Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
A compiled list shows patient names and locations including Floyd Azlin Carnegie Debra Brown 507 S 13th Iola Bruster Chattanooga Velma Buchana Mangum Eva Byrd 6065 S 26th Jim Casteel 2054 S Sheridan Michael Cooper 38 SW B Crawford Mountain View Ruby Dodson Elgin George Ford Altus Olive Rivera 1702 surgery Carl Roberts 1716 Ash Elsie Smith 1416 Pennsylvania surgery Shirley ep n8 2306 Woodridge Drive Fort Sill Doris Williams 1415 Smith Daryl Andrews 2505 Lin Infant son of Mr and Mrs Jot Barres 4637 Beta H Good 1710 N 44th Hodges 5103 Meadbrook De Madey Joy Troub Fort Cobb
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Floyd H. Azlin
Carnegie, Medical
Debra L. Brown
S. 13Th
Iola M. Bruster
Chattanooga
Velma L. Buchana
Mangum
Urgery
Eva M. Byrd
Jim Casteel
S. Sheridan
Elsie L. Smith
Pennsylvania
Shirley M. Ep
Woodridge Drive
A. Taser
Fort Sill
Sur
Doris J. Williams
Smith
Daryl W. Andrews
Lin Medical Cal
Jot Barres
H. Good
N. 44Th
Tensom
L. Hodges
Meadbrook
Medical
Ide de Madey
B. Joy V. Troub
Fort Cobb
Medical Notices From Local Residents
A scanned item lists numerous residents associated with hospitals and medical events. Names include Frank E. Sales Jr and others with addresses in Meers Sterling Chat and Fletcher. Several entries mention medical and surgery statuses alongside street addresses and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Sales Jr
Frank E. Sales
Meers
Jerry Burch
Smith
Helen M. Converse
John W. Hale
Sterling
Minnie Helen Hurst
S. 19Th
Arvella Phillips
Cete
Ronald J. Shelton
Erwin Acres
Homer L. Taylor
Missing Woman Rescue Ends Harsh Northwest Outward Bound Test
In Eugene Oregon three female students in an Outward Bound class of 43 faced a perilous four day hike that began Aug 29. Pamela Sullivan 18 of Seattle was found near the body of Mrs Howden. the other two classmates Miss LaRhette and Mrs Sullivan’s fate remains unresolved as authorities investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Sullivan
Seattle
Outward Bound, Inc
Outward Bound
Stephen Weinstrom
Weinstrom
Miss Sullivan
Sheriff's Office
Howden
LaRhette
Sullivan
Cougar Dam
TV Schedule Highlights for Tuesday and Wednesday
Channel listings show Tuesday evening programs including Make Your Own Music Green Acres First Tuesday Bi Granem ces News Special and a Form news slot. Wednesday features Form News Farm & Ranch Report RFD Morning Devotion Flintstones Leave It to Beaver or Love Lucy Laredo Perry Mason Paul Harvey and a Form News segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Acres
Laredo
Moon Rocks To Be Preserved In Cold Storage Vault
Rocks from the moon will be stored in a large cold storage vault for future research as Apollo 16 returns this winter. Official notes say the facility will allow scientists to examine the samples long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Science
Military Drug Test Program To Be Expanded
The U S Command announced Da Nang as the site for expanded drug testing starting October 1 after local lab facilities are ready. The program will use urine tests to detect drug use.
YAF Leader Says Vote Against Nixon Was Not Personal
The Young Americans for Freedom voted against renominating President Nixon, framing it as a protest of his policies rather than a personal attack. The convention criticized Nixon on domestic and foreign issues including talks with Red China and U S Soviet policy, with about 1 000 of 1 500 delegates participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
YAF
Houston, Tex
Young Americans For Freedom
Actsai
Mike Carr
Tampa
Fla
Red Cina
Mediterranean
Docksai
Communist
China
Rock Festival Violence Ends in Fatal Stabbing Tragedy
An all day rock concert near Watsonville exploded into a brawl as 3,000 to 5,000 attendees clashed with a San Jose motorcycle gang. A motorcyclist, Peter Michael Montero of Long Beach, died from stab wounds. Police rounded up about 150 people for questioning. The event followed a violence incident the previous day in Jenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watsonville Community Hospital
Peter Michael Montero
Long Beach
Calif
Bruce Millier
Jasper Turco
San Jose
California
Jenner
San Francisco
Watonsville
Arson Suspected in 1970 Fire Fatalities Rise
Fire death toll rises with 100 more lives lost in 1970 than 1969 and 2.63 billion dollars’ property destroyed, a 7.5 percent increase. NFPA notes about 1,600 children died, many unsupervised, amid 65,300 arson fires causing 206 million dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NFPA
Also Mentioned on This Page
George W. Ford
Altus, Medical
Olive M. Rivera
Carl L. Roberts
A ‘National Bank
P.U.S. Indian
Eugene, Ore
Lo College
Wilberforce
Wichita Falls
Okla
Hibax
Lawton
Channel
Chanel e_ City
Gilligans Island
Paul Harvey
Form News
Deanny
Truth Or Consequences
ABC News
Ack
NEA
Joe
Sylvester
Stott
Stephens
J. C
J. B. Stephens
Lawton Constitution & Morning Press
Central Junior High School
Cal
San
Jose
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