Diplomats Explore Peace Prospects at Korean Talks
Diplomats from warring nations gather in Washington to study chances for a peace agreement amid limited public signs of any change from the Reds. The 12 nation Korean policy conference plans routine sessions, with Dean Rusk inviting ideas on how to leverage current fighting developments for peace.
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Swashington
iPi
Korea
State Department
Far East
Ain
London
United States
Dean Rusk
Purpoe
Natons
New Vinylite Lamp Shades and Backlit Pictures Debut
SLE Gardner unveils decorative vinylite lamp shades that mimic silk with easy cleaning by damp sponge. First collection offers wine, forest green, chartreuse and white shades in 12 to 19 inch sizes for portable lamps, plus rigid translucent backlit sheets for three dimensional land and seascapes with fluorescent framed fixtures. A moisture-proof roll-up vinylite pouch with pipe cleaners and built in gussets aids mobility. metal frames support wall hanging.
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SLE Gardner
Tobes
Tobreza
General Features Corp
Sulphur Station Burglarized Amid Third Break-In
A Sulphur service station at Seventeenth and Broadway was burglarized early Sunday, marking the third robbery in three weeks per Sheriff Jon Samples. Cash and $15 in cigarettes were stolen, with entry gained by tearing a window screen and breaking a pane. blood was found on the window area and cash register. Nearby thefts include a Highway Station heist of tools and tires, and George Portman’s home loss of saddles and gear.
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Seventeenth and Broadway
Jon Samples
George Portman
Portman
Free Lemonade For Bluefielders In Heat Wave
Bluefield West Virginia on June 4 offers free lemonade from cheerful locals as 90 plus degree heat prompts a chamber of commerce stunt. Citizens enjoy double strength drinks while the city proclaims itself air conditioned. The scheme, ongoing since a 90 degree threshold, has not cost the chamber much in recent years.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Chamber of Commerce
New Trends in Home Decor Seen In Room Settings at Grand Rapids
Contemporary design influences traditional styles in a Grand Rapids Furniture Museum exhibit by outstanding American designers. The showcase blends textured floors, indirect lighting, modern art, and oriental accents across early American to modern themes. Notable rooms feature Tom Douglas French Provincial flair, Eq Spillars Early American pieces, Otto Zenke Regency dining style, and Diana Tate Marion Heller modern living room.
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Grand Rapids
Sue Gardner
Armerican
American Institute of Decorators
Furniture Manufacturers Association of
Tom Douglas
Eq Spillars
Dallas
Otto Zenke
Greensboro
MN. C
Cafe Au Tait
Iwood
Diana Tate
Marion Heller
New York
Ada Stores Adopt Early Summer Closing Time
Ada merchants will close at 5:30 PM this summer starting Wednesday June 6, then revert to 5:30 PM after Labor Day. Louis M. Long, manager of the Retail Merchants Association of Ada, said the earlier hour allows clerks more recreation time while maintaining service.
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Ada
Louis M. Long
Retail Merchants Association of
Army builders and the changing character of armies
An Encyclopaedia Britannica view states that costly inventions such as armor render armies exclusive and aristocratic while cheap inventions like gunpowder create large democratic forces. The note highlights how technology shapes military composition.
Class for Veterans To Be Formed Here
A veterans education class is being formed at East Central College. Veterans wishing to start GI Bill education must contact the registry office or attend Monday night at 7 in the Lingheid Library building. July 1 marks the deadline for starting educational work under the GI bill. The local VFW post cooperates with college authorities to tailor classes to veterans needs. A note adds that a sinking province claimed by China is said to be farther from the sea than any other country.
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College
Registry Office
East Central College
Vets
Lingheid
VIW
Sinking
China
Leaders Association met to plan candy sale profits
The Leaders Association met at Fire Fly Cabin to decide on banning money earned from the recent candy sale. Committees were formed to buy cabin supplies, with 19 percent of candy profits allocated to each group and remaining funds for outdoor equipment. Mrs F Joyce Miller leads the committees as president and urged leaders to hold six summer meetings for a Summer Honor. Board News notes Camp Fire Girls Council directors hold a final camp meeting on June 5 before Camp Adaka opens June 22.
