Multiple Funeral Rites Reported in Chattanooga Area
Graveside services for Edward Carlton Fuqua nine months old were held at Sunset Memorial Gardens with Rev Paul Mollan officiating. Burial by Becker Funeral Home followed birth January 22 in Lawton Oklahoma. Survivors include parents a brother grandparents and a maternal grandmother in England. Nearby infant David Robert Backiel died and was buried at Highland Cemetery with Becker directing. Also services for Mrs Jake Barnes 64 in Chattanooga Baptist Church followed death at home from unclear cause. Surviving family includes husband two sons a daughter and four brothers with burial in Chattanooga Cemetery under Gish Funeral Home. Bearers listed.
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Edward Carlton Fuqua
Teddy L. Fuqua
Lindy
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Paul Mollan
St. Barbara Catholic Church
Becker Funeral Home
Lawton
Grover Lee
Ted Fuqua
Winifred Williams
Luton
Bedfordshire
England
David Robert Backiel
Robert Stanley Backiel
Highland Cemetery
N. N. Antonson
Trinity Baptist Church
Jackie
Robert Jr
Helen Rackiel
Northampton
Mass
Lewis Davenport
Clarksville
Chattanooga
Jake Barnes
Herman Ledford
Cheyenne
Baptist Church
Oliver
Fort Worth
Tex
Lawrence
Wichita Falls
Iola Pearl Fisher
L. D. Redway
Altus
John Redway
Grandfield
Reginald Red
Math Instructor Speaks To Club At Optimist Meeting
Lawton High School math instructor Jim Phillips addressed the Breakfast Optimist club on the oddities of numbers. Ed Cagle, Swinney school midget football coach, received the salute of the week. An Opti Mrs picnic at Elmer Thomas Park was postponed due to weather. Wayne Smith chaired the program. Bob Parr presided. guests included Ronald Ramming Jim Powers and Bob Bodenhammer.
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Jim Phillips
Lawton High School
Ed Cagle
Swinney School
Elmer Thomas Park
Eas
Wayne Smith
Bob Parr
Ronald Ramming
Jim Powers
Bob Bodenhammer
Dentist Gives Toothbrushes To Halloween Visitors
Denver AP: Dr. Robert L. McDermott handed out more than 100 juvenile-size toothbrushes to trick-or-treaters, believing many kids received excess candy on Halloween.
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Denver
Robert L. McDermott
Kennedy questions Soviet moon race intentions
President Kennedy told reporters he would not bet on Soviet plans for the moon and suggested Khrushchev may or may not intend a race. He defended the U.S. space program, noted troop adjustments in Germany and Cuba, and discussed wheat talks with the Soviets plus a possible 1964 debate with Goldwater.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
Germany
Cuba
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Goldwater
TVA
Abolivia
Lyndon RB. Johnson
Johnson
Moscow
Berlin
Vatican Council reaches midpoint of second session
Vatican City AP reports the Ecumenical Council reached halfway of its second session after a decisive week. Over 98 percent favored wider papal authority among bishops. Theology on Mary to join a Church nature document. A seven chapter liturgy plan nears completion for likely ratification in two weeks.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
Paul VI
Volunteers Battle Arkansas Forest Fire Near Control
Five hundred volunteers, rising to as many as a thousand at the peak, fought a sweeping forest fire in the Ozarks near Mena and Fort Smith overnight. Fire crews built lines and set back fires to trap the blaze, which grew to about 20 square miles with $2 million in damage reported by Lee Markell, head forester for Dierks Forests.
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Mena
Ark
Arkansas
Ozark Mountains
Fort Smith
Lee Markell
de Queen. Ark
Dierks Forests, Inc
Midwest City council repeals earnings tax in special session
The Midwest City council voted unanimously to repeal an earnings tax approved by voters last week. The move comes as a defense against a proposed Oklahoma City tax and followed Oklahoma City voters rejecting their earnings proposal on Tuesday.
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Midwest City
UPI
Oklahoma City
National Hot Dog Month predicts massive November consumption
The sponsors of National Hot Dog Month said that enough frankfurters would be eaten in November to girdle the earth or create a mound larger than the ocean liner Queen Mary.
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London
UPL
Judge Keeps 14YearOld Girl in Jail Pending Hearing
In Americus Georgia a juvenile court judge testified before a federal panel that Sallie Mae Durham a 14 year old Negro girl will be held without bail until a hearing on desegregation charges. The case is part of a broader federal suit challenging local officials over civil rights actions.
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Americus, Ga
James W. Smith
Georgia
Sallie Mae Durham
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Wolverton
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Hope
Council
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Cache Road
Organ & Piano Studio
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Fargo
N. D
Edwin Anderson
Anderson
Miss Durham
James Williams
John Perdew
Harvard
Ralph W. Allen
Melrose
Trinity College
Hartford
Sota
Donald Harris
New York
Rutgers University
Thomas McDaniel
Americus
Harris
McDaniel
Couture
Natural Ranch
Reske Letien
Evalebie
Drugmaster Inc
Lewis
Ford Drug
Lee
Burnsford Drug
N. Sheridan Rd
Erwin Acres
Red
Pattina
Hickory Inn Steak House
Gore EL
Kansas City
U.S. Choice
Wolverton’s
N. Sheridan Road
the Dixie
Cache Road Square
Pendleton
Young America
S&h
Meadoes Department
Pinto
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