Death toll rises in head on collision near city interchanges
A head on crash on the second level of a three level interchange left Wilbur Jackie Goolkasian and Louis P Dolin seriously injured as a 1958 Oldsmobile collided with another car while approaching the curve. The incident brought county traffic fatalities to a cited total of 222 for the year. Nearby obituaries list Mrs Marion Koshiw and others, noting multiple family deaths and services.
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T. S. Indian Hospital
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Soveca
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Davison v. &. W
Nurses Plan State Parley for OSNA Convention
Board members of the Oklahoma State Nurses Association meet at Memorial hospital to plan the 157th convention on Oct 11 at the Hotel Lawtonian. Stillwater president Grace Vickers presides. participants include Lan Green and A B Hambrick and district 11 program and arrangements committees.
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Oklahoma State Nurses Association
Lawton
Grace Vickers
Stillwater
A. B. Hambrick
Nan Green
Oklahoma City
OSNA
Memorial Hospital
Memoral Hospital
Hotel Lawtonian
Iss
Lan Green
Stair
Lawson
Vickers
Gireen
Osna District 11
Ciwie
Security Bank © Trust Co
Armed Forces Week TV Show Promises High Military Display
Broadcasts from Fort S and Fort Campbell feature paratroopers and a color air show as Army and Navy units stage a 19 minute program. The program will showcase firing demonstrations including a test cannon and other weapons. Technical restrictions prevent public viewing of rehearsals or actual broadcast.
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Fort S
Fort Campbell
Fort Carson
Aise
Ferme He SE
McLeod Approved In Senate Vote
The Senate confirmed Seoty McLeod as ambassador to Tre lane by an 80 to 20 vote. Democrats joined two Republicans and one Democrat in supporting the nomination amid controversy and partisan division.
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McLeod
Senate
Washington
Naninane
Seoty McLeoud
Trelane
Suit Appeal Over Default Judgment Aims for New Trial
The Montana supreme court held Latson had no actual notice of the suit before the default judgment, confirming the need for a fair opportunity to be heard. The decision remands for a new trial, emphasizing prompt yet just disposition of litigation and the litigants’ rights. The case involved the Patons, represented by Cummins and Godlave, alleging Latson’s act as attorney led to loss of farm and property value.
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Latson
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Pinza’s Rise From Carpenter’s Son to Opera Icon
Pinza born May 1 1802 near Ravenna rose from a carpenter’s son to a famed bass in Milan and New York. He served five years as artillery captain after war service then became a Metropolitan Opera star and leading basso in Chicago San Francisco tours and European houses. His career included Don Basilio and Mephistopheles with a legendary stage presence. His earnings and fame grew, with an estimated fortune around $125,000.
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Pinza Portrait and Dodgers Fan Remembered
A six foot tall, barrel chested figure with curly hair and twinkling eyes drew praise for his athletic grace. He enjoyed fine food and women, loved hunting and fishing, and played bridge. An ardent Brooklyn Dodgers fan, he was a noted personality in his era.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Convention Banquet and Officers Install At State Meeting
Noon business session and banquet at 7 p m Saturday with Mark to install officers. Sunday morning reports from committees and departmental reps. State officers include Krueger Allen president Fowler Norman first vice president Thompson Edmond second vice president Smith Shawnee fourth vice president Cook Oklahoma City secretary treasurer. Auxiliary officers listed. Executive committee members named. Convention committees and credential and nominating leaders named. A smoker at 7 and Geronimo reminiscence for delegates.
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Allus
O. JL. Fowler
Norman
Bob Thompson
Mdmond
Ben van Burklee
Tulsa
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F. C. Goodpaster
Vinila
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C. J. Markum
Clineton
B Johnson
Shawnee
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Wonryelta
Ray Dilingham
Reno
I. Dalerymiple
Harvey Crowell
McAtesier
Lea
Crook
Qushing
J. C. Francis
Okmulyce
Geronimo Remin
Vivine
Senate Hurdle to Turnpike Plan Faces Opposition
The Oklahoma Senate debated a toll road proposal linking Oklahoma City and Lawton with plans to earmark gasoline taxes for the project. Rep. Ozmun pressed for action, citing long-neglected roadways, while Rep. Nigh warned the road could fence merchants from travelers. An amendment limiting bond discounts failed as debates over financing continued.
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George Nigh
MyAlester
Wahoma
Charles Ozman
Lawton
Ozmun
Ozman
Glen Warm
Pauls Valley
Gary
Lawmakers Trim Provisions In Toll Road Plan
House members last Monday amended the bill to strike a provision authorizing earmarking of gasoline lanes. The toll road project would cost about 38 million dollars and could be effective without the pro vision, according to Lever good.
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Levergood
Krueger Graduates With Broad School Honors
Krueger, son of Mr and Mrs C W Whrueger, is senior class president and student council representative. He attended St Marys for 12 years and is active in drama, science and basketball. He belongs to the Knights of the Altar Spanish club and the Oklahoma Honor Society.
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At. Krueger
St. Mary's
C. W. Whrueger
Knights of the Altar
Oklahoma Honor Society
Heavy Rains Sweep Southwest Oklahoma Regions
Thunderstorms and showers moved across southwest Oklahoma Wednesday night bringing heavy rain. Readings included Frederick 1.52 inches Snyder 1.10 Cordell Altus Anadarko 6.1 Carnegie 6.0 Marlow 6.9 Waurika 6.4 Hobart 8.4. The Washita River near Chickasha rose out of its banks at the US 1 bridge and flooded a county road three miles north.
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George Cox
Meers
Oklahoma
Frederick
Snyder
Cordell
Altus
Anadarko
Carnegie
Marlow
Waurika
Hobart
Washile Noth
Chickasha
Associated Press
Britain and West Germany discuss NATO defense stance
The British and West German leaders signaled support for NATO to retain an effective deterrent with a shield of land sea and air forces. Britain moves to withdraw about 30 000 troops from Germany and cut tactical air force support by nearly half. Adenauer urged halting further withdrawals until NATO reviews European defense.
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Adenauer
NATO
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