Report of Numerous Thefts and Burglary Claims Across City
The city police log lists multiple incidents including thefts from residences and businesses, thefts of watches jewelry and money, burglaries of autos and a church, a stolen bicycle and dog, a lost wallet, a broken auto window, and a beating report. Names and addresses accompany each report.
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eSee A
Eee
Lee Grey
Ozman
Hunger Haven Restaurant
Helen Bengtson
S. 21St
James Merritt
Denver
Terry Meeker
Pearl Gardner
Monroe
Stephen Press
Belle Grade
Fla
Clinton Watson
Great Picins Blvd
Claude Burgess
Roosevelt
Gerald Anderson
Lawton
Wiegal
Helen T. Trunk
Euclid
Galilee Baptist Church
E. Bell
Thelma Gray
Charges Filed in District Court for Larceny
Misde...n misde partial. Charies Glen Baker 25 Medicine Park charged with leaving the scene of an accident. Arnold Cornelison 65 and Rosie May Cornelison 59 Headrick charged jointly with grand larceny.
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District Court Clerk's
Charies Glen Baker
Medicine Park
Tad Ocolgans
Arnold Cornelison
Rosie May Cornelison
Headrick
Sheriff Reports Burglary and Theft Near Town
The sheriff's office logged complaints from W. S. Glazebrook of Indiahoma reporting a residence burglary three miles northwest of town and Joe Robinson of Lawton Route 2 reporting steel theft from a site half a mile south of Bethel Church on SH 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
W. S. Glazebrook
Indiahoma
Joe Robinson
Lawton
Bethel Church
Lawton Council approves annexation and permits drive
City actions include annexing a quarter section east of MacArthur Park, zoning variance for a service station at 38th and Cache Road, and a roof repair bid of 14833 by Comanche Roofing. Regulations at Lake Ellsworth align with Lawtonka, trotline fishing allowed. A hearing is set May 30 for condemnation at 2101 C.
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Bill W. Abell
38Th
Cache Road
Comanche
Lake Ellsworth
Lake Lawtonka
Charles Beller
Lawton
Jaycees
Highway Patrol
Second and Gore
Building and Safety Department
Apostles James and John Called Sons of Thunder
Jesus named James and John sons of thunder, two of the twelve apostles and brothers, sons of Zebedee, prominent early followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apostle James
John
Zebedee
Sons of
Thunder
Jesus
Medicine Park Man Arraigned After Highway Crash
A Medicine Park man was arraigned after an early Saturday hospital visit for a cut over his eye. The Saturday crash on SH 49 near Curt's Station sent two people to Lawton. James L. Hufnagel and Olen C. Gibbs were injured. Gibbs released after treatment.
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Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Billy Langdon
SH 49
Curt’s Station
Lawton
Langdon
James L. Hufnagel
S. 23Rd
Olen C. Gibbs
Fort Sill
Hufnagel
Gibbs
Larry K. Damron
Headquarters Battery
214Th Artillery
Damron
Headon
Connally Reflects on Treasury Departure and Political Life
The departing Treasury chief, Connally, says no offer will tempt him to withdraw from public life. He notes he wants to stay involved in politics and asserts his admiration for the President, while praising Nixon's policies and his own past service as Navy secretary and Texas governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Connally
Navy
John F. Kennedy
Texas
Kennedy
Nixon
Jail Orders Restrictions for Inmates and Property
Elkins said the men involved will not be allowed to purchase concessions or have visitors until further notice. Also the mattresses will not be returned until sometime later. Charges of destroying county property may be filed against the men, authorities said.
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Page One
Elkins
Three Initiated Into Honor Group At OSU
Three Southwest Oklahoma students in OSU top 10 percent of their class were initiated into Phi Kappa Phi last week. Allyson Kay Arnold of Duncan in education, Brian Clinton Price of Duncan in engineering, and Harry Wayne Birdwell of Fletcher in arts and sciences join the national honorary society for top graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University
Phi Kappa Phi
Allyson Kay Arnold
Duncan
Brian Clinton Price
Harry Wayne Birdwell
Fletcher
Wallace shoots chaos at campaign stop aftermath
George Wallace was shot after a 38 minute speech in a shopping center. He survived, with doctors reporting the wound not life threatening. One suspect faced federal charges for civil rights act violation and assault on a federal officer. Officers treated two others wounded and a campaign aide described the scene.
