Oklahoma voters reject longer terms for state officials
Oklahoma residents backed a $7 million bond for the University of Oklahoma Medical Center while defeating four measures to extend terms for state legislators and county officers. Turnout exceeded 200 000, about one fifth of registered voters, with bond approval aiding hospital expansion and counties facing renewed term limits setbacks.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Medical Center
Henry Bellman
Te City
Comanche County
Lawrence
Hulen
Lawton
Budget Cuts Targeted by Johnson for FY Begins July 1
President Johnson seeks the lowest feasible federal budget, possibly over 106 billion dollars, to address economy civil rights and national unity. He met labor and business leaders at the White House and planned talks with James Farmer as he reviews department funding guidance.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Farmer
Afl-Cio
Business Advisory Council
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Salinger
Kennedy
Mild Readings Continue in Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma
Fair and mild weather persisted in Lawton and southwest Oklahoma with little change in temperatures. Forecasters projected overnight lows around 32 degrees as unofficial readings continued.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Civil rights bill faces uncertain path in House
UPI reports Rep. Richard Bolling warned delay likely for civil rights legislation this year. He outlined parliamentary hurdles to move the bill from the Rules Committee and suggested a January floor action via discharge petition, while Republicans Halleck and McCulloch oppose that route.
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Washington
UPI
Rules Committee
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Bolling
House
John W. McKay
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
House Judiciary Committee
Study Links Smoking To High Death Rate
The American Cancer Society reports death rates rise with smoking amount, backed by 422 094 men tracked over 44.3 months. Among 1 975 matched smoker non smoker pairs, 1 385 smokers died vs 662 non smokers, with lung cancer and emphysema higher in smokers and ex smokers faring better after quitting. The study notes increased arterial disease deaths and earlier onset risks for those starting before age 15.
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American Cancer Society
E. Cuyler Hammond
Society
American Medical Association
Ing
American Tobacco Institute
Area Weather Forecast Fair Through Thursday
Forecast calls for fair skies with little temperature change through Thursday. Highs around 65 today and tomorrow, nights near 32. Tuesday high near 67 with a low about 31. An 11 a.m. reading is noted.
Epilogue for Kennedy recalls Dallas and roses in Life essay
Life magazine excerpts recount Jacqueline Kennedy's memories of Dallas during the assassination, the blinding sun, the tunnel, the motorcade. She recalls roses stained with blood, the ride to the airport, and moments with Clint Hill and Dr Burkman. The piece reflects on President Kennedy and family aftermath.
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New York
Theodore H. White
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Life Magazine
Associated Press
Texas
Dallas
Clint Hill
Secret Service
Dr. Burk
Alleghany director Kirby to be installed as chairman
Allan P. Kirby, 71, heads an unopposed slate of 13 directors elected at Alleghany Corp. stockholders meeting after a lengthy proxy fight. He will be installed Thursday as board chairman following the 38 month power recovery.
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Baltimore
Allan P. Kirby
Alleghany Corp
Kirby
Alleghany
Eight Million in Claims Facing Fort Sill Apaches
Fort Sill Apaches will hear a progress report on their eight million dollar claims against the government over reservations granted by treaty nearly a century ago. The meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Apache will also discuss extending their claims attorney contract with Abe Weissbrodt of Weissbrodt, Weissbrodt and Liftin present to advise on the case.
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Geronimo
Fort Sill
Robert L. Meshen
Anadarko Indian Agency
Fort Sil
Abe Weissbrodt
Chicago
Weissbrodt, Weissbrodt and Liftin
Con- Meshen
C. O. Howard
Chiricahua
Warm Springs
Indian Bureau
War Department
San Carlos
Ariz
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