Funeral rites for Brenda and Linda Nooner held in Marlow
Graveside services were held for Brenda Jan and Linda Ann Nooner infant daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee Nooner in Foster at 2 p.m. Survivors include a brother Gerald Lee paternal grandparents B L Nooner Pernell and Henry Johnson of Foster and Mrs. Henry Johnson. Callaway-Smith Funeral home in charge.
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Death of Mrs Donald Kinder in Redondo Beach
Mrs Donald Kinder 24 died Saturday in Redondo Beach Calif after brain surgery. Services were held Tuesday in Frederick with Rev George Gibbs officiating. Burial in Frederick cemetery. Born September 10 1938 in Frederick she graduated Manitou High School in 1956 and married Donald Glenn Kinder in 1955. Survived by husband a son Steven Don parents J E Harris Frederick a brother Gregory Harris Frederick grandparents Morgan Harris Frederick and Bud Pierce Manitou.
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Cherokee School Plans Outlined
Muskogee. Outgoing director of the Indian office, Graham Holmes, outlines a $3 million Cherokee education plan funded from a surplus in a $14 million tribal judgment. The fund will aid college and vocational training for graduates after per capita payments.
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UPI
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Deep Drilling Seen At 30,000 Feet and Beyond
Ira H. Cram of New York City told 5000 earth scientists at a Houston convention that oil and gas may be found at depths of 30,000 feet or more. He said many operators will pursue deeper drilling with advancing technology and could profit. Technical papers at the four day meeting emphasize the shift toward deeper exploration.
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Goldberg Gives Liberal Majority On Supreme Court
The nine member court has a consistent liberal tilt in civil rights and personal freedoms thanks to Justice Goldberg. Justice White has shifted positions but remains less liberal, while the four liberals led by Warren, Black, Douglas, and Brennan have been able to issue a string of majority opinions.
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Screamers native to tropical South America
Three species of screamers are native to tropical South America. Their raucous cry can be heard up to two miles away.
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