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Wallace
Secret Service
Nicholas Zarvos
Zarvos
Jarvos
Bremer
Maryland
FBI
Baltimore County
Towson
Emmett W. Eaton
George
Eaton
Gov. Wallace
NBC
Montague
Richie Simmons
Simmons
Steve Hayden
Laurel High
Mrs. Wallace
Students Accept Assistantships
William Jones of 1826 N Sheridan has accepted a graduate teaching assistantship at North Texas State University Denton Texas. Kay Gunter of Duncan has accepted a graduate assistantship to Arizona State University Tempe Arizona with a 3.65 GPA and Cronin Scholarship for spring semester. She has served as treasurer vice president and president of Southwestern State College chemistry club.
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William Jones
Frances Jones
N. Sheridan
North Texas State University
Denton
Tex
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Kay Gunter
Roy Gunter
Duncan
Arizona State University
Tempe
Ariz
Southwestern
John T. Cronin
Miss Gunter
Wallace Shot At Rally Left Disabled Governor Paralyzed
The governor survived a shooting with injuries to his left shoulder blade and upper right shoulder. Doctors described a blast effect from a bullet causing paralysis though the spinal cord may not be severed. Optimism and uncertainty persist about recovery while witnesses noted a rough assault on the attacker.
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Schanno
Wallace
University of Alabama
Galbraith
Holy Cross Hospital
Silver Spring
Washington, D.C
Eaton
Maryland
Arthur A. Marshall
Bremer
William Gullett
Prince Georges County
Gullett
School District Funds Approved for Bishop Dependent SD
The U S Office of Education approves tentative entitlement of 13488 70 to Bishop Dependent School District No 49 for 1972 under Public Law 874. Rep Tom Steed announced that 12140 of the total entitlement is certified for immediate payment.
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U.S. Office of Education
Bishop Dependent School District No
Tom Steed
Australians Visit Fort Sill for Artillery Briefings
Two Australian Army officers Lt Col I. J. Meibusch and Maj R. H. E. Harvey arrived at Fort Sill for a short stay through Thursday. They will be briefed on TACFIRE data processing, developmental howitzers, cannon launched guided projectiles, and the position azimuth determining system. They will discuss artillery matters with US Army staff, meet liaison officers, and tour the Fort Sill museum and post facilities.
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Fort Sill
I. J. Meibusch
Australian Army Staff
Washington, D.C
R. H. E. Harvey
School of Artillery
Australia
U.S. Army Field Artillery Board
U.S. Combat Developments Command Field Artillery Agency
Student named to Dean's List at Oklahoma Christian College
Janice Winkelman of Lawton earns winter trimester Dean's List honors at Oklahoma Christian College in Oklahoma City with a straight A average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Winkelman
Lawton
Oklahoma Christian College
Oklahoma City
Nursing Center Sets Open House Announcement
The Mc Mahon Tomlinson Nursing Center at 3126 Arlington hosts an open house from 1 30 to 3 30 p m on Friday. Floyd Sanders director announces guest speaker Mrs W E Hamm Lawton. Entertainment by the Noise Boys Lawton High School quartet. Facility tours and refreshments offered. Public invited.
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McMahon-Tomlinson Nursing Center
Arlington
Floyd Sanders
W. E. Hamm
Lawton
Lawton High School
Bremer Held on High Bond in Maryland Federal Case
Bremer, 21, is jailed on 200000 dollar bond facing federal charges of assaulting a political candidate and a federal officer and state charges of assault with intent to kill. Classmates recall no political ties yet evidence from his Milwaukee apartment suggests otherwise. A note references an ancient Caesarean hospital claim.
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Wisconsin
Bremer
Justice Department
Washington
Secret Service
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Milwaukee
FBI
Wallace
Goetz
American Civil Liberties Union
Beall
Gullett
Maryland
Air campaign effects cited as slow to show in Vietnam
Spokesmen said the aerial campaign would take at least 30 days to show effects on the southward offensive. North Vietnam reportedly has about a month of fuel stored for southbound tanks and vehicles. The 48 day offensive slowed, though officials said the lull may reflect consolidation rather than bombing impact.
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North Vietnam
U.S
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