Eisenhower pushes reservation on nuclear treaty
Former President Eisenhower urges a general anti aggression reservation to the Moscow signed test ban. He wants the U S to veto the use of weapons during any armed aggression endangering vital interests. Senate leaders weigh impact on ratification and possible renegotiation.
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Desegregation Success at Danville Schools Prompted by Board
Seven Negroes enrolled in four formerly all white Danville schools with four more slated for admission later this week. The action by the state pupil placement board ended earlier protests that began May 31. Negro leaders warned of resumed demonstrations and hoped Washington marchers would assist. Other cities faced varied desegregation events and protests across the South and Northeast.
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Theo Wright
Khrushchev Halts Charm Offensive In Yugoslavia Mission
Khrushchev reached the halfway point of his Yugoslav visit with signs of success in the bury the hatchet mission. He appears to have secured Tito’s alliance in the feud with Red China and earned stronger economic aid as a result.
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Charter for Oklahoma Teachers Welfare Foundation Approved
Oklahoma City AP The secretary of state approved a charter for the Oklahoma Education Association Teachers Welfare Foundation. The group will receive contributions for needy elderly or retired teachers. The foundation backs a nine story Kate Frank Manor retirement home under construction in Muskogee, slated to be finished in February.
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OFA
Muskogee
Kate Frank
Halliburton to Build St Paul Cement Distributing Plant
Halliburton Company of Duncan designs a 12 000 barrel cement distributing plant at St Paul Minnesota for Dewey Portland Cement, a Martin Marietta division. The plant uses Halliburton's pneumatic handling system, extended from oil well cementing, now applied to multiple industries. Dewey's Tulsa facility is described as the world's most modern cement plant.
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Dewey Portland Cement Co
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Dewey
Tulsa
Nike Zeus antimissile test marks eighth success in Pacific
In Washington the Army announced the Nike Zeus three stage system intercepted a Titan 1 ICBM fired from 5000 miles away at Vandenberg AFB California. No warheads were carried. The report notes a pending Life magazine deal to sell Gemini Apollo astronaut stories.
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Central Pacific
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US. Space Agency
Life Magazine
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mississippi voters choose Johnson Coleman for governor
About 445000 Mississippi Democrats vote to pick Lt. Gov Paul Johnson or former Gov J P Coleman in a race shaped by race and civil rights tensions. Both pledge opposition to the Kennedys and to desegregation efforts. The winner faces Phillips and Bishop in November with hand counting across most precincts after polls close at 6 p.m.
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Kennedys
Ruchel Phillips
Ed Bishop
Ross Barnett
Adams County
Natchez
Lawton Adds New Precinct for Annexed Area Voting
Lawton announces a new precinct registration place in the annexed area. Registration is open for new voters and transfers as books close Sept. 14 for the Lawton Industrial Development Authority bond election. Residents may also register at the county election office if registrars are absent. Precinct registrars and addresses are listed for each ward and precinct.
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Lawton
J. N. Logan
Logan
Back to School Health Checks For Students
As schools reopen, parents are advised to arrange yearly checkups for children including vision, hearing, dental exams, and immunizations. Doctors should assess fitness for sports and ensure vaccines for smallpox polio tetanus whooping cough and diphtheria are up to date. Adults should also schedule periodic exams alongside children.
Americans Eat More Than Weight In Meat Each Year
Hal Boyle notes Americans consume more red meat than their body weight annually with 1963 average near 166 pounds. The column also surveys various curiosities from Iceland laws to Berlin industry and other random notes.
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Iceland
Pacific Ocean
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Marion Powers
East Berlin
West Berlin
Germany
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Maine
Delaware
Bellmon resumes Main Street tours this weekend
Gov. Henry Bellmon resumes his Main Street tours visiting Alfalfa County Saturday and attending a rodeo in Woodward Saturday night. He is scheduled to attend a Labor Day rally at Henryetta and tour McCurtain County that afternoon.
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Henry Bellmon
Alfalfa County
Woodward
Bellmon
Henryetta
McCurtain County
Two State Groups to Washington for Civil Rights March
Two Oklahoma groups totaling 138 people travel to Washington for Wednesday's civil rights march. Sixty eight from Tulsa and 70 from Oklahoma City left by bus Monday. Tulsa NAACP president Rev. Ben Hill said the group would carry no banners. Oklahoma City NAACP raised added funds to cover 2900 dollars for transportation and was 425 dollars short as departure was delayed over an hour.
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Capitol
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Ben Hill
Tulsa Naacp
NAACP
Boy Is Cleared In Pal's Death
Ronald Edward Willis 17 was found innocent of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Alvin James Allen 17 near Allen's home in Tulsa Oklahoma. The verdict by Dist Judge Raymond W Graham followed a non jury trial after reviewing stipulated evidence. Willis testified a .22 caliber pistol discharged accidentally as he handed it to Allen.
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Ronald Edward Willis
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Raymond W. Graham
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Alvin James Allen
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Nyasaland Premier Banda Visits Ghana on Goodwill Tour
Nyasaland premier Hastings Banda is in Accra Ghana this week for a goodwill tour with meetings planned at government and regional offices. He aims to strengthen ties and discuss cooperation with Ghana amid regional political exchange.
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Hastings Banda
Nyasaland
Arkla Promotes Lawton Native Roy A. Duncan and Raymond J. Adler
Arkla Gas Co announces promotions in its Oklahoma Kansas Division. Roy A. Duncan of Lawton becomes coordinator of air conditioning and small appliance sales, working with Don Jones on dealer sales and gas cooling. Raymond Adler of Weatherford is named coordinator of consumer relations, reporting to Division Manager Richard W. Moore.
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Don Jones
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Stephens
Raymond Adler
Moore
Adier
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Okeene
Weatherford
Logan County Seeks Grand Jury Probe of County Officials
A petition filed in Guthrie requests a grand jury investigation into Logan County government. It names the county attorney office the sheriff and the Guthrie police department for inquiry.
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Grand Jury
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Guthrie Pollice Department
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