Lawton Hospital Births and Updates From May Records
Birth notices list multiple newborns to Oklahoma families with times and weights on May 21 22 23. Names include Hennessee Jenkins Morales Ryans Schafer Atkinson Bennett East Goeller Redmond Schafer and others with residences in Lawton Snyder Ada Beulah and more, plus surgeries and admissions.
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Roger D. Hennessee
Lee Bivd
Finis R. Jenkins
S. Fifth
Vee Morales
N. 40Th
Jimmy D. Ryans
S. 17Th
Daugher
Joseph M. Schafer
New York
Coral D. Atkinson
Snyder
Clarence H. Bennett
Carolyn East
Ada
Ronald L. Goeller
Cherry
Sharon Y. Redmond
McKinley
Celeste M. Schafer
Merriel G. Shehorn
Chatta
Richard H. Stoll
Indiahoma
Wayna L. Tyner
Beulah C. Vaughn
Pete Arreguin
Travis Z. Britton
Bell
Ben P. Brown
Marlow, Sur
Maxwell McKinney
Lester King
Shawnee
Anderson Cheek
Frederick
Randlett C. Attockine
Oklahoma City
Parole Granted For Three Life Term Murderers
The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board recommended parole for three life term murderers including Phillip M. King, while rejecting clemency for the Texhoma case killer who shot two officers, Texhoma Marshal Bill James and Deputy Dale Hartman, during an arrest attempt.
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Texhoma
Bill James
Dale Hartman
Hoover
Phillip M. King
Okmulgee County
Hoopert Rites Set For Lt Col Joseph Hoopert Tuesday
Funeral services are planned for Lt. Col. (Ret.) Joseph D. Hoopert 64 of Lawton at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Fort Sill New Post Chapel with Chaplain M. Hundley officiating. Burial will follow in Fort Sill Post Cemetery with military honors. Hoopert died Sunday at Reynolds Army Hospital. He served as provost marshal at Fort Sill and was a longtime Lawton resident. Survivors include his wife Thelma Osborn and two sons Donald and others.
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Fort Sill New Post Chapel
Joseph D. Hoopert
No. 40Th
Lawton
Reynolds Army Hospital
M. Hundley
Fort Sill
Post Cemetery
Lawton Funeral Home
Dayton
Ohio
South Pacific
Thelma Osborn
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Hoopert
Kiwanis Club
Red Cross Board
Masonic Lodge No. 183
Shrine and Professional Photographers Association
Association of United States Army
AUSA
The
New
Spebsqsa
Donald
Kidnapped British Consul Sought in Rosario
Stanley E M Sylvester 58 director of Swift meat packing in Argentina was abducted outside his home by three armed men. A communique from the Revolutionary Army of the People said he would be at the disposition of popular justice. The car used in the abduction was later found abandoned nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Norberto Blanco
Sylvester
Swift Meat Packing Company
Argentina
Adriatic Holiday Ends in Tragic Plane Crash
A Yugoslav charter jetliner crashed while landing at Rijeka airport, killing 72 British tourists and a Yugoslav family of three, plus four Yugoslav crew members and the tour director, as the plane diverted from Split to Gatwick with a new group bound for Krk island.
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Rijeka
Yugoslavia
Ljubljana
Soviet Union
Aviogenex Line
Split
Gatwick
London
Krk
Adriatic
Harris urges Indian youth council to build programs
LaDonna Harris wife of U.S. Senator Fred Harris tells an Indian youth council at the State University of Buffalo that programs for Indians have been eroded by institutional discrimination and must be rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaDonna Harris
Indian Youth Council
Buffalo
N.Y
U.S
Fred Harris
D-Okla
State University At
Funeral Rites for Hattie Coovert Held in Local Home
Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Dalton Ritter Funeral Home Chapel for Hattie Coovert 75 of 2012 Douglas who died Sunday in a local nursing home. Rev Forrest Siler will officiate with burial in Yuma Arizona. She was born September 7 1895 in Atoka and moved to Lawton from Oklahoma City in 1930. Survived by husband John W Coovert one daughter Dollie Sullivan of Yuma one son Jack Malone of Oxnard one sister Rosie Chapman of Bethany nine grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
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Dalton-Ritter Funeral Home
Hattie Coovert
Douglas
Forrest Siler
First Baptist Church
Yuma
Ariz
Atoka
Lawton
Oklahoma City
John W. Coovert
Duncan
Dollie Sullivan
Jack Malone
Oxnard
Calif
Rosie Chapman
Bethany
Former Sen Thomas D Dodd Dies After Heart Attack
Former U S senator Thomas Dodd a Connecticut Democrat who faced a 1967 censure over campaign funds died Monday at Old Lyme Connecticut from a heart attack He was 63 Dodd who had planned to re register as a Democrat this week had previously run as an independent in 1968 and finished third in the general election He is survived by his wife Grace Murphy and six children He was noted as an anti communist gun control advocate and early civil rights prosecutor who helped establish the Justice Department's civil rights unit.
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Old Lyme, Conn
Thomas D. Dodd
D-Conn
Senate
Barbarette
Washington
Abraham Ribicoff
Dodd
House of Representatives
Lowell P. Wicker Jr
Joseph Duffey
U.S
Fidel Castro
Nurenberg
Rudolf Hess
Adolf Hitler
Wicker
Duffey
Norwich
Conn
Connecticut
Providence College
Yale Law
FBI
Law
Justice Department
Department
South
Hartford
Hartford County
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S. Senate
Prescott Bush
Sen
William Purtell
Thomas Grace Murphy
Westerly
R. I
Minneapolis, Minn
Oe * Dodd Jr
Carolyn
Eremy
Martha
Christopher
Nicholas
Heath to report on talks with Pompidou on Common Market
British Prime Minister Edward Heath heads to the House of Commons to detail his talks with Georges Pompidou about Britain's bid to join the Common Market. He will present a statement and take questions as foes prepare to challenge the link. The pro market camp hopes to gain momentum from Heath's Paris visit.
