Death Notices for R Kermit Hinds and Lillie Marsh
Funeral services were held for Robert Kermit Hinds 58 in Spring Valley California where burial followed in San Diego He died March 18 after a long illness born December 29 1913 in Rochester Texas He lived in Lawton Oklahoma earlier and ran the Lawton Potato Co He is survived by his wife Charlene Owens four children nine grandchildren four brothers and three sisters Other notices include funeral plans for Mrs Lillie Viela Marsh 87 of Walters Oklahoma who died in a Walters nursing home Services set at First United Methodist Church with burial in Duncan Cemetery Mrs Marsh born December 12 1884 in Wayne County Missouri came to Cotton County in 1911 and later moved to Walters She leaves seven daughters three sons a brother and three sisters plus many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
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Robert Kermit Hinds
Cajon
Calif
Lawson
Spring Valley
San Diego
Hinds
Rochester
Tex
Lawton
Charlene Owens
Lawton Potato Cmp Company
California
Walters
Lillie Viela Marsh
First United Methodist
Paul Tripp
Puna
Duncan Cemetery
Wyatt Funeral Home
Marsh
Wayne County
Chester C. Marsh
Greenville
Cotton County
Mr. Marsh
March
Walters First United Methodist Church
George Turner
Calvin Rippee
Morris J. Thilpott
B. A. Howe
Duncan
Turner Thompson
St. Worth
Robert Jones
Arlington
Leon Carver
Oklahoma City
Louie Marsh
Guymon
Don Marsh
New Orleans
Stuart Marsh
Flint
Mich
William Stephens
Puxico
Charlie Black
Clyde Wilkinson
Advance
John Marsh
Denver
Colo
Funeral for Set. LC. Ret. Jack H. Wells
Funeral services are set for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday at Becker Funeral Home Chapel with Chaplain John Banks officiating Burial will be in Post Cemetery Wells 50 died after extended illness Sunday night at Reynolds Army Hospital
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Set
Jack H. Wells
Hoover
Becker Funeral Home
John Banks
Sheridan Road
Post Cemetery
Wells
Reynolds Army Hospital
Infant's funeral and cremation in Lawton area
The infant daughter of Spec. 4 and Mrs. Douglas Mikel of 47 N. 1st will be interred later this week at Memorial Park Cemetery in Skokie Tl. Local arrangements are with Greenlawn Funeral Home. Cremation occurred today at Rest Haven Crematory in Oklahoma City. Survivors include paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank J. Mikel Bridgman, Wis and maternal grandmother Mrs Betty Hefferman Northfield Ill.
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Spec. 4
Douglas Mikel
N. 1St
Memorial Park Cemetery
Skokie
Greenlawn Funeral Home
Rest Haven Crematory
Oklahoma City
Mikel
Field Artillery Center
Fort Sill
Frank J. Mikel
Bridgman, Wich
Betty Hefferman
Northfield
Kleindienst Hearings Called a Political Circus by GOP Leader
Republican Leader Hugh Scott and Sen. Hruska charged the Judiciary Committee probes into ITT antitrust case and Richard Kleindienst nominees as drifting into a political circus. They urged halting hearings despite Democratic insistence on continuing the questioning.
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GOP
Senate
Hugh Scott
Kleindienst
Hugh
Scott
Roman. Hruska
Neb
Judiciary Committee
TTT
Harold S. Geneen
Kennedy
Hart
Bayh
Tunney
Richard G. Kreindienst
Jack Anderson
ITT
Turkish Police and Army Seek Kidnapped British Technicians
Turkish police and troops comb rugged terrain and cities for leftist terrorists who abducted three British technicians from Unye. The abductors, said to belong to the Turkish Peoples Liberation Army, demand the release of three comrades awaiting appeal after death sentences.
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Une
Turkey
Black Sea
Turkish Peoples Liberation Army
Nebraskan Gets Life Sentence
A Tulsa jury convicted Wendell Vernon Vavra of murdering Mrs. Meraldine Blackley and sentenced him to life in prison. Vavra, 30, of Takemah Neb., was found guilty after four hours of deliberation. Blackley was killed Oct. 9 in her apartment and her 13-year-old son Mark identified Vavra from the witness stand.
