Chrysler Reveals 1964 Plymouth Chrysler-Plymouth Line
Chrysler previews 55 models for 1964 with changes led by the Imperial redesign by Elwood P. Engel. Plymouth keeps 1963 lineup largely, while Dodge expands car-truck range. Valient grows longer with luxury options, a vinyl roof. Plymouth adds a hardtop with convertible-like roofline. Imperial hits showrooms Oct. 4. other models start Sept. 20.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Elwood P. Engel
Ford
Continental
Dodge
Plymouth
Ford Motor Co
What Would Tax Bill Mean To You As It Stands Now
Washington coverage outlines how the current tax bill would cut taxes for most earners, with details on brackets, rates, and deductions. It notes the bill still faces committee and potential filibuster, and explains effects for middle and high incomes, capital gains, and fringe benefits.
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Constitution
House
Ways and Means
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Ways and Means Committee
House Rules Committee
Senate
Treasury
Old Trusty
Number 8 Joins The Kennedy Dog Clan
A cocker spaniel pup nicknamed Number joins the Kennedy family kennel at Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts The dog was brought from Washington as a surprise gift to President Kennedy for his hospitalized wife and two children The pup was given at Shannon during Kennedy’s Ireland visit due to there already being seven Kennedy dogs.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Washington
Otis Air Force Base
Shannon
Ireland
Sap Movement Across Seasons in Trees
Some trees show higher moisture content in winter while sap does not always flow downward in autumn and rise in spring, indicating seasonal variability in sap distribution and water content.
One Siamese Twin Boy Dies After Separation
In Glendale California one of the Siamese twin boys born to 16 year old Rebecca Bartley died from a bloodstream infection after a three hour separation operation at Children's Hospital. The surviving brother David remained in critical condition but stable. The twins weighed 14 pounds 4 ounces together at birth.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Glendale
Calif
Daniel Bartley
David
Children’s Hospital
Rebecca Bartley
Glendale Hospital
Sooner Senators Appointed To Yugoslavia Delegation
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson announced a U S delegation to Belgrade Yugoslavia for the Interparliamentary Union session The group includes two Oklahoma senators A S Mike Monroney and J Howard Edmondson both Democrats Also on the delegation are Sens Mike Mansfield Daniel Brewster Abraham Ribicoff Edward Kennedy Leverett Saltonstall Thomas Kuchel Kenneth Keating James Pearson and John Sherman Cooper all from other states The article lists nine additional senators and one Republican pairing from different states.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Oklahoma
A. S
Mike Monroney
J. Howard Edmondson
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Daniel B. Brewster
D-Md
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Edward MM. Kennedy
D-Mass
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Heir to Horlick Milk Fortune Found Dead in Secretary's Home
In Chicago William Horlick Sidley 30 heir to the Horlick milk fortune was found dead Tuesday in his secretary Elaine Maveterer 43 whose divorce suit lists her as Sidley’s wife. An empty bottle of sleeping pills lay near the body.
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Chicago
UPI
William Horlick Sidley
Horlick
Elaine Mavterer
Sidley
Oklahoma In Brief Muskogee Eyes Auto License Tax
Oklahoma brief notes a Muskogee plan to approve an auto license tax of about 5 per vehicle, expected to raise 75000 annually, the first such levy in the state pending voter approval. It also reports a Wynona Marine Bennie Ray Miller killed in Morocco, a Santa Fe railroad lawsuit in Oklahoma City, and 122 Oklahoma rotary rigs last week with a third new tally. An Atoka publicity workshop for Democratic county chairs is set for Friday with three speakers.
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Pawhuska
UPI
Wynona
Morocco
North Africa
Oklahoma
Defense Department
Bennie Ray Miller
Reas Miller
Muskogee
Buford Watson
Houston
Hughes Too Co
United States
Canada
ATOKA
Fred Turner
McAlester News-Capital
Willis Choate
Marietta Monitor
Jim Monroe
State
Democratic Party
State Farm Rate Increase Bid Rejected by Insurance Board
The state insurance board rejected State Farm Fire and Casualty Company’s request for a 3.7 percent overall rate rise on automobile policies. The filing sought higher premiums in bodily injury coverage and related components.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
State Insurance Board
State Farm Fire & Casualty Company
Public safety division nets millions from truck permits and fines
The size and weights division collected nearly 7 million dollars from truck permits since activation 14 years ago. Officials say counties have gathered 168,673 in fines and court costs for weight violations, totaling 8,634,691.62 from the division’s enforcement efforts.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Department of Public Safety
Bob Lester
Oklahoma City Man Arraigned in Obscene Mail Case
Paul W. Rosenbaum, 31, of Bethany, arraigned Tuesday on charges of sending obscene matter through the mail. He allegedly mailed two letters with an obscene story and photograph to residents of Twentynine Palms, California. U S Commissioner William C. Page set bond at $500.
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Oklahoma City
Paul W. Rosenbaum
Bethany
Twentynine Palms
Calif
U. S
William C. Page
Prisoner Grabs Wheel, Saves Family in Oklahoma City Crash
Deputy B L Williams of Durant credited prisoner William Bryan Knox, 40, being transported to Durant for bogus checks, with grabbing the wheel after a head on collision under an Oklahoma City underpass. Williams and his wife and two teenage children were aboard. they escaped injury. Knox, held on multiple bogus check charges, resigned his tax commission auditor post after arrest.
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B. L. Williams
Durant
Oklahoma City
Williams’ Auto
Williams
William Bryan Knox
Knox
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Oklahoma rainmaker meets San Angelo business leaders
John A. Miller of Oklahoma City revealed his identity while discussing a plan to bring the anonymous Tulsa rainmaker to the city. San Angelo’s Weather Information Center aims to raise 19,000 dollars to secure the service, with pledges totaling over 6,000 dollars so far.
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San Angelo
Tex
UPI
Oklahoma
John A. Miller
Oklahoma City
San Angelo Weather Information Center Inc
Tulsa
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