New York Daily Owners Reject Change In Pact
New York publishers of eight closed papers reject any modification to Mayor Wagner's peace plan. Local 6 of the ITU votes 1,621 to 1,307 to continue the strike, as the shutdown nears 102 days. Elmer Brown hints at a possible settlement next week.
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New York Daily
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Cleveland
Ohio
Progress
Viz
The
Post
Elmer — Brown
ITU
Photoengravers
Brown
Local 6
Powers
International
Area Men In Service Area Men In Service
George E. Ford Jr. completed a 12 week engineer equipment maintenance course at Fort Belvoir Virginia and entered the Army in 1957. William R. Smith took part in U S Army small arms matches at Camp St Barbara Korea seeking a chance to reach the U S Army Pacific meet in April. Billy D Roden son of Tom and Mrs Peden Duncan is now a rounder crewman in Battery of the Artillery 8th Missile Battalion at Fort Buckner Okinawa after Duncan High School graduation. Apprentice Seaman Donald Atkinson son Harold and Mrs Cunningham was named plane captain of the month February aboard the Ranger aircraft carrier for maintenance duties.
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Sir George E. Ford Jr
Clara
Lawton
Engineer School
Fort Belvoir
Ford
Army
WM. R. Smith
Gladys
U. S. Army
Camp St. Barbara
Korea
Smith
Sth Artillery
6Th Missile Battalion
Billy D. Roden
Tom Peden
Duncan
Std Artillery
Fort Buckner
Okinawa
Duncan High School
Roden
Fort Bliss
Tex
The
Artiller
8Th
Donald Atkinson
Harald Cunningham
Ranger
Atkinson
Lawton High School
Special Force Is Insurance For Kennedy Visit
Washington dispatch notes a large group of hand-picked American troops positioned around Central America to protect President Kennedy during a Costa Rica trip. The Phetus Bay carries Marines ready to deploy by helicopter. Wasp stabilizes anti-submarine duties. Howard Air Force Base hosts paratroopers and guerrilla units with transports on standby. Carrier planes patrol Pacific and Caribbean zones while Northampton acts as a command ship with extensive comms.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Caribbean
Wasp
Atlantic
Howard Air Force Base
Canal Zone
Pacific
Northampton
Army
Delta Sigma Pi Initiates Steve Foster at Oklahoma State
Steve Foster a sophomore at Oklahoma State University has been initiated as a member of Delta Sigma Pi, a professional business fraternity for men, located at 622 S 26th.
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Steve Foster
S. 26Th
Delta Sigma Pi
Oklahoma
Fireman Accused of Starting Blaze
Tulsa firefighter Wendel McPeak 27 faces a preliminary hearing after admitting he deliberately started a grass fire. Despondent over missing a recent alarm, he will be arraigned Monday, but the date was postponed.
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Tulsa
Wendel McPeak
Monda
244-Pound Wile Checks Into Four High Schools Hotel
Four Oklahoma high schools will lose accreditation for 1963-64 due to low average daily attendance. Delhi, Ashland, Spaulding and Blackburn face closure, affecting 13 teachers. State superintendent Dr. Oliver Hodge cited attendance below the required 40 on the distance rule.
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Wile
Oklahoma City
UPI
Oklahoma
Oliver Hodge
Hodge
Delhi
Beckham County
Ashland
Pittsburg
Spaulding
Hughes County
Blackburn
Pawnee
State Board of Education
Capitol
Ban On Shipments Of Pipe To Russia In Germany
Bonn Germany an executive order by Chancellor Adenauer banning shipment of pipeline pipe to the Soviet Union took effect despite opposition. Parliament failed to override as walkout left no quorum and a 244 to 1 vote supported the ban.
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Russia
Germany
Bonn
Konrad
Oklahoma Slump Leads Oil Drop
Oklahoma and Kansas show declines in crude oil output for the week, with Oklahoma dipping by 6 500 barrels daily to 560 100 barrels and Kansas down 106 125 barrels to 307 025. Overall US production averaged 7 349 973 barrels per day, down 18 500 from the prior week.
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Tulsa
Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oil and Gas Journal
Student Promoted to Cadet Captain at EWSC ROTC
Richard W. Knowles, Fort Sill native and son of Mr. and Mrs. Millard M. Knowles, has been promoted to cadet captain in the Eastern Washington State College ROTC unit. He is a freshman majoring in industrial arts.
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Richard W. Knowles
Msgr
Millard M. Knowles
Fort Sill
Eastern
Washington
New Man Takes Manager Post At City Motel
Eddie Seay assumed management of the Holiday Inn at 3134 Cache Road replacing Tom Kelley who returned to Alabama for country club work. Seay, a Jamaica native and former assistant GM of The Marrakesh resort hotel, is a Clemson industrial management graduate with five years in hotel management. He and his wife and son Eddie Jr. 22 reside at the Holiday Inn.
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City Motel
Eddie Seay
Holiday Inn
Cache Road
Tom Kelley
Alabama
Seay
Lawton
Jamaica
Marrakesh
Greenville
S. C
Sheraton Hotel Corp
Chicago
Clemson College
Eddie Jr
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Miguel Ydigoras
Guatemala
Julio Ri
Wagner
Bertram A. Powers
International Teegraphical Union
George EE. Ford JR
M. R. Smipth
Billy Roden
Donald Veresson
Phetus Bay
Insurance & Loans
Praternits
Ody
Pierre Smirnof
FLS
Heublein
Hartford
Conn
Trade-Mart
Frank Sneed
Long Beach
Calif
Mary Ferguson
Ferguson
Arthur
Landers-Zwaan Insurance
Wrest
Auto Service
Ith & B Ave
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Allen’s Home Lumber Co
E Street Dial
Monaco
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