Secrecy Clouds Report On Smoking Health Link
Washington UPI A forthcoming Public Health Service report on smoking and health will be released with strict secrecy. Reporters will be confined from 9:30 a.m. until noon at the State Department auditorium to study and question the panel. The compiled studies point toward a link between smoking and lung cancer heart disease emphysema and respiratory ailments.
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Washington
UPI
The
Public Health Service
State Department
Luther Terry
Hospital Admits Six Patients in Southwestern Area
Southwestern hospital reports admissions of six patients: Terry D. Leonhardt four, Cecilia Brown eleven, Bennie Gipson, Mrs. John Littlefield, Mrs. Jess Reece, and Mrs. Rex Sherman all listed as medical. Additional entries include Floyd Doty of Walters and John F. Noliner with listed addresses.
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Terry D. Leonhardt
Lawrence Leonhardt
Cecilia Brown
Paul Brown
Summit
Bennie Gipson
John Littlefield
S. 49Th
Jess Reece
Rex Sherman
Ash
Floyd Doty
Walters
John F. Noliner
Judges Study Plea On Oklahoma Redistricting Stay
A three judge federal panel in Oklahoma City considers a request by state senators to stay the July 17 reapportionment order. The filing comes from Jim Rinehart of EFL Reno, who represents senators previously appealing to the U S Supreme Court. The court’s plan set equal population for both houses and directs the election board to accept filings for 1964. The seating count remains contested with the Senate constitutionally listed at 44 by the federal court versus 60 by the state supreme court, while appeals to the high court continue. The stay request faces early argued opposition from Delmer Stagner representing reapportionment supporters.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Jim Rinehart
EFL Reno
Rinehart
U. S. Supreme Court
Delmer Stagner
Oklahoma
State Election Board
Oklahoma Senate
State Supreme Court
Senate
State Attorney General
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Cement Official Rites Set Today
AD A AP Funeral services were held today for Murrell O Matthews 70 executive vice president of Ideal Cement Co who died Saturday night in Denver of an undisclosed illness Matthews a Denver resident had served as executive vice president since 1952 He moved to Ada from Texas and attended local schools
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ADA
Murrell O. Matthews
Ideal Cement Co
Denver
Ideal
Matthews
Texas
Stolen Presidential Letters Recovered From Detroit Suitcases
FBI recovers historical papers worth over 500000, including 50 Monroe letters from 1818 to 1820, seized from Robert Bradford Murphy and Elizabeth Murphy in Detroit. The couple faces interstate transportation and theft charges, with bonds set at 25000 and 10000 respectively, and prior warrants in Pensacola for wire and mail fraud. Indictments cited in Scranton, Camden, and Springfield.
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Detroit
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Archives
Washington
FBI
Robert Bradford Murphy
Elizabeth
Murphys
Bernard C. Brown
Phillip Bauer
Philip Mason
Wayne State University
Brown
Monroe
Pensacola
Fla
Murphy
William Holzman Co
New York City
Scranton
Camden
N.J
Springfield
Ohio
Oil Output Shows Drop Despite Louisiana Gain
U S oil production fell last week to an average of 7 499 515 barrels per day a decline of 9825 from the prior week Louisiana output under the January quota averaged about 1 491 825 barrels daily up from 1 470 270 in December Oklahoma declined by 34 750 barrels to 512 000 Kansas fell to 298 980 from 390 500 Texas rose modestly to 2 618 450 from 2 614 200.
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TULSA
U. S
Louisiana
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Cold cash thieve trio hoodwinks Van Nuys doctor
Two men posing as salesmen entered Dr. Marvin Silverman’s home in Van Nuys California and stole $9 000 in cash from his refrigerator The burglars apparently knew his hiding spot and went directly to the icebox to grab the money police reported
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van Nuys. Calif
UPI
Marvin Silverman
Silverman
Lady Bird Johnson Visits Hard Hit Wilkes-Barre Mines Area
First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson will fly to Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on Saturday to inspect area redevelopment projects and dedicate a new research center at Wilkes College funded by 400000 dollars in federal aid. William Batt ARA administrator accompanies her. Frank Graham will deliver the main address.
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Washington
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Wilkes-Barre
Area Redevelopment Agency
ARA
Wilkes College
Wilkes- Barre
William Batt
Eugene Farley
Frank Graham
North Carolina
Johnson Long
Charleston
W.va
Funeral Rites for Miller Children Planned at Church
Funeral services for Rufus Howard Miller six months old and Donna Jean Miller thirteen months old, children of Sp4 and Mrs Rufus Miller of 126 East Columbia, who perished in a house fire, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Church of God in Christ with James Stewart officiating and burial in Highland Cemetery under Jefferson Funeral Home supervision.
