Births and admissions listed from regional hospital notes
A long hospital item lists multiple births at various addresses with times and weights on October 12 and 13, including sons and daughters born to families such as Painter, Cook, Kelly Walters, Foster, Parker. It also records admissions and discharges across several wards and names many individuals and places, with locations including Temple, Duncan, Medicine Park, Snyder, and Indian Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Painter
Columbia
Dauchter
James Cook
Eddie Kelly
Walters
Melvin Foster
William C. Parker Jr
N. W. Ltd
Etta Spurlock
Temple
Sandra Jo Gordon
Omer L. Halvorson
Harold W. Martin
Blair
Iman R. Cunningham
Hoover
Tlen R. Griffin
Mineral Wells
Tex
Jancis McKinney
Washington
Ro Hutchens
Medicine Park
Billy D. Corley
N. W. 56Th
Hank Elmore
Kingsbury
Sarah S. Cannon
Florence C. Harris
Daniel Lee
Frederick
Naoma Jung
Logan
Beverly Kathryn Phillips
Gala Phillips
James Solomon
Robert E. Armstrong
Duncan
Donald Reed Austin
Frank Austin
Mary Jolene Burns
Roy Hutchins
Wanda Loren Martin
Musko- Beriva Lee
Matthews
Vaio White
Andrews
Price Medical
Schoolmasters to Meet Comanche County Association
Schoolmasters to meet at 6 15 p m today in Wade s Cafeteria Wade s Cafe James Bury president announced Beece Chattanooga superintendent of schools will lead a discussion on the new ethics at the dinner meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Schoolmasters Association
Wade
James Bury
Nounced
Rynew Ethics
Beece
Chattanooga
Oil Journal Warns Over U S Probe Into Industry Data
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a proposed government information system for oil firms could give officials vast data to steer the industry. A Washington study would broaden current reporting across oil and gas sectors, initially covering most of refining. The plan, led by a Bureau of the Budget committee, involves many federal departments and awaits final decision by administration officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oil and Gas Journal Reports
Washington
Oil Industry
Bureau of the Budget
Defense and Interior Departments
Morocco King See Jackie Kennedy Settled in Palace
King Hassan II personally visited Mrs. John F. Kennedy in Marrakech to confirm her settling in the Moorish palace he lent for her visit. He drove from his summer palace and spent about 30 minutes with her Sunday night after her arrival from Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrakech
Morocco
Hassan II
John F. Kennedy
Humphrey Sees Passage Of Tax And Rights Bills
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged swift action on Kennedy tax reform and civil rights measures before adjournment. The leader stressed bipartisan support and warned against undue delays while committees move to shape the legislation. Also noted were hearings and inquiries on crime and mob activity in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Congress
America
Kennedy
House
Senate Finance Committee
Judiciary Committees
House Judiciary Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Tampa
Fla
Buffalo
N.Y
Boston
Underworld
Joseph Valachi
Jacob K. Javits
Widow Loses Suit Over Tobacco Link To Death
A New Orleans widow, Victoria St. Pierre Lartigue, lost a Supreme Court bid to overturn lower court rulings that her 1955 husband Frank J. Lartigue died of lung cancer due to smoking. Her suit named R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. and Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. and claimed an implied warranty of wholesomeness. The jury and appellate courts ruled against her. the Supreme Court declined review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Victoria St. Pierre Lartigue
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Lartigue
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
U.S. Circuit Court
Parkersburg the Original Ghost Town of Custer County
History notes Parkersburg founded March 30 1901 by Choctaw Town site Company and platted on 80 acres. It thrived 1900 1904 with 700 residents, 59 businesses, 13 saloons, rail depots, stores, and a bank before Clinton’s rise led to its decline. Today the site is a farm near Snyder and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Corwin
Parkersburg
Clinton
Custer County
Clinton Daily News
A. R. Ash
Cordell
Henry Ford
Lawton High School
Choctaw Townsite Company
H. E. Bonebrake
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway
Rock Island
W. O. Boone
Boone
Nathan Boone
Daniel
J. N. Parker
Canute
J. F. Catalou
Leon Hoyt
R. FE. Nelson
Caldwin Hardware
Snyder
TWA Plans Purchase of Six American Supersonic Planes
Trans World Airlines announced it would buy six American built SST airliners, becoming the first U.S. carrier to commit to the project. Pan American and Continental have ordered the Concorde from Britain and France. TWA President Charles Til linghast Jr. paid $600,000 to the FAA official overseeing the supersonic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
Trans World Airlines
TWA
U.S
Pan American World Airways
Continental Airlines
Charles Tillinghast Jr
Gordon M. Bain
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
NAACP Seeks Supreme Court Review of Alabama Ouster
The NAACP will ask the Supreme Court to overturn Alabama orders that barred intrastate activity. Montgomery Circuit Court enjoined the group on Dec 29, 1961, and the Alabama Supreme Court affirmed on Feb 28, 1963, without addressing merits due to filing rule issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Circuit Court
NAACP
Alabama Supreme Court
Circuit Court
State Supreme Court
Subscriptions Rates For Morning Press And Constitution
The notice lists mailing and carrier rates for Lawton area and surrounding counties including Comanche Cotton Tillman Kiowa and Jackson. Prices cover yearly monthly and multi county options with separate rates for newspaper combinations and delivery methods. Some figures show service to P.O. Boxes and outside Oklahoma with varying totals and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Ohio
Constitution
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Caddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson
Mo. Mo
Press & Sun
Oklahoma & Lawton
Oklahoma
Forest Fire in Ouachita Forest Under Control
A large fire burning 7000 acres in the Ouachita National Forest was reported under control but still dangerous. Don Hughes, acting forest supervisor, estimated up to a million dollars in damage. Four thousand acres in Oklahoma and three thousand in Arkansas burned as about 400 firefighters fought the flames, aided by 200 from Ft Chaffee amid 12 mph winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heavener
Ouachita National Forest
Don Hughes
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Ft. Chaffee
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Adenauer
Brandenburg Gate
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Ernest Lemmer
Fritz Amrehn
East
Southwestern
Burl Hunt
Mollie Bone
L. J. Lanman
Dearborn
Albert Holt
Norma Murry
Williams
Daniel E. Stanley
F. Stephenson
Bertie Rinehart
Enid
Edith Green
Orvil D. Yancey
N. 32Nd
L. Russell
Bill Meyer
Bill Benson
Randlett
Clarence Williams
Park
Carl Hanks
James H. Bishop
Samuel J. Camerlengo
Philadelphia
A. D. Dunn
John Hester
Laird
Mary Achenback
Sylvia Farr
James Zimmerman
H. Ben Turner
S. 10Th
Charles Bookout
Baldwin
Loal E. Buttram
Cornel
J. Mixson Palmer
Fray D. Palmer
Maple
Velma Mullins
Virginia Ramsey
Fletcher
Walter Harbacek
Apache
Thomas L. Morgan
Ernest W. Martin
PHS Indian Hospital
David Chibutty
Indiahoma
Harry Guy
Fort Cobb
Louis Kowena
Oil Journal
Jackie
Ray’s Corner 5Th & D
Pharmacy
Teller
Allen
Lbt. Co
E Street
Dial
Historical Series No
Hugh D. Corwin
The
Great Plicins Historical Association
THF
Parkersbuire
George Churchwell
Scott
van Valtenburg
Harvey
Nora Davis
Charley Cauldwin
Homer Maker
Bonebrake
Cloyd
Ethel Cloud
Bob Cannon
Alabama
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
A. B. Drug CO
S&h
O. K
the Water Committee
Lawton Chamber OF Commerce
George Barber
City
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