Senators Mike Monroney and J Howard Edmondson aided the Senate in rejecting a cotton section substitute to the farm bill. The measure, offered by Senator Allen J Ellender of Louisiana, was defeated 70 to 20.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Mike Monroney
J. Howard Edmondson
Senate
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Housing Meeting Set This Month
Lawton hosts the annual Oklahoma chapter conference of the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officers on March 28 29 at the Hotel Lawtonian Arch March executive director of the Lawton Urban Renewal Authority leads arrangements About 20 delegates expected to attend.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officers
Lawtonian
Arch March
Lions Club Welcomes Two New Members At Meeting
The Evening Lions club held a meeting last night installing Vernon Chandler and James Bradford with Kenneth Brown district governor conducting. T. R. Stephens, president, announced the ceremony and Wayne Cooper spoke on employment education and skills of the blind. guest Eugene Bowman attended.
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Evening Lions Club
T. R. Stephens
Vernon Chandler
James Bradford
Kenneth Brown
Wayne Cooper
Eugene Bowman
Sheriff Not Hurt In Auto Accident At Sixth And F
Sheriff Forest D. McClung escaped injury in a three car crash at Sixth and F street Tuesday afternoon. Fidel Gonzalez Jr. 21 drove a 1963 Plymouth south on Sixth, McClung a 1963 Ford west on F, Enos Treno Watson 19 drove a 1956 Chevrolet east on F and stopped before impact. The collision occurred as McClung entered the intersection after stopping at a stop sign, the Gonzalez car hitting the sheriffs vehicle and pushing it into Watsons car.
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Forest D. McClung
E. L. Scott
Scott
Fidel Gonzalez Jr
Sheriff McClung
Andrews
Enos Treno Watson
Grandfield
Watson
McClung
Gonzalez
Sheriffs Auto
Price plans Phoenix trip to visit ill brother amid campaign
Personal note says Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Price Sr. of 1016 Bell will leave Friday for Prescott to be with Dewey Yates who is seriously ill. Price, a Democratic candidate for county commissioner District No. 2, will resume his personal campaign after returning, likely for several days.
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C. E. Price Sr
1016 Bell
Phoenix
Ariz
Dewey Yates
Prescott
Price
Bonds Approved for Edmond School District Construction
The attorney general's office on Tuesday approved a $215,000 building bond issue for the Edmond school district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Attorney General’s Office
Edmond
Sound Of Space Show At Fort Sill Thursday Night
Astronics presents the sound of space at Fort Sill in Theatre No 4 at 8 p.m. The free 90 minute show is open to military personnel dependents and guests. A 2 30 p m stage techniques workshop and after show demonstrations follow. Sponsored by Special Services entertainment division.
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Fort Sill
Second Army
Theatre No. 4
Entertainment Division of
Special Services
Color Bars Ruled Out For Schools
Attorney General Charles Nesbitt ruled there are no color bars at state training schools. The opinion, sought by Human Rights Commission Director William Rose, says state law does not forbid white children from attending schools for Negro children or vice versa and does not bar racially mixed staffs at state training schools.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Nesbitt
Human Rights Commission
William Rose
Skunks Aroused By Sonic Booms Fan Letter Stirs Seward
A Seward community protest in Logan County centers on sonic booms from jets. An FAA spokesman notes a letter claims skunks under the Seward General Store react violently to the noise, and the agency will investigate the claim carefully.
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Oklahoma City
Federal Aviation Agency
Seward
Logan County
FAA
Seward General
Oklahoma Health Association meeting speech in Tulsa
AP reports Governor Henry Bellman will address the 23rd annual Tulsa gathering of the Oklahoma Public Health Association tonight. He will outline health priorities and state initiatives at the event centered in Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma Public Health Association
Tipster Linked To Dillon Death
Rogers County Sheriff Amos Ward said an unknown tipster who led authorities to fugitive John Dillon's body must have been involved in the killing. Dillon likely died by drowning after being dumped in a 15 foot cistern near Chelsea. his body showed water in the lungs and a fatal skull fracture was not evident.
