Births and dismissals listed for hospitals and tribal clinic
Births reported at Memorial and Southwestern hospitals include a son born to Mr. and Mrs Buck Wayne Chatham at 5 19 am March 21 weighing 9 pounds 10 ounces. Dismissals include numerous patients from Memorial Southwestern PHS Indian Hospital and related clinics with conditions listed as medical surgical or both.
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Buck Wayne Chatham
Bessie
PHS Indian Hospital
Arthur Nez
Anadarko
Helen Cable
Cache
Donna Cable
Robert Davis
Bell
Larry Saupitty
Star Rt
Delos Prarie
Clinton
Minnie Tapedo
Elgin
Doris Billy
Ninnekah
Frank Galindo
Vonda LaCour
Carnegie
Floyd Smith
David Lacher
Stonewall
Luxury Apartment Work Starts Here
Construction has begun on a new 40 unit luxury apartment at 3100 block Cache Road near 34th. Builder Floyd Freeman says the Embassy Apartments will be a two story brick structure estimated at 312000 with completion expected in six months. Freeman property now includes a bowling alley Holiday Inn motel antique shop and service station.
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Cache Road
Floyd Freeman
34Th
First Printing Press Set Up by Spaniards in Mexico City
In 1539 the first printing press in the New World was established by the Spanish in Mexico City, marking a milestone in colonial literacy and printing history. The event reflected the broader spread of European technologies in the Americas during the mid-16th century.
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New World
Mexico City
Ranges Burn North of Haskell as Fire Flares
About 1 300 acres of grassland burned Thursday north of Haskell before two range fires could be controlled. North Texas fire crews fought the blazes and contained the flames, with authorities assessing the damage and cause.
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Haskell
UPI
County road work orders total millions across multiple counties
The list details multiple highway projects with concrete and bituminous paving, bridges, and drainage work. Texas prefixed routes appear alongside Oklahoma sites including Seminole county SH 99 and SH 40 interchange, Wagoner county road work, Tulsa area underpasses, Nowata U S 160 paving, and other county projects. contractors include Palleson and Clark, A&B Construction, Kermit Tate, M J Lee Construction, and Dahlgren Construction.
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Seminole County
SH 40
Palleson and Clark
Oklahoma County
State Capitol Grounds
Jack Durrett
Tahlequah
Pushmataha County
Kiamichi River
A&b Construction
Tulsa
Poteau Trucking Co
Poteau
M. J. Lee Construction Co
McAlester
Nowata
U. S. 160
Dahlgren Construction Co
Oklahoma City
Cotton County
Kennedy warns on Cuba raids and nuclear hope
President Kennedy discussed Cuba and Alpha 66 raids saying they are not U.S. government actions and may provoke repression in Cuba. He doubts a nuclear test ban yet aims to push a multi nation Western European force and plans a summer trip to Italy and Germany. He expects a West Berlin visit but has no Latin America trip planned.
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Cuba
Kennedy
Alpha 66
United States
U.S
West Berlin
Italy
Germany
Latin America
Soviet Union
Europe
John XXIII
Alexei Adzhubei
Khrushchev
People Consume About 38 Tons Of Food In A Lifetime
An average person reportedly consumes around 38 tons of food during their lifetime. The statistic highlights long term dietary intake across a typical lifespan.
ODRINEX Diet Pill Ad Promises Fast Fat Loss
An advertisement promotes ODRINEX as a nonprescription weight loss pill that allegedly lowers appetite without requiring exercise. It claims seven day results or money back, with a $3 price and a full refund guarantee if unsatisfied.
Arkansas Gets Atomic Project
Tulsa report states a 640 acre Northwest Arkansas site is chosen for a 25 million SEFOR project. Led by Public Service Company of Oklahoma and 14 electric partners, Karlsruhe Laboratory GE and AEC involvement is needed. GE to build a sodium cooled fast breeder reactor using plutonium uranium fuel for research with no power output.
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Tulsa
UPID
Arkansas
D. J. Tuepker
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Southwestern Electric
Karlsruhe Laboratory
General Electric
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Tuecker
Sefor — Southwest
Snow Sweeps Southern Poland As Spring Arrives
Snow fell across much of southern Poland during the first night of spring, piling deep in cities and towns including Warsaw as residents braced for transit delays and cleanups.
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Warsaw
Poland
Bellmon forecasts OEA finance bill passage and talks new aeronautical commission
Governor Bellmon predicted the Oklahoma Education Association finance bill would pass and said he hopes to gain more benefits in the House. He criticized opponents from past administrations and urged creation of a state aeronautical commission with an estimated $3 000 monthly cost, possibly funded by redirected gasoline tax revenue. He is weighing veto options on a bill creating superior courts in Oklahoma and Kay counties, noting cost and impact on appointing judges.
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OEA
Phillips
Bellman
Oklahoma Publishers Association
Roy J. Turner
Johnston Murray
Raymond Gary
Gary
Howard Edmondson
Bellmon
Enue
Highway Department
Oklahoma
Kay
Senate
Supreme Court
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