How To Succeed Opens In Capital City
The production opens Tuesday in Capital City. The piece is notable as a musical that earned a Pulitzer Prize for drama, one of only five such honors since 1917, with the Gershwin brothers among early prize recipients and the 1962 musical How To Succeed in Without Really Trying cited as the most recent.
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How To Succeed Opens Five Day Oklahoma City Run
How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, created by Burrows Weinstock Gilbert with Frank Loesser music and lyrics, opens a five day Oklahoma City engagement at Municipal Auditorium with the National touring company. The show has won the Tony awards and the Pulitzer Prize, highlighting Loesser's popular scores and the show’s Broadway success. The Oklahoma City run includes a Saturday matinee January 4 and five evening shows through January 4, with a 60 person company.
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Two Licenses For Wheat Sale To Soviet Given
The Commerce Department issued two conditional licenses totaling 40.6 million dollars for U S wheat sales to the Soviet Union. Each license worth 20.32 million dollars depends on meeting terms on finance and shipping. Soviet negotiators balk at U S vessel shipping rates, while Russians reportedly favor cash payments. If the terms are accepted, the deals may proceed, signaling possible larger Soviet grain purchases.
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Miami Man Dies At Fishing Hole
Miami Oklahoma AP reports 76 year old James Monroe Cook was found dead at his favorite Neo sho River fishing hole after being missing 24 hours. Death attributed to heart attack.
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Tulsa Pie Firm Faces Minimum Wage Law Charge
The Labor Department filed suit in U S District Court against Bama Pie Inc Tulsa and owners Paul W and Lilah B Marshall alleging underpayments to 87 employees below the 1 15 and 1 25 federal minimums and failure to pay overtime above 40 hours plus poor wage hour records.
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Delayed Death Report Hikes Oklahoma Toll to 749
The Associated Press reports a Mc Alester man, H. B. Randel, 60, died from injuries from a December 19 crash on an ice covered road east of McAlester. The delayed report raises Oklahoma's 1963 highway death toll to 749, surpassing 1962’s tally as the previous record.
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Most duplicated gifts top Christmas list in swap study
MOST GIVEN GIFTS LOS ANGELES UPI The most duplicated Christmas gift this year electric food mixers. The most duplicated toy gift bow and arrow sets. The least wanted present silver candle snuffers. Gift Exchange organi zation swaps unwanted gifts for 20 an cent of the gift's retail value.
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Byrd Sees End to Longstanding Spending Axe
Washington veteran Harry Byrd, 76, longtime Virginia senator, says Congress finally reduced spending. As chair of the Senate Finance Committee, he plans early action next year on an $11 billion tax cut while urging deficit restraint as essential to fiscal discipline. Byrd views deficits as a sin and signals power to shape Virginia’s political scene.
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Poisonous Smog May Mean Mars Lifeless
Washington AP reports new evidence that yellow Martian clouds are primarily gases of oxygen compounds, notably nitrogen dioxide. If confirmed, this toxic haze could erase Mars as a life supporting world and hinder Earth’s search for another habitable planet.
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Union Sponsors Mother's Phone Call To Her Son
Mrs. Gladys Monroe of 208 Washington won the 1963 Hi Mom program sponsored by Communications Workers of America local 6008. On Christmas Eve Mrs. Monroe called her youngest son Army PFC Billy Monroe who has served in Bemberg Germany about a year and a half.
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Mass for Kennedy to be held in Palm Beach
Cardinal Cushing, Boston archbishop, will fly to Palm Beach Florida on Saturday to celebrate a special memorial Mass for John F Kennedy.
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Yule Tree Sale Report At Eisenhower High School
Abe Deutschendorf, Eisenhower High School basketball coach, spoke at a Breakfast Optimist Club meeting. Jim Huddleston reported 200 trees remaining and a gross of about 4 300, with net between 1 300 and 1 500 after expenses and excluding about 300 advance tickets. Howard Parsons attended as a guest.
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Spanish Students To Light Candles In Christmas Appeal
Spanish students set candles to outline a house to light the way of Christ into homes this Christmas Five. Mrs. Knight notes these decorations were all they had then.
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Why Is Perry Mason So Lasting
Hollywood column discusses the enduring appeal of CBS TV’s Perry Mason led by Raymond Burr. It cites the Los Angeles setting, unified cast and staff, and Erle Stanley Gardner stories as core strengths keeping the show’s appeal amid shifting schedules and competing programs.
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Grand Jury Probes Sinatra Kidnaping Continuation
A federal grand jury in Los Angeles will resume deliberations January 2 in the Frank Sinatra Jr. kidnapping case. The jury studies evidence against three men jailed by the FBI charged in the December 8 abduction of the singer.
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Pickpocket Role Gives New Life To Retired Actress
In Nagoya Japan Hi sae Yamada once led a postwar troupe as a pickpocket actress she later quit the stage. Police say she was caught last week lifting a purse from a housewife on a shopping basket and confessed to 208 similar thefts totaling 2300 dollars.
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