Oklahoma City council approves water fee hikes and pool metering
The city council raised water taps fees from 5 to 7.50 inside and 10 to 12.50 outside the city with higher rates for larger lines. It also requires water meters for properties using excess water such as pools and ponds. Mayor appointed Ralph Boyd as city planner at 550 dollars monthly.
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Eugene L. Bowman
Ralph Boyd
Norman
Boyd
U. S. Navy
Oklahoma
Bill Montgomery
Earl Austin
Austin
49Th
Cache Road
Coast Guard logs debris from missing plane Flight 293
Debris and life jackets traced to the missing Flight 293, carrying 38 service men 17 Civil Service workers 20 military dependents and crew included two stewardesses. Sorrell cutter found evidence and Hosei Maru identified a passenger suitcase as well as a life jacket. Weather hindered the search as 12 planes and four cutters scoured the gulf.
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Air Force
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Sorrell
Cmdr
Claude W. Jenkins
Andrew Foss
Seattle
Chena
Albatross
Flight 293
Military Air Transport Service
Anchorage
Pacific
Gulf
Annette Island
Alaska
Eiechikan
Federal Aviation Agency
Annette
Northwest Airlines
Northwest Orient
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Gulf of Alaska
United States
Fort Sill Soldier Killed In Auto Crash Into Home
Fort Sill soldier Spi Kemperer Garner, 22, of 3rd Target Acquisition Battalion, 26th Artillery, died after his Chevrolet left Bell Street, struck a hedge, toppled a 25 foot evergreen, and crashed into a house at 208 Fort Sill Boulevard. Police report he was pronounced dead on arrival at the Army hospital. The 233rd Oklahoma traffic death this year.
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Fort Sillman
Spi Kemperer Garner
3Rd Target Acquisition Bn
26Th Arty
Fort Sill
U. S. Army Hospital
Oklahoma
Garner
Bell
Robert E. Williams
Fort Sill Blvd
Fire Department
Sp4
Kemperer Garner
Pope John XXIII Dies After Mass At St Peter's
World leaders and faithful mourn Pope John XXIII whose four year reign sought Christian unity and peace. He died at 7 49 p m after an evening Mass in St Peter's Square as the Vatican doors closed and the bell tolled. The outpouring of tributes crossed East and West with Kennedy calling his humanity a beacon for future courage.
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Vatican
Congregation of Rites
St. Peter's Square
St. Peter's
Kennedy
United States
Khrushchev
Pope John
Pope John XXIII Dies After Prolonged Illness
The Vatican announced the death of Pope John XXIII after a year marked by illness and surgery. He had quietly suffered a stomach tumor and peritonitis but continued his duties until two weeks ago when a grave condition set in. The Italian government declared three days of national mourning and UN Secretary-General U Thant ordered the flag at half staff.
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U Thant
U.N
Pope John
May Auto Mishaps Kill 53 In State
Oklahoma City AP reports May traffic accidents in Oklahoma claimed 53 lives, equaling January and surpassing February and April. Off road crashes led with 23 fatalities, two-vehicle crashes 18, fixed-object crashes 2, pedestrians 4, a car-train collision 1, and a fall from a pickup 1.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Local Employment Office Seeks Bids on Equipment
The Oklahoma State Employment Service plans to sell surplus items including two five ton GE refrigerated air conditioners one aqua tower unit one overhead gas heater and one aluminum awning. Sealed bids judged highest and best will be opened at 10:00 A.M. June 12 1963 at 217 Will Rogers Memorial Office Oklahoma City with bid forms available in Oklahoma City and Lawton addresses indicated.
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Oklahoma State Employment Service
South 6Th Street
Lawton
Oklahoma
Will Rogers Memorial
Oklahoma City
Okiaho
Jackson
Telelight
Desegregation flashes across the South and campus actions
Reports from Tuscaloosa Huntsville Savannah Jackson and Biloxi detail desegregation efforts and resistance. Negro students plan to enroll at Huntsville and Texas A&M while White House discussions involve top executives. Savannah theaters suffer reversals under public pressure. Jackson officials move to hire Negro staff and open applications. A Biloxi judge delays ruling on a Black student’s bid to force U Mississippi Law School acceptance.
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Savannah
Florida
Farris Bryant
Bryant
Allen Thompson
Jackson
Miss
Thompson
Texas A&m
Greenville
S.C
Biloxi
Cleve McDowell
University of Mississippi Law School
Ostres Tome Tablets Promoted For Vitality Claims
Ad touts Ostres Tome Tablets as a quick fix for debility and age related weakness. Claims include increased energy, vitality, and youthful sensations with emphasis on affordability and availability at druggists. The copy targets men and women feeling rundown or aging past 40 50 or 60 seeking renewed vigor.
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Rowan
Hoffa linked to pension fund loan scheme across six states
The indictment accuses Hoffa and four associates of pressuring trustees and presenting false loan applications to obtain funds from a pension plan serving 177000 workers in about 20 states. Seven others face charges for soliciting borrowers and misrepresenting access to loans tied to Florida projects.
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Cranow
George Burris
Hyman
Kavens
Strate
Florida
Midwest
Hoffa
Burris
Vens
Burrises
Dranow
Louisiana
Alabama
Missouri
New Jersey
California
Lawton Bay Graduate Ernest F. Godlove Earns Duke BA
Ernest F. Godlove son of Mr and Mrs W W Godlove of 1901 Sheridan Rd graduated from Duke University in Durham North Carolina with a bachelor of arts degree. He plans to attend law school. Duke held its 111th commencement with graduates from 40 states and 21 foreign countries.
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Ernest F. Godlove
W. W. Godlove
Sheridan Rd
Duke University
Duke
Durham
N.C
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