Gene Austin Carded as Nevada Governor Hopeful and Showbiz Figure
A University of Maryland law graduate turned Las Vegas entertainment mogul, Gene Austin plots a public political image while courting Nevada voters for the governorship. He talks touring plans, Broadway dreams, new recordings, and backing young performers as he splits time between Oklahoma roots and Colorado summer work.
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University of Maryland Law School
Austin
Nevada
Las Vegas
Grant Sawyer
Oklahoma
Bill Coe
Ardmore
Nashville
Lawton
Denver
Lou
Estes Park
Colo
My Blue Heaven
Walter Donaldson
Gene Austin
RCA Victor
Frank Sinatra
Bing Crosby
Perry Como
Roberta Sherwood
Fats Waller
Glenn Tomlinson
George Mayer
City Man Receives Two Year Prison Term In Felony Case
Albert E. Walker of Lawton was sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty in Superior court to a felonious bogus check charge. Alvin Wimple of Lawton faced trial on indecent exposure. Others faced charges including vagrancy, improper stop, grand larceny, second degree forgery, with fines and short jail terms imposed. Delbert Large was acquitted on livestock theft from the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.
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Albert E. Walker
Lawton
Alvin Wimple
Robert J. Mitchell
Texarkana
Tex
Thomas Brunest
Caldwell
Howard Niyah
Indiahoma
Jake C. Turpin
Lee
Gladys Floyd
William Peter Korocy
Walter Kaulity
Delbert Large
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Large
Githen K. Rhoads
Official Summer Begins Tonight in Southwest Oklahoma
Warm weather continues in southwest Oklahoma as summer officially starts at 9 04 p m tonight. Forecasts call for highs near 92 degrees today and Saturday with a 91 degree high on Thursday and a chance of isolated thunderstorms in the southwest and western areas. A new cold front may trigger storms in the northwest and extreme west late Saturday afternoon and evening. Temperatures the next five days are expected to average near normal.
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Oklahoma
Strike Shuts Hawaii Newspapers Ends Print Run
In Honolulu the first Hawaii daily newspaper strike shut down the Honolulu Advertiser and Star-Bulletin. Eighty three union members walked out at 6:28 am after failed talks, affecting another 150 employees. publisher said no issue would be published.
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Honolulu
UPI
Hawaii
Honolulu Advertiser
Star- Bulletin
Floods Drive 10000 East Pakistanis From Homes in Chittagong
Floodwaters in the Chittagong area force about ten thousand East Pakistanis from their homes. The misery follows the May 29 cyclone and tidal wave on the Bay of Bengal.
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Dacca
Pakistan
Chittagong
Bay of Bengal
Cardinal Montini Becomes Pope Paul VI in Rome
Smoke rose from the Sistine Chapel at 11:20 a.m. announcing a new pope. Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini, archbishop of Milan, is elected pope and takes the name Paul VI. He is 65, praised as a diplomat and reformer, and seen as favoring ecumenism and social justice. His brother Lodovico, a lawyer, and Francesco, a physician, are mentioned as surviving relatives.
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Rome
Milan
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Vatican
Pius XII
John
Pope John
Christendom
Pope Paul
Secretariat of State
Concesio
Brescia
Pius
Montini
Pope Pius
Lodovico Montini
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Francesco Montini
Hospital News Southwest Births and Admissions List
Births and admissions routines from a Southwestern hospital column with numerous names and locales. Entries include births on June 18-20, multiple surgeries and medical admissions, and various discharged patients across Walters Apache Fort Sill and nearby towns. The long roster lists families, addresses, and children with ages and medical statuses.
Civil rights protests eyed at Capitol amid talk of discipline
Congressional leaders discuss a dramatic confrontation alternative to sit-ins as civil rights groups plan demonstrations. Senators Goldwater Javits caution peaceful, orderly action. galleries may fill day and night while police plan contingencies and security rules are outlined.
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Congressional
Congress
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Jacob K. Javits
R-N-Y
Javits
Senate
House
New York Police
King
Tulsa Plant Jobs Pass 1,000 Mark
Tulsa plant will exceed 1000 employees by early July says plant manager R F Walker. Growth comes as design and structural work on ground support equipment for the Apollo lunar spacecraft and Saturn S II booster peaks at the North American Aviation facility in Tulsa. The workforce stands at 985.
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Tulsa
UPJ
North American Aviation
R. F. Walker
Walker
Colonicp: New tablet claims to relieve constipation overnight
A medical ad describes Colonicp as a tablet that uses a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to restore bowel function. It claims nerves regulate regularity and stress blocks impulses, with the product offering gentle relief and improved well being overnight. The intro size is 436.
Film Benefit Sets Premiere For PT 109 Seen By Kennedy
President Kennedy sent a 1000 dollar personal check to a committee planning a Beverly Hills premiere for PT 109 to raise funds for a child mental health center in Santa Monica named after Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Mrs Lawford chairs the benefit and Rose Kennedy will be guest of honor at the premiere. Receipt announced Thursday.
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Kennedy
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Santa
Peter Lawford
Rose Kennedy
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Danny Delciello
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Apache
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E. H. Fehring
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Grandfield
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Smith
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Russell O'Neil
Wayne Burnaugh
James B. Smith
Carnegie
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Williams
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Washington
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Cache Rd
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Medical Memorial
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Dearborn
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Cache
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Jefferson
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Martin R. Dodd
Finley McLaury
Snyder
Harold E. Hurst
Wallace Sutton
Cecil A. Lewis
Margaret A. Fraser
Ben F. Kennedy
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Joe Unsicker
Hubert D. Thomas
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Oneita Powell
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Francis Koder
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Paul Edge
Damon Bay
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Jim R. Burke
N. 43Rd
Jerry Dean Self
Oak
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San Angelo
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Albert Spearman
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Jimmy Ryans
55Th
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Hillis Rest Home
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Elgin
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Western Hills Apt
Sarah B. Lee
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Donald Haskell
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Helen June Dodd
Martin Dodd
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Shawnee
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Holdenville
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Mt.View
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Jewel Elgins
Szale
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