Governor Bellmon Demands FBI Report On Oklahoma Guard
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon says he is insulted and outraged by the FBI report refusal and renews his demand to receive the National Guard Bureau file. He accuses a cover up and calls for full public disclosure to lift suspicion over the Oklahoma National Guard and its officers.
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Klahoma City
Henry Bellmon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Oklahoma Air National Guard
U. S. Atty
Robert Kennedy
Bellman
Asst. Atty
Herbert J. Miller Jr
FBI
Bellmon
Kennedy
Miller
National Guard Bureau
Washington
State of
Oklahoma
Oklahoma National Guard
Justice Department
Guard
Tinker Air Force Base
U.S
U. S
Sheriff Probes Trash Dumping After Dairyman's Heifer Dies
Forest D. McClung opened an investigation into a trash dumping incident south west of Lawton that broke a fence and let a herd of 20 young heifers graze on Johnson grass. A two year old heifer died from hydrocyanic poisoning and six others were seriously ill. Mrs. Sharp urged using the city dump ground to prevent such losses.
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Forest D. McClung
Jack Sharp
Lawton
Sharp
Johnson Grass
Lee Blvd
Sharp Farm
Rt. 2
Johnson
Sheriff's Department
Former City Men To Face Death Count
A 31 year old bricklayer, Clarence Richard Marble, was charged with manslaughter in the death of Claude Johnson, 44, whose body was found in Sunset Lake. Marble’s partner Lyle L Whatley, 26, and employee Roy James Phillips, 19, were held as witnesses. Authorities say Marble and Whatley moved here from Lawton. Sheriff R L Shepherd reports a park fight over wages preceded the fatality and an Enid doctor ordered autopsy.
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UYMON
UPI
Sunset Lake
Clarence Richard Marble
Marble
Brick Saying
Lyle L. Whatley
Roy James Phillips
Whatley
Lawton
Claude Johnson
Johnson
Sax
R. L. Shepherd
Court Won't Order Prince Edward County Schools Reopen
A federal appeals court refused to require Prince Edward County Virginia to reopen its public schools. The 4th Circuit said Virginia state courts must rule first on state law questions, with a Virginia Supreme Court hearing planned later this year. The decision follows a 1962 ruling that kept county schools closed to avoid desegregation. Difficult constitutional questions remain unresolved.
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Richmond
Oren Lewis
Prince Edward County
Federal
Appeals Court
J. Spencer Bell
Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Senators Adjourn To Honor Kefauver
The Senate adjourned in sorrow over the death of Sen. Estes Kefauver D Tenn and paid tribute to his 24 years in Congress. Kefauver died of a ruptured aorta after a mild heart attack and will be buried in Madisonville Tennessee with services at the family home. President Kennedy called him a public servant.
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Washington
Senate
Eister Kefauver
D-Tenn
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Kefauver
Congress
Madisonville
Tenn
First Baptist Church
Tennessean
Adlai F. Stevenson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Cape Cod
Kennedy
Kepalver
British To Bury Sergeant At Sill
A British Army sergeant will be buried with full military honors at Fort Sill in the New Post Cemetery. Sgt. James Higginbotham, 34, died in a room fire on a Saturday. He served 15 years with the Royal Artillery and had a Malaya campaign medal. Becker Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Post
Fort Sill
James Higginbotham
John C. Ruback
Higginbotham
Sili
79Th Kirkee Commando
Royal Artillery
Malaya
England
G.eeteton
Manchester
Eng
Becker Funeral Home
Civic Leaders To Tour Fort Sill Under Understanding Program
Civic leaders from the Washington Baltimore area will tour Fort Sill on Tuesday at 8 am as part of Operation Understanding a program to acquaint participants with Armed Forces. The group includes Congressman Richard E Lankford Judge William J Story Edward T Conrey Brig Gen (Ret) James F Ammerman Charles P Crane John T Menzies Milton L Elsberg B J Ramsey James M Beggs John P Sippel and John F Loome. Maj Gen L S Griffing Center commander will host and brief on artillery and missile center activities.
