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Vipulpo (Oklo) Herold, Thursday, June 29, 1961 2 Page 1
designed to pick up detailed In i
formation concern me highinten-
sity hands of radiation known as
the “Van Allen hell*" around
earth These belts fcose potentially
serious problems to space travel-
ers venturing toward the moon
and planets.
Grcb is a 55-pound sphere to
measure radiation coming from
the sun — also a severe problem
(or man mto-space programs
AFL-CIO leaders
Will Demand
More Pay Raises
Iraqis Fire
On Iranians
rve n better road program than! Hep Bill Shipley, Nowata,
at," Cobb said “I'm not going chairman of the House Common
accept it." I Schools Committee, said he heliev-
The Oklahoma Higher Education od schools could live with the WT
lumm Council was reported hack I million figure but the school coda
the move to revive the sales would have to be amended
" (Continued from Page P
iMHinced the satellites had gone
into orbit.
Further information was with-
held until data from tracking sta-
\FL-CIO leaders made it clcai lions around tin- world could he
analyzed.
However, sources said all three
satellites were beaming signals
hack to earth during the early
hours, and that the nuclear pack-
age “appeared to lie working
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navigation system, of wlu.h to I C;F;NKVA (UPD-The British
day s shot was ., prototype, would co-chairmen of the 1»
oui satellites and w nat(0n Laos peacx* conference to-
s’i tope it will lie the first opera ((ay summoned the Internationa
tional space system in the world." Conhol Commission i ICC> to hear
Hie system is designed to en- their plea for equipment needed
able ships, Ixith naval and com- |(, supervise the cease fire ia
III HY SKI\ HOW TO CHECK
IT. IN JUST 15 MINUTES. After
using ITCH ME NOT. get your ■Wc
back at any drug store if the itch
NEEDS SCRATCHING Apply in-
stant-drying ITCH ME NOT day
or night for eczema, insect bites,
ringworm, toe itch, other surtace
i ashes NOW at Humes Drug Co.
—Adv.
today they will demand further
pay increases despite calls for
wage restraint from top officials
of the Kennedy administration
The executive council of the U
million-member labor federation
said negotiated wage gains did not dandy
lircaten the nation with rising Injui
trices or runaway inflation tTZIfl
In a statement adopted Werines-
iny night. Hie council asserted
that union-won pay boosts U,“"'B
required to help reduce heavy un B
employment and bring ' real re H
overing" from recession. E
Council members rejected wage B
cslraint picas recently advanced UR
hv Treasury Secretary Douglas H
Dillon and White House aide Wal El
ter Rostow as unnecessary and H
iroundless B
Instead of worrying about infla H
'ion tliey said, the administration B
1 should he concerned about (Hilling H
idle plants and jooless men back IS
to work full time H
George Moany. AFL-CIO pn si B k
[ dent, said the action was taken II
partly to holster the bargaining I If
position of (lie United Auto Work- I
ers at the start of negotiation- K
with General Motors, f ord ami B
Chrysler.
The council waded into a B
I rouble.somc inter union scrap on ^
the final day ot its summer K
meeting.
It prepared to nile on a disputeB
between tin* powerful Steelworkers
union and the Sheet Metal Worl B
ers International Association oM-iijU
k bargaining rights at a Carrier |tM
1 Corp air conditioning equipment B
plant in Syracuse NY «j
f This dispute has heightened ten-IW
• sion between the industrial union-|B
s that formed the old CIO and tin* IS
• building trades that were th< B
p backbone of the former AFL V
Tfic slu'd metal union sought to B
v represent the worker- even though B
1 the Steelworkers were on strike nj
against the firm The steel union
^ said this was the worst kind n't &}
"raiding" and banned by tl»e M L- jftj
CIO constitution. “jp
Gen Winfield Scott was the
last of (lie presidential candidat-
es nominated by the Whig party.
He was nomuiatcd in the election
able ships, both naval and com Canada and India I Kith are do
niercial, to get continuous (KiMtnm inanding that the ICC be given
fixes through data received p tools to do the job. Poland—
the satellites i under pressure from tike Soviet
- I Union—refused to go along after
USE HERALD WANT ADS having sided with them at first
Morton's Summer Clearance
„ BEGINS NOW!
