Rickover Called To Help Save Nuclear Carrier
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover heads meetings with top officials including Secretary McNamara and AEC chief Seaborg on the Enterprise nuclear carrier project. McNamara weighs cost estimates that could rule out nuclear propulsion, with Navy Secretary Korth resigning after an ear operation as Nitze prepares to assume duties.
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Rickover
Washington
Hyman G. Rickover
Seaborg
McNamara
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Korth
OU Medical Center Seeks Bond for Expansion
The University of Oklahoma Medical Center dean calls current facilities completely inadequate for modern medical teaching. A proposed seven million dollar bond, matched by fifteen million federal funds, would add a teaching hospital with about 130 beds and expanded labs and classrooms, with a vote set for December 3.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Mark Everett
Medical Center
Medical School
Everett
Raymond Crews
Crews
Wayne Starkey
Altus
Subscriptions and Carrier Rates for Morning Press and Constitution
Second class postage paid at Lawton Ohio. Carrier rates in Lawton area for Morning Press and Sunday and Constitution and Sunday. Mail and box subscriptions listed for multiple counties with yearly and monthly rates. Note includes single copies and special editions, plus tax details and post office box terms.
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Lawton
Ohio
Vance
Constitution
Constitution Press
Const
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman, Kiowe
Coddo
Grady
Stephens, Jefferson
Jackson Counties
Press & Sun
Oklahoma & Lawton
Oklahoma
Mary Good Omen Name for Sundberg in Mary Mary Show
Clinton Sundberg, star of the Broadway hit Mary Mary, says the name Mary has been a good omen for his career. The actor, known for The Diary of Anne Frank and How the West Was Won, plays Oscar Nelson in the comedy at the McMahon Memorial Auditorium. Advance tickets are on sale at Leister Music Center.
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Clinton Sundberg
Oscar Nelson
Jean Kerr
McMahon Memorial Auditioo
Sundberg
Michael and
Mary
New York
Anne Frank
London
MGM Studios
Marvy
Leister Music Center
Kennedy bridges gap on civil rights bill with Republicans
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy forged a tentative alliance between House Democrats and Republicans on a sweeping civil rights bill. He urged cuts in provisions to win bipartisan support and met with Emanuel Celler to back compromise talks with Rep. William McCulloch. Public praise from Celler followed, while some civil rights leaders criticized shifts toward a more moderate approach. Kennedy faces pressure from party militants but tracks a path to a bill rather than an issue.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
House Democrats
Kennedy
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
William McCulloch
R-Ohio
Celler
McCulloch
Hoffa Seeks Back Door Return to AFL-CIO
James R. Hoffa presses for the Teamsters to rejoin the AFL-CIO next month but sources say chances are near zero while Meany remains president. Resolutions may reach the convention via Michigan builders. Several unions oppose readmission as long as Hoffa leads the Teamsters.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Hoffa
AFL Cio
Detroit
New York
Michigan State Building and Construction Trades Council
Meany
Labor
Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
James B. Carey
Teamsters Union
House of Labor
Electrical Workers
Pioneer Oceanographer Blasts Bureaucracy Over Research Funds
Columbus O'Donnell Iselin, a pioneer oceanographer and adviser to federal science bodies, accuses government bureaucracy of wasting research dollars. He says 26 cents per dollar is spent on accounting across uncoordinated agencies and calls for standard methods and redirected funding to long term projects.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Times
Columbus O'Donnell Iselin
Iselin
National Science Foundation
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Roosevelt Pushes Tax Cut as Path to Higher Profits
Roosevelt Jr. appeals 100 top corporate leaders in HOT SPRINGS to back the 1963 tax reduction bill claiming it will boost profits, cut taxes, lift purchasing power, and avert recession. He notes profits at an all time high but warns to prepare for possible weaker conditions. Dillon to urge broader business campaign.
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Hot Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Business Council
Senate Finance Committee
Henry Ford II
Railroad
Stuart T. Saunders
Business Committee For
F. R. Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Council
Muskogee Federal Judge Eugene Rice to Retire
U S District Judge Eugene Rice 72 will retire December 1 after 26 years on the eastern district of Oklahoma He seeks senior status for part time duty His successor will be named by Oklahoma’s two senators Rice was appointed by President Roosevelt on August 21 1937 and has sat with the 10th Circuit in Denver
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Muskogee
UPI
U. S. Dist
Eugene Rice
Eastern District of
Oklahoma
Rice
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Duncan
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Ohio State to Form Probe on Widespread Cribbing
The Council on Student Affairs at Ohio State University will form a special committee to examine reports of widespread cribbing on exams. A student poll of 1,800 asked found 42 percent admitted cribbing and 79 percent saw classmates cheating. 452 faculty members also responded.
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Columbus, Ohio
Council On Student Affairs At
Ohio State University
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Pentagon
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Jerome B. Wiesner
Paul H. Nitze
Nitze
OU Medical Center
George M. Cohan
McCord’s
C Avenue
United States
Ohio State
Ouse
Stuart
House of Thart
Barton Distancers Import Co
New York City
Southwestern Furniture & Appliances
Dinette
4Th and
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Bou
Southwestern
Southwest
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