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Washington-Baltimore Area
Fort Sill
L. S. Griffing
Richard E Lankford
Fifth District
Maryland
William J. Story
Secretary of the Army
Delaware
Edward T. Conrey
House of Delegates
Upper Marlboro
James F. Ammerman
Westinghouse Electronic Corporation
Baltimore
Charles P. Crane
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
John T. Menzies
Crosse and Blackwill Co
Milton L. Elsberg
Alexandria
B. J. Ramsey
Western Electric
James M. Beggs
Systems Management Dept
Westinghouse Elec- Plains
John P. Sippel
Citizens’ National Bank
Laurel
John F. Loome
Eines
Saofnshereto Agricultural
Hood Career As Alabama Student Ended
The withdrawal of Negro student James A Hood from the University of Alabama may end his brief enrollment two months after he entered. His attorney said Hood dropped out due to physical and mental condition. The university confirmed the withdrawal and a board meeting to consider charges was canceled. Hood faced charges of conspiring with a news conference to break a student rule and claims against officials and a dormitory incident. The case could bar fall admission. Hood remains subject to a hearing before any decision. Malone remains the only Negro student on campus. Lucy had been expelled earlier. Hood’s attorney urged rest and advised him not to speak to newsmen.
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Tuscaloosa, Ala
James A. Hood
University of Alabama
Hood
Gadsden
University
Board of Trustees
University 6
Pam
University City
Vivian J. Malone
Hied
Autherine Lucy
Miss Malone
Mobile
Ala
Dave M. MecGlathery
Huntsville
Arthur Shores
Birmingham
Shores
British Train Loot Believed Still Close By
Scotland Yard officers hunt for the $7.1 million Traveling Post Office haul near the Cheddington ambush site. Detective Superintendent Gerald McArthur says the loot may lie within 30 miles, with a truck found abandoned at Retford adding focus. Unconfirmed reports link four to five suspects involved in the Glasgow to London robbery.
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London
UPS
Scotland Yard
Gerald McArthur
Cheddington
McArthur
Aylesbury
Retford
Wuter
Daily Express
The
Daily Mail
Test Ban Treaty No Security Risk, Rusk Tells Senate
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Senate approval of the limited nuclear test ban treaty saying it would slow the arms race without harming U S security He testified before the Foreign Relations Committee as lead witness in Kennedy administration efforts to outlaw most nuclear explosions Rusk argued any sneaked tests would be detected and testing could resume in all environments If realized the treaty could deter atomic weapon spread and reduce planetary radioactivity He warned East German signing would not imply U S recognition of the regime and noted Moscow would handle notification while the U S was under no obligation to accept it
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Senate
United States
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Atomic Energy Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Republican Committee
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Lown
East Germany
Moscow
Soviet Union
White House
McNamara
Tretity Chencillea Tachorrette
Missing Danish Plane Hunted Near Greenland
An international armada of eight planes and 18 ships resumed the search at dawn for a missing Danish plane carrying 12 persons, now 40 hours overdue near Greenland's southern tip. Gale winds whipped the seas off south Greenland, and hope of locating the craft waned.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Greenland
Narssarssuaq
Groennedal
FBI probes Oklahoma City homebuilders over FHA foreclosures
FBI agents questioned several Oklahoma City homebuilders amid rising FHA mortgage foreclosures. Officials noted increased investigations and possible false statements in applications while agencies consider progress and routine checks. Foreclosure figures in western Oklahoma show higher levels but below national averages.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Federal Housing Administration
United Press International
FBI
FHA
Parr
W. M. Bell
Oklahoma
Bell
Ex-Venezuela Chief Perez Jimenez to be Extradited
The United States agrees to extradite former Venezuelan President Perez Jimenez to face trial in Venezuela for alleged embezzlement exceeding 13 million dollars. He has been jailed in Miami since December 12, 1962, while Venezuela seeks his return amid claims of embezzlement and four political murders.
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Washington
United States
Perez Jimenez
U. S
Deanee A A Reed
Venezuela
State Department
Perez
Miami
Rusk
Romulo Betancourt
Showers Expected in Southwest Oklahoma Tonight Through Tuesday
Forecasters predict scattered thundershowers in Southwest Oklahoma tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures will peak around 102 with clear to partly cloudy skies, and lows from 67 to 77.
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Oklahoma
Guymon
Tulsa
Sill and
Altus
Korean opposition attacks arrest of Song Yo chang
In Seoul the opposition charged the arrest of former Premier Song Yo chang was politically motivated. Song, criticized of Gen. Chung Hee Park, was seized after a letter urging Park to quit the 1960 uprising era killings. Huh Chung questioned the timing ahead of the October election and U.S. stance on military involvement.
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Seoul
South Korea
Song Yochang
Chung Hee Park
Song
Park
Syngman Rhee
Huh Chung
Huh
U.S
United States
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