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Leaders Association
Leaders’ Association
Fire Fly
Diine Mary Ann Vance
F. Joyce Miller
Associatl
Borra
Aga Council
Camp Fire Girls
Wintersmith
Fark
Adaka
Campfire trip notes from Sheep Creek outing
A Junior High group met at 8 30 Thursday morning at the Campfire Office. After packing groceries they traveled to Sheep Creek for swimming and sunning. They cooked lunch, held a rules meeting, cleaned up, swam again, sang, rested, snacked, and later prepared for departure. They thanked Mrs Cunningham and Mrs McBride for help with food and the Norries for Sheep Creek access. aside from sunburns everyone arrived home safe but tired.
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Odekonya Wadetaka
Irving School Sixth Grade We Meet For Memory Books
Irving School sixth grade gathered Wednesday at Mrs Hudson's home to work on memory books, sing songs, and enjoy refreshments. Next week they plan cookies for a social hour at the Baptist Home in Syne.
Star Blue Birds Explore Summer Day Camp Plans
The Star Blue Birds group notes a missed last week's meeting due to Memorial Day. They plan to meet this summer and look forward to Day Camp, describing their upcoming schedule and enthusiasm.
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Star Blue Birds
Irving School
Hereford Heaven Rodeo Opens in Sulphur Civic Center
Sulphur hosts Hereford Heaven Stampede Thursday through Saturday June 7-9 with Wild Bill Elliott and Tommy Steiner directing. The expanded show offers more arena space and seating while ticket prices range from 75 cents to 2.50 dollars. Elliott, a Western film star, will visit Hereford Park Wednesday morning and local youth are encouraged to attend.
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Wild Bill Elliott
Tommy Steiner
Civic Center
Elliott
Ada
Heref Ord Park
Ada Soldier Brothers Reunite in Japan After 36 Months Apart
Charles H. Brown 22 and Loren L. Brown 21, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cooper of Ada, met in Japan after 36 months apart. Charles trained in South Carolina and served occupation duty in Japan for three years. Loren fought in Korea, was wounded, and awaited home in December. Both were born in Fittstown and began schooling there before Ada Junior High. Loren started in Ada Junior High, then joined the Army in 1949 and trained at Fort Riley before Korea. Both brothers had early schooling in Ada and MeClish, with boxing and fencing noted in Japan and Korea news.
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Charles H. Brown
Loren L. Brown
Lee Cooper
South Hope
Japan
Loren
Korea
Charles
Army
South Carolina
Fort San Houston
Tex
Fittstown
MecLish
Ada
Ada Junior High
States
Unjar High
Fort Bite
Kan
Camp Carson
Colo
Fifth Army
110-Pound wildcat caught by Fitzhugh hunters
Fitzhugh hunters report capturing a 110 pound wild cat southeast of Fitzhugh, about eight miles west of Jesse, after a night chase by a pack of hounds. The cat, described as orange with dark markings and large in size, climbed a tree and was retrieved after a struggle. Several locals took part in the hunt and plan another chase.
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Jesse
Dick Truitt
Ecelot
Fitzhugh
Leonard Young
Jess Moss
Morris Moss
Jace Hudson
Leo Denham
Ben Newton
Munters
Thei BS
Trot
Navy Nurse in Area for Time
Lieutenant Eugenia L. Mosely of the Navy Nurse Corps arrived in Oklahoma City for four days to recruit nurses. She will visit hospitals and schools of nursing to explain the Navy Nurse Program and is reachable via the Navy Recruiting Station in Oklahoma City.