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London
Edward Heath
House of Commons
Georges Pompidou
Britain
Heath
State Boy Scouts Honor Two Young Oklahomans
The Boy Scouts of America will award Young American Awards to Virginia A. Stroud of Bacone and Clayton Taylor of Oklahoma. Stroud is 1971 Miss Indian America and works as a Traditional Indian Artist. she serves as secretary to the Oklahoma State Indian Opportunity Youth Committee. Taylor, an Oklahoma 4H president, attends Oklahoma State on a President's Leadership Council scholarship.
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Atlanta
Boy Scouts of America
BSA
Virginia A. Stroud
Bacone
Clayton Taylor
Oklaho
Stroud
Thomas W. Stroud
Tulsa
Philbrook Art Center
Oklahoma State Indian Opportunity Youth Committee
Taylor
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Leadership Council
Boy Scouts
Constitution Protects Press Free Speech and Religion
The U S Constitution guarantees freedom of the press and free speech as well as freedom of religion and a playful nod to guitar players in cultural rights.
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U.S
Public Records Reports From Lowton Police
Public records list complainants on Lowton police reports including names and addresses. Burglary thefts noted at Meadowbrook storage and other residences, with items such as feed, a gun, and an identification card reported. Additional cases include assault and vandalism and thefts from autos and homes.
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Lowton
Meadowbrook
Eddie Ocle
Joseph Voalentie
Cne Care
Soran
Lioydace
Dennis Gary Brown
Fort Sill
James Eskridge
Garfield
Martha Wade
Washington School
Don Smith
Denver
Lavonne Cody
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Gery
Clayton R. Carter
Dean M. Cunningham
Onetia Z. Forrester
B.ichard A Hernandez
Vera W. Kennedy Jr
Euclid
Fern E
Keteon
Betty Lemons
Kevin T. Long
Tipton
Sur
Waldine Love
Cyril
Kathern A. Moore
Mariesta Obenhaus
Altus
Arnett P. Oliver
John M. Perkins
J. Joy D. Rogers
Avalon
Melvin Lee Shehorn
Chattanooga
Susie Short
Suzanne Stott
Kinyon
Modean Swann
Williams
Jewell M. Taylor
Lavon Arioste
Travis L. Waller
Jean Yow
Clyde T. Collinson
57Th
Janelle Griggs
Sullivan Drive
Robert D. Nichols
Arthur H. Bartlett
Mieling
Michael Waggener
Thomason W. Bauder
N. 48Th
Hallie Brooks
Arlington
Rozella Bymaster
Jarrel L. Chambers
Roosevelt
Charles E. Cole
Carroll Drive
Johnny L. Crabb
Julie L. Frame
Comte B. Mehr
Ocieheme City
Alice Palmer
Carnegie, Sur
Scott D. Pfeifer
Sadie Phy
Hobart
Mark E. Rider
Anadarko
Pablo Sandoval
William D. Seright
Roy A. Shaw
Walters
Robert Watkins
Gertie L. Willis
Sammy C. Bayird
Sharee R. Bennett
Cache
Medical
Galen T. Drake
Bernie L. Fowler
Rhonda K. Fowler
Linda Sue Jackson
Francine F. James
N. 19Th
Alanda C. Johnson
Sandra L. Lowe
Deborah J. McNiff
Woodland Drive
Billy Miller
Monroe
C. E. Price
N. 32Nd
Ite E. Sinor
Elgin
Kenneth D. Stokley
Summit
Gloria J. Wright
S. 35Th
Jamie Holliday
Richard Holliday
Tiffany Kennedy
Carte Kenneiah Snyder
John Zeller
N. 16Th
Edward Hillary
Medicine Park
Junia McKnight
Grandfield
Curtis Welch
Ernest Wilks
R. B. Maynard
Roy McGee
Glenn
Kent Swinford
Goldie James
Cleo Kaufman
Ave. I
Gary Mallow
Pollard
Grady Crabtree
Kenneth Henry
N. Mth
C. H. Gibson
Jefferson
Harold Woodward
Harvey Caldwell
Fletcher
Elmer Rinn
William Herron
F. M. Cates
Lee Bird
Janice Taylor
Gertrude Looney
Smith
Ted Chapman
Lincoln
William Clanton
Wayne Douglass
Temple
Walter Grooms
Pennsylvania
S. 51St
Paula Stoll
Raymond Stoll
Edna Turney
Elmer Woodall
Norville Sanders
Leslie Bonner
21St Place
DeRoy Wallen
Bob Kenningham
Irwin
Jackie Bryant
Chickasha
P.H.S. Indian
Alfred Tartsah
Katie Lorentz
Gracemont
Vera Eskew
Carnegie
Vincent Kosechata Jr
Apache
Amelia Campos
Ardmore
Shirley French
Fort Cobb
Gary Yeahque
Cecil Brown Sr
del City
Stanton Purser
Nancy Ann Switch
Homer Ned
Norman
Leland Williamson
Ernest Redbird
Alfred Medical
James Gua
Tartsah
Board
Joseph DP. Hoopert
Wuk
Ben Hur
AAA Glass CO
aLse Realty
Ferris
Joseph Barbarette
Democratic Party
Grace Murphy
Public Records
Wiest Auto Service
Steamatic
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