France's 24 Hour Rail Walkout Paralyzes Nationalized System
Paris streets faced rush hour jams as a 24 hour strike shut nationalized rails. Coal miners, steel workers and nurses joined in protests over wages and special status while De Gaulle's government studied wage structures. Hoover denied retirement rumors as unrest spread to Montceau Les Mines and Angers rallies.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
Muters
de Gaulle
Metz
Montceau-Les-Mines
Funeral services for Geronimo and Marlow residents
Funeral services were held for Frank Cole 82 in Geronimo Baptist church with burial in Letitia cemetery. Clarence Sparkman 59 of Rt 2 was buried in Highland cemetery with Rev. Watson officiating. John Herbert Armstrong 66 of Marlow died Wednesday night and was buried at Resthaven Memorial Gardens after services at Fifth Street Baptist church. Survivors include his wife three sons three daughters and two sisters along with numerous grandchildren.
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Frank Cole
Geronimo
Geronimo Baptist Church
Arbuary Ritter
Bobby Bartosovsky
Geronimo Assembly of God Church
Letitia Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Jack Crow
Clifford Sarah
Elwood Mallow
Marvin Baughman
Jack Penland
Harold Newby
Clarence E. Sparkman
Rt. 2
Becker Memorial Chapel
Charles E. Watson
Bethel Methodist Church
Dale Roberson
Church of Christ
Highland Cemetery
George Scheetz
Henry Woods
Sterling
Ned Burch
Howard Phelps
Ray Allison
Walter Marburger
Lawton
Marlow
John Herbert Armstrong
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Lillie Watson
Bradley
J. C. Armstrong
J. W. Armstrong
J. D. Armstrong
Jorene Smith
Don Marlew
Boulder
Colo
Wayne White
Denton
Tex
Virgil Barr
M. A. Nichols
Chickasha
Fund Directors Name Chairmen for United Fund Committees
Lloyd Bendure and Jack Raulston were named chairmen of budget and public relations committees at the United Fund board meeting. The executive committee was authorized to decide expenditures for the United Fund office within the 1962-63 budget. The board also rejected making United Fund a countywide project for now.
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Lloyd Bendure
Jack Raulston
United Fund
Bendure
Raulston
United Fund Office
Howard Freeman
Red Cross
Bill Sieg
Southwest Area United Fund
Little Rock
Ark
L. S. Griffing
Fort Sill
City Hears Plan to Raise Sewer Charges for Police Funds
Oklahoma City City Council delayed action on a proposal to raise sewer service charges to fund additional police officers equipment and pay raises. Councilman Harry Bell supported the plan but questioned legality pending a cost study. The plan was proposed by Citizens for Police Improvement.
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Oklahoma City
Harry Bell
Citizens For Police Improvement
Pianist Sill's Top Soldier Named Soldier of Month
Fort Sill selects Prc. Alexander Johnson of the 2nd Enlisted Student Battery USAAMS as Soldier of the Month. A Columbia University music theory major from Macon Georgia, he joined in January 1962 after Ballard Hudson High School. Johnson trained at Fort Chaffee and Fort Leonard Wood and plans to resume his BA after his hitch. He praises Special Services Entertainment Center and values meeting foreign students and learning about their countries.
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Fort Sill
Alexander Johnson
Usaams
Columbia University
New York
Macon
Ballard Hudson
Johnson
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Fort Leonard Wood
Sill
Columbia
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