Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs Edna D Roberts Apache
Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church Apache for Mrs Edna D Roberts 83 of Rt 2 Mountain View who died Tuesday in a Lawton hospital Rev Russell Murrell will officiate burial in Fairview Cemetery Crews Funeral Home directs She was born February 6 1881 in Gower Missouri moved to the Apache community in 1902 married Martin Roberts in Apache and later farmed near Mountain View Survived by three sons E M Roberts Anadarko Willie Roberts Pauls Valley Loyd Roberts Los Angeles six daughters Edna Brown Los Angeles Mrs William Burrough Sierra Vista Calif Mrs Ralph Dodd Indiana Home Oklahoma Mrs Albert Kuhn Cowden Okla Mrs Gurnee Sims Mountain View and Mrs Walter Cipals San Pedro Calif three brothers Shelly Munkres Omaha Tex Jewell Munkres Morenci Ariz Ernest Munkres Morenci Ariz three sisters Bertha Nonnells Stockton Calif C E Roberts Morenci Ariz and Lawrence Barton Apache 20 grandchildren 36 great grandchildren
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First Baptist Church
Edna D. Roberts
Rt. 2
Mountain View
Lawton
Russell Murrell
Fairview Cemetery
Crews Funeral Home
Mrs. Roberts
Gower
Martin Roberts
Apache
The
Baptist Church
E. M. Roberts
Anadarko
Willie Roberts
Pauls Valley
Loyd Roberts
Los Angeles
Edna Brown
William Burrough
Sierra Vista
Calif
Ralph Dodd
Indiahoma
Albert Kuhn
Cowden
Okla
Gurnee Sims
Walter Cipals
San Pedro
Shelly Munkres
Jewell Munkres
Omaha
Tex
Ernest Munkres
Morenci
Ariz
Bertha Nonells
Stockton
C. E. Roberts
Lawrence Barton
Child Neglect Report Probed in Lawton Area Case
Local and county officers investigate a child neglect case involving a three year old girl left in a Lawton family home. The child was hospitalized for illness linked to worms and her mother, a bar maid, could not be located. Police also probed thefts at a Fine Service station and a cafe, vandalism at a paint and body shop, and a beer tavern dancing charge. Funeral services were pending for Wanda Jean Payne, 38, of 2010 Lincoln, who died after a 15 month cancer illness.
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Lawton
Gary Oliver
S. 11Th
S. D. Woods
Georgia
Gerald R. Smith
Oak
T. D. Allen
Howard C. Stevens
Fort Sill
Buckaroo Club
Lee
Wanda Jean Payne
Lincoln
Becker Funeral Home
Payne
Manitou
Clarence A. Payne
Houston
Tex
April 7 election to decide ward race and county commissioner seat
The article notes a single city contest in Ward 5 between Mrs. Watson and Weger on April 7. County Commissioner District No. 3 also votes that day to fill the unexpired term of James M. Ash with Democrat James A. Black facing Republican Claud Martin. Precincts 6–9 in Ward 5 and several Ward 3, Ward 1, and Ward 2 precincts participate in the special general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Brazil to send troops to Cyprus UN force
Brazil today ordered a reinforced troop of marines to depart for Cyprus immediately to join the United Nations peacekeeping mission.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Brazil
Cyprus
United Nations
Towers to rise at airports under federal funding plan
The plan calls for new free standing air traffic control towers funded entirely by federal money. A two acre site across from the terminal will house a 49 foot tower with remote transmitter receiver facilities and standby power for emergencies. M Pei and Associates designed the structure to meet FAA requirements with expansion room and efficient access between control cab and operations.
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M. Pei and Associates
FAA
Food Distribution Ready Wednesday for Lawton Needy
Surplus foods provided by the U S Department of Agriculture will be distributed to Lawton families certified for state welfare aid. County Commissioner Robert Ebisch announced the distribution, set 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the courthouse basement, with recipients asked to bring containers. Families should collect commodities by 3:30 p.m. Friday if possible.
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Lawton
State Welfare Department
Robert Ebisch
Ebisch
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Army Doctor Cleared Of Rape And Assault Charges
Captain Eugene Goldman, a 30 year old Army doctor at Watson Army Hospital, was acquitted of rape and indecent assault by a general court martial. The nine officer board led by Col. David R. Crocker found him innocent on all counts after testimony over four hours. Goldman denied the accusations.
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Ft, DIX
N.J
Eugene Goldman
Goldman
David R. Crocker
Watson Army Hospital
Pickup Runs Down Man Seeking Help Near McAlester
A Pittsburg County man, 33 year old Joe C. Hewitt, was killed when he flagged down a passing pickup on S H 31 east of McAlester. The vehicle, driven by Joe Ray Howell, 25, of McAlester, struck Hewitt as he attempted to get assistance after his car broke down. Oklahoma's 1964 traffic toll rose to 162 with this death.
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Pittsburg
Oklahoma
Joe C. Hewitt
Highway Patrol
Hewitt
McAlester
Joe Ray Howell
Pershing Missile Unit Honors Colors in 1962 Ceremony
The 2nd Missile Battalion, 44th Artillery, first Pershing unit, was organized by the Army. On Oct 9 1962 Lt Col Patrick W Powers received the unit colors from Dr Finn J Larsen assistant secretary of the Army for research and development, with William B Bergen president of the Martin Company present as prime contractor.
