Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 55, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 4, 1959 Page: 1 of 6
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I
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SAPULPA - Parllv cloudv to
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Sapulpa Daily Herald
SAPULPA
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The friendly Shopping City
Vol LVX N 54
Section, 6 Pages
Sapulpa (Okln 1 Herald We r ay, November 1 1959
5c Per Copy
Creek County's Daily Reading Habit"
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Bv El) LIVERMORE
We want In pass ailing our com
pliinents to the governing board
ol Columbia University toi can
Group On City
Bonds Formed
Formation ol a Sapulpa ImiikI
SSBI
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nintt t hailes \an Daren We information cummitlec was an
were afraid the group mn lit ad I, ,, , ,
, , , iiioiiiiced AAcdnesdav altei an in
tike too many ol mn mixlcni-dav \
educators and beckon the world ^T,"'s<lav "W*"
iiinntM-i one dieatei hack to then '••ended h> otne in or ID rep
campus where he would loi'evei ieoutnlivi-s ol (he various civil
.Stand as a symbol ol untruth aiid|,)s (.|ults
soiliftlun^ lilt* i
way
,\i
hades Van Horen coin|M>und
in the city
• Ivilc Mi Masters local iusur
nice aPei ev owner was named
Americans have traveled loo as chairman ol the coup during
tar down the road ol "lake alll'lie meet nip held •' I >< .mi's Steak
you can holme they catch you - j Hons.-
Anyiiiure a mail's word is noi The mhn inalional meeting had
always as pood as Ins Imnd •"''" 'ailed hv I he u'die allairs
nimmittiT ot (lit* (h:mi,n*i n.
< ummt iv** ht*;nlt‘(l hv .lolm Him',
ed Ills deceit hv week-afterweek1 man The committee had studied
appearing Itefore millions ol ad the various proposals lot the |jasl
•nil ing I A addicts and leav inp i several weeks and members do
»'.....lpressioii he represented Ihe | reeenllv to hold a mectinp
verv epilmne of youth virility |„ discuss the issues hi lie pro
intelligence, and ln»|ie He had sented in ihe Novcmltet 17 bond
I'leymy mothers pulling he him „|V„,. represenlalives
wuh all ll'i-ii might so he could fr(m, ;d| groups lo attend Hie
win the lop monev prize lie rep ] In,.).|lll,i
resented the deep. intellet i that i ;i!., nd the nteefing
was sn|iposed lo he such an 111 |a., decided lo lominlale
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WASHINGTON TIM Frosi-
(k*ni Eisenhower today announced'
plans for a historic personal trip]
to nine countries in Kuro|)e Asia'
and the Middle East next month
I lie 1'resident told hi' news eon
feivnee he will leave Dec 4 and
visit Italy Turkey Pakistan \t
ghanistan India I'.ui. Greece,
k ranee and Morocco
lilts was a lai more extensive
1 itinerary than originally indicated
The lour will take 2 1-2 weeks
j Eisenhower said lie hoped that I
by this trip lie would build, par-
ticularly in Asia a heller under-
standing o! ihe l ulled Stales. STAGE WORKERS Final preparations < >r the |umor class play, slated to open
and at all points ol lus jet plane, Thursday, are made by the stage hands Mother Is A Freshman " is the title of
tourney—good will lot the United' the comedy and the workers are, left to right Pat Patterson, stare manager, Beth
j Brady, prompter, and John B'jdlev, properties
i.U
legrul purl ol Ins generation
ill Independent group W i'll mein
Unship upen to any eilizen. In
help explain the bond pro|Misals
\ ptthlie meeting, open to all,
will In* held siHin. Mi Masters
said
M* Masters said he would name
his various committee chairmen1
Bui now Ihe world knows
that Charles Van Doren is no
brighter than he looks, and al
disgrace to Ins I amity, profession. I
and employers Mavhe Ihe plight
ol Van Doren will help dissolve
hhT'dumb iielll have lo'wotk i''ii - l'1'1 1,1 work on (Kind VICTORY : • « 1 mn tnity < he t dri e ha: exceeded the $32,450 goal Glenn
issue information In-lore the end Ech, Is, left head of ihe drive presents i ie m ney to Community Chest President
of the week Emil Wvatt wtio will budget it .o the 10 igamzations who benefit from the dorta-
Tbe bond issue has occupied ,, ;n. |,y 5apul[ .ins A turn in Ly Bartlett-C 'lhns employes pushed the employe s
much of the time of the eitv j(v, , ,, aul t| entire drive over the qu ,a Herald Photo )
commission for the past six ——
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
it" or honesty is something to
tell your grandkids about " We
hope so.
