Public Records: Burglary Thefts Reported Across City
Public records list multiple crimes including burglary of residences and thefts of stereo gear, TVs, golf clubs, wallets, and a bicycle. Incidents mention various addresses such as 1401 Williams, 1724 SW 14th Place, and 1909, with times like 9:15 to 9:30 pm Tuesday. Victims include Donald Roberts and Velma P. Hicks, among others, with several reports of stolen driver licenses and car stereo equipment. One note records a stabbing in Fort Sill and hospital admission for Charles Groy. Affected locations include Mission Boulevard residences and nearby streets, with totals of about 40 stereo tapes reported missing from a car.
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Williams
Otto
Washington
Donald Roberts
Columbia
Velma P. Hicks
Roy Webster
Salinas Drive
Larry West
Andrews
Mattie Burris
Onelto Forester
Robert Forrest
Mission Boulevard
Charles Groy
Fort Sill
Groy
12Th Field Artillery
Reynolds Army Hospital
Jamess. Bourgeois
Edd Hearst
Martin Hill
Sendra Cytnose
Dearborn
Mustache Contest and Parachute Jump Highlight Fort Sill Review
The 212th Artillery Group held its first annual Dependents Day Review at Cannonade Field Fort Sill with 1500 soldiers from four battalions. Col James N Hale reviewed the troops as the Fort Sill Parachute Club staged a demonstration and a mustache contest awarded trophies for best and worst. The 77th U.S. Army Band and the Green Machine performed, with the 212th Group comprising the 1st/30th, 2nd/18th, 3rd/18th, and 2nd/37th Field Artillery units.
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212Th Artillery Group
Fort Sill
James N. Hale
77Th U.S. Army Band
Green Machine
30Th Field Artillery
18Th Field Artillery
37Th Field Artillery
Dogs Blackie and Breeze Return From Cosmos 10 Orbit
Soviet satellite Cosmos 10 carried dogs Blackie and Breeze who have returned to Earth after their orbital mission. Officials confirm safe landing and recovery. The experiment aimed to study the effects of spaceflight on canine subjects and inform future human space travel plans.
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Blackie
Breeze
Earth
Lawton Constitution Subscription Rates Displayed
Local listing shows subscription prices for the Lawton Constitution and Sunday Press, including annual and monthly rates for Oklahoma and other states. Details include combined publications and separate pricing for daily and Sunday editions.
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Ba Morning Press
Peubaere Sun
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Death by own action ruled in Elgin shooting
Authorities ruled the Tuesday night shooting death of Gayle Ann Brannon 29 as an apparent death by own action. Brannon a noted girls rodeo performer ranked seventh nationally in barrel racing was found shot once in the mouth at the home of Junior Garrison 37 in Elgin. A 45 caliber six shot revolver with four live rounds and one spent shell was recovered. Powder burns were evident on the body.
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Junior Garrison
Elgin
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Sheriff's Department
Bill Banks
Miss Brannon
Girls Rodeo Association
Banks
Brannon
Garrison
Fire destroys half-ton truck load of refugee mattresses en route to Fort Chaffee
A convoy of 36 vehicles from Fort Sill to a Vietnamese refugee camp near Fort Chaffee Ark. had a truck fire on I-40 west of Vian Sequoyah County. The two and a half ton mattress laden truck stayed operable though about 40 mattresses were destroyed. No injuries reported. Exploding spark from exhaust apparently started the blaze according to OHP.
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Fort Sill
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Vian
Sequoyah County
Jon Long
Robbery Count Hearing Slated for Two Suspects
A preliminary hearing is set for June 23 in district court for Clair Delmar Gaskins and Jimmy L in connection with the Tuesday morning robbery of Curt's Service Station on Cache Road. Bond is $5,000 each. Attendant Patrick Gibson reported $50 stolen and a wallet matching the victim’s description was found with the duo after police stopped their car.
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Clair Delmar Gaskins
Jimmy L
Stemmy
Curt’s
Cache Road
Patrick O. Gibson
Randy Maples
Larry Johnson
West Gore
P.O.G
Auto Firms To Boost Plant Operation
Detroit AP reports General Motors Chrysler and all U S assembly plants will open next week despite more than 150000 hourly workers on indefinite layoff Chrysler reopens Belvidere Illinois plant Monday after a two week shutdown idling 3700 workers and reports 450 fewer indefinite layoffs in the past week GM plans seventh straight week of operation with 110000 on indefinite layoff Ford releases next week schedule as 179390 of 712000 auto workers 25 percent are laid off lower than January 8 peak but continued risk of further cuts as SUB funds run out with GM paying over 400 million since January 1 1974 Chrysler SUB fund exhausted April 1
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General Motors
Chrysler Corp
U.S
Chrysler
Belvidere,ll
Motorcyclist Still Serious After Geronimo Crash
Thurman Toombs, 36, of Geronimo, remained in serious condition in the intensive care unit at St. Anthony's Hospital Oklahoma City after being thrown from a motorcycle. He was first transported to Comanche County Memorial Hospital Lawton and later airlifted to Oklahoma City by Fort Sill MAST helicopter following the 8 45 p.m. accident reported by Roger Mallow who was following the rider.
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Larry Gee
Oklahoma
Lawton Morning Press
Clinton
Gould
Caddo County
Gee
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Robert Dix
Geronimo
Thurman Toombs
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Oklahoma City
Bob Draggoo
Toombs
Lawton
Fort Sill
Draggoo
Roger Mallow
Kiowa Council Meeting Slated
The Kiowa General Council plans a 10 a.m. session Friday at Riverside Indian School gym Anadarko followed by a noon gathering at Anadarko High School stadium. Tribes honor the Kiowa Comanche and Apache claims award of 35,060,000 against the U.S. government. sponsored by KCA attorney J Roy Thompson Jr who has spent 36 years on the case honoring leaders active since 1938.
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Kiowa General Council
Riverside Indian School
Anadarko
KCA Area Tribes
Anadarko High School
U.S
J. Roy Thompson Jr
KCA
Pest control industry grows beyond two billion in sales
The pest control sector reports annual sales exceeding 2 billion dollars and continues to expand, signaling a robust market for extermination services and related products.
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