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Wendell Vernon Vavra
Meraldine Blackley
Vavra
Takemah
Neb
Johnson Seeks Salary Cuts for Federal Officials
U.S. Senate candidate Jed Johnson urged a 15 percent pay cut for all federal workers earning over $25,000 a year. Speaking to the Southeast Tulsa Democratic Club, he cited more than 65,000 career bureaucrats above the threshold and linked high salaries to federal stagnation and inflation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Argentina's Lanusse pushes for elections and reforms
Argentine President Lanusse, a year in power, loosened military rule by legalizing parties, returning confiscated property, and proposing March 25 elections. He sought harmony with Peronists, met regional leaders, and faced inflation and guerrilla violence while some generals warn of a coup.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alejandro Lanusse
Roberto M. Levingston
Tina
Peronists
Radicals
Lanusse
Peron
First Panda Arrives in the United States in 1936
The United States received its first panda on December 18, 1936. This arrival marked a milestone in zoological exchanges and sparked public interest in the new animal at the era's major zoos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edmondson Plans Senate Run With 3200 Volunteers
U S Rep Ed Edmondson announces intent to formally enter the U S Senate race on March 31 at a Northern Oklahoma College Young Democrats luncheon. He says an organization of more than 3200 volunteers will support the campaign, with a rally in Oklahoma City on April 8.
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Nkawa
Okla
U.S
Ed Edmondson
U.S. Senate
Northern Oklahoma College
Young Democrats
Edmondson
Oklahoma City
Lobbyist Beard May Testify? Denied by Doctors
Denver AP doctors say ITT lobbyist Dita Beard may never testify again to the Senate Judiciary Committee for at least six months due to a heart condition. Beard, 53, collapsed Sunday during questioning. physicians cited risk of further collapse and indicated a subpoena may be quashed.
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Beard
Judiciary
Hruska
Anderson
Kennedy
Hart
Bayh
Tunney
Scott
Kleindienst
ITT
Justice Department
Nixon
Denver
Dita DP Beard
Senate Judiciary Committee
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Lewis Radetsky
Dave Garland
Radetsky
Drowning Victim Found In Lake Claremore
The body of 20 year old Michael Joseph Harrigan of Tulsa was recovered Monday from Lake Claremore after he drowned a week earlier while fishing with a brother. He leaned over the boat to pull in a minnow bucket when the vessel capsized. The body was found about 50 feet from his last sighting as searches by Rogers Wagoner Tulsa and Muskogee counties continued.
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Claremore
Okla
Tulsa
Michael Joseph Harrigan
Lake Claremore
Harrigan
Rogers, Wagoner
Muskogee
Public Records of Private Crimes Reported to City Police
Public records list numerous reports to the city police including burglaries of residences and thefts. Names and addresses such as George Smith Jack Rowe, De Roe Metemer 2219 Austin, and Floyd Adams appear with incidents at various locations including Medic Arts Pharmacy and Doe Park.
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Sevievard
DeRoe
Metemer
Austin
Esiderce
Medic Arts Pharmacy
Ferris
Abel
Gary
Greem Bailey
Greem Bailey. Tele Rensevelt, Reperted Burglary of Residence Valentine Rovet
Glenn
Egto
Fetty Foret
Sheridan
Heidi Foraker
Floyd's Grocery
Feresen, Jr
Fire reports record two separate incidents in town
Fire response units logged two calls in the morning hours. A house fire near 143 and Fourth was reported at 10:04 am. A second blaze at 126 Cache Road resulted in a cache road fire with crews dispatched for investigation and containment.
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Vow Mere
Wis
South TI
Pioneer Expresseay
Cache Road
Gross
Tulsa Educator to Speak Here
Dr. Mary Joe Keatley, director of psychological services for Tulsa Public Schools, will address the Association for Childhood Education at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Kuntz Elementary School. She supervises standardized testing across 107 Tulsa schools and leads a staff of 17 psychologists delivering student services.
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Mary Joe Keatley
Tulsa
Association For Childhood Education
Kuntz
Keathley
Keatley
Oklahoma
The
Oklahoma Education Association
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R. Kermit Hinds
Lillie Marsh
Lawton Constitution
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
Lawton Publishing Co
Lyd & A Ave
Cl.o
Itohome
Fort Sill I
Constitution Press
Sundey
Constitution
Press & Sun
Washington
Committee Democrats
Four Horsemen
Natonal
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O'Brien
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Rayoh
Tunner
Interoffice
Dita D. Beard
White House
Geneen
Wood Products Company
Oie MB le
Ae' A
Nme
Kidpaners
Cihat Alptekin
Ephraim Elrom
Ordon Banner
Charlies Turner
John Law
Unye
Recai Killic
Ankara
Ismet Inonu
Inonu
Constitutional Court
Deniz Germis
Yusuf Aslan
Huseyin Inan
National Security Council
Istanbul
Suleyman Demirel
Tulsa, Okla
Johnson
Eva Peron
Juan D. Peron
Madrid
Peking
Chile
Salvador Allende
Hour of the People
Argen
AAA Glass CO
Mareen Peark
WIEST
Luke
Luke Kitchens
Rogers Lane
P.O
Res
Public Records
Lowter
U. S
Freedom
Loretta Williams
Gore Blvd
Julie Wilcoxson
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