Stales
His schedule, which w ill bring j
Onm hack lu Washingiuu Dec 22.
will include three days in Fans,
Dec Hi-21, lui ihe Western sum
mil rnccliiig On lus way home!
11 om Fans he will visit Kabul j
Morocco
In Koine. Eisenhower will]
meet with Fopc John XXIII, in
acltlilion to conferring with leaders WASHINGTON it'FF - The honest show and we were con-
,ol the Italian government It will sponsor of two big money T\' vtneed we had one, Kevson said,
make the first time an American'quiz shows today denied charges
('resident has visited a Fope. by i vo producers that he knew * nevei once suggested that a
Former President Truman, after they were rigged and sometimes particular contest,uni win or lose
he left office, visited the late brought pressure to "control' ' It never entered my mind that
ihe outcome of the contests ,|ie producer would control the
Presi-i The denial was made before losing or winning"
(Herald Photo )
★
Sponsor Denies Knowing ^ ^
Two Quiz Shows Rigged; ^ Thursdav
The truth will aways rise to the
surface, Americans should heed six months The various prnpo
this bitter lesson sals m the issue have ln*en de
- veloped as a result ol pul lie
Fope Fins XII
j Other highlights of tin
dent's news conference Mouse investigators by Martin
He compared the results of Ihe Hevson. former vice president ol
Junior class actors will "tread
the hoard”. Thursday night pre-
senting the comedy. "Mother Is
A Freshman.’’
Directed by Miss Faye Fogle-
man. the 15-member cast plans
It doesn't take a Gallup poll
to determine
teenager had rather operate <li<-
inntoi attached lo a ear Ilian lie
one attached lo a lawnmowet
Mediators (all
Indefinite End
To Sfeel Talks
hearings on the issue anil from
suggestions from various gtnnps
,hat ,l"' averaK* ,.i(y
Mayor l.onis Marlin lold the
group Tuesday night "nt-* ruin*
eil has s|hmiI many, manv l orn
on ihis bond issue We fee! it has
lieen develoiHil hi sincei ■ demo
Community Chest Goal
Ss Exceeded By $1,000
Bad Weather
Due In State
The producers had identified final dress rehearsals Wednesday
ongrcssitmal investigation 7n t o the Revlon Cosmetics Co . who Martin Revson, brother ol Charles evening preparing for the one-
i igged television quiz shows with was assigned duel responsibility •|t‘Vs"11 president ol the lirm. as , nighter. Tickets are on sale at
the Him baseball scandal involv- by the firm for supervising the 1 , luel M"kosman lor the sjwn- ^ ^^looi and wj|| be sold at
ng the Chicago Black Sox. Risen- ‘wo now defunct si,ows-»HC(KK, ^ ‘he door. Admission is 50 cents,
bower said he felt no one in the Question' and $04,(KI0 Chal tlu> "''wvtt netaiiid suggestions
basic television industry from knge" as t,° h7 ,he shows w,H,ld he The 8 p m. curtain will open
i • conducted.
network executives and producers
1 down through Ihe actors, would
tine ol the heaviest downpours |M. satisfied until the whole mess
ever recorded here in a short is cleaned up.
period ol time—2 98 inches-tell
'We believed we hail bought an
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Iioii committee to lie'll expiain ^Vni ..'v.-, ih. hv T. lug K,."|,,0-V,‘s i’* BarlletLCoH.i.s ex- i.luyd Cat roll, who reads ,iM.'ihc executive bram-h should do to
all portions o' III" issue
McMaslers said a s|M*akci
gm
ceetled lilt'll goals when they i s Wcaihei bureau rain gauge; l’revt“m "• Hie TV
renu would he set up immediate
WASHINGTON it'FF- Federal l«n<k>i the direction of Airs
mediators recessed steel strike •''ss.v Sullivan ol I.ale Spcei Ah
negoiialions indefinitely today
alter a futile JO-minute bargain-
ing session with union and man-
agement officials
I'S Mediation Director Joseph
F Finnegan said there was no
IHiiiit in continuing talks until
both sides agreed on costs ol con
trad proposals designed to end
Ihe ll.'i-day old walkout
Finnegan said negotiators lor
made I heir turn oi Inst, they at city |ximp station, said Tiles- rlFK‘*d shows
'or ' ' v,‘ ’ went ovei thci quota with col-'day’f afternoon's rattilall com- **e said he favored building aj^ate Tax
44 lied ions ol nearly $2,000 buied with the .21 of an inch 'Continuer! on Page 6)
' I am pleased hevond words, "!
