Harris and Wilkinson Enter Oklahoma Senate Race
Oklahoma City AP reports 110 filings on first day with Harris of Lawton and Owens of Roland challenging for U S Senate. Bud Wilkinson, ex OU football coach, joins GOP field. several incumbents and others expected to file before Friday deadline.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Election Board
U. S. Senate
Fred Harris
Lawton
Willard R. Owens
Roland Farmer
University of Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Tom Harris
GOP
Forest Beall
J. Howard Edmondson
Raymond Gary
U. S
House of Representatives
John Jarman
Homer Cowan
Moore
Victor Wickersham
Mangum
Wickersham
Bayard Archincloss
Thickasha
Gene Grubitz
Elk City
Ed Edmondson
Muskogee
Carl Albert
McAlester
Tom Steed
Shawnee
Page Belcher
Enid
State Election Board
A. S. Willard R. Owens
Roland
Norman
U. S. House
Bayard Auchincloss
Chickasha
William A. Berry
Pat Irwin
Leed
Oklahoma Helps Oil Output Gain
U S crude oil production rose last week led by gains in Oklahoma and Kansas. Average daily output was 7,636,500 barrels, up 45,050 from the prior week. Oklahoma rose 38,000 to 573,000 barrels daily, Kansas up 7,050 to 307,600, Texas unchanged at 2,652,600.
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TULSA
U. S
Oklahoma
Kansas
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
Washington Tackles Academic Ranks Across First Six Games
Four of Washington’s first six tackles last season posted GPA of 3.0 or better.
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Smart
Seattle
NBA
Washington
U S Business Mood Brightening As Johnson Ends First 100 Days
A cross country survey of business leaders suggests an improving mood under President Johnson after 100 days. Executives report higher capital plans and confidence, while some warn the optimism may prove illusionary if Johnson’s restraint fades.
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U.S
Johnson
Darden Chambliss
NEW York
Ben S. Gilmer
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co
Atlanta
Denver
Cris Dobbins
Ideal Cement Co
Neil Roberts
Denver U.S. National Bank
Edwin P. Neilan
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Critics Defend Beatles Amid Fractured Rock Letters
UPI reports readers respond to a critical note on the Beatles Ed Sullivan appearance. Letters from Greensburg Pennsylvania to Riverside California express loyalty, humor, and threats, with residents praising or insulting the group and revealing teen culture and spelling quirks.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Britain
Bank of England
CBS TV
New York
Army Post picks first Mexican American as assistant secretary
Daniel T. M. Luevano, deputy director of the California Justice Department, will be named assistant secretary of the Army by President Johnson. The selection makes him the first Mexican American to hold a subcabinet post, with White House confirmation noted Monday.
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ARMY
Daniel ™. Luevano
California Department of Justice
Johnson
Luevano
White House
Cyprus Crisis Moves to Security Council Mediation
The six nonpermanent Security Council members Bolivia Brazil Czechoslovakia Ivory Coast Morocco and Norway take over Cyprus crisis mediation after Thant’s peace plan failed. They seek a mutual formula to end Greek Turkish fighting and constitutional disputes to avert possible Greek Turkish intervention and wider Mediterranean war.
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UPI
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L-Nation Council
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Ivory Coast
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Norway
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Turkey
Mediterranean
Carlos Alfredo Bernardes
Bernardes
Northwest Orient jet lands safely after engine trouble
A Northwest Orient Boeing 720 bound for Atlanta with 60 aboard developed engine trouble shortly after takeoff from Miami. The plane circled for 49 minutes, dumped fuel, and landed safely without danger of explosion.
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Northwest Orient
Atlanta
Johnson daughter prefers Luci spelling for name
President Johnson's 16 year old daughter has asked that her name be spelled Luci rather than Lucy. A family spokesman said she has signed letters Luci for some time and that either form is now acceptable.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Luci
Lucy
Kingston burglar jailed for five years in Hatherill home break in
Albert McMillan aged 32 was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to burglary. He broke into the country house owned by Commander George Hatherill chief of Scotland Yard in Kingston England.
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Kingston
England
UPI
Albert McMillan
George Hatherill
Scotland Yard
Gas Explosion Kills Miners at Vorkuta Mine No. 1
Pravda reports a methane gas explosion at Vorkuta in the northern Urals killed several miners. The Central Committee and Council of Ministers offered condolences to surviving families in a brief three paragraph note.
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Moscow
UPI
Urals
Vorkuta
Pravda
Communist Party
Central Committee
Council of Ministers
Goldwater Skips Oklahoma Republican Convention
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater will not attend the Oklahoma state Republican convention on Saturday due to a scheduling conflict. Campaign manager Dick Kleindienst will speak in his stead as Goldwater heads to New Hampshire for the presidential primary, with delegates likely pledged to Goldwater.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
GOP
Bill Burkett
Burkett
Dick Kleindienst
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Oklahoma
Harlow given suspended term for grass fire
Dale Harlow age 22 received a three year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to setting a grass fire. District Judge J C Cornett issued the sentence. Harlow was arrested Sunday near his Hominy area home as Osage County officers report several recent fires in the vicinity.
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Dale Harlow
Dist
J. C. Cornett
Harlow
Hominy
Osage
Former Coach Enters Senate Race as Goldwater Conservative
Bud Wilkinson, famed Oklahoma football coach, launched a Republican bid for the U S Senate touring Guymon Beaver and Laverne Boise City among others. He seeks conservative governance and criticizes federal bureaucracy while planning to visit at least 30 of Oklahoma's 77 counties before the primary.
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Bud Wilkinson
Election Board
U. S. Senate
Wilkinson
Senate
J. Howard Edmondson
Okla
Boise City
Mary
Goldwater
Washington
President’s Council On Physical Fitness
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