Air Guard plane use denied for Oklahoma delegation
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellman announced the Air National Guard refused to permit an Oklahoma delegation to fly to New York in an Air Guard C97 for the World's Fair exhibit ground breaking. The ground breaking ceremony was postponed. plans to travel by private or chartered plane were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Bellman
Oklahoma
National Guard Bureau
Washington
Air Guard
New York
Goldwater urges Republicans to attack Democrats
Sen. Barry Goldwater told rival Republicans to stop attacking each other and focus on the Democrats. He said Rockefeller would not back him yet and challenged Rockefeller to define the radical right while avoiding denouncing John Birch leader Robert Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Albany
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Gov. Rockefeller
Arizona
John Birch Society
Robert H. W. Welch Jr
Mississippi Gubernatorial Primary Draws Four Segregationists
Mississippi voters chose among four segregationist candidates to succeed Gov. Ross Barnett, with attorneys and a retired welder in the field. About 450000 expected to vote as polls close at 8 p.m. EDT. Hand counting slows results. runoff likely between J. P. Coleman and Paul B. Johnson, while Sullivan trails. Democratic nomination viewed as de facto election in a year that pits the winner against Republican Ruble Phillips in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
UPI
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Wil
Ruble Philips
Power Lines Pact Awarded for 1.3 Million Contract
WINITA AP Electric Properties Co of Lincoln Nebraska won a 1.3 million contract to build a 16 kilovolt transmission line from Markham Ferry Reservoir to Catoosa. The bid came in at 1,320,112 below the engineer estimate of 1,542,630 with completion due by next May 1. Delays may arise from easement disputes with the Grand River Dam Authority and the Ordnance Works Authority over crossing and road closures connected to the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winita
Electric Properties Co
Lincoln
Neb
Markham Ferry Reservoir
Catoosa
Electric Properties
Commonwealth Electric Co
Grand River Dam
Ordnance Works
Ordnance Works Authority
GRDA
County redistricting urged after court signals change
The Oklahoma case reviews three-member Comanche county board districts to equalize population. Judge Marmaduke comments that commissioners should redistrict, noting a century without action. The central district has grown far larger than eastern or western ones, prompting petitions and possible appeals.
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Arthur Cavanagh
Githen K. Rhoads
Jim Ash
Western
R. F. Myers
Robert Ebish
Lawton
W. F. Parrish
Ard
Supreme Courts of
Kansas
Florida
Minnesota
Nebraska
Parrish
Comanche
County Election Board
Marmaduke
Shawnee Editor N. B. Musselman Dies at 66
Shawnee News Star editor and general manager N. B. Beachy Musselman, 66, died at home of a cerebral hemorrhage. A Nebraska native and WWII pilot, he served on the Regents for Higher Education and led multiple Oklahoma press associations. Funeral plans pending. buried in Falls City, Nebraska.
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Shawnee
N. B
Beachy) Musselman
The
Shawnee News Star
Musselman
Regents For Higher Education
J. Howard Edmondson
Henry Belmon
News Star
Oklahoma Associated Press Editors Association
Oklahoma Press Association
Falls City
Neb
University of Nebraska
American Legion
Stranger Shot in Dallas Alley After Halt Challenge
In Dallas a man identified as H. L. Bogan, 23, was shot with buckshot when a stranger approached in an alley and demanded, Halt. Bogan reportedly replied that the figure was a stranger and was later treated in a Dallas hospital for injuries from the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
H. L. Bogan
Bogan
Aditton
Meany Supports AFL CIO Photo Engravers Union Merger
AFL CIO President George Meany endorses merging the AFLCIO International Photo Engravers Union with the Independent Amalgamated Lithographers of America Union. He will ask the executive council to approve the plan at its August 12 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meany
Washington
UPI
Aflcio
George Meany
Aflcio International Photo Engravers Union
Amalgamated Lithographers of America Union
Executive Council
Haitian Exiles Land in North Haiti Amid Duvalier Crisis
Reports say up to 500 well armed Haitian exiles landed at Fort Liberte near Cap Haitien and seized Liberte Derac Troy and Limonade as Cap Haitien goes on war footing. Cantave leads the National Democratic Union in a bid to oust Duvalier with a provisional north Haiti government amid regional fear.
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Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Fort Liberte
Cap Heitien
Ickly
Liberte
Derac
Troy
Limonade
Haiti
Verna
Cantave
Paul F. Magloire
Duvalier
Clement
Harry Barbot Duvalier
TonTon Macoute
U.S
United States
Kennedy
Port Au Prince
New Jersey Invites Delaware Indians to 300th Birthday
The Delaware Indian Tribal Council of Anadarko, Oklahoma, was invited by Paul L. Troast, head of New Jersey’s Tercentenary Commission, to return for a few days next year to help celebrate New Jersey’s 300th birthday. The Delawares left New Jersey in 1757, moving to New York then Oklahoma Territory.