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Rufus Howard Miller
Donna Jean Miller
Sp4
Rufus Miller
E. Columbia
Church of God In Christ
James Stewart
Highland Cemetery
Jefferson Funeral Home
Guard Unit Plans Drill
Guard Unit Plans Drill for the Oklahoma National Guard at 7:50 p.m. today in the armory at Sixth and Cache Road. Training covers ordnance parts records maintenance of M62 wrecker 106mm recoilless rifle electromagnetism and controls of M59 armored personnel carrier. Instructors include S Sgt Billy D Price S Sgt Donald G Poolaw Sgt Walter E Bard Sp5 Marty J Childers Sp4 Albert L Johnson. assistants Sp5 Pepper N Moore Sp5 John J Jacques Sp5 Francis McKinney Jr Sp4 Frank Brown Sp4 Lonnie P Clowdus.
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Oklahoma National Guard
Sixth
Cache Road
Billy D. Price
Donald G
Poolaw
Walter E. Bard
Marty J. Childers
Albert L. Johnson
Pepper N. Moore
John J. Jacques
Francis McKinney Jr
Frank Brown
Lonnie P. Clowdus
Honorary Member Added To U S Air Force Squadron
Delphine Wakes, 19, one of three women studying aeronautical engineering at Imperial College, was made an honorary member Monday of the U S Air Force 494th Tactical Fighter Squadron at Lakenheath England.
Oxford City Council Rejects Asphalt Cobblestone Plan
Oxford city council defeats a proposal to pave Merton Street with asphalt. The plan would have covered the cobbles but repairs would cost about $3,000 more than asphalt, according to UPI.
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Oxford
England
UPI
Merton Street
Share-The-Fun Festival Ready
The annual 4 H Share The Fun Festival will be held at 6 30 p m Jan 20 in the Came ron college auditorium. Mrs Clara Kelley home demonstration agent announced today. Each county 4 H club may enter one group number and one individual number with age and role rules for senior and junior divisions. Top groups and a top individual advance to the district festival. Acts must be six minutes or less with emcees Kathy Dossey and Carol Carter.
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Cameron College
Clara Kelley
Kelley
Kathy Dossey
Carol Carter
Kathy
4-H Council
Carol
Company Sells Oklahoma City Candies Unit
Bay uk Cigars Inc said it sold its Oklahoma City subsidiary Walter Williams Bunte Candies to Williams and associate Robert McLain for an undisclosed price.
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Philadelphia
Bayuk Cigars, Inc
Oklahoma City
Walter Williams-Bunte Candies
Williams
Robert McLain
Cyprus Accepts U.N. Observer for Cease-Fire
Archbishop Makarios approved allowing a United Nations observer to police the Cyprus cease-fire between Greek and Turkish communities. The conflict has killed over 200 since last month, with renewed fears of bloodshed as Omorphita homes burned and four postal workers were briefly detained in the Turkish quarter.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
UPI
Makarios
Cyprus
United Nations
Omorphita
Nicosia
Fazil Kuchuk
Kuchuk
U.N
Patrick Dean
Britain
Thant
State to Seek Highway Bids on Three Projects
Oklahoma state highway commission voted to advertise bids on 16.2 million dollars of projects over the next two months. A 1.6 million dollar project for Oklahoma Citys crosstown expressway was added in January. A February letting for 9.86 million and a tentative March letting for 6.38 million were approved.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
State Highway Commission
Crosstown
Gas shortage forces halt of Green Howards field exercise
Out of gas halted a field exercise by the 45th Green Howards Battalion in Scarborough England. Lt. Col. Claude Bunett called the incident terrible for the troops.
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Scarborough
Eng
Farmer Dies as Son Is Charged With Murder
Alva, Oklahoma, Earnest Barnes, 55, died from four gunshot wounds after a December 26 shooting on the family farm. His son Jimmy Dean Barnes, 17, is charged with murder and grand larceny in the pistol theft. He is jailed in Woods County pending arraignment after allegedly initially claiming ownership of the pistol.
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ALVA
UPI
Earnest Barnes
Jimmy Dean Barnes
Woods County
Barnes
Woods Co. Atty
Dean Linder
Linder
Young Barnes
School Acts To Be Aired In Dallas Seminar Discusses Federal Education Acts
About 350 educators from seven states gather in Dallas to hear how three major government acts affect schools. Oklahoma is represented as seminars outline Higher Education Facilities Act funds of nearly 12 billion over three years, Vocational Education Act boosts aid by 57 million annually plus 731 million over four years, and Mental Retardation Facilities Act allocates 51.5 million for research and training teachers of handicapped children.
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Dallas
Oklahoma
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