Khrushchev Keeps Aloof In Showdown
Moscow reports Khrushchev met in Kiev with Paul Henri Spaak to ease East West tensions and demonstrate aloofness from the Sino Soviet showdown. Podgorny and Zorin attended while in Moscow Chinese and Soviet delegates held a separate session at a walled villa with heavy security. Chen Yi urged unity and warned against an East West split.
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Reinhold G.ensz
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kiev
Paul- Henri Spaak
Belgium
NATO
Tass
Germany
West Berlin
West
Spaak
Presidium
Nikolai Podgorny
Valerian Zorin
Chen Yi
Peking
Red China
Chen
United States
Yugoslavia
China
Soviet Union
David To Lose His Cast Tuesday three Charged In Theft Case
A two story window fall left 22 month old David Hooper with a broken left forearm. His cast is to be removed Tuesday. Separately three suspects were charged with second degree burglary for stealing tools and equipment from Suddreth Construction Co. including an engineering transit and electric drill.
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David
Hooper
Sheriff's Department
Suddreth Construction Co
Special Sessions Court
Raymond Roy Lewis
James Allen Lewis
New York
Jerry Tom Hill
Don Cunningham
DeLoy Misel
Three Die In Oklahoma Holiday Road Toll Update
United Press International reports eight people died in Oklahoma during the Fourth of July holiday period bringing the 1963 toll to 335. Victims include Grafton M. Draper 56 of Oklahoma City Arthur W. Andrews 57 of Stillwater and Betty Jean Sawyer 36 of Tulsa.
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United Press International
Oklahoma
Grafton M. Draper
Oklahoma City
Arthur W. Andrews
Stillwater
Betty Jean Sawyer
Tulsa
Draper
Interstate 35
Moore
Cleo Milburn
Norman
Andrews
S. H. 33
Guthrie
A. B. McDonald
Ponca City
Sawyer
New Mannford
Melvin Sawyer
Alecia Barker Wells
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma Holiday Fatalities Reach Eight. Weekend Traffic Examined
Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports eight deaths and 86 injuries on rural roads during the 4 day Independence Day weekend. The period 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday saw 186 accidents outside city limits. Patrol arrested 1,532 motorists for traffic violations and issued 3,980 warnings while assisting 3,014 drivers.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Sooner Cotton Acreage Dips
The Agriculture Department reports Oklahoma farmers planted 625000 acres of cotton this year, down 30000 from 1962, due to a reduced national acreage allotment. Oklahoma's allotment is 757000 versus 847000 last year, with about 90 percent planted of 694000 allotted. The rest sits in the soil bank. Nationally, 14856000 acres have been planted, down 9 percent from last year, with the first state production estimate due in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Oklahoma
U S Climbers Given Honors For Everest Feats
President Kennedy awarded the Hubbard Medal to American Everest conquerors after their 1963 expedition. Nineteen U S climbers attended the ceremony, including four of the five summit team, with five sherpas present led by Norman G Dyhrenfurth. Dr William F Unsoeld attended remotely due to frostbite while recuperating in Katmandu.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hubbard
National Geographic Society
Newang Gumbu
James W. Whittaker
William F. Unsoeld
Peace Corps
Nepal
Katmandu
Norman G. Dyhrenfurth
Santa Monica
Calif
Cotton Acreage Drops Under Federal Control Plan
The Agriculture Department says this year's planted cotton acreage reached 14 856 000 acres, down 9 percent from last year under a federal control program to curb surpluses. A first production estimate will be issued August 8. if yields match last year, output could reach about 13 073 000 bales. Oklahoma planted 625 000 acres, 92.6 percent of 1961-62 levels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Oklahoma
Ouster actions dropped against four Oklahoma City officials
District Judge Jess Miracle dismissed grand jury ouster actions against four Oklahoma City councilmen and former City Manager Robert T. Luttrell. He ruled Luttrell’s case moot after his July 1 departure and quashed charges against the councilmen for improper signing and service, with appeals and refiled charges forthcoming.
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Oklahoma City
Jess Miracle
Okemah
Robert T. Luttrell
Miracle
State Supreme Court
Luttrell
Oklahoma
Atty
John A. Mick
James Haros
Death Suspect Is Arraigned In Evers Murder
Byron de la Beckwith, 42, a Greenwood fertilizer salesman and segregationist, pleads not guilty to charges in the 1963 slaying of Mississippi NAACP leader Medgar Evers. He was arraigned before Circuit Judge Leon Hendrick as a 17 white and one Black grand jury indicted him.