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Eugenia L. Mosely
U. Navy Nurse Corps
Oklahoma City
Navy Nurse Corps
Mosely
Navy Nurse Program
Sicrely
Navy
U. S. Navy
Boston Woman Is President of The Mother Church
Mrs. Loa C. Rathvon of Boston Mass was named president of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston at its annual meeting June 4. Widow of William Rathvon she has long been active in Christian Science serving on the Bible Lesson Committee and in Camp Welfare activities during both world wars.
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Torac, Rathvon
Lo A C. Rathvon
Boston
Mass
First Church of Christ
Rathvon
William Br, Rathvon
Christian Science Board of Directors
Mary Bak Eddy
Christian Science
Ent
Mother Church
Bible Lestan Committee
Telephone Strike Threat Grows at Bell as Work Today Hangs
ST LOUIS June 4 A new contract offer from Southwestern Bell may avert a strike by 51000 employees. CLO official Frank Lenergan says workers will not report tomorrow without a new agreement. The firm raised its wage offer up to eight dollars weekly, while the union seeks four to nine dollars plus higher job classifications. A federal mediator joined talks as sentiment to strike rose.
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ST. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Frank P. Lenergan
District 6
CLO Communications Workers
Gwtand
Rooksman
Ser
Pew Company
Federal Concuiation Service
Corlier
Spoon Bread as a Versatile Southern Favorite
A 1961 General Features poem and recipe piece extols spoon bread as a versatile Southern staple not limited to meat dishes. It notes its vsual appeal, varieties from butter bread to Bat ter Bread, and offers recipes for spoon bread, parsley muffins, and eggs in mustard sauce, emphasizing cornmeal batter, egg yolks, and optional sugar.
Dodgers win as Snider wallops go-ahead homer
Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Cincinnati Reds 2-1 after Duke Snider hit a sixth inning homer over the right field wall into Bedford Avenue with one on. Ramsdell pitched well for Cincinnati, Branca for Brooklyn, with Pra mesa and Campanella behind.
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Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Willard Ramsdell
Ralph Branca
Cincinnati
Ramsdell
Smith
Pramesa
Branca
Campanella
Snider
Many Immigrants Go Home on U.S. Pensions
Immigrants retire abroad to live on U.S. old age and survivors insurance pensions. About 5.4 million dollars may be sent overseas this fiscal year to beneficiaries in Italy France Greece Austria and beyond. The Brooklyn social security office chief notes checks now go to many overseas destinations including Australia and New Zealand after a treasury ruling eased Russia restrictions.
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Ok Old Country
U. S
Social’ Security Bureau
Sam
Ingizanee
U.S
Edward J. Linder
Old Age and Survivors Insurance
Brooklyn
Italy
France
Greece
Austria
Australia
New Zealand
Russia
Treasury Department
Vietminh Attack Breaks Truce at Phatchem in Indochina
Vietminh troops attacked the Catholic enclave of Phatchem in north Indochina, shattering a four year truce. French forces deployed parachute battalions and artillery to defend the province, which sits inside the Red River delta and houses over a million residents including about 400,000 Catholics.
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Saigon
Indochina
Phatchem
Red River
Phatdiem
Bai Chu
Fuy River
Annah
Let Hubby Be Boss Urges Minister For Happy Marriage
Los Angeles June 4 1971 minister Dr Jesse Randolph Hellems urged 14 couples at a bride and groom day in his Westwood Hills Christian church to accept the Pauline admonition wives be in subjection to their husbands. He argued the headship of the husband in marriage and blamed rising divorces on ignoring this teaching.
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Los Angeles
Jesse Randolph Hellems
Paul
Christ
Westwood Hilla Christian
East German Leaders Scramble After Weak Voting On Peace Plebiscite
June 4 Berlin report says East German leaders dispatched party men police and blue shirt youths to districts with poor first day showings. While the Soviet zone boasted full turnout in many areas, authorities worry over lower abstention rates and emphasize mobilizing voters to back the peace plebiscite. Voting against peace is framed as a crime in the eastern zone.
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Berlin
Germany
RG Je
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