Two Plead Innocent To Spy Charge
A man and a woman pleaded innocent in federal court to espionage charges linked to spying for the Soviet Union through using American names to conceal identities. The four suspects including Ivan D. Egorov and Aleksandra were arrested in July and held without bail. Trial dates were set and indictments allege they conspired to relay U S defense information on atomic weapons and rocket sites.
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Joy Ann Baltch
Center
Brooklyn
Washington, D.C
New York
UPI
Soviet Union
Ivan D. Egorov
Aleksandra
FBI
Egorovs
Washington
Robert K. Baltch
Joh Ann Garber
Connecticut
U.S
Egorov
United Nations Secretariat
Railroads and unions back payroll tax hike to save retirement fund
Informants report a secret agreement to push Congress to raise payroll taxes on railroads and workers. The plan would lift the earnings base from 400 to 50 dollars monthly, adding about 89 million dollars yearly to fund the railroad retirement and unemployment programs.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
American Railroad Association
Madill GI Carl Ballard's Body Flown Home After Tragic Death
Mrs. C. C. Ballard of Madill awaits the return of her son Spec. 5 Carl Ballard 22 after he was killed in Viet Nam in an accidental skirmish involving American troops. The Pentagon informed her by phone the body would be sent home at once amid prior complaints about information received. Ballard left a wife and seven month old daughter at home as the case stirred concern over the incident and military handling.
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Madill
UPI
C. C. Ballard
Washington
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Richard Six
Madillan
Ballard
Cambridge Tensions Ease As Kennedy Aide Seeks Solutions
United Press International reports Burke Marshall met Cambridge leaders and Maryland officials for nine hours in Washington to address racial tensions. Progress was described as considerable though details were not disclosed. Other national actions included protests over job discrimination in Brooklyn and school desegregation battles in South Carolina Mississippi and Tennessee.
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Justice Department
Washington
Cambridge
Burke Marshall
Maryland
Marshall
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago Board of Education
Columbia
S.C
Liquor Board Trio to Stand Trial Over Secret Meeting
Three Alcoholic Beverage Control Board members Hengley Warren and Flick were ordered to stand trial in September on charges of an illegally closed meeting. Defense sought to dismiss the misdemeanor counts but were denied.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
J. M. Hengley
Tulsa
William Warren
Holdenville
Carl Flick
Muskogee
ABC
Dwain Box
Hengley
Warren
Flick
Capital valuation tops Tulsa County in Oklahoma
Oklahoma County Deputy Assessor Don Wilson said on Monday that Oklahoma County’s gross valuation is about 514 million dollars, surpassing Tulsa County’s 491 million. He cited a 32 million dollar rise driven by a building boom in homes, business, and industry.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Tulsa County
Oklahoma
Don Wilson
Wilson
Skim Milk Delivers Protein Similar To Whole Milk
Skimmed milk provides as much protein as whole milk while a glass holds 90 calories compared with 165 for whole milk.
Russia Drives Portugal Debate in U N Security Council
In New York Russia seized a chance to join the Security Council discussion on Portugal and South Africa. Liberia’s J Rudolf Grimes and Tunisia’s Mong Slim opened the case with other Africans slated to speak as the council hears calls for U N discipline over apartheid and colonial policies.
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N.Y
UPD
Russia
Security Council
Portugal
North Atlantic Alliance
Addis Ababa
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U.N
South Africa
U.S
William Worthy
Baltimore
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Worthy
J. Rudolf Grimes
Liberia
Mong Slim
Tunisia
Madagascar
Sierra Leone
Victor Mindana
John Karefa-Smart
Parole Plea For Slayer Sidetracked
The state pardon and parole board rejected Cecil C. Gettings clemency for six months with a trustee period and a future hearing. Also denied parole for Jasper Winninegar and a day leave for Bernice Scott amid controversy with Gov. Bellman. Paroles were recommended for Buber Arthur Carole Bayhylle George Ellis and L. D. Jones. medical and other leaves approved for Chapman and Kingfisher County inmates.
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UPS
State Pardon and Parole Board
Cecil C. Gettings
Gettings
Beaver County
Roehm West
Tulsa
Henry Bellman
West
Merle Lansden
Bellman
Jasper Lee Winninegar
Bryan County
Bernice Scott
Jackson County
George Edward Ellis
Tulsa County
L. D. Jones
Oklahoma County
George Brath
Stephens County
Auto Chapman
Kingfisher County
Robry
Classified ADS Classified Rates
Rates for insertions in the Constitution and Morning Press explained. Ads are counted per word and address terms as separate words. Extra 50 cent box number service. minimum ten words per ad. multiple insertions priced per word per day.
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Constitution
Morning Press
Constitution and Morning Press
Unford 2 Bedroom House For Rent With Yard
Unford offers a 2 bedroom house with large kitchen carpeted near Gate 3 fenced yard $8 monthly rent. Contact EL5-1635 1115 Taylor for details. Also listed 4 room unfurnished with water paid $55 and other rentals including 3 bedroom unfurnished with garage fenced yard available August 1st at 266 North 19th. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house with utility and dining room stove refrigerator and water paid $79.50 at 4 G contact ELS SHHS.
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Williams
Lee
Gore
Brookland
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Inquire Waggoner
Cache Road
Washington
North 35Th
Cache
Eisenhower
Water & Gar
Bill Smith Agency
Cache Rd
Trautre
Preliminary hearing set for Charles Hiskey in Midwest City murder
Charles Hiskey, 24, a former Tucumcari truck driver and dairy worker, faces a preliminary hearing Wednesday for the death of 17 year old Vicki Jean Hill in Midwest City last April. Hill befriended Hiskey and her husband had aided his car start and shared meals with them before the slaying.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Charles Lewis Hiskey
Tucumcari
N. M
Midwest City
Hiskey
Vicki Jean Hill
Brazilian Nuke Official Plans Soviet Visit
Prof Marcelo Dami, director of Brazil's National Nuclear Energy Commission, will soon visit the Soviet Union as a guest of the Soviet government, an official announcement said Monday.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Marcelo Dami
Brazil
National Nuclear Energy Commission
Soviet Union
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