Beck Ordered To Give Up His Records
West Coast Teamsters probe seeks Beck records, including personal finances and loans to or from firms with ties to the union. Brewster says some Western Conference files were destroyed in a fire clean up, while committee hints at subpoenas to preserve evidence.
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Senkers
Teamster
Frank W. Brewster
Teamsters
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Onion
Jeb TL
McClellan
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Vetirn
Ateclehan
Brewster
Fire Department
Cityans Found Guilty Of Liquor Stamp Violation
Nine residents pleaded guilty and four others pleaded no contest and were found guilty before Judge Stephen Chandler on grand jury indictments charging failure to purchase retail liquor stamps. Pleading guilty were Clifford Presta Clyde Allen Prestage Judson Edward DeRoy Neaneth Lee Riley Albert T Elmer Earl Gossage Henry Charles Watson Claude Sidney Ludwig. Pleading in defense were Pearl Prater Vergena Wilson William Vagen and Stanley and George Walter Potter.
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Oklahoma City
Lawten
Amentholay
TCS Budge
Stephen Chandler
Failore
Clifford
Presta Clyde Allen Prestage
Judson
Edward DeRoy
Neaneth Lee Riley
Albert T.elmer Earl Gossage
Henry Charles Watson
Claude Sidney Ludwig
Pearl Prater
Vergena Wilson
William Vagen
Stanley
George Walter Potter
Rabies scare after litter of Apache dogs dies
Across Apache area several dogs, including two from a single litter, died with rabies like symptoms. One puppy killed Thursday and another earlier in the month. the last puppy's death prompts examinations by Dr Charles JH Miller and the Oklahoma State department. Family vaccinations are underway.
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Leom
Apache
Torraques
George Bapeul
Meredith
Beverly
Yoreven Sue
Aime Geeven
J. Boekting
Atlanta
Ihe Tiller
Gnather
Lhrer
Oklahoma State
Tenth Department
Charles JH. Miller
County City Health Department
Tawi
Hijack Suspect Nabbed By FBI In Chicago
FBI announced the capture of a Fort Sill soldier in Chicago on a youthfully named case. David R. Brennan, 15, of Hybury, was charged with armed robbery of two Army buddies during a post shuttle hijack at Fort Silmon. Victims were Cpl Edward Petry and Pie James G Walker of Hubury H&TH FA Bn. Brennan was held in Ch arafferson jail and likely to be returned to Oklahoma. The incident ended a 40 day pursuit after Brennan allegedly hijacked the Fort Silmon carrier and fired a shot from his gun.
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Chicago
Lif
Fort Sillman
Cache
Edward Petry
James G. Walker
Hu Bury
H&th FA Bn
Walker
Petry
Pie
Cordell R. Hull
Enge
Murder Suspect Pleads Innocent in Oklahoma Case
Mrs Virginia Ruth Paulus 20 pleaded innocent to charges of murdering her husband Charles R Paulus on the Fort Sill Army reservation last Dec 2. She was held under 50 000 bond pending trial May 14 in Oklahoma City before Federal District Judge Stephen Chandler.
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Oklahoma City
Virginia Ruth Paulus
Pe Charlies
R. Paulus
Fort Sill Mileavy
Paulus
Stephen §. Chandler
Convention Near End Teachers To Elect OEA Slate Today
Election of officers will climax the Southwestern Oklahoma Education association convention with Mrs. Vances Curb of Lawton as president elect. Results for other posts were not available. Candidates include Richard Burch Elk City and Raymond Smart Fort Cobb. Fern Patton Frederick Maxine Usad Lawton and Lucile Patton Hollis for president elect. Ray Chapman Cordell Ronald Carpenter Duke Arthur Farrar Elgin for secretary. Departmental officers to be elected after 17 new lunches today in city schools. The teachers’ convention drew about 1,800 delegates and was praised as a top district OEA gathering. No actions were taken on salaries or raises. House approved a bill for immediate pay raises. Senate sent a compromise to conference. Jon Shoemaker presided. Ewing Galford spoke. R. B. Burton welcomed. Owl page 2.