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Trenton
N. J
Anadarko
Okla
New Jersey
Paul L. Troast
Troast
New York
Oklahoma Territory
Oklahoma Wildlife Chief Firing Rumors Surface
A Wildlife Conservation Commission member hinted it is only a matter of time before Roy Stafford is fired as director. The commission may hold an executive session to discuss vacancies while awaiting a public firing decision if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Wildlife Conservation Commission
Roy Stafford
Commission
Stafford
Reno
Oklahoma Outdoor Council
Leon Field
Texhoma
Senate
Roy Beecher
Kingfisher
Worker Shocked On Road Project
A 28 year old Walters man Johnny H Clark Jr was injured by an electric shock while operating a concrete vibrator on the Pioneer Expressway atop a 15 foot bridge south east of Lawton he was taken to a local hospital in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Johnny H. Clark Jr
Kiewit Construction Co
Omaha
Neb
Clark
Lawton
Henry Smith
C. C. Pitts
Smith
Jaycees President Urges Local Fight On Discrimination
Richard Headlee of Bountiful Utah, president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce, urged Jaycee chapters nationwide to combat local discrimination. He opposed a planned Washington march by Negroes and planned to visit Washington with a tentative meeting set with President Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Richard Headlee
Bountiful
Utah
U. S
Beauty queen Cheryl Ann balances 4-H duties and Miss Oklahoma bid
Cheryl Ann, secretary of a 15 county 4-H district, prepares for the Miss America pageant itinerary visiting Anadarko Indian City Fort Chaffee and Vance Air Force Base Enid. She plans to teach English, attends Oklahoma State University, holds the title of Okeene Rattlesnake Queen, and discusses hobbies and favorite entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Ann
Seabord
Lawton
Anadarko
U.S.A
Fort Chaffee
Vance Air Force Base
Enid
Oklahoma State University
Waukomis
Chery Ann
OSA
Miss Oklahoma
Liz Taylor
Marion Brando
Duke student earns award at FFA cooperative institute
Tom Proctor of Duke Oklahoma received an award for cooperative activity at the Future Farmers of America institute in Lincoln Nebraska during the American Institute of Cooperation annual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Tom Proctor
Duke, Okla
Future Farmers of America
American Institution of Cooperation Annual Institute
United Airlines, IMA Reach Tentative Contract Agreement
United Airlines and the International M a chinists Association reach a tentative deal covering 12 000 employees including mechanics ramp agents and dining service workers. The accord ends the strike threat against the carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United Airlines
International Machinists Association
IMA
U S Forces Set Ambushes In DMZ Korea
In the Korean DMZ 1st Cavalry Division troops laid three ambush traps against North Korean patrols and withdrew at dawn without contact. The force, larger than typical patrols, held fire until targets approached as armored units stood by near Panmunjom area.
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U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
United Nations
U.S
Committee OKs Foreign Aid Bill
The House Foreign Affairs Committee gave final approval to Kennedy's foreign aid bill by a 23 to 7 vote. The panel cut Kennedy's request from 4.5 billion to 4.0625 billion and endorsed authorization of 4.0875 billion, with plans to bring the bill to the House floor the week after next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kennedy
House
Thomas F. Morgan
D - Pa
Morgan
Old at 40 50 602 Man Get Wise Pop Up
An advertisement urges readers to combat aging feelings with Ostres Tomic Tablets and Ostrex tea peppy formulas. It claims fatigue stems from iron deficiency and promises renewed energy and vitality for men over 40. All druggists carry the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxtile
Celebration marks Lawton historical day with parade and rodeo
District Judge Luther Fu banks Marvin Tong and Hugh Corwin join a commemorative event honoring county history read from a memorial list kept by Mrs. Cc C. Clements. The 4:30 p.m. parade along D to Sixth and C features floats including an Oklahoma Historical Day entry with a Chouteau trading post replica. Four Pioneer Woman club trophies honor antique car, covered wagon, oldest couple square dancers, and best modern float. Col. Auguste Chouteau descendants ride on the historical committee float, with Col. Chouteau’s 70 year old kin and Mrs Abe March leading the parade dressed as the Pioneer Woman statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Fubanks
Marvin Tong
Museum of the Great Plains
Hugh Corwin
Lawton High School
Cc. C. Clements
Oklahoma Historical Day Committee
Lawton Trading Post
Pioneer Women’s Club
Ri. the Historical Committee
Auguste Chouteau
Post Field
Gate 2
Fort Sill
C. EF. Chouteau
Muskogee
Col. Chouteau
Jean Pierre Chouteau
Marble toadstools stolen from Denver yard
Police seek thieves who took two marble toadstools from Ed win J. Miller's Denver home Monday. The two foot tall sculptures are worth 250 dollars each, according to Miller.
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Denver
Edwin J. Miller
Miller
Forest Fire Fights Raging Near Soviet Border in Poland
More than 1,000 firefighters battled a forest blaze in northeastern Poland near the Soviet border. The fire remained out of control with over 500 acres of valuable timber burned, officials reported Monday night.
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Warsaw
UPI
Poland
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