Genet Denies Wrongdoing In Handling Agency Funds
Former Oklahoma Commerce and Industry director Max Genet Jr. told KWTV he did nothing wrong with the department's funds amid a Senate investigation. Auditors note the Economic Development Commission had limited control over operations while Sav-age was paid over 24 000 as a consultant, much of which allegedly flowed to Genet’s accounts. Genet defends Savage as a respected consultant and says private calls and travel expenses were legitimate, pledging to cover any missed costs.
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Oklahoma Department of Commerce and Industry
Max Genet Jr
Genet
California
Senate
John M. Rogers
Fronomic Development Commission
Ray Fine
Gore
Tulsa
Dan Savage
Commerce and Industry Department
Savage
Senate Committee
KWTV
Department
Liberty National Bank and Trust Co
Evelyn Davis
Paul Cooke
Rogers
Economic Development
Commission
Genet Genet
Ed Turner
Los Angeles
Fine
Navy doubts ships secretly entered Cuban ports
Navy sources say every Cuban port route is watched by patrol planes and ships. They maintain no vessels have slipped in undetected since the blockade was lifted last November. They acknowledge some routes may lie beyond current surveillance but say such ships would be sighted near deep water Cuban ports.
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Pred S. Hoffman
Washington
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Cuban
Kenneth B. Keating
RN Y
Keating
United States
Caribbean
Venezuela
Puerto Rico
U.S
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Key West
Guantanamo Naval Base
Coast Guard
Defense Department
Pentagon
Senate
Nostalgia Derby Remembers an Era of Simple Pleasures
A breezy reminiscence notes how the last century reshaped life from cap limits to Sunday papers. It recalls nightcaps, street fights over tariffs, flying dreams, iron lawn stag models, and the shift from box tops to mail-order exchanges.
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Warren G. Harding
Rupert Hughes
George Washington
Fires Hit Club and OU Dormitory Room
Fires struck the El Reno Country Club causing about $30,000 in damage and a dormitory room at the University of Oklahoma in Cross Center. The OU blaze started from a defective electric blanket, with no injuries reported and the room isolated to one unit while occupants Mike Graham and Gene Nance were away.
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University of Oklahoma
Cross Center
Mike Graham
Gene Nance
President Wilson on the $100,000 bill portrait note
The article notes that Woodrow Wilson's image appears on the $100,000 bill. It discusses the rarity and ceremonial use of this currency during the era.
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Wilson
Across 1 6 Dramatic actress and related clues
Puzzle style listing with cryptic style clues for words and phrases across and down. Clues include definitions and letter counts, indicating a crossword like grid with references to ages, ports, gods, and objects.
Lucille Ball Receives Red Carpet Award in Hollywood
Actress Lucille Ball, president of Desilu Productions, was presented two honors by the Hollywood Advertising Club and the Los Angeles Advertising Women Inc. at a joint lunch. The event, attended by over 400 members, named her the Red Carpet Award and the First Lady of Comedy.
New Jersey Assembly Passes Bedtime Bill for Child Actors
The New Jersey Assembly approved a bill allowing children under eight to work in theatre, film, or television between 7 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. The measure aims to regulate production schedules for young performers.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
New Jersey Assembly
Lawton Board Reappoints 35 School Leaders for 1963-64
Lawton board votes to reappoint 35 administrators including Hugh Bish and John Elkins for district terms. Principals at secondary and elementary levels receive renewed posts. architecture reports note progress on Western Hills and Edison Elementary schools with several projects planned or underway.
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Lawton
Central Junior High School
Hugh Bish
John Elkins
Thelma Talla
Ward McCracken
Gene Hancock
Bob Roundtree
Lawton High School
Glenn Dosser
Richard Neptune
Eisenhower
Pearl Harmon
Albert Terrill
Central Junior
A. Richardson
Wesley Silk
Tomlinson
John Sadberry
Albert Johnson
Douglass School
James Roberts
Dewey Parker
Lemuel Harkey
Monta Collins
Thad Foster
Garland Curtis
Clarence Shields
John Littlefield
Raymond Smith
Frances Curb
Paul Prior
Monroe Wortham
Rozella Becker
Johnny Parrish
Orvis Rigsby
Christina Swanson
Walter Oswalt
Louise Kirkham
Helen McIntosh
Laura Sherry
Fred Thomason
Western Hills
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