Tax Dodgers In
Stale Will Face
New Crackdown
on a comedy built around a plot
involving a middle-aged woman
who enters the same college her
OKLAHOMA CITV < UFITh<
.Stuck (foes Down
The price of Kevlon slink de-
1 elimsl substantially today on the!
New York Stock Exchange. The i daughter is attending,
slock opened with ;i block of 5,500 Many situational comedy scenes
shares at 56. olf 3. from Mon- arjse in „)e pIay inv„|ving the
uiiv s closing price Financial ex- , , »
ports said il was an unusually!mo"l,er and 'lauF-h,er-
- sharp drop for Kevlon stuck Fur !
* Lher selling occurred after the! A$SCS$Or Attends
tract Co Ilf* said clubs desiring ^
someone lo discuss ihe various
bond issue items could contact
Mrs Sullivan
County Road Job
Up For Letting
A Creek county job was one ol
lu projects llu- Slab- Highway
With this addi'-l amount to the which fell Tuesday morning
in ad ol Ihe drive credit of the Employe s division, brought November's precipitation
s;'id llow'-vt'i I i an say - j the Bob Powers led group ex count lo 3 19 inches
ceded its quota by nearly SLOW , Altho(1Rh th(, foret.asf Pa„s
Originally the group had a $10.- only (o, ,,wler weather Thurs-
250 tlU0,a lhe> tull,,0,ed $U day. a cold wave warning was
issued (oi the western half
L Imls praised Powers "He did (he Oklahoma Panhandle, and Ihe
$46,500 Is Asked
In Two Personal
Injury Lawsuits
2 Hi 67
Child Television
Star Is Missing
HOLLYWOOD 'UPF - Evelyn
1,1 Kudu- 9-year-old television star.
' ommission I,as com-, )(H>njnK salt.
pleted a new master list contain , ,
, . , . , , . In a prehminarv statement is-
mg an estimated 100,IKK) state in
State Meetings
come lax evaders and has opened (s.'(”d mv i ^ev'on! County Assessor Vemard Me-
a drive to collect, it was learned! ^^miLrous'wals o, ihThe1 Kinne/ ha* returned from a ser-
7 ies of six district meetings over
the state during which some 270
county employes representing 65
counties discussed the ratio stu-
dy being conducted for the state
t ‘k! ‘iv
programs could be improved hut
On the basis of past procedure. rjj,ging w;is „0( one o( them -
no cheaters will go to jail, but -Prt.ssure from a sponsor to do
they may get rapped with penal-!., job (|jd not gjve „U1Z
lies tor then hack taxes The tax
riiiucgaii sm,, iH-ginumns »« commwsiun voted Tuesdax lo let Two p,-rs,i„|my lawsuits in *.....J' -"i"".'" | Tenqs'i
1 nl"'<l Ki eel workers 1 "»>" bids „n later this month winch judgments totaling; s46,:>OU . ""'ln- •>>' Margaret (;5 |H.,„r,
Anolhei group ol
ini" her piggy bank and taking
*110
anyone
Wind ol Ihe drive leaked out
This was in answer to charges the Oklahoma County Assessors
m!P!T.’S' Temperatures may l.d! to 20 or! The child performer's parents. |whe", tharl^s K Chil"'" s»’ecial Hr* programs' producers that j association, said the meetings
ami the major steel producer
would lie subject lo call lo lilt
llict mediation sessions, possibly
Friday
The projects approved by the w' " ,,l*‘li W«lnes
dtstrii'l court
llantmoiiltei-
cent club
morning, the wt-ailu-i Mr and Mrs Emery.) Bernatier
'| agent for ihe commission, arrtv
ed in Bartlesville with a list
,oo 50
Workers al K ulleit-Collins. who
led theii lellow workers to llle
•ommission included sevei a I '•*'.' murinttg
which were to huve been let Iasi
diioiilh but were cancelled due to Largest |udgme,il ............ ... .
