Oklahoma City Attorney Says Article Biased Jurors
Oklahoma City attorney James W. Bill Berry charged a Chickasha Daily Express report biased jurors in a southwestern turnpike land condemnation case. He will seek to dismiss the jury panel, with depositions planned from subpoenaed parties to be presented Monday in Chickasha district court.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
James W. Bill Berry
Chickasha
Berry
Turnpike
Turnpike Authority
Ralph Smith
Bartlesville
Donrey News Media
Smith
District Court
British House Charges Profumo With Contempt
The House of Commons finds John Profumo guilty of grave contempt for lying to Parliament about his relationship with Christine Keeler. The motion, pushed by Iain McLeod, ends his political career and ties him to ongoing inquiries by Scotland Yard into vice and possible blackmail. Keeler receives an emergency security guard after threats.
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London
House of Commons
John A. Profumo
Christine Keeler
Iain Mcleod
John Profumo
Profumo
Scotland Yard
Miss Keeler
Congress weighs civil rights bill with desegregation aims
The plan would let the Justice Department sue to desegregate schools, speed voting rights actions, and fund or withhold federal aid to discriminatory states. It includes a community relations service, an extended Civil Rights Commission, and an expanded Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. House hearings are planned next week as Emanuel Celler targets a bipartisan bill by late July.
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Justice Department
FEPC
Civil Rights Commission
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Superroad Talk On Tap In Oklahoma City
Highway Director Frank Lyons said the Oklahoma Highway Commission will meet Friday to hear more about Interstate 35 routing in southern Oklahoma and the state road program. Towns between Purcell and Ardmore favor close in routing while the Bureau of Public Roads backs a bypass. The new commission seeks full facts before deciding, under a 1959 appropriation amendment requiring one mile proximity before state funds may be spent.
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Oklahoma City
Frank Lyons
Highway Commission
Oklahoma
Lyons
Purcell
Ardmore
Bureau of Public Roads
J. Howard Edmondson
Henry Bellman
Rockets To Be Issued With Killer Gas M91 Launchers
The U S Army announced artillery units at Ft Carson will receive M91 launchers for M55 bolt rockets armed with chemical agent GB. Two battalions of the 19th Infantry Division will be equipped with three launchers each, capable of firing 45 rockets in 25 seconds over a 1.7 mile to 3 mile range.
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FT. Carson, Colo
Sth
Pope Montini Seen With Votes In Conclave Ahead Of Election
Vatican report notes Pope John XXIII successor contenders, with Montini reportedly holding 30 to 40 votes and seeking conservative support for a balanced papal leadership. Conclave details describe secrecy, mass, Latin ballots, and strict handling as cardinals vote.
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Tini
Montini
Francis Cardinal
Spellman
New York
Turin
la Stampa
Amileto Cardinal Cicognani
John XXIII
Vatican
College of Cardinals
Pope John
Church
John
Sistine Chapel
Jesus Christ
Food exports rise to 1962 high over 3.5 billion
The United States exported more than 3.5 billion dollars worth of food products in 1962, a 20 percent increase over the 1947 peak, according to the Grocery et of America Inc.
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Chicago
UPI
United States
Grocery Et of America, Inc
3100 National Guard Members to Be Released From Service
The Army will release about 3100 Alabama National Guard members from federal service this weekend as the University of Alabama integration crisis winds down. About 300 guardsmen will stay on duty near Tuscaloosa, with roughly 100 stationed near the university, and the rest free to resume civilian life with four hours recall. Remaining active-duty personnel are located at Ft. McClellan and Camp Shelby.
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Washington
Army
Alabama National Guard
University of Alabama
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Camp Shelby
Miss
Cardinals Stock Food for Conclave Amid Uncertainty
Vatican City AP says food stocks for the Roman Catholic conclave were replenished including fish for Friday. A revolving table moved supplies into the sealed conclave area, delivering vegetables fruit cookies milk water fish bread and more. Two Italian noblemen guarded the wheel to prevent hidden messages.
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Vatican City
Castel Gandolfo
City Woman To Get Hearing For Parole
Oklahoma City UPI reports the state pardon and parole board will consider two inmates for parole at its Granite meeting next Monday. Doris M. Backus of Comanche County is serving 18 months for embezzlement and James Frank Thomason of Comanche County is serving two years for obtaining merchandise under false pretense.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
State Pardon and Parole Board
Granite
Comanche County
Doris M. Backus
James Frank Thomason
Police Court Disposes Docket in Municipal Judge Oaks Session
City police court cases show numerous defendants from Oklahoma City and Fort Sill with bonds ranging 10 to 20 dollars. Offenses include resisting arrest, city permit violations, speeding, reckless driving, running red lights, profanity in public, and public drunkenness with fines and bond forfeitures.
