Births Reported at City Hospital
Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Vermie Lambert in dishoma born at 3 36 am Sept 38 weight 8 pounds 13 ounces a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ermus Revels Jr 1915 D born 12 01 pm Sept 30 weight 6 pounds 5 ounces a baby son born 12 38 am Oct 1 weight 6 pounds 1 ounce. Admitted Mickey D Bartley Apache medical Sherry L Barton 7307 For Vickie L Bass 608 Columbia medical Gary G Coffey Altus surgery Dorothy E Cox 5312 Liberty admitted for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermie Lambert
Indishoma
Ermus Revels Jr
Mickey D. Bartley
Apache
Sherry L. Barton
Vickie L. Bass
Columbia
Medical
Gary G. Coffey
Altus
Dorothy E. Cox
Liberty
Sur
Warren F. Kruger
Tommy D. Ledford
Chris E. O'Connor Jr
S. 49Th
Mary L. Odom
N. 40Th
Beverly A. Penick
Lawton
Alyce M. Rejda
Elgin
Patricia M. Eertain View
Lindy
Donal Smith
N. 50Th
Carolyn Smith
Longview
Judith C. Stallsmith
Oklahoma City
Etta Faye Turney
Carnegie
Kenneth D. Wilson
S. 17Th
Fred M. Bass
Stephanie R. Logdson
Greenmeadow Drive
A. W. McGinnas
Karen S. Murphy
Geronimo
John R. Provine
Euclid
Funeral Rites and Obituaries Enter Tipton Area
A Tipton resident Gordon P. Stanford 67 of Rt 1 died Monday at Till Memorial in Ripley Miss He worked as a well pumper and moved to Tipton in 1931 Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at Huddleston Funeral Home Chapel Rev Forrest L Keener officiating Burial in Post Cemetery Fort Sill Also noted is the funeral of former Lawton resident Mrs Bertha Ann Peelle 79 to be held Thursday in Lawton with survivors listed and memorials to Eastern Star. Additional notices list many local residents with illnesses and surgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Gordon P. Stanford
Rt. 1
Ripley
Miss
Willa Faye Canae
Corbitt Ray
Huddleston Funeral Home
Forrest L. Keener
Bethel Baptist Church
Post Cemetery
Fort Sill
Floe
W. Va
Ray
Lawton
Bertha Ann Peelle
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton
Oklhoma City
Oklahoma City
Peelle
Trilla
Earl Peelle
Eastern Star
Ernest Wisely
Rogers, Ark
Lawton-Fort Sill
Lawton Public Schools
Douglass Learning Center
Finley’s Realty
Central Junior High School
Carpenter Bus Sales
Elgin
Oklahoma Education Association
Kathryn Aaron
Wilson
Yolanda Auguster
Douglass
Vivian Henderson
Gwenis Ann
Lawton Board adopts textbook bias free policy
Lawton Oklahoma adopts a policy requiring textbooks to be free of bias and accurately portray minority group participation in American life. The OU graduate group helped push the measure, making Lawton the first in the state to adopt such a policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Ses
Lawton Board of Education
University of Oklahoma
Lawton Board
Ted Horton
Buckner and Moore
Horton
State Department of Education
Glenn Dosser
State Education Department
Episcopal Church to list candidates for top post
At the 6th General Convention in Louisville, the House of Bishops voted to reveal nominees for the retiring Presiding Bishop position. The election is set for Thursday amid debate over transparency and women’s roles within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
John E. Hines
Freedom Hall
Senate Approves Hard Won Foreign Aid Plan Vote Near Deadline
The Senate curbed a $3 billion development loan fund and pressed ahead with a $1.23 billion fiscal 1974 foreign aid authorization. The panel deleted the fund by voice vote and will revisit it with pending trade bills. An Abourezk bid to ban aid to rights abusing countries failed. A windstorm to hurricane note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
U.S
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Abourezk
U. S
Staneks Strive For Normal Life Amid Six Births
Edna and Eugene Stanek in Lakewood Colorado cope with six newborns and a four year old as they seek privacy and practical help. Doctors warn space and feeding logistics will challenge the family while neighbors offer aid and volunteers consider live-in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Colo
Edna
Eugene Stanek
Stanek General Hospital
James Strain
Staneks
Stanek
Strain
Gene
Gregory
Senate approves 156,100 man military cut amid inflation fight
The Senate voted 91 to 1 to send the reduction bill to conference with the House while rejecting a $500 million cut as an inflation weapon. A 51 to 47 vote approved spending authority cuts, with later changes trimming the target to align with a $268.7 billion spending ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