He acknowledged that the pend-.-, shortage of funds sought for Jitumic I aye Head. Inglt vidop. were Albeit Coley
mg Supreme Court ruling on the The county job is o :i miles ol •"■ "• Sapulpa by his mother, W C Elliott, t ash Hampton,
legality ol an injunction mderitig pavjng un stale Highway 27 tu-at •'">'' H'"' I- f"i itijurtes sht- Dene Hill David Reaver. Kelly,
the men hack lo work e-t 80 days Dminright and is csitniiited (,, claims hei on sustained in an Lane. Lawrence Block William;
cost $1116 (Mill
occupied the allenliou ol both
sides
Eisenhower Wailing
President Eisenhower w a s
asked at lus news iirnli-icnce il
lie planned to > all a special ses
mod ol Congress if lilt* court up
(bey rigged the shows under pres- were held at Claremore, Wilbur-
'lu' 111,1 lH'r!bureau said ..........j last saw then blonde daughter al <’'1 !!' Burll,'svi11'' vsitl1 a llsl ' *ure bom Kevlon which some-jam. Lake Murray. Quartz Moun-
I The winirv loreeasi was strung * P m when they pul her lo bed '(,° Washington eouniy dehnquenisjiim'.s decreed which contestants ,ajn lodge. Arnett and Roman
• i’mill,mi"..... rage |This morning when Mrs aa< mslruc.-ons a, make .hem fde " oolmued on Fage 6, w
auer entered her room Evelyn IJ sU* e M',llin
was missing Thr‘‘‘* Years’ Work
Police broadcast an all points Tax commission memhers were
bulletin regarding her disappear-- °m ol ,heir 'wlay fur the
ancc, believing the child m be a Wil1 Ro8e,s hol'lIa> b"> " was
memhers of (he staff at I runaway learned the drive against delin
Supulpans Will
Attend Meeting
Grapho-Analysis
Course Planned
Nose state park
The assessor said plans are
Ix-mg made bv the state board
to raise the assessed valuation
of all counties to a certain point
Aug 2.....lei section crush m S;c Adams and Clarence Hugo - Nine members of Ihe staff at [runaway learned Ihe drive against delin < lass m grapho-analysis rihed ■ . ' J
pulp., «,|4 Accepting the money for the Burl left Memorial hospital will] According to .......istraught !('a*'nts awl ‘‘vaders began seve, •liamlwTiting-aiw^sts^ is starting ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
NaiTied ilrfrmijiits in llu* at*- Commumts Clu-M Pn sidtmt Kmil bt* atUkndinj* the 40th annual con• mother, Evelvn, wlio rose lo Mar- J days a^o Ml^ lf ‘*f 1 i,f .tssess<)r * 4
lion art Beft\ Mari- Dobson and Wyatt said l.ach dollai in this vent ion of the Oklahoma llos Jdom as TVs’ Kloise ' had ix*en A tax ^‘jmmission agent went Kpiseopal ehurdi svluml. under......
Koiudil Keith Boren, Imili of Sa- collectmii i- appreciated Like- pilal association to Ih- held Thurs- upset aUmi her career 1,1 Bo,'la ‘ l,-v v'ldl •‘,t> nam,'s "• 's "* s
pulpa wise each dollai here will lit- day and Friday at the Mayo Ho j Kite hadn’t been doing so well Kav county income lax delin <,iiiM
A Tulsa woman was fined $:)()] The soil alleges the youth was distributed wisely anil justly I tel in Tulsa [lately.' Mrs Bcriiauer explained Muen‘-S- '• was re|x>rterl and he f,l|s Sl deleiting talents
Woman Fined For
Reckless Driving
the increase will
made by the state hoard
holds the steelworkers' appeal to and court costs Wednesday morn injured when a car driven by speak lot Hi very worthy
overturn a hack-to-work injunc- mg when she pleaded guilt;- to;Horen, in which he was a pas ganization
lion orderiKl by a federal district
