Kennedy urges students toward peace after mob scene
A police lieutenant suffered hypertension amid a hot mob scene as Kennedy greeted teens playfully. A physician aided the crowd and Teehan revived. others were silenced by a stirring speech urging future leaders to work for peace and a fair chance for all.
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Kennedy seeks tax on foreign stock buys to curb gold outflow
President Kennedy asks Congress to impose a 2 to 15 percent excise tax on purchases of securities issued by governments and businesses in 22 industrialized countries to stem the flow of American savings abroad. The move aims to cut the U S balance of payments deficit, with IMF currency draws and other steps planned to reduce the deficit over 18 months.
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Eastern Turnpike delays stall bond papers and Cyril interchange push
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority officials report no progress on necessary documents for the Eastern Turnpike bond purchase as underwriters’ attorneys delay. Governor Bellmon supports moving ahead with a Cyril interchange and a committee studies turning films about the state toll roads, with two proposed 16mm color films costing about 15000 dollars.
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Marvin Millard
Tulsa
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Henry Bellmon
Caddo County
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Southwestern
Turner and
Will Rogers
H. E. Bailey
Texas
Lawton
Millard
Bailey
Cyril
Bellman
Authority
W. D. Hoback
John Kilpatrick
Sam Vierson
Okmulgee
Carl Stevenson
Edmondsons Farm Agency Spending Hit
Oklahoma City UPI report details a state audit covering July 1 1961 to March 31 1963 under Gov Edmondson era agriculture leadership. Findings cite improper itemization of travel claims 510 employees totaling 415784.35 and personal telephone charges.
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Howard Edmondson
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John M. Rogers
Department
Agriculture Board
Jack Cornelius
Edmondson
Cornelius
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Albusquerque, N. M
Caution Urged For Solar Eclipse Viewers
As a total solar eclipse nears, experts urge safe viewing practices and indirect viewing methods. The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness warns direct sun exposure can cause retinal damage, detailing sunscapes and shadow projections as safer options. Maine and other states lie along the eclipse path with partial views and TV coverage planned.
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Sill Rites Set Saturday For New Pershing Unit
The Army forms the 4th Missile Battalion, 41st Artillery at Fort Sill with Lt. Col. S. N. Fitzpatrick Jr. in command. The ceremony marks the unit becoming formed and ready for training as the second Pershing battalion. Col. Fitzpatrick’s ROTC to Auburn history noted.
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Fla
44Th Artillery
Donald L. Phipps
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Fitzpatrick
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Col
ROTC
Auburn University
1St Field Artillery Missile Brigade
Pershing
William A. Becker
U. S. Army
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C. A. Blaney
Martin Company
Orlando
Martin
Heat To Remain: Rain Hope Faint
Temperatures in southwest Oklahoma leveled off slightly on Wednesday as the U S Weather Bureau forecast continued heat with 100 degree readings this afternoon and again Friday in the Lawton area. A low near 74 is expected tonight while most of the state remains hot with fair skies and little rainfall except for a few scattered thunderstorms in the northwest late today and tonight.
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Altus Man Joins Cameron Faculty As Assistant Counselor
Dr. Richard Burch announces Altus educator Robert Butler named assistant counselor for Cameron junior college for the 1963 term. Butler, a former Altus high school counselor, will also assist dean Charles Atkins while five other new faculty join Cameron including Charles Angeletti, Loy al Farmer, Gerald Ray Kirk, Kay Helen Lucera, and Glenn V. Thomas in various departments.
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Altus High School
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Burch
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Farmer
Gerald Ray Kirk
Kay Helen Lucera
Glenn V. Thomas
Angeletti
Tulsa
University of Tulsa
Gayle Noble
Helen Carney
Florida State
Kirk
Oklahoma State University
Ruth Howell
Broken Arrow
Owasso
Lacera
Evelyn Thur
OSU
Cameron
Texas Women’s College
University of Utah
Paul Elder
Agriculture Department
Thomas
Ambush Kills 3 Americans In Viet Nam
Three American soldiers two Special Forces captains and a sergeant were killed in a Viet Cong ambush in Binh Long Province while distributing medical supplies. Three Vietnamese were wounded. The attack raises American deaths in South Vietnam to 97 since January 1961.
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U.S
South Viet Nam
Armed revolt crushed by Syrian government
In Damascus, Baathist authorities announced they crushed a civilian and discharged officer uprising led by plotters. Maj. Gen. Amin Hafez spokesman said the revolt is finished and order is restored across Syria. Plotters to face national security courts. Tanks and arms used in clashes at the capital.
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Bowles Presents China Views to Nehru in New Post
U.S. ambassador Chester Bowles met Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi for his first talks as ambassador sharing U.S. views on Communist China and broader Asia policy.
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