Memorial Board Approves Merit Raise Program at Lawton Hospital
Lawton Memorial Hospital board approves a merit raise policy for new staff and longtime employees with annual increases. Architects Cottingham and Cook hired for an expansion shell option costing about 73 700, with potential to add 32 beds. Separate moves raise obstetrics delivery fee from 20 to 25 and hire three licensed practical nurses. bids opened for hospital supplies.
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Memorial Hospital
Board of Control
Murphy Cole
Cottingham and Cook
Comanche County Board of Commissioners
Drake Cook
Northfield
Minn
TUTION Tuesday March 10 1964 Notes On The Female Mania For Putting Up Food
A nostalgic column reflects on spring gardening and food preservation. The piece contrasts male reluctance with female drive, recalling family harvests, childhood canning, and modern shifts in picking duties while celebrating homegrown produce and seasonal work.
Roosevelt PTA elects Lloyd Dupler as president
Yesteryears notes report Lloyd Dupler was newly elected president of the Roosevelt Elementary School Parent Teachers Association. Other items mention a Lawton music student elected to a Phi Mu Epsilon delegation and various historical items from 10 20 and 30 years ago.
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Lloyd Dupler
Roosevelt Elementary
George Turner
Lawton Music
University of Oklahoma
Phi Mu Epsilon
Salt Lake City
Utah
Berlin
Churchill
Lissa Island
Dalmatian
Jugoslavia
Jesse Farrells
Comanche - Cotton Baptist Association
Indichoma Girl to Take Part in Indian Meeting
Miss Fran Poafpybitty, a Coman from Indiahoma, won a $100 Denver Metropolitan Woman's Club scholarship for study at the University of Colorado Denver Extension Center. She plans to attend May 10 as a National Indian Youth Council member at American Indian Day observances in Washington, D.C. Poafpybitty aims to teach business subjects to high school students and expresses gratitude for the support enabling her education.
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Woman's Club
University of Colorado Denver Extension Center
United Scholarship Service, Inc
Association On American Indian Affairs
National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church
United Church of Christ Homeland Ministries
United Scholarship Service
National Indian Youth Council
Council of Churches
Washington, D.C
Frank and
Irene Poafpybitty
Indiahoma
Cameron College
Lawton
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
University of Colorado
Metropolitan Woman's Club
Poafpybitty
Alto stops theft in Lisbon by deserter
Eduardo Filipe a 27 year old army deserter snatched a French woman tourist’s purse during downtown Lisbon rush hour Monday He nearly escaped but a passing car struck him and he was captured by a policeman on the scene.
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Lisbon
UPI
Eduardo Filipe
Khrushchev Wins Taras Shevchenko Prize in Moscow
In Moscow the Taras Shevchenko prize is awarded for contributing to Ukrainian socialist culture. Premier Khrushchev is named as the winner by the Ukraine Republican Committee. The report follows across several AP datelines including Columbus Ohio and New York.
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Moscow Radio
Taras Shevchenko
Republican Committee of the
Ukraine
Khrushchev
Athens
Greece
Constantine
Constantine II
Constantine Rex
Paul I
Operation Leaves Tot Sightless in Durham
In Durham North Carolina AP report Vicki Wray two year old girl remained at Duke Hospital after surgeons removed her right eye last summer for retinoblastoma and they removed her left eye Monday to prevent further risk. Her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Wray planned to stay with her until release. the family has eight other children.
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Durham
Vicki Wray
Duke Hospital
Vicki
Robert Wray
Boy Hero Saves Man From Flooded Street
Louisville resident Danny Brown, age 14, swam to a car to rescue 53-year-old Walter Overman. He pulled him from the submerged area and guided him to dry ground, describing his action as lifting him onto the walk.
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Louisville
Danny Brown
Walter Overman
Baboon Kidney Transplants in Denver Prove Fatal
Surgeons disclosed that four of six patients who received baboon kidneys in Denver have died. Two transplants failed, and two teenaged boys later received human kidneys from prisoners. Patients were not identified.
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Denver
Virginia Supreme Court Overturns Drunken Driving Conviction
The Virginia Supreme Court reversed Roger Lutz Jr.’s drunken driving conviction after finding a blood test label error showed the blood sample was taken the day before his arrest. Lutz received a $200 fine and suspended jail term in Hastings Court.
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Richmond, Va
UPI
Virginia Supreme Court
Roger Lutz Jr
Richmond
Hastings Court
State High Court
Lutz
Bellmen To Aid Ozark Frontier Trail Promotion
Gov. Henry Bellmon meets in Hot Springs with Arkansas Missouri and Kansas governors to complete promotion of the Ozark Frontier Trail. The four state project aims to create a major regional tourist attraction winding through the Ozarks.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Henry Bellmon
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Bellmen
Orval Faubus
John Dalton
John Anderson
Clove Resources Located on Pemba Island Hills
A large portion of the British Protectorate's cloves grows on the fertile hills of Pemba, a 380-square-mile island situated 25 miles northeast of Zanzibar.
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Pemba
Zanzibar
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