loiirt under provisions ol the Tali-
Hart lev law [County Judge Thomas Harris war Haskell and Ridgeway streets , Earlier l-VImi
Maiidn- Ernestine Sam. who wa- Being suuglil is *17,500 50 tor some 500 pcoph
Incidentally
a graduate ol llu* International ,,a| Palrirk is thankful that Hal-
He said he did not want to com
tin-ill oil this sort of iffy question
He s.nd further that the situation
I- very emotional and serious and 1"
he would have to wait and see
what action the tribunal takes
The Supreme Court took the
steel case under advisement after
. In the past few weeks she Ire-1 f*‘r>*uaded 220 of them lu Ilk- rv and character traits will be
mg when site pleaded guilty to! Horen in which lie was a pas ganization- when I say thank ijM’,tt'.|| ^ t'',',,, v '''d.lvi1,^ I,,UI‘1,B.V I'alRxl ln*r agents asking ,"rnN-applying a >0 ixo cent pen tan, lit by Alt' Wanda Maitm.l
reckless driving jsenget cullidixl with All's Imb- von Sapulpa lot vmir generous . , , , , " lor work She couldn’t understand ,d,-v *‘’1 tatdmess
Being assessed the fine by son's cat al the intersection of,donations " , ^ ^:antl ,.pH.al •!'x'l'«ry why wasn't getting parts It was also learned the eommis-Sd I ol Graplio-Analysis a'"l i„u„en comw only once a vear
si minted Z7* T [hofc|,1,als "The money she took Iron, her^,OT l,as ™mp'efed a master list is the first such class to be of-
Oklahoma and ne,g ,b,.rmg states!^. bank an accumulation delinquents that it has been b red in Hus city
exjKM led to attend the con , h(.r savmgs_V) |or every working on lor alwtil three years The . kiss is limited hut thus.* |ng mel(,rs
..... .a... i ....... i— ... ......i 1 ‘ 1
had
Being sought is $17,500 50 tor some >00 |»•<>;,)• - helped in ....
Ihe driver ol a car involved m loss ol earning - *17.500 lor naiiilComimmitv Chest drive. Final
1 i vent ion
i one eat accident Sunday, (let and uttering and *1 Ikmi lor mod- tallies slmw a vet age collections
Continued on Fage tit ||ier worket were over $67
Upsets Few As Demos Top Balloting
gram—that I gave her as spend
Bartlett-Memorial stall mem mg money The hank was kept on
Imts a"''",i 'fit-liifk- Dt M S j th»- Hour of my closet The only
Bartlett Mrs Audrey Saylors other thing missing was a grav
Mrs W ilma While. Madeline Bay full-length coat "
Robert Moline* Leslie Cat heart. One of the officers said, "she'
Mnroe Foiisnn I'nulme Payne is probably a runaway, and it is
and Alice Simimlon.
,l Ue Rankin said he hoped for
a ruling Friday or Monday
.Sometimes in the past the court
■ Continued on Fage 6'
lout hours ul argument Tuesday
|IV government and union at tor-1 WASHINGTON < UPF — Demo- s|>lit among liemiK-rats would in the 25 largest cities They ills-
neys The court gave no indica- crats came out of the 1959 elec elect Robison in tin- normally placed Republicans in Fort[
tion when its decision might be!lions today with the same si.uw Femo' i.itu Hite but backers of Wayne l .dayette and Columbus Army RcSCtVC
lorthcommg hut Solicitor General ol muscle they have been do- retiring Democratic Gov A B and held oil lo mayors offices |ncncrfinn c
playing in recent off year jMiIiti- Happy • Chandlci tailed lo give they won four years ago in In* ■nspecrlOll JCi
cal tests Republicans also found 'hem the necessary help. ilianapolts Gary South Bend and t|i(, aim(|a| ins|K'i-ti«n hv the ........