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Munici
J. Merle Oaks
Terry N. Severson
City
Teddy Joe Staton
Oklahoma City
Daniel Boyce Miller
Victor Lane
Frank W. Murphy
Liberty
Ronald A. Woodward
Fort Sill
Raymond Leroy
Raymond E
Franklin Roosevelt Loftis
Bell
Bonnie J. Pullen
Williams
Bennie Cooper
S. 37Th
Derman J. Richards
Emil P. Miller
William H. Palmer
Jerry Wayne Terrell
Theodore Phelps
Eugene Virgil Kirk
Gilbert E. Morton
Cheyenne
Giyond C. Blake
Dearborn
Salary Survey Shows Hourly Rates Across Occupations
A survey reveals averages for a 42 hour week with electricians at 2.92 per hour the highest among hourly paid workers. Other entries include accountants, billing machine operators, cashiers draftsmen secretaries stenographers and varied maintenance and shop trades listing hourly rates and typical hours.
State Board Buys Fort Cobb Marina
The state planning and resources board voted to purchase the Anadarko Watersports Co. marina, concessions and inventory at Fort Cobb Reservoir for 45000. Negotiating the sale were Marshall Settle, Joe W. McBride Jr. and Asa Lee Jenkins, owners of the Watersports Co. The owners estimated their investment cost them 62000.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
State Planning and Resources Board
Anadarko Watersports Co
Fort Cobb Reservoir
Marshall Settle
Joe W. McBride Jr
Asa Lee Jenkins
The
Watersports Co
Campus Cigarette Advertising Halted and Trials Underway
In New York and Alabama campuses move to curb tobacco marketing with major manufacturers pledging to cease ads on college campuses and Florence State College banning all cigarette promotion on campus. Meanwhile in Oklahoma a Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge larceny case proceeds as Delbert Large faces trial. a Lawton man Cruz Macias was convicted of robbery and sentenced to six years.
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New York
George V. Allen
The
Tobacco Institute
Allen
United States
Florence
Ala
State College
Col
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Delbert Large
Githen K. Rhoads
Lawton
Cruz Macias
Douglas
Carlton L. Walker
Fort Sill
Macias
Kennedy Joins In Celebration At West Virginia Centenary
President Kennedy spoke to about 10 000 West Virginians in a drenched centennial ceremony on the Capitol steps. He praised the state's Civil War origins, noted rising federal attention since 1960, and pledged to carry West Virginia’s spirit to Europe before returning to Washington.
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W. Va
UPD
Kennedy
West
Hud
West Virginia
Statehouse
Kanawha Airport
Washington
Motor Sergeant Named At Center
M Sgt Jake Johnson Jr assumed the motor sergeant role at the U S Army Training Center Field Artillery Motor Pool this week. A World War II veteran, he previously served as first sergeant of the 590th Transportation Company in Ludwigsburg and with the 3974th Quartermaster Truck Company in Europe. He hails from Beaumont Texas.
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Jake Johnson Jr
U.S. Army Training Center
Field Artillery Motor Pool
590Th Transportation Company
Ludwigsburg
3974Th Quartermaster Truck Company
Europe
Set. Johnson
Beaumont
Tex
Anadarko Indian City Sells Hong Kong Japanese Beads
The fam ed Indian City at Anadarko sells Indian beads and bracelets made in Hong Kong and Japan. Bob Foresman of the Tulsa Tribune was asked to pick genuine beadwork by Mrs. Ruth Cos acting president. He chose the oriental piece priced at 15 dollars vs 10 dollars for the Hong Kong item. An eagle feather embargo limits war bonnets, and Japanese bonnets use Asian vulture feathers. The city opened in 195 with 100000 dollars from local businessmen and architecture supervised by the University of Oklahoma anthropology department.
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Anadarko
UPI
Hong Kong
Japan
Bob Foresman
The
Tulsa Tribune
Ruth M. Cos
Foresman
Cos
Department of Anthropology
University of Oklahoma
Fire at New Rama da Inn Attic Sparks Minor Damage
Four firefighting units including a 100 foot ladder responded to a blaze at the attic of an upstairs north wing at the Ramada Inn construction site. Fire Marshal Wiley Cox cited a blow torch used to sol der a nail driven pipe as the likely cause. Ceiling materials and insulation were damaged by smoke and water.
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New
Ramada Inn
Second
Ferris
Wiley Cox
James D. Whitney
Government spending estimated at 173 billion in 1962
New York UPI reports total government outlays reached about 173 billion dollars for fiscal 1962, about 12 billion higher than 1961, with 1950 spending at roughly 70 billion.
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New York
UPI
Tax Foundation, Inc
ODRINEX Weight Loss Pill Ad Inquiries
An advertisement claims ODRINEX reduces appetite without reducing meals and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It promises fat loss in seven days and lists Rays Pharmacy and a mall address as distributors with a $3 price.
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Rays Pharmacy
Feet Ache Itch Relief Promises Quick Results
An old advertisement claims feet have 52 bones and 66 joints and promotes T-4-L Sevi tien as a rapid remedy. It urges cleansing and benefits for athlete's foot, suggesting relief within an hour at drug stores, with replacement of skin and quick satisfaction or a refund.
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British House
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Southwest Chemical Co
F Ave
Virgil
Euclid
LAIRD
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Fort Cobb
Quality Optical Service
Phil Gafford
Lege
E. B. Norton
Actes
Frank Sneed
Zale
Izale
Cache Road
Riedrich
Friedrich
Fofriedrich
B.t.u.s
Nema
B.T.U
Watts
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