Civil rights clash over public accommodations bill heats up
Senate leaders clash with Southerners over a federal public accommodations measure aimed at desegregation of private businesses. Kennedy supports federal action while Dirksen favors persuasion. Administration officials defend action as necessary amid broader civil rights protests and slow local progress.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Dirksen
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Kennedy
House Judiciary
Senate Commerce Committee
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
House
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Lawton auditorium board to review policy and budgets
The new Lawton auditorium board under Mayor Gilley plans to draft policies and study finances. Councilman Jerry Brandon urged doubling the auditorium budget to 7 530 and urged weekly meetings. Endorsed by Raulston and with honorary Fort Sill members Arla Guild and Gordon Cubbison, the board will study rental rates and operations of comparable civic venues.
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Jones
Jerry Brandon
Brandon
Gilley
Arla Guild
Fort Sill Special Services Entertainment Division
Gordon Cubbison
Fort Sill
Raulston
Lawton
Vadie Taylor
Ofce
Governor Bellmon and Oklahoma budget clash at Central State
In Norman at Central State Hospital Bellmon asserts the governor will oversee selecting a permanent director while McCarty seeks an attorney general opinion on the legality of Bellmon's veto of the school construction bill. McCarty hints at recalling the bill from the secretary of state and diverting a $200000 contingency fund appropriation.
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Central State Hospital
Norman
Governor's Office
Bellmon
McCarty
Secretary of State
Bellman
Oklahoma Natural Gas Seeks Rate Hike
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. seeks a 4.2 million dollar annual rate increase, about 80 cents per month per customer for 421,000 customers, to cover higher costs and fund replacement and expansion. A July 30 hearing was set by the Corporation Commission as auditors review the books.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
Corporation Commission Today
Oklahoma Natural
Corporation Commission
Harold Freeman
Commission
Tulsa
ONG
Harry A. Eddins
Police Court Casts Today Dispositions by Municipal Judge Oaks
A list of police court cases disposed of by Municipal Judge J Merle Oaks includes drivers and pedestrians from multiple streets and towns. Fines range from 5 to 29 dollars with bonds forfeited in several speeding and reckless driving matters and offenses such as public drunkenness and profane language.
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J. Merle Oaks
Joe B. Franks
Summit
Charles White Antelope
Cache
Fred Turner
Joe Dean Corrin
S. Eighth
James D. Crain
Dearborn
Frank C. Fitch
Annie Johnson
Bell
Edna Ruth Johnson
New York
Archie Carpenter
Garfield
Troy Terry Braien
Lawton
Henning A. Clements
Pollard
David W. Mallow
Jefferson
Larry E. Graham
James D. Briley
Ross A. Cromby
Arlington
Oklahoma summer family finance workshop speakers named
Mrs Opal Clare Tomlinson a junior high school teacher will attend the 1963 summer family finance workshop at the University of Oklahoma Norman Topics include money banking savings and investments.
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Opal Clare
Tomlinson
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Poorly Named Street Drive To Rename Poverty Lane
Residents along Poverty Lane in West Salem Polk County petitioned the court to change the street name citing feelings of humiliation and a desire for a more dignified address. The effort centers on community concerns and legal proceedings in Dallas Oregon.
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Dallas, Ore
UPI
Poverty Lane
West Salem
Polk County
Kennedy presses Italians as Leone government wobbles
President Kennedy arrives in Rome after talks in Ireland and Germany amid a shaky Leone administration awaiting parliamentary approval. He says Italy is vital to European security and world peace and plans a private audience with Pope Paul before NATO talks in Naples.
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Leone
Salinger
Kennedy
Washington
Rome
Fiumicino
England
Harold Macmillan
Ireland
Germany
U. S
West Germany
Berlin
Quirinale
Segni
Bellagio
Malpensa
Italy
Atlantic Alliance
United States
Europe
Pope Paul
Naples
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Macmillan
London
Burial Insurance Sold By Mail
Old line legal reserve life insurance offers a $1,000 policy without medical exam for ages 40 to 90. No agent will call. free information with no obligation. Send name address and year of birth to Central Security Life Insurance Co Dept K-182 Fort Worth Texas.
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OLD Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Central Security Life Insurance Co
Dept
West Rosedale
Fort Worth 4
Texas
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Akron
Ohio
Tommy
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Robert King Hatcher
S. Charley Bullard
S. Patricia E. Jordan
Mary Anita Flowers
Red’s Fireworks Stands
Cache Road
Lawton LP Gas Co
Lee & 27Th St
2Nd St
Hiway
Duncan
Lee's Cafe
Sullivan Village
Clanton Parklane
H. O
RED” Ahlschlager
Owner
Peronsal
Coronaio
Lonato
Home Furnishings Daily
Poy
Ken
Sra
F Striedrich
Friedrich
P. Friedrich
Espriedrich
Elliott
Howell
Richard Strait
Ferris Dial
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Kinoie
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