Oklahoma council delays death penalty review and weighs gun permits
Oklahoma legislative council committee postponed action on abolishing capital punishment and opened debate on a proposed law to issue gun permits to citizens of good moral character. Oklahoma Rifle Association representatives urged reform while noting current laws restrict carrying pistols to on duty police.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Legislative Council
Oklahoma
Judiciary Committee
Oklahoma Rifle Association
Neill McInnis
John Levergood
Shawnee
Marion Stuart Russell
Riflemen
Russell
Stolen Auto Recovered Near Fort Sill Gate 3
Local officers recovered a stolen 1961 Chrysler owned by Tom F. Ward after it was taken from the 300 block C and driven south of Fort Sill. Detectives Zanbranno and Hill found the car at Fort Sill Blvd and Rogers Lane.
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Fort Sill
Tom F. Ward
Morford Drive
Frank Zanbranno
Clarence Hill
Fort Sill Blvd
Rogers Lane
Inez Billas
Oak
Marion Dilley
Baldwin
Ralph Macias
Douglas
Larry R. Sinks
Lynn Jones
Jones Plumbing Co
Francis Fee
Warden Sears
Mesquite
Tex
van Bourn
Wichita Falls
Larry Worrell
Bourn
Smarter Drivers Through High School Education
Oklahoma educators at the state convention heard Russell I Brown say high quality driver education in high schools can create smarter safer traffic citizens. He added that students who finish such courses influence peers who have not completed them.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Russell I. Brown
Washington
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Oklahoma Education Association
Carrier Service Rates for Lawton Area Subscriptions
Subscriptions payable in advance for Morning Press and Sunday 1.55 per month for Constitution and Sunday 1.55, Constitution Press and Sunday 2.40, Monday Constitution 0.05 per copy, Saturday Press 0.25 per copy for delivered subscribers. Mail rates list Comanche, Cotton, Tillman, Kiowa, Caddo, Grady, Stephens, Jefferson, Jackson counties with 3 year and monthly options, including Const. Sunday, Press and Sunday, and combinations. outside Oklahoma rates apply. Prices include 2 percent state tax.
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Lawton
Constitution
Constitution Press
Comanche
Cotton
Tiliman
Kiowa
Codoo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson
Press & Sun
Bearance
Oklahoma
Lowton
Const
Sundey
Press & Sunday
Const. Press & Sun
Ben Bella Struck By Flu Amid Algeria Morocco Clash
Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella is confined to bed with influenza and fatigue as tensions with Morocco persist. Hadj Ben Alla stands in to open an agriculture conference and Ben Bella’s regime shows resilience after Berber rebel surrender in Kabylia. Moroccan information minister reports Hassan II rejects a bilateral peace meeting.
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Algiers
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
Morocco
Algerian National Assembly
Hadj Ben Alla
Ben Bella
Kabylia
Marrakech
Abdelhadi Boutaleb
Hassan II
Hassan
Habib Bourguiba
Algeria
Tunisia
Libya
Mali
United Arab Republic
Kennedy Moving Into New Virginia Cottage
President Kennedy and the Kennedy family will spend their first weekend in the new single story yellow stucco cottage at Atoka four miles west of Middleburg Virginia, a seven bedroom rambler completed last June. Mrs Kennedy and the children Caroline and John Jr will join on Saturday.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Rattlea Mountain
Atoka
Virginia Hunt Country
Middleburg
Blue Ridge Mountains
Crab Orchard Weather Prophet Predicts Harsh Winter Ahead
Crab Orchard, Tenn. based Helen Lane, known as a local weather predictor, forecasts a severe winter from signs like August fogs and hornet nests. She counts 23 fogs in August with eight heavy ones, predicting widespread snow and rough conditions.
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Crab Orchard
Tenn
James Lane
Helen Lame
Tennessee
Dixie
Helen
Cumberland Plateau
Governor Blasts Dallas Attack On Stevenson
Governor John Connally denounced a Dallas Thursday night demonstration against United Nations ambassador Adlai Stevenson as an affront to common courtesy and decency. He criticized a few protesters whose actions did not reflect Dallas or Texas hospitality.
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Austin
Tex
UPID
John Connally
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Dallas
State of
Texas
Connally
Insurance Rate Hike Move Set For Oklahoma City
Insurance company representatives plan a new attempt next week to revive a potential 3 million dollar auto insurance rate increase. The state insurance board rejected the increase on October 14, and the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters may refile or seek rehearing or appeal to the state supreme court.
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Oklahoma City
UPD— Insurance Company
State Insurance Board
Nelson H. Newman Jr
Rating Bureau
Newman
R. L. Jewell Jr
Austin
Tex
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Solon Lands Tax Ruling Praised by Davis at Capitol
Rep. Ray Davis of Blackwell praised Attorney General Charles Nesbitt for ruling Oklahoma City cannot tax non residents. Davis apologized for Speaker J. D. McCarty labeling Nesbitt a saboteur while McCarty blamed saboteurs for hampering the earnings tax push.
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Blackwell
UPI
Ray Davis
Oklahoma City
Atty
Charles Nesbitt
Davis
Nesbitt
House
J. D. McCarty
Oklahoma
Rockefeller Ends California Bid Visit Amid 1950s Speculation
Governor Nelson Rockefeller wraps up a two day California trip after talks with Goldwater supporters and Kennedy appointees. He plans a formal announcing decision next month in Albany while denying a secretive approach to the Republican nomination. The final reception at the Biltmore drew about 1000 attendees including Barry Goldwater Jr. and Mrs. Thomas Ross.
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Los Angeles
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
California
Albany
Rockefeller
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Goldwater
Biltmore Hotel
Happy
Barry Jr
Thomas Ross
Tor
Coronato introduces new colonic nerve stimulant tablets
Tense nerves block bowels and cause constipation. Coronato tablets use a unique colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to relieve constipation overnight. Clinically proved OLONAID offered in introductory size for 43¢.
Death Trap Elimination Would Cost 12 Million
An Oklahoma Highway Department report estimates 12 million dollars to remove 100 death trap bridges. Bridges were graded on load carrying, width for driver comfort, and safety by width differences between bridge and adjacent highway.
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Oklahoma City
Highway Department
Oklahoma
Camp Phoenique Ring of Protection for Pimples
An antiseptic liquid Camp Phoenique is marketed to stop pimples from spreading by applying early and after opening. It forms a protective ring around lesions and can be used under makeup. The product promises faster natural healing and urges keeping a bottle on hand.
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Nevel
Stevenson
Lawton Feeders
I. G. Cole
Cache Road
Solon Lands Tax Ruling
McCarty
Rocky
Rance
D! Scholls
East B. Ave
Ag Hay
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