ROTC Cadets Begin Six-Week Fort Sill Camp
Over a thousand ROTC cadets arrived at Fort Sill for the six-week training camp set to start Monday. About 2,300 cadets are expected, from 44 colleges across the Fourth Army area, with registration, medical checks, and gear issues underway. Col. Treneman emphasizes outstanding instruction as cadre train future U.S. Army officers.
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Guy Freeland
Arkansas Tech
Gene Caldwell
Tulane
John Berry
Oklahoma University
Bruce Holmberg
Iowa State
Fort Sill
L. 5S. Griffing
Ernest Kitchens
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Ark
U.S. Army
Iowa
Colorado
Robert A. Treneman
John J. Kenny
34Th Artillery Brigade
Cadremen
Fort Sills
Col
Treneman
Macmillan UpsSecurity After Keeler Scandal Details Emerge
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan called in top aides after Christine Keeler's lawyer released a letter alleging Soviet naval attache Captain Eugene Ivanov asked her to obtain from John Profumo the dates of nuclear warhead deliveries to West Germany. Eddowes said the claim was not verified by Keeler.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Miss Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Profumo
Michael H. B. Eddowes
Ivanov
West Germany
Eddowes
Macmillan
Alexander Soldatov
Henry Brooke
Britain
Lord Dilhorne
Lord Oslhorne
Yevgeny Ivanov
Security Services
Dilhorne
Geal See Playgire
Page & Col
Mercury Temperatures Rise in Southwest Oklahoma
Temperatures climbed to near 95 degrees under partly cloudy skies in southwest Oklahoma as the US Weather Bureau warned of isolated afternoon and tonight thunderstorms. At 11 a.m. the mercury stood at 92 and was rising toward a forecast high. The five day outlook calls for 4 to 8 degrees above normal with light scattered showers and varying rainfall across the state.
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Oklahoma
US Weather Bureau
Visitors Inspect Oklahoma Highway Construction Tour
Newsmen from Comanche Duncan and Lawton inspected highway work in the Lawton area visiting the Pioneer and South Lawton expressways and new maintenance facilities south of town. They examined the four lane section from Medicine Creek to the Southwestern turnpike nearing completion.
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Wolf Creek
Comanche
Duncan
Lawton
State Highway Department
Oklahoma City
L. D. Stringer
A. H. Osborn
Gaines H. Stout
Highway Department
Oklahoma adjournment near as lawmakers rush to close
Oklahoma legislators push toward sine die adjournment by 3 p m as Senate sets adjournment time and House weighs final bills. Reapportionment is dropped, ABC Board cuts pass, and budget bills for highways and safety near final form. Leaders predict a late afternoon finish with potential Saturday return if needed.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Senate
Henry Bellman
Roy Beecher
House
J. D. McCarty
Sen. Beecher
McCarty
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Commerce and Industry Department
Budget Office
Agriculture Department, Public Safety
Corporation Commission
Conference Committee
ABC
Sen
Cleeta John Rogers
Page T
Colt
Oklahoma House Approves Reapportionment Plan For Vote
Oklahoma House voted 92 to 20 to submit a reapportionment proposal to voters, aligning with Senate action. The plan would slightly shift representation toward larger counties and bump Senate seats from 44 to 48 and House seats from 120 to 127, with a parallel measure to raise legislative pay to 25 dollars per day for the first 75 days.
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Oklahoma House
Senate
House
Bryce Baggett
Oklahoma City
Federal District Court
Laurence Howze
Court refuses to dissolve Jackson race protest injunction
The Supreme Court denied the request to dissolve or stay a Mississippi injunction barring racial demonstrations in Jackson. The injunction, issued June 6 by Hinds County Chancery Court, faced overtones of violence claims, while organizers planned a large peaceful march. Police prepared for heightened security as crowds gathered for what was billed as the capital's largest racial demonstration.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Justice Black
Black
Chancery Court
1St Judicial District
Hinds County
J. C. Stenner
March For Freedom Now
Second Space Shot In Offing by Soviet Union
Moscow reports Lt Col Valery Bykovsky launched aboard Vostok 5 at 3 p.m. local time in a mission described as studying long orbital flight. Speculation grows that a second space shot, possibly including a woman cosmonaut, could follow in a twin mission.
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Moscow
UPS
Russia
Valery Fedorivich Bykovsky
Air Force
Romanov
Juliet
Nikita Khrushchev
Bykovsky
Harold Wilson
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Radio Moscow
Tass
Radio
Soviet Union
United States
Valery Bykovsky
Health Center Ceremony Set
Oklahoma health officials announce dedicatory ceremonies for the new City County Health Center at 1010 S. Sheridan funded by the McMahon Foundation and Hill Burton Act. Dr. Kirk T. Mosley will deliver the address with a 10 30 a.m. start and a 10 40 a.m. ribbon cutting followed by an open house.
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Kirk T. Mosley
Oklahoma
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
Clayton Walder
First Presbyterian Church
Mosley
Green
F. R. Hassler
State Health Department
James Donovan
Fort Sill
Ned Shepler
McMahon Foundation
Gale Sadler
Lawton
R. F. Myers
Board of County Commissioners
Glen Dutcher
Doug Wilobservance
Soviets May Seek Orbit Rendezvous in Upcoming Flight
US space officials of Apollo era note a potential Soviet space rendezvous or extended eight day flight to test life support. Officials say a new launch may occur within 24 hours to couple two craft in orbit or set a solo record. Senators forecast ongoing Soviet activity and possible woman astronaut participation.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
Edward C. Welsh
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Defense Department
Welsh
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Senate Space Committee
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Space Committee
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Phil Pord
Playgirl
H. B. Patton
Romanov and
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Ralph S. Rhoades
Tulsa
Valeri Fedorovich Bykovsky
Earth
Howard V. Covell
Nikita
Moscow Radio
Valentina
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