-omething lo I roast about in city Chandler a declared candidate other cities 'inspector general of Hie 800th' ‘llr,,ol,s
i elections in Ohio and upstate lor the ihoo Democratic preside,!- New Jersey Democrats retained Replacement rump tnv Iris been
New York tial nomination and a bn- of control of the state Assembly hut lir(Jor,fm ,|lt- evening of Nov DeLozier RiteS
For the Democrats, the bright omb .......... ol failed to wrest the Senate from accordin. McCorkeli U0|J WednecJnu
rst spots in luesday s voting coinj iii Hu- ti.ilioii.il conventiim the GOF llu* result was a blow ((|||| 1|i,i neio m fctjnesoay
(were the election of a governoi next year a- Kentucky’s lavoriic lo Demociatic Gov HoIh-iI B
in Kentucky, the crushing defeat son Meyner because the president ol
given Harold E Stassen in Ihe Dilworih AAms Easily Ihe Senate bci-omes governor il
Pat says Halloween is just
|*oo hard on the ole city park-
...........a story of Emit
Th<- list is said to contain about iiiteu-sied may contact Mrs Tmti Hvat| |s featured in tlie October
Ruby Wilson believes there's
nothing worse than the first blue
Monday of the month Ray
Conners is a real do-it-yourself
guy when it comes to using a
hammer and saw Brenda
Boss is especially fond of choco-
late candy Harry Moore en-
uivs goin' fishing ever now and
then Ralph Stroup is an ar-
dent believer in the afternoon
Test Of Space Escape
Equipment Is Success
Secretaries Are
Rotory Guests
Secretaries were guests of their
bosses at the Rotary luncheon
Tuesday noon in YWCA dining'a sweep
Jerome Croston was Ro- 'ions
A complete check ol company
records troop formation and a
Philadelphia mayoral election and Stas i n former Minnesota gov- the job is vacant Mcvncr would I1 "nlld‘"’’• I" "1"'! • e held
ol
hall
tartan of the day
Two short skits were present-
ed on the theme of Ihe program
for the dav and lour numbers
Iren, M: Fair Lady,” song by
Mrs George AVhitten closed the
program
Indiana city eb-i et-ui- • ■ • • • Itepubllcan turn nvc, the slate administra- Met orki-ll I the tcernitment in Kiefer Christian church with
non lation lot | ■ t • n U nt in 1948 tion lo llu- Gitp tl h<- stepped program is now open for men! the pastor Rev Richard Dock
iinili-i standahlc fx-iausc her par-
ents never let her go anyvvlH-re
alone She is ptohably just try WASHINGTON l PI Esca|x- cape and rescue equipment ih
mg her wmgs equipment was successfully tested tgned for the Mercury progtam
I olice were on Ihe lookout at (Wjav for the t S satellite cap Eight-Engine Rucki-t
railroad stalions. bus depots and su|e ||lat NU]| (-arry man into The pilot escape system con
space This was done tit j rocket at*- ol a tower-like rocket on top coffee break Eddie Kavouib
shoot at Wallops Island. Va ol tin capsule II anything go**' manages to move at a fast trot
The capsule was Bred to .ill al wrong at launch time, the escafte n'"st of Ihe time Mrs. R. E.
Hindi* of 38,000 feet bv engineer' rocke* can lx- triggered to lift the Wadlev displayed quite a talent
J the National Aeronautics anti capsule tree of tin- booster ISalurdav evening at throwing
Funeral services for Benjamin Space Administration with a |>ow In today s test, the esca|x- sys baseballs at the Javcee Hallo-
Franklin DeLozier. retired Gull1 -rlul Little Joe booster tern wa subjectetl to the niaxt vveen Ixrnth Ida Davis has a
Oil Company employe who died! "The test was a complete sue- tiiiiiin att pressures which could blooming plum tree Mrs. Min-
Monday, were held Wednesday cess a NASA spokesman 'aid ocei.t m a manned Right me Six is feeling fine now that
The capsule similar to the on.* I he la inching also provided in her Siamese cat found its way
it which a Mercury Astronaut lot mutton on design concepts ot hack home Hobart Robert-
vvill b Bred into orbit some time Ihe capsule itscll NASA said. son. Sr., recently caught a 44
AN itli scattered exception, and H1 >2 and tor >v">t of out next veat for a place on the "'•hunt pi tor serv ice who wish worth officiating
I'uesday's voting followed the ivnosylvama in 1958 continued Democratic national ticket or lot ,u s|»-,id ix months on active Pallbearers were Lyman Adan m l'*-l tk-scended into the Allan and on capabilities ot the Little ixmnd channel cot in a very
form sheet running downhill in thi Philadel- a try at a IS Senate seat duty and the remainder In the Dewey Kerby John Whittle Jim'tu live miles from N ASA s test loe booster anil the operation ot small pond that hail been used
Sh* was accompanied
In Kentucky Democrat B'-rt pitta election Demociatic Mayor
by AB* l.ooigc Maynard
GOF \n Tin eat reserve | Paxton. Wiley Knight, and Roy lation on the eastern shore ol the capsules recovery para as a minnow pond or so
T Combs wa* a runaway victor Richard un Dilwurth won reelec- Kentucky Arginia and Missis-' Information about thi* program Wiggins | A irgmia I chutes Hobart thought have a bar-
over John M Robison Jr in the Bon * astlv ,ippi also held legislative elec- may l«- oBtam.-d Tuesday eve Interment in South Heights' The launching at 9 55 an. Little Joe is an eight engine gain for sale'* telephone 185.
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Livermore, Edward K. Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 55, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 4, 1959, newspaper, November 4, 1959; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1489017/m1/1/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.