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Claremore
John Dillon
Rogers County
Amos Ward
Dillon
Chelsea
Ward
FBI
Leo Lowbeer
Tulsa
Dillion
Lowbeer
Dodge City
Kan
State Crime Bureau
Police Court Disposes Cases Before Municipal Judge Oaks
Today in municipal court Judge J Merle Oaks disposed of numerous cases including improper exhaust, improper backing and running red lights with fines from 1 to 20 dollars. Defendants include Dwight Beard Miranda Agnus Kelber Richardson Cheries Hooper Margaret Moyes Lorreine Williams Korl Truell Sharon Taylor James Lebrun Kenneth Hartman Rudolf Wendler Jack Williams Jerraid Phillips Allen Overstreet Micheel Speice Dorre Smith Aleta Jones Reto Littlefield Leon Wanchik Donald Elrod Avdry Hanion Lester Deforest and others with bonds forfeited for vagrancy and public drunkenness charges.
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J. Merle Oaks
Dwight DD. Beard
Loneview
Miranda Agnus
Park
Kelber D. Richardson
Cheries C. Hooper
Fort Sill
Margaret M. Moyes
Lorreine Williams
Korl N. Truell
Pittmen Trailer Court
Sharon J. Taylor
James J. Lebrun
Washington
Kenneth L. Hartman
Liberty
Rudolf Wendler
N. 17Th
Jack Dale Williams
Dearborn
Jerraid Phillips
Allen Z. Overstreet
Micheel C. Speice
Dorre! Smith
Aleta Faye Jones
Euclid
Reto M. Littlefield
S. 49Th
Shirley Dryden
Tulse
Hypnotist to Perform at Three City Schools
Jack Lythgoe the hypnotist and magician will present a lyceum program titled Modern Miracles of Magic at three city schools next week. National School Assemblies sponsors the event with shows scheduled Thursday at Central junior high and Tuesday March 10 at Lawton high and Eisenhower junior-senior high.
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Jack Lythgoe
Lyceum
Central
Lawton High School
Eisenhower
Key Club Selects Slate of Officers
Lawton high school Key Club members elected a full slate of officers led by Steve Greer as president and Duff Weddle as vice president. Mike Landrum becomes secretary with David Dennis as treasurer James Deyelle historian and Erving Pendleton sergeant at arms.
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Lawton High School Key Club
Steve Greer
Duff Weddle
Mike Landrum
David Dennis
James Deyelle
Erving Pendleton
Funeral Rites Planned for Daniel C. Dodson
Daniel C. Dodson 79 of 313 Park died Tuesday evening after a monthlong illness. Born August 15 1884 in Boone County Arkansas he later moved to Texas and Indian Territory before settling in Lawton in 1919. He owned Dodsons Nursing Home and survived by his widow Edna D. Dodson two sets of twins Paul Dodson of Houston and Everett Dodson of Odessa a sister Mary Dodson five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Becker Funeral Home.
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Daniel C. Dodson
313 Park
Becker Funeral Home
Mr. Dodson
Boone County
Ark
Texas
Indian Territory
Lawton
Stephens County
Edna D. Smith
Dodsons Nursing Home
Everett Dodson
Odessa
Tex
Earl Bridges
Paul Dodson
Houston
Jack Persinotti
Mary Dodson
Park
Fort Sill Men Hurt in Truck Jeep Crash Improve
Two Fort Sill soldiers injured in a truck jeep collision near Gallup on U S 66 are reported with one off the critical list. Pfc G B Newsome's condition has improved while CWO Leroy Benson remains critical after back surgery.
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Gallup
N. M
Fort Sill
Pfc
G. B. Newsome
81St Artillery
U.S. 66
Benson
Area Man Held For Taking Fuel
A 32 year old Hollis man was arrested for investigation of gasoline theft from a van lines truck at At las Van Lines, 1301 S Second. Other arrests included a 49 year old eastside man in a Fort Sill robbery case, and a 24 year old man returned from Duncan to face an embezzlement charge. Police also investigated multiple thefts including rings from Laura Bakley, a jacket from Paula Barber, and $75 from William Burros. A 1956 Chevrolet stolen from Andy Beasley was recovered in Anadarko. Sp Bobbie Delahunt, Fort Sill, was stabbed at a Lawton club.
