Hospital Visitors List With Multiple Patient Updates
A long hospital roster lists numerous patients by name and hometown with statuses such as medical, surgery, or dismissed. Several births are noted including a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Garvin in Grandfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lanman
L. D. Moon Jr
L. D. Moon Sr
Walters
Wayne L. Wade
Charles Wade
Euclid
Mary E. Achenbach
Clara C. Adams
Carl Troy Luckett
Grandfield
John Anderson
Cache
George Asberry
Ima Jean Crabtree
Alice Kneecher
Tempie
Ronnie Wright
Ash
Helen McCrory
Clara Gallagher
Nancy L. Ingram
Clara McCollum
Frederick
Gordie L. Hobbs
Hugh K. Davis
Clifford H. Timms
Chattanooga
Leonard Garvin
Ben Alberson
Woodrow Carter Jr
Hobart
Ronald Bacon
Anadarko
Michael Yeahque
Carnegie
Billie Ayers
Howard Niyah
Indiahoma
Peggy Reid
Star Route
Irene Thompson
Healdton
Warren Pekah
Virginia Cable
Roger Tosee
Faxon
Gene Ray
NW 57Th
Shirley
McKinley
Gene Queetone
Julia Poncey
Cyril
Marty Williams
Gracemont
Jackson Collins
Tishomingo
Gunfight Victim John Lewis Listed In Serious Condition
John Lewis aged 42 of 402 N 3rd Street was reported in serious condition after a gunfight at his home. He later was listed in the intensive care unit with a chest wound. A .45 caliber automatic lay by his body. Billy Walker, 40 of 2402 A.P. was found dead nearby. A .38 caliber Colt revolver was found near Walker in a Lewis residence bedroom. Robert Gillian, head of the detective division, said police found the weapons at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Lewis
Lewis’ House
Billy Walker
Robert Gillian
Walker
Lewis House
Ervin Opposes Equal Rights Amendment Tactics
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. of North Carolina fights the proposed equal rights amendment by arguing for court-sanctioned limits and corrective measures while promising not to block subcommittee action. He touts equal pay and specific curbs such as bans on women bartenders and restrooms, drawing sharp debate from supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Birch Bayh
Congress
Bayh
Judiciary Committee
Parole Recommended For Slayer Of Two
The Pardon and Parole Board in McAlester Okla. backed parole for Raymond E. Dalton 46 after 14 years on two life terms for killing his fiancée and ex wife in an Easter 1957 rampage He would work for Sequoyah County official and live in Sallisaw under parole supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Okla
State Pardon and Parole Board
Tulsa
Raymond E. Dalton
Dalton
Corina Arnold
Gladys Mae Dalton
Sequoyah
R.C. Williams
Sallisaw
J.A. Walters
Five Civilized Tribes To Meet Five Civilized Tribes
A historical note describes a meeting between two groups both identified as the Five Civilized Tribes. The event highlights intertribal dialogue and cooperation among leaders and officials of the Native nations.
Diplomats Anticipate Tight UN Vote On Two Chinas
As the General Assembly nears a vote to oust Nationalist China from the United Nations the race remains neck and neck with predictions of a possible tie. The crucial two thirds requirement for the “important question” resolution, US support, and the Albanian bid to seat the Communists shape a tense diplomatic contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shits See
General Assembly
China
United Nations
U.S
eSet
Assembly
Adam Malik
Indonesia
United States
Security Council
Peking
Rome
Italy
Water pumped from Lake Ellsworth to Lawtonka continues
Lake Ellsworth water transfer to Lake Lawtonka is expected to continue about another week. Since start, over 300 million gallons moved, with 108 million gallons last week and 122 million the week before. Pump shutdowns at night due to air buildup reduced flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ellsworth
Lake Lawtonka
L. T. Harrison
Harrison
Lawtonka
Ellsworth
Lawton
Fort Sill
Funeral Services for Geraldine Baken Aimed at Community
Funeral arrangements and pending notices fill the Marlow Lawton area. Geraldine Baken 29 of Oakland Calif died after a heart attack. Norman E Dall 69 of Lubbock Tex former Lawtonian buried and honored for World War II service. Elam N Gayle 58 Lawton resident and WWII veteran Funeral pending. Capt Ret Henry J Schaefer 50 Springdale Ark died after heart attack Funeral planned. Billy Walker 40 Lawton area shot to death in brother in law's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crews
