Russians Hoist Hands Off Line In Cyprus Fuss
UNITED NATIONS diplomats report Moscow will urge the Security Council to guarantee Cyprus independence and territorial integrity while leaving Greek and Turkish Cypriots to settle their feud. Feedorenko and Stevenson eyed as Thant pressed a plan for an international force and impartial mediator to avert renewed fighting.
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Bomb blast damages church in Ambl er Pa
An explosion outside the Negro Bethlehem Baptist Church in Lower Gwynedd Township causes about 10000 in damage. Police say a bomb likely detonated by the front of the building and tarpaulin was placed to preserve evidence. Choir members had just left 15 minutes earlier.
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Bethlehem Baptist
Lower Gwynned
John Smart
Philadelphia
Silas B. Holmes
OSU Democrats Oppose Right to Work Amendment
OSU Young Democrats approve a resolution opposing state Question 409 the right to work amendment. Leonard Gambrell president of the OSU chapter says working men and women deserve better treatment and that approval would bring labor management strife to Oklahoma. He argues Oklahoma is growing industrially under free collective bargaining and expansion would slow if it passes.
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Stillwater
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Young Democrats
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Wilkinson Named Campaign Chairman For Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma State Sen. Dewey F. Bartlett of Tulsa was named Tulsa County campaign chairman in Bud Wilkinson's bid for the Republican U S Senate nomination. Wilkinson plans a campaign launch February 24 in Boise City with a swing to Guymon Beaver Laverne Woodward Shattuck Arnett Cheyenne Elk City Sayre through February 28.
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Tulsa
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Oklahoma
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U. S
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Shattuck
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Sayre
Man Who Wore Guard Uniform At Trial Loses Appeal
Lawton man Franklin L. Valenti failed to overturn a four year sentence after appealing a second degree burglary conviction. The State Court of Criminal Appeals upheld the verdict noting Valenti wore a National Guard uniform in court and testified about his service. The appeal centered on prosecutorial criticism of the uniform appearance and defense claims of misconduct.
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State Court of Criminal
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Oklahoma City
Chester D. Silvers
Lewis Derke
Silvers
Remodeling For Murray Lodge OK'd
The Planning and Resources Board authorized bids for 164000 dollars of remodeling at Lake Murray state lodge near Ardmore. Scott-Rice Co. will present furniture and work specs next week. project aims for mid May completion.
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Planning and Resources Board
Lake Murray State Lodge
Ardmore
Scott-Rice Co
Tulsa
Charles Monroe
Hudgins-Thompson-Ball
Scott-Rice
Ken Holderman
Ted Roos
Holderman
Roos
Tom Tipps
State Senate
Everett Agee
Polaris Submarine Named Resolution In Britain
Britain's first Polaris submarine will be called the Resolution. The keel is to be laid next week and the vessel is planned to enter service in 1968.
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London
Britain
Resolution
Quake Triggers Evacuation as Azores Island Braces
Reports put the Sao Jorge quake toll near 7000 with quakes worsening as a new volcano forms offshore. Prime Minister Salazar convened a cabinet meeting while rescue ships from the Arizon, Britain, Japan and Norway converge to aid islanders amid disrupted communications and rough seas.
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Sao Jorge
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Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
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Arizon
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San Jorge
Azores Islands
To Pay Share Beir ut Iraqi Govern Ear Marks Five Million
Beirut Lebanon AP reports the Iraqi government earmarks five million dollars to cover its share of anti terror measures agreed at the Cairo meeting of Arab heads of state. The move follows talks aimed at coordinating security efforts and funding regional stability initiatives.
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Beirut
Lebanon
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Funeral Rites Planned for Walter H. White in Apache
Walter Henry White 83 former Apache resident died about 4 p m Monday in a Miami hospital He was born May 27 1880 in Charleston Illinois He lived in Apache about 30 years then moved last year to Seneca Missouri to live with his son Boyd He was a retired farmer and Baptist church member Survivors include four sons James Owen Wyandotte Carl Apache Matt Las Cruces N M and Boyd Seneca two daughters Ethel Vickers Fresno Calif and Lorene Moore Apache two brothers John Cooper ton and E E Visalia Calif 16 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren.
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Ethel Vickers
Fresno
Calif
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Hot Springs Sells Odds Amid Federal Gambling Probe
In Hot Springs Arkansas authorities face a major illegal gambling operation that federal agents say dominates the nation. William Hundley questions if the scope is Arkansas confined while Mayor Wolf disputes outside interests. Oaklawn Park opens and racing season proceeds amid lax state enforcement.
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Lawton Man Seeks House Seat in Comanche County
D. D. Raibourn of Lawton announces Democratic bid for State Representative No. 3 seat vacated by Alfred Thomas who runs for State Senate. Raibourn, 58, secretary treasurer of the Lawton Home Builders and termite control businessman, previously lost the previous Democratic primary by about 400 votes.
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Don W. Beauchamp
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al Terrill
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J. B. Colwell
Ranch Director speaks to Eve ning Lions club
IOA Ranch director H F Donnelly spoke at Eve ning Lions club meeting in Enid. He was introduced by Eugene L Bowman of Noon Lions. President T R Stephens presided as Ken Brown district governor reported on last weekend’s state council meeting. The club plans to display American Flags Saturday for George Washington’s birthday. Guest Ralph Dusseau attended.
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IOA Ranch
Enid
Evening Lions Club
Ken Brown
Lions District
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Ralph Dusseau
Ruby Trial Jury Selection Progress Near Oswald Case
Prospective jurors face dismissals as the prosecution gains two for cause and the defense loses two. With 14 peremptory challenges for the state and 13 for the defense, both sides move toward a Dallas venue while J. T. Richardson and Jesse R. Jones are dismissed for opposing capital punishment. Judge keeps change of venue ruling pending responses. Wade and Belli anticipate a swift jury in 10 days to two weeks.
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Richardson
Jesse R. Jones
Jones
Ruby
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Belli
Wade
Car Hits Bridge. Hominy Man Dies in One-Car Crash
An Osage County man, 43-year-old Orvie Edward Spincer of Hominy, died Tuesday night after his car struck the left hand railing at the Hominy Creek bridge on Oklahoma 99, becoming the state's 102nd traffic fatality of the year and 20 more than this time last year.
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Associated Press
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Hominy
Highway Patrol
Orvie Edward Spincer
Spincer
Hominy Creek Bridge
Oklahoma 99
Trespasser Shot South of Seoul
An American Air Force policeman wounded a South Korean trespasser at Osan Air Base about 25 miles south of Seoul. It marks the fifth shooting at a U.S. military camp in Korea this month, with three Koreans killed and three wounded overall.
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U.S
Osan
Seoul
Korea
Reds Down Two Planes in Viet Nam Sky Fight
In Saigon two Vietnamese air force T28 fighters were shot down by ground fire within 24 hours. A U S air force pilot was believed killed as the first crash near the Seven Mountains west of Saigon left one crew alive. The second crash 90 miles southwest in the Mekong delta exploded with no signs of the crew.
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