House
Congress
Nixon
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Soviet Union
Humphrey
Byrd
Stocks Show Gain As Trading Begins
New York markets opened with gains as easing short term rates and lower commodity prices boosted sentiment. Dow Jones industrial average rose to 951.23 at noon with advances outweighing declines on the NYSE. CNAs and Gulf Oil moved in reaction to deals and earnings while various grains and livestock prices were listed for Oklahoma prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Gulf
CNA
Public Records Reported Burglary And Theft Incidents In Lawton
Lawton Police report lists complainants and incidents including Patterson Tool Co burglary at 432 G and Central Pawn Shop burglary threats to 25 caliber pistol theft, with numerous reports of burglary theft of cash purse vandalism and assault on a minor. Names include John Neilson George Collier Ramon Lesmeister and others with addresses across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Patterson Tool Co
Central Pawn Shop
Is. L. Co
Ae Eustus
Cornell
Anna Choate
Oak
Tommy Phelps
S. Soth
Evin
Smumote
S. Sheriden Road
J. Long
Gore Blvd
Bill Young
Joseph Ferrante
Fire Reports From Lowton Fire Calls
Times and locations show responses by Lowton Fire Department including 9:12 p.m. at No 68 South Seventh Avenue for a clarms failure and at 9:58 a.m. on Tuesday at 1711 F for a resuscitation call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowton
S. Seventh
Cor
Bertrand Russell on government dogmas and world peace
Bertrand Russell argues in Unpopular Essays that divergent government dogmas fuel hostility among creeds. He suggests peace requires either no dogma or universal inculcation of the same beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrand Russell
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Brockland Tax Assessment Due on Water and Paving Projects
The remaining 31,469.67 in 1973 Brockland assessment taxes are now due at the Comanche County Treasurer office per Treasurer Lillian Waid. Taxes cover water, street paving and sewer projects. Earlier payments went to the city clerk. Ad valorem statements for county property owners will be mailed in November and due in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockland
Comanche County
Lillian Waid
Armed Robbers Hit Food Store Convent Junction
Police report two armed robbers, described as Black men, robbed a clerk at a convent food store located at 1816 S. 11th Street before midnight Monday. The pair fled the Jiff Store scene with money after forcing a clerk to hand over cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monda
Register
Polluted Pacific Coast Waters Linked to Harmful Fish
Research detects alarming mercury and other toxins in fish near Japan's coast. Officials warn contamination may have affected thousands exposed over recent years, leaving hundreds crippled or ill from contaminated seafood.
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City Hospital
Gordon Stanford
Bertha Peelle
Barthie Rogers
Williams
Marion Ronio
Ave. I
Willi Russell
Gore
Patricia Shelton
Ben Hats Gnd
Dae L. Smith
Bedford Wade Smith
Bedford
Precious Strickland
Myrtle Thomason
Duncan
Anna Valenti
Bist
Wiliam G. Weaver
Mangum
Jeff Wilkerson
Fletcher
E. L. Poindexter
Med
Cordie E. Reynolds
Surgery
Phil A Santis
Randy
Chambers
Teresia Yeast
McKinley
Daniel W. Zeller
PHS
Gery
Verna V. Gossett
Charles King
Denver
Allende
Vader Allende
Skirble
Miami
Lende
Santiago
State Department
Supt
Hugh Bish
Oklahoma
Richard Tipton
Dambold & Associates
Eisenhow
Laura
Howell
Angela Magruder
Judy Maxwell
Joy Aduddel
Almor West
Marlene Cagle
MacArthur High
Gwenis Ann Laura
Debbie Burnham
Vicki Garvin
Charlie Leonhardt
Mildred Beadle
Vivion Henderson
Pat Sullivan
Raymond Reece
Ronald Best
Monta Collins
Ruby Forbess
Charles Henry
Andrew Hill
Carol Lubke
Herman Milford
A. B. Norman
Vivian Wall
Lea
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Laos
Senate House
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Aston
Clinton
Hobart
Medford
Weatherford
Manchester
el Reno
Geary
Muskogee
Okeene
Temple
Watonga
Yukon
Afton
Milo
Chickasha
Pauls Valley
Gulf Oil
CNA Financial
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
A&p
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