Top quality, nationally known shoes, clothing and ap-
parel at drastic clear-away prices! Come early! Buy your
needs NOW and SAVE!
NOW! Our Entire Stock
of Bone and Black Patent
/v Heel Styles and Flats
by Connie i
nV Jacqueline X
\ 'v Paris Fashion
Transition dresses in
a nice choice ot
beautiful dark
colors, Pcnncy-low
priced
Complaints Rile
Over Misleading
Package labels
\ Complete ring**
of rcgulor ond
holt sizes
Reoutiful styles that
sold up to $13.99, now
Large Selection
ot Women's Summer
Katanga Will Send
Delegates To Meet
ELISABETHVILl.E, The C,:„go|
(ITI‘—Katanga will send a dole
T wear new right into
tali' Beautiful deep
c'ark colors with plenty
.if brighter colored pat-
terns for contrast
You'll sec a ruce as-
sortment of styles m a
nice assortment of pat-
terns Choose now —
and save ot Pcnney's
low $6 95
oft regufar prices
LARGE
GROUP
OF
Terrific Borgains!
Ladies' Summer
Great sole rocks ot terrific re-
ductions! Newest fashions!
includes ENTIRE STOCK of
Summer styles - ALSO brok-
en size selections of year
round numbers. Every pair
famous JARMAN quality!
(wiles does NOT include EVERY
Jarman style of year-rounds)
Our entire stock of summer purses ot o real
saving price1 Many styles, many materials —
fohnes, straws, flower purses, etc Choice of the
house idNg*
off regulor prices
ENTIRE STOCK of
pllj'. federal (ox
4fh of July Special Values
Pifjbt before flir hnlidovs — reduced prices
r»n item-, you nrrd In moke n hoppier holi-
day!
lawn (hairs and Tabic Set
Prrferl Ini por* h, pntin. cabin even the beach
The aluminum chon1- have wide plastic webbing
Fold for easy carrying Round table is oil metal
The 3 piece set reduced to
These styles regularly sold up
$18.95. Clearance prices -
oho o large group of girls
Shown is ONE of the mnny, mnny style', on
sale1 See them all get your favorite style
EARLY'
Other Jormon Shoes $9 95 to $19.95
rcgulor prices
Metal Folding Picnic Tables
Buy that table you've been wanting — and save
now' All metal table, perfect for picnics, also an
extro toblc throughout the year Groin top, sturdy
legs Folds up for easy carrying Hos handle, too.
Reduced to
Men's Summer Weight
SAVE on Finest Quality
Sport Coats
CORRECTION
Handsome coots — all re-
duced to clear! Now as low as
OUR AO IN SECTION TWO OF
TODAY'S HERALD SHOULD READ —
• Curlcc
• Darby House
• Michaels Stern
Quality ond style you con de-
pend on to be the very tops.
Choose from a lorgc selection
of the most beautiful fabrics
in o wide range of patterns
and all colors.
Regular prices $39.95 to
$59.95, priced to clear —
Both Men's
and Boys'
16-inch Charcoal Brasier
STEWING
PER POUND
Yum m-m-e-c-e Charcoal those steaks and
burgers and everything else — on this big '6-
mch grill Charcoal lax • right under the grill Ad-
justable. detach 'I le legs Carry it anywhere And
pay such a tiny price at Penney's
Cool short sleeve
styles in both reg-
ular weaves and
knits. Stock up
NOW and SAVE!
B y Haggor,
C u r I e c ond
Mayfair! Save
now.
1961 Westinghouse Air Conditioner
f1 " 1 2 H. P. MODEL
• " K Full 15,500 B. T. U.
You'll need a set for over the 4th — and
through the summer Attractive patterns ^nd
'olnrs The swim trunks and matching jacket,
reduced to
regular prices
AND
~ Installed
Normal Cnndlt.
DEPARTMENT STORE
122-124 E-ost Dewey
Your Store ot Notionolly Known Merchandise
Ask tor Vouchers.
They are valuable
Buy Your Needs tor the 4th ond pay
later on your Pennev Charge Account
Remember! Round-Up Ciub Rodeo Fri. and Sot.
BA 4-2467
Ed Wells
110 East Hobson
SHOES FOR MEN
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Livermore, Edward K. Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 46, No. 247, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 29, 1961, newspaper, June 29, 1961; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1490426/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.