America Confronts Violence After Kennedy Assassination
In a stark AP analysis James Marlow argues American society normalizes violence after the Dallas assassination. He notes presidents and officials faced threats, cites Stevenson and Warren warnings, and cites public calls to lynch or retaliate as society grapples with deadly political extremism.
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Miami detectives search for sex slaver of 10 year old
Fifty Miami detectives patrol in a nationwide manhunt for the sex slaver of Loreen Thorbahn whose body was found on the city outskirts showing massive skull injuries. A 15 year old girl’s remains were found nearby in a related crime.
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Loreen Thorbahn
Hereford Sale Slated At Sulphur
Winrock Farms Turner Ranch division will hold its first production sale from its Hereford herd on December 6 at the ranch east of Sulphur. Winthrop Rockefeller bought the ranch and about 2,860 head of cattle from former Oklahoma Gov Roy J. Turner last May 1. About 750 prospective buyers are expected for the auction of 20 heifers and 111 bulls.
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Winrock Farms
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Oklahoma
Roy J. Turner
Stillwater Names New Fire Chief Bill Maddux
Stillwater appoints W G Bill Maddux as fire chief replacing Francis Shirley who stepped down to assistant chief. Shirley had served as chief last month after prior promotion from assistant.
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Bill) Maddux
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Italy weighs center left NATO pact as More heads government
Rome reports indicate Christian Democratic and Socialist leaders may approve a center left arrangement to back NATO. If approved, Italy could appoint Premier Desig nate Aldo More and form a new government by week’s end.
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Bid Opening Set for Camp Gruber Grazing Lease
Army engineers will open bids December 5 on grazing leases covering 2 222 acres at Camp Gruber in Muskogee County Oklahoma. A five year term begins January 1 and bids are currently being accepted, said Col F P Koisch district engineer.
Southwestern Bell Signs Labor Pact with CWA
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. and District Six of the CWA approved a 38 month contract in St. Louis. The package includes wage gains of $2 to $5 per week for 44 000 workers, larger pensions, lower group life charges, and expanded fringe benefits affecting Missouri Illinois Arkansas Kansas Oklahoma and Texas.
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