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Southwestern Oklahoma Education Association
Vances Curb
Lawton
District Ofa
Cleat
Richard Burch
Elk City
Raymond Smart
Fort Cobb
Eleet
Fern Patton
Frederick
Maxine Usad
Lucile Patton
Hollis
Ray Chapmian
Cordell
Ronald Carpenter
Duke
Arthur Farrar
Elgin
Tredsueker
Iclals
Raymond Gary
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Senate
Jon Shoemaker
DEA
Ewing Galford
Shoemaker
R. B. Burton
Southwestern State College
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Hugh Bish
LHS
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W. S Spe
Tuactin
Pace
Owl B
Blizzard Storm Hits Midwest Isolating Towns and Delaying Travel
Severe mid March blizzards swept the northern Midwest from Minnesota to Nebraska with visibility near zero, wind gusts to 70 mph, and snow accumulations up to six inches. Communities faced power and telephone outages, schools closed, and a high school basketball tournament in Rolfe was interrupted as hundreds sheltered in gymnasiums.
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Associated Press
Nouthern
Midwest
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakota
Nebraska
Towa
Mississippi Valley
Star Belt
Rolfe
North
Dakata
Upper Great Lakes
Boys School Chief Keeps Job Amid Board Backing
Oklahoma officials say Mrs. Creighton Burnham will remain superintendent of the State Training School for Boys at Helena with full authority to hire and fire staff. The State Board of Affairs backed her after investigators urged firing Burnham and five staffers. Gov. Raymond Gary supports the board’s decision despite the initial report. More than 20 inmates have escaped or left the facility since Burnham became the first woman to run a male state institution.
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State Board of Affairs
Creighton Ewnham
State Training School
Helena
Burnham
Raymond Gary
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Clarence Burch
Mrs. Burnham
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Boar
Ruel Cook
Corities and Corrections
Ase
Gar
Stahl Charges State Students Are Cheated
OKLAHOMA CITY. UP I Stuva Stahl executive vice president of the Oklahoma Public Ex libraries Council accuses the Oklahoma Education Association Teachers of causing an educational famine for thousands of children. He says the Public Expenditures Council is aiding schools and rejects Willingham’s charge that he dominates state education policy. Stahl defends his position as unconnected with legislative coercion and asserts the famine is being imposed by others while he seeks to help the schools.
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Oklahoma Public Extobilires Council
Oklahoma Education Association
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Bingham
Public Expenditures Council
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Pune
Legality Of Pike Fund Plan Eyed
Oklahoma Governor Amond Gary said his attorneys are studying the constitutionality of using gasoline tax revenue from state turnpikes to back bonds for a proposed southern turnpike from Oklahoma City to the Texas border. He noted uncertain opinions and referenced a 1941 budget balancing amendment and a Supreme Court ruling limiting pledges of public revenues beyond a set period.
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Oklahoma City
Amond Gary
Souiwestern
Gary
Lawton
Teays
Gary Sic
Supreme Court
Educational Television Authority
Bionoom
Spring Like Weather Forecast Offers Five Day Outlook
The Lawton area may see spring like weather for five days with a chance of showers Sunday. Near normal highs in the 60s and lows around 33 are forecast as a low pressure system off the west coast approaches Rock River and may bring showers late Saturday night or Sunday. Overnight lows ranged from 25 to 28 degrees in several towns with 65 expected today and a Saturday high in the low 70s. Dust observed in central and eastern Oklahoma Friday morning is clearing.
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Lawton
Weather Bureau
West
Rockies
Oklahoma
Gage
Guymon
Hobart
Ponca City
Urged to Kill Sitter Admits Drowning Patricia Tiernan
Detroit police jail reports reveal Marseline Allred an 18 year old Pontiac sitter confessed to drowning 3 year old Patricia Tiernan in Detroit after abducting her from Pontiac. She told troopers she had an urge to kill and named a hotel room where the body could be found while being questioned in Jackson custody.
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Detroit
Patricia Tiernan
Pontiac
Patricia
Jackson
Alfred
Tiernans
Tierea
Jackson County
Detroit Police
Atom Reactor Core Ruined By Explosion
The AEC reported that the core of a test atomic power reactor at Los Alamos exploded during testing on February 12. No injuries occurred and the surrounding building remained intact. The uranium 233 core, nicknamed the Godiva for its naked design, was destroyed as heat caused a premature chain reaction and failures in test equipment.
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Los Alamos. N. M
AEC
Egypt defies Meir on Aqaba Gulf access amid tension
Egypt reiterates claims to the Gulf of Aqaba despite Israeli warnings that warships will block Egyptian attempts to reimpose a blockade. UNEF withdrawal and Egypt’s move to take over administration of the Sinai border area raise Western alarm as U N forces may depart. General Nasser faces U S diplomacy to slow moves while Israel guarantees passage for its ships.
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Golda Meir
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