School Election Reform Passes in Fiery Oklahoma Debate
Oklahoma Senate approves a bill to require secret ballots and reform school elections by 24 to 15. Key sponsors were Sens. Fred Harris Dillard, Alfred Stevenson, Dewey Bartlett, Clee Rogers. Debate cited current practices and legality of watchers vs. held votes.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
House
Senate
Fred Harris
Lawton
Alfred Stevenson
Holdenville
Dewey Bartlett
Tulsa
Cleeta John Rogers
State Board of Education
Rogers
Leroy McClendon
Idabel
Oklahoma Senate Passes HB 819 School Election Law
The Oklahoma Senate approved HB 819, governing school election laws, by a 24 to 15 vote. Aye votes included Bartlett Belvin Ber rang Breeden Field Garrison Garvin Graves Harris Kerr Loll ar McComas McSpadden Mull drow Murphy Nichols Payne Roger Romang Schoeb Stevenson Wilkerson Williams Wilson. No votes came from Allen Bohannon Cobb Ham Hamilton Haworth McClendon McColgin Ritzhaupt Stipe Trent. Absent were Baldwin Beecher Cowden Pazoureck Tipps.
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Oklahoma City
UPS
Senate
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Belvin
Berrang
Breeden
Field
Garrison
Garvin
Graves
Harris
Kerr
Lollar
McComas
McSpadden
Muldrow
Murphy
Nichols
Payne
Roger
Romang
Schoeb
Stevenson
Wilkerson
Williams
Wilson
NO — Allen
Bohannon
Cobb
Steven Ham
Hamilton
Haworth
McClendon
McColgin
Ritzhaupt
Stipe
Trent
Baldwin
Beecher
Cowden
Pazoureck
Tipps
Woman Suspect In Murder Case Freed On Bond
A 54 year old Oklahoma City woman Margaret Ann Pearson was released on $15 000 bond after being charged with the murder of her stepfather Martin Carriker 74 a retired Oklahoma City businessman Raymond Henry McCoy 18 and Alexander Peoples 32 also charged but remaining jailed in the shooting case Peoples was a caretaker for Carriker who was killed last week by a rifle attack.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Margaret Ann Pearson
Raymond Henry McCoy
Alexander Peoples
Martin Carriker
McCoy
Carriker
Peoples
Subscription Rates for Lawton Area Daily and Sunday Press
The Morning Press and Sunday rates list Const. & Sunday and Press & Sunday plans with several regional pricing tiers. Mail subscriptions cover Comanche, Cotton, Tillman, Kiowa, Caddo, Grady, Stephens, Jefferson, and Jackson Counties with yearly and monthly figures. Additional notes include box delivery charges, outside Oklahoma rates, and per copy pricing where applicable.
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Lawton
Constitution
Constitution Press
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Caddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson Counties
Oklahoma
Funeral Rites for Mildred Irene Maguire Held in Apache
Funeral rites for Mildred Irene Maguire 34 were held at 2 30 p m Sunday in the First Baptist church with Rev Russell Murrell and Rev B F Jones officiating. Burial followed at Fairview cemetery under Crews funeral home. Bearers were Alvey Gill Sam Schartzer Wayne Atkins J C Tiffie John Holcomb Earl McCay.
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Mildred Irene Maguire
First Baptist Church
Russell Murrell
B. F. Jones
First Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Crews
Funeral services for George T. Kuntz
George T. Kuntz, 71, died Thursday at West Point Nebraska. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Dalton Funeral Home chapel Fletcher burial in Fletcher Cemetery. Officiating was Rev. Bob Lovejoy. Beavers named as pallbearers include Paul Griffin, R. C. Brooks, Charles Whitfield, W. W. Sewell, Charlies Stepp, and J. C. McGee.
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Fletcher
George T. Kuntz
Dalton Funeral Home
Fletcher Cemetery
Bob Lovejoy
Fletcher First Baptist Church
Mr. Kuntz
West Point
Neb
Beavers
Paul Griffin
R. C. Brooks
Charles Whitfield
W. W. Sewell
Charlies Stepp
J. C. McGee
Emperor dedicates Soviet built school in Bahr Dar
Emperor Haile Selassie dedicates a Soviet built technical school in Bahr Dar, Ethiopia, for 1,000 students on Tuesday. He says the school will aid Ethiopia in advancing its technical capabilities and industry.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
UPT
Haile Selassie
Bahr Dar
Seil
National Spelling Bee Finals Enter Final Elimination Phase
Sixty nine finalists from 68 communities in 17 cities compete in the 36th annual National Spelling Bee sponsored by Scripps-Howard. Texas leads with nine champions, Ohio eight, while prize money ranges from 100 up to 1000 dollars. The final two days decide the champion with words like periphrasis erysipelas and bacchanalian spelling challenges.
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Washington
UPI
Scripps-Howard
U.S
Alaska
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Michael Day
St. Louis
Nettie Crawford
el Paso
Vivian Salazar
Amarillo
Tex
Globe News
David Levenson
Steven Palmer
Wichita Falls
Record News and Times
Richard R. Baker
University of Dayton
Dayton
New York City
Coronalp Tablet Promises Gentle Overnight Constipation Relief
Advertises New Coronalp tablets with a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action. Claims to restore bowel regularity overnight and improve wellbeing after introduction size 430.
Guard unit flies over pool as summer camp draws scrutiny
At Hutchinson Kansas the 137th Air National Guard Transport Company members conduct summer camp nearby. Drivers report heavy helicopter traffic over the private swimming club area. Dressing rooms lack roofs drawing attention from club members.
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