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Hollis
Snyder
Atlas van Lines
S. Second
Eastside
Fort Sill
Ronald W. Gorecki
Sill
Duncan
Ronald W. Sweetman
Laura Bakley
Gore
Paula Kay Barber
Andrews
William Burros
Jimmie Clark Gillispie
Cameron College
Ruth Wyant
N. 40Th
Andy L. Beasley
Park
Anadarko
Lawton
Bobbie C. Delahunt
Delahunt
Fort Sill Hospital
Six Motorists Face Charges in Special Sessions Court
The county attorney filed traffic charges against six motorists arrested by the highway patrol. Kenneth Arnold Atkinson 21 and Arlon Ballard Craig 34, both of Fort Sill, are charged with driving to the left of center. Jesse O. Irvin 23, Fort Sill, is charged with improper crossing of the center median. William Edward Yeadon 22, Fort Sill, faces driving without a license and speeding at night. Charles R. Bread 24 of 814 E and Deanna Louise Brown 16 of 1106 Lawton face driving without a license.
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Highway Patrol
Special Sessions Court
Kenneth Arnold Atkinson
Arlton Ballard Craig
Fort Sill
Jesse O. Irvin
William Edward Yeadon
Charles R
Northern Ireland House rejects anti-discrimination bill
The House of Commons voted 27 to 13 against a Labor party anti-racial discrimination bill. It would have made it an offense to discriminate on color or race or religion or to publicly incite contempt or hatred toward people because of those grounds.
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Bilfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
House of Commons
Labor Party
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Bill Crow
Hastings
Cheryl Wyatt
J. T. Wyatt
Walters
Brenda Minors
Thomas Minors
Michael Johnson
Cal Johnson
N. 25Th
Grover Fuqua
Teddy Fuqua
Lindy
Clayton Alfred Schaefer
Stephen H. Schaefer
Cherokee
Gregory Grover
D. W. Bressman
N. 32Nd
Terri Tahdooahnippah
Leroy Tahdooahnippah
Greenmeadow
Brent S. Cox
Edward E. Cox
Fisenhower
J. P. Wooten
Roy Easton
W. J. Means
Gayle Phipps
Elmer Henderson
John Iverson
S. 19Th
Jack Brady Jr
Lloyd Martin
Neva L. Stotlar
S. Sixth
Joe Lee Richardson
Maggie Ada Tunnell
Carl Townsend
Ferris
George W. Crane
Lake
Cora E. Floyd
Weldon Rightmer
Wiley A. Brown
Healdton
Paul N. Deadwiley
Frank deForest
Phillip R. Narcomy
Elgin
Robert Edmondson
Ash
Leroy Tandooahnippah
Henry A. Sabine
Maple
Olen Winham
Euell Raitliff
N. 22Nd
Ozzie Burch
Altus
Anna E. Luteman
Jack W. Phillips
Grace B. Schlicker
S. Ninth
Walter Conley
Lovs Coley
Lee Bird
Lonnie Boles
Randlett
Stanley Williams
Geronimo
Hattie H. Ramsdell
Ray Sanford
Alberta E. Bookman
Monroe
Garland Gwantney
Harvey Lewis
S. 45Th
Davyl Dickerson
Edward Dickerson
Logan
Inez Regan
Bell
Melvin Estes
Marlow
Earl Wilkerson
Indiahoma
Eastus
Loveland
Hassie Streit
Vernon
Maude Garner
McMahon Nursing Home
Clara FE. Merriman
Lawrence Belcher
Clemmie Belcher
Ernest Moore
Lula Mae Willett
Robin L. Gilley
Daisy Smith
Michele Hurley
Months
Drucilla Hurley
George L. Riggs
Frederick
Jon V. Kelsey
Bobby Kelsey
Pollard
Charles M. Hamilton
Nell F. Hobbs
Jefferson
Luther Tucker
James A. Washington
Columbia
S. 23Rd PI
Bobby Lyons
Melvin Knowles
Mandy Kinney
Michael Keller
John Keller
S. Third
Jamie Horacek
Cherry
Patricia Dalrymple
C. W. Dalrymple
Summit
Ruth Clayton
S. 23Rd
Bobby Joe Brown
Evans Brown
E. Bell
Barbara Ann Brown
Tetty Jo Biggs
Cyril
Mildred
Nancy
Cache Rd
Maggie Roby
Mandy Nichols
Fletcher
Floyd Baughman
Sewer Trust
13Th and Gore
Steff
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Victor
Lions Club
Georgia Neese Gray
Kansas
Richland
Kans
Key Club
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