Cultural exchange talks eyed for January renewal
In Washington the United States urged early January start for renewed U S Soviet cultural exchange negotiations. The move follows the Barghoorn spy case and relief after a statement by the late President Kennedy. The report also notes Dirksen pressing a swift retroactive tax cut to Jan 1 and Byrd involvement in the Finance Committee.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Russia
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Dirksen
Monet Oil Morning on the Seine Hangs in White House
The Kennedy family donated a Claude Monet oil painting titled A Morning on the Seine to the White House. It was placed in the Green Room and chosen for reflecting the president’s love of the outdoors and water.
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Kennedy
White House
Claude Monet
Seine
Monet
Subscription rates for morning press in Lawton area
Rates shown for Lawton area deliveries include Morning Press and Sunday, Constitution and Sunday, and single copies. Subscriptions cover multiple regions with varying monthly and yearly prices, including delivery to boxes and outside Oklahoma offerings.
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Lawton
Okio
Constitution & Sittentinabain
Constitution Press
Constitution
Seturday Press
Third and A Avenue
Lowton
Ohio
Comanche, Cotton
Tilimar Cowe
Coddo
Grady
Stephens, Jefferson and
Jack Counties
Son
Es Lowton
Oan
Press & Sun
Oklahoma
Const. & Sunday
Press & Sunday
Const. Press & Sun
Fox — Cs
Primary Plans Delayed For Goldwater Decision
Sen Norris Cotton says he will delay plans for New Hampshire's March 10 presidential primary until Barry Goldwater signals his willingness to run. Cotton notes Goldwater has not spoken since Kennedy’s assassination and suggests Johnson’s hold may shift the nominating dynamics as Rockefeller backers push for momentum.
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Washington
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
Cotton
Goldwater
Arizona
Presia Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson Aeeter
Inly
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Aquarium Show Draws Big Crowds in San Francisco
The Steinhart Aquarium in San Francisco reports over two million visitors in five months since remodeling. Prime draws include tidepool tanks with unusual non-vertebrate life and large sea anemones that catch and consume fish as spectators view.
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San Francisco
Steinhart Aquarium
Hollywood doubletalk on firings and TV shifts
Gloria Swanson explains that announcements of asking for release imply firing in Hollywood. The piece notes phrases survive in TV and mentions Gary Morton joining Lucy’s show January 27, Jerry Lewis Show schedule changes, Deb Star Ball filming, and NBC Anne Francis Gary Merrill drama with a lie detector as the villain.
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Cynthia Lowry
Avision
NEW York
Gloria Swanson
NBC
Cecil B. DeMille
Hollywood
Miss Swanson
DeMille
Gary Morton
Lucille Ball
Lucy
Morton
ABC
Seemien
God
Anne Francis
Gary Merrill
Fifteen Policemen Complete First Basic Police Course
Mayor Wayne Gilley presented certificates to fifteen officers of the police department after the completion of a twelve week basic police science course led by Lt. George Mitchell. Five graduates tied for top honors with perfect final exam scores. Others in the class included Lt. C. M. Hawkins, Charles Robertson, J. B. Smith, Gerald High, Sammy Luna, Keith Walker, Grady Crab tree, and patrolmen.
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Wayne Gilley
George Mitchell
Pete Fuller
C. M. Hawkins
Farm food costs rise little since 1949
Report notes farm grown foods have increased 14 percent since 1947 to 1949 while processing and marketing costs show no rise. The finding highlights the wider gap between farm prices and consumer costs in the postwar era.
Stabbing Death Probed in Oil Field Supervisor Case
Fairfax authorities investigate the stabbing death of R. T. Bashaw Jr. of Hominy. His body was found in his car along a road between Fairfax and Ponca City on Wednesday after he was stabbed with a pocket knife.
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Fairfax
UPI
R. T. Bashaw Jr
Hominy
Ponca City
Farmers Pay 175 Million in Vehicle Licenses Tax 1962
Farmers paid 175 million dollars in 1962 for motor vehicle licenses and taxes. The figure reflects annual licensing and tax costs faced by agricultural producers during the period.
Odrinex Fat Loss Pill Ad Promises Quick Results
A drugstore advertisement promotes Odrinex as a doctor free fat loss pill claiming users can shed ugly fat in seven days with a money back guarantee. The offer lists Ray's Pharmacy as the seller and notes mail orders with a $3.00 price and full refund if unsatisfied.
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Amelia L. Bond
New Castle
Weatherby
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Daphne der Gelt
Janie Ellis
Ele
Zale
Iale
Llustraton
Deiei
Lady Elgin
Schmart
Loretto McClarnon
Denver Art Museum
Rory Ironhawk McClarnon
Quality Optical Service
Is So
Ratcliffe
D Avenue
Ray's Pharmacy
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