Geraldine Baken
Oakland
Calif
Little Washita Methodist Church
Fletcher
Taylor Novobada
Lawton
Becker Funeral Home
Marlow
Callaway - Smith- Cobb
Elam N. Gayle
Lake
Fort Sill
Ruth Kirk
Church of Christ
Nelson Funeral Home
Fayetteville
Ark
Henry J. Schaefer
Springdale
Schaefer
Clara
Cynthia White
Man
Okmulgee
David
South Carolina
Hulen United Methodist Church
Billy Walker
Dan Pruitt
Cameron Baptist Church
Henryetta
Letitia Cemetery
Greenlawn Funeral Home
Fall Victim Due To Be Released
Barbara Hill sixteen is listed in satisfactory condition at P H S Indian Hospital after a fall at Mt. Scott in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. She fractured an arm when she fell three hundred feet from a ledge while climbing with mates. Norman scouts from Post 222 aided in the rescue and evacuated her to an ambulance. Hospital officials said she would probably be released late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hill
P.H.S. Indian Hospital
Mt. Scott
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Miss Hill
Anadarko Riverside Indian School
Senaak Aed
Denaaie TenEk Neailaoes
Teehee
Norman
Public Records From Lawton Police Complainant List
Police reports from Lawton show named complainants including National Shamrock Car Wash and Anne Clay. Burglary of auto residence thefts and vandalism are noted at multiple addresses including Fort Sill and Holiday Inn. Several business thefts and property damage incidents are listed with various locations in Lawton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
National Shamrock Car Wash
S. Tith
Anne Clay
H Ave
John T. Hayes
Fort Sill
Eeme
Fort Sill Blvd
Ella Moe Jeiks
Saline Drive
Raymond Butler
Morton
Okio
Lincoln Getts
Ramada Inn
Ronald Trotter
Columbia
Terry Tuttle
20Th
Robert Allen
Cimarron Trail
Holiday Inn
Cache Road
Earl Sell
Cort Dae
Elm
John Ene Ian
Ave
Circle Drive Inn
Sheridan and Lee Boulevard
Surry Lane
Mildred Coleman
Women Voters Schedule Welfare Program Discussion
Mrs. Charley Wade, human resources chairman, will discuss the federal welfare program with two study units of the Lawton Provisional League of Women Voters. The first meeting is at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the USA, and the second at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Wade's home 509 Gore Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Wade
Lawton Provisional League of Women Voters
USA
Wade
Gore Blvd
Also Mentioned on This Page
George K. Wade
Hollis
Lee Wallace
S. 16Th
Donna C. Wilson
Summit
Reba L. Adams
Edna M. Brewer
Annie M. Jones
Arbuckle
Andrew J. Jorgenson
C. Martha Langford
Betty J. Lema
Hoover
Earl M. Miller
Elgin
Jack Parker Jr
Davis
Doris C. Record
Cordie E. Reynolds
Alan W. Taylor
S. 35Th
George R. Tippens
S. 51St
Earle E. Wilson
Rogers Lane
Keith McSwane
Williams
Janna Boone
Alice Caldwell
Cornell
Danielle Donegan
Park
Stacy Holliday
Santa Fe
Sconce
Doms Sousane Seas
Butney Taylor
G N
Seer Wiercowski
Carl Williams
Ae Woody
Snyder
Ima Pearl Ethell
41St
Gertie Pennington
Elizabeth Prince
K. Lester H. Lee
Bell
Medical
Ley
PALS
Terry Twohatchet
Clinton
Mary Swink
Lillie Ayers
Glenda Liddell
Gery
Tom Sloan
Seminole
Marty Horse
Wahwersen
Lee
Eas
Iid Do
Forpsit Oklahow
Roderick Wetherill
Chiefs Knoll
Post Cemetery
North Carolina
Senate Judiciary Committee
David Hall
Osage County
Terry Hopkins
The
Five Civilized Tribes
Chrap Guy Hee
Jerusalem
Israel
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
Republic of China
Ford
House
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Norman Dall
Ohio
Mr. Dall
Ft. Gordon
South Pacific
George Patton
Georgia
Lubbock
N. C
Lee R. Ratley
Pollard Avenue Baptist Church
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mary Alice Navarette
Twentynine Palms
Doris Hayduk
Norman Lee Gill
Elam Gayle
Ralph
Aransas Pass
Tex
Carl
Corpus Christi
R. R. Gayle
Duncan
Vena Mae Prichard
Denver
Colo
Henry Schaefer
Public Records
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