The Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 50, No. 76, Ed. 1 Friday, November 27, 1964 Page: 3 of 12
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Friday, November 27, 1964
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would mobilize their fanatical
followers to keep them fighting
troopers to rescue them.
The toll of slaughtered for-
eigners and anti-rebel Congolese
was staggering. Some informed
estimates put it at 4.000 in the
past three months alone.
A total of 55 whites, includ-
ing three Americans, were mas-
around sacred this week in Stanleyville pre-trial hearings which led to
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to the last man.
“There is one mile
the post office in the center of and Paulis before
Stanleyville that is safe,” Col gian airborne
Jeremiah Puren. a white mer-1 could reach them. More thani Stockholm collision
cenary, reported from the for 1 200 hostages were rescued in
mer capital of the rebel em- the two spectacular airlifts. ,
pire. “The rest is in big trou- The American-Belgian airlift ^ne °‘
ble.” stirred up controversy around w*“ undoubtedly arise at the
the world These were some of hearing « why the Shalom ra- s*n8^s wj“re thankful t
off the ship safe and
Rebeli Retake Town
Unconfirmed reports reaching ^Percussions
here said other rebels re-cap-, ~The Vatican City newspap-
tured the town of Punia. 300 er Osservatore Romano said re-
miles south
derscored by testimony at pre-
vious maritime disaster hear-
ings, that radar cannot insure
against accidents at sea unless
navigators plot the position of
lision course. images seen on their screens, several firemen were injured
The hearing probably will be Coast Guard experts said many extinguishing the blaze,
in New York, also scene of the navigators are lazy about mak- The mob shouted hands 0 f I
ing these computations and use
visual aid.
____ _________ ended a 10*4
day Thanksgiving cruise to the set aflame in a well-planned op-|
_________ _________ Caribbean for those aboard the eration. The shouting demon-
the Questions which Shalom within four hours after gators charged past a few
the questions which jt m ^ of ,ne pas. u. S. Marines and regular
waik Egyptian police guard to
sound sPread flammable material in!
U.S.-Bel-j an out-of-court settlement of radar only as
rescue mission damages in the Andrea Doria- ir-.e accident
Gave Incorrect Position
the Congo” and "down with
American imperialism."
Reports said the library was
dio gave an incorrect position 0,1 —r ,h iihrarv buildine No Amen-
for the liner in its SOS. The when it returned here Thursday ‘‘^r^S injured
^’almost^c^mt^t| womanWnMrsAnMarger^ostaiko J 1
The theft of a set of hubcaps
from a new car parked on a
local auto dealer's lot was in-
vestigated by Sapulpa police.
George Whitten reported four
hubcaps taken from a 1965 Pon-
tiac parked on his lot in the
unit block of East Lee Tuesday
night.
The hubcaps were valued at
$25.
of Stanleyville. It Ports of ‘he hostage slaughter, aimosi correct out me lau report„d of ,hem rare' were des,roye"
by government "have deeply impressed civil- tude *lven would have placed Ha‘,a- "as u. S. Ambassador Lucius D
y governmenl !. _ , T - the Shalom 15 miles north of its in good condition at a New Jer- described the mineti
actual position on impact. | “Y hospital where she was buj|dmR as ..one 0f 0|dest
A Coast Guard spokesman treated for injuries caused by | jns||tutions of its kind we have
the Stolt Dagali gave the, ‘he slamming of a door at the
correct position in its distress 'ime of impact.
POTATOES
McClures
20 Lbs.
was taken
forces a week ago but no guard lzed consciences because of
was left behind, it was re- violation of common rules of
ported. j humanity.”
Some of the rebel-held hos-1 —Belgian Foreign Minis- said
tag* s, including the five Amer- ter Paul-Henri Spaak said in
leans, were believed captives in Brussels that the rescue opera-
the eastern Congo towns of Bu- tion is virtually complete and
nia and Wamba. There were' that all paratroopers will be re-
turned to Belgium by next
Wednesday at the lafest. Spaak
said Belgium has protested to
Czechoslovakia about the attack
no announced plans for
FAT
para-
OVERWEIGHT
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tor's prescription, our drug called Two American missionaries—
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55 »*■",f-*
cookies, or chewing gum ODRI- mowed down Tuesday by rebel
NEX is a tiny tablet and easily gunfire in Stanleyville,
swallowed. When you take OD Dr Joseph Tucker. 49. of
R1NEX, you still enjoy your Portland Ore., a medical mis-
meals, still eat the foods you like sionary. was beaten to death in
but you simply don't have the pauiis with 2t) other hostages
urge for extra portions because____
ODRINEX depresses your appe-
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messages.
Another crucial question is
why radar—the most up-to-date
in the world in the case of the
nine-month-old Shalom — did
not prevent collision.
It is a well-known fact, un-
DEATHS
Vaughn Services
Final rites for
Vaughn. Kellyville,
Reba Lavern an
who died ‘es‘
abroad ”
Students Attack Embassies
Reports reaching Vienna said V'
African students attacked t h e
American. Belgian and British.
embassies in Prague. Czechoslo- A ,5° loss was ™TKJ'',ed
vakia. Windows were stoned a" aa‘« by Ed Kegley,
and cars damaged The Belgi “2 N. Mission, when the car-
ambassador lodged a pro- buretor backfired Wednesday
with the Czech govern- afternoon in the unit block of
Three alarms were answered
by Sapulpa firemen in two days,
with an estimated loss of $60. |
No loss w«s reported in a
grass fire in the 700 block of
North Moccasin about oon
Wednesday. Firemen blamed
blaze on boys playing
with matches.
to!
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Pauli! atrocities, said rebel! i rt' ren« -M"* * , I -
ger, \ern Hulfman. Clarence ^ater U. S Ambassador Two Creek countians were
Asher and Gordon Davis. Onterhridae Horsey received ar named to committee chairmen
Interment was in Green Hill apology for the incident posts Thursday by House Speak-
bludgeoned Tucker and the 19
other victims to death and
threw some of the bodies into
a crocodile-infested river.
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The Czechs said they would legislative session which eon-
pav for the damage incurred. | venes January 5.
In Nairobi, Kenya, mobs Heb«r Fineh( jr.( Sapulpa,
Pina! riles uere held Friday demonstrated outside the l S ws% appointed chairman of tht
in First Presbyterian church for and ge]gian embassies _ Legal and Fiscal Advisory Com-
S C. Rollman. 71, who died of — - mittoe, while Lou Allard of
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The statement referred
Taylor's reported proposals I
possible bombing Commun
sources of supply in North V
Nam as a means to step
the anti-guerrifla war in tl
country.
Taylor is in Washington foi
high • level administration re
view of what to do next in
South Viet Nam.
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and Pamela Hobbs of the home
another son Charles, of the
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Livermore, Edward K. The Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 50, No. 76, Ed. 1 Friday, November 27, 1964, newspaper, November 27, 1964; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1490009/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.