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Jackson, Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Mississippi
Medgar W. Evers
Beckwith
Greenwood
Leon Hendrick
Bill Waller
Citizens Council
Hinds County
Boat Regulation Meeting On Tap In City Council Room
Oklahoma Waterways Patrol officers will meet at 10 30 a m Tuesday in the city council room to explain state boat operation rules. Lake Lawtonka and Lake Ellsworth patrols and concession staff will attend led by Councilman Blunt Zorger with state supervisor Layton Stich and patrolmen Kenneth McConnell and Bob Pike. Citizens may ask questions and suggest corrections without arrests for violations.
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Oklahoma Waterways Patrol
Blunt Zorger
Fish and Game Committee
Lake Lawtonka
Lake Ellsworth
Zorger
Layton Stich
Kenneth McConnell
Bob Pike
Riot ends after two hours with Capt Cowdin dead
Rioting subsides after Capt Cowdin's death is announced. Twenty six youths are arraigned in the jail kitchen on charges including disorderly conduct bonds set at 100 dollars. Two charged with resisting arrest and one with impersonating an officer. Several claim exhaustion or humor as they await July court dates. Beer hall operators report sales of about nine hundred 24 bottle cases.
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Rickart
Cowdin
Wayne Loughridge
Garnett
Viet Nam Writer Nhat Linh Dies by Poison Before Trial
Nguyen Tuong Tam known as Nhat Linh, 38, Vietnam’s leading writer, killed himself in Saigon hospital just before his trial for alleged complicity in the 1960 coup against President Ngo Dinh Diem. He left a testament condemning Diem’s rule as police clashed with reporters nearby.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
South
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nguyen Tuong Tam
Nhat Linh
Diem
Tam
Walkout Follows Unions Rejection of Settlement Plan
Bitterly disappointed unions rejected Wirtz plan calling for 20 days of talks to craft a short term solution on two issues and a two year test. Government would decide unresolved items and neutral arbitrators settle remaining after two years. Unions called it compulsory arbitration and urged real bargaining.
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Wirtz
Body Of Boy Found In Icebox In New Rochelle
Seven year old Charles Elliot left to play hide and seek Saturday and was found Sunday dead in an abandoned refrigerator in a garage. Authorities investigated to determine the cause and reason for the tragedy.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Charles Elliot
95th In Second Week Of Camp In Louisiana
Reservists in the 95th Division begin their second week of summer camp at Fort Polk Louisiana with more inspection tours planned. Col Louis DeNoya commander of the Oklahoma sector of the XIX Army Corps arrives for a three day inspection.
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FT. Polk
95Th
Louis DeNoya
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
XIX Army Corps
Zanzibar Votes for New Government on Road to Independence
Zanzibar voters chose a new government today as the island seeks independence from Britain contingent on political stability. The outcome could determine the path toward self rule for the spice island.
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Zanzibar
Spice Island
Britain
Officials Prepare Hearings On Civil Rights Program
Sen. Magnuson announced witnesses for the civil rights program hearings. Secretary of State Rusk and mayors of Atlanta and Salisbury will testify, with Sen. Thurmond and Gov. of South Carolina among others to follow. Archibald Cox and Anthony Celebrezze are listed for testimony as hearings reopen.
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Warren G. Magnuson
D Wash
Commerce Committee
Dean Rusk
Atlanta
Salisbury
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Magnuson
South Carolina
Anthony J. Celebrezze
House Judiciary Committee
Marshall
Sicily Steps Up Drive On Mafia
The war against the Sicilian Mafia gained momentum over the weekend. Police raids in half a dozen Palermo suburbs marked as hotbeds of the gangland organization led to the detention of more than 200 suspects.
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Associated Press
Palermo
Sicily
South Vietnamese government reports raid by Communist raiders
The government said 100 Communist raiders crossed from Cambodia into Vietnam last Friday and stole cash clothes jewelry and cattle.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Soviet Ukraine Premier Demoted to Regional Party Post
Vladimir Shcherbitsky, premier of Soviet Ukraine since 1961, has been demoted to a regional Communist party position. The move broadens leadership reshaping Ukraine’s top political team amid ongoing power shifts within the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Vladimir Shcerbitsky
Ukraine
Communist Party
Subscription Rates for Lawton Carrier Service and Mail
Rates for Morning Press and Constitution editions in Lawton area, plus mail subscriptions across counties. Details show monthly carrier costs, per copy prices, and yearly mail rates for in and out of state addresses, including tax remarks and miscellaneous notes.
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Lawton
Constitution
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Caddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson Counties
Mo. Mo
Press & Sunday
Const. Press & Sun
Constitution Press
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Jimmy Johnson
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