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44Th Artillery
Army
Patrick W. Powers
Finn J. Larsen
William B. Bergen
The
Martin Company of
Baltimore, Md
Lawton High Names 1965 Wolverine Lore Editor
Mike Fargo, a junior, is named editor of Lawton High School's 1965 Wolverine Lore yearbook. Other staff include Liz Walters as business manager and multiple editors across classes and sections. The staff will be installed May 12.
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Mike Fargo
Lawton High School
Liz Walters
Lois Lynch
Sherrie Singleton
Stephanie Williams
Kaye Wilson
Ron Bailey
Ann Smith
Shirley Taylor
Lynda Donley
Jan Hornbeck
Judy Myers
Randy Hicks
Susan Pierce
Missile Wreck Highlights Pershing Guidance Test Station
A Pershing missile electronic guidance unit known as the programmer test station was involved in a crash on a bridge site near Cordell. No fire occurred though a gas tank was ruptured. Fort Sill officials describe the test station as a key tracked vehicle that computes trajectories and checks countdown readiness, among other Pershing components.
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Dave Dobbs
Washita County
Cordell
Fort Sill
Lions To Select State Of Officers
A committee to nominate officers for the coming year was appointed Tuesday at an Evening Lions club meeting. Members: Harold Henneke, Jack G. Willis, T. R. Stephens (president). Gordon Sparks presented slides of club activity. Glenn Becker guest. Next meeting 7 p.m. Monday at Hotel Lawtonian with nearby Lions clubs. members and wives urged to attend.
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Lions Club
Harold Henneke
Jack G. Willis
T. R. Stephens
Stephens
Gordon Sparks
Glenn Becker
Lawtonian
Lions Clubs
Help for Cripples Conference Opens in Kampala
Forty delegates from 13 countries met at Makerere University to discuss rehabilitation programs for millions of cripples in Africa.
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Kampala
Uganda
UPI
Makerere University
Africa
Times Station Accepts Liquor Ads
The New York Times radio station WQXR will accept liquor commercials. It does not subscribe to the National Association of Broadcasters code that prohibits hard liquor advertising.
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New York
New York Times
WQXR
National Association of Broadcasters
Police Court Disposes Numerous Cases Under Municipal Judge Oaks
Police court dispositions summary from Municipal Judge J Merle Oaks lists numerous defendants with charges and fines including traffic violations such as running red lights improper right turns speeding and no driver’s license plus other offenses like unlawful rubbish storage and bogus checks. Several bonds were forfeited for failures to display a valid license or pay fines. Public drunkenness charges noted with fines.
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J. Merle Oaks
Vida K. McKelvey
Margarete
Piotr
Bell
Eddie West
Tog
Larry Mays Monroe
Dearborn
Billy C. Evans
Arlington
R. K. Souter
Ozman
Tommy
Fite
Washington
Jerry D. Miller
Charles M. Sanders
John S. Williams
Cleophes Williams
Herold DO. Reed
Hoover
Foy J. Reynolds
Joe G. Franks
Summit
Jerry W. Barham
J. A. Myers
Roosevelt
Elvis Earl Brock
Tennessee
Dennis Breckenridge
Uniontal
Oliver. Buckley
Fort Sill
Donny
van Norman
Noisy Muffiers
Palsy March Raises About $1800 In Drive
About $1,800 was collected Tuesday in the Cerebral Palsy Institute drive called the 53 Minute March. Doug Johnning announced the total and said full results will take two weeks to tabulate. The goal is $4,000 with most funds to support the county day care center for physically handicapped children at the First Congregational church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Johanning
United Cerebral Palsy Institute
First Congregational Church
Soviet Expels West German Embassy Official
Moscow orders Heinz Naupert, adviser on oil production, to depart the Soviet Union within five days as the West German Embassy official figure remains unexplained by officials.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Heinz Naupert
Military Totals 1.8 Billion Loss In Planes Crashes
AP reports that over 1961 to 1963 U.S. military planes were lost or badly damaged totaling about 1.8 billion dollars across Air Force Navy Marine Corps and Army. Causes include pilot error material failure and maintenance with varying shares by service and a note of ongoing safety programs.
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Washington
U.S
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Army
Civil Defense Members Finish Red Cross Class
Ten members of the Comanche county Civil Defense Rescue and Security units completed a 26 hour Red Cross first aid course. Taught by Raymond Wilson and Capt. Ray Meyers, the training covered advanced first aid techniques and earned Emergency First Aid pins from the American Red Cross.
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Comanche County Civil Defense Rescue and Security Units
Red Cross
Raymond Wilson
Ray Meyers
Gene Maxfield
Comanche County
American Red Cross
Students honored at Oklahoma Baptist University
Linda Dayton daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Dayton 1311 S 8th is among 18 recognized by an academic honor society for high scholastic standing first semester at Oklahoma Baptist University where she majors in English and minors in French.
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Linda Dayton
Lloyd Dayton
S. 8Th
Oklahoma Baptist University
Pin Worms Infestations Warned by Medical Experts
Fidgeting and itching signal Pin-Worm infections found in up to one third of examined persons. Families can be affected unknowingly. treatment requires killing worms in the large intestine using Jayne's PV tablets with a coating that reaches the bowels and a modern ingredient to eradicate Pin-Worms quickly.
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Jayne
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United Press International
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Lions
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Philco
Home Decor
PHILC
Philco Portable
Charles M. Pike
Kohler
By Fred S. Hoffman
Defense Department
Associated Press
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Jim L. French
George Duncan
Glen D. Culler
Ronald L. Davis
Richard Taylor
Don N. Adams
Ramon Parrish
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Zales
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Szale
Cache Road
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Baylor
Speidel
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