Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 270, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 17, 1960 Page: 2 of 16
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Page 2—Section 1—Sapulpa (Okla ) HarflU;:$uqfjpy,tJuly 47, 196?)
County -
(Continued from page It
includes $1,000 (or capital outlay,
with (his being listed as $600 (or
new machines and furniture and
$400 for additional equipment,
neither of which is specifically
Ike Offers (old
War 'News' To
Demo Candidate
NEWPORT, R 1 (UPI i -Hresi-
Kennedy
Third Candidate
In Hassle Over
Political Payola
TULSA (UPli— A third candi-
date for Democratic nomination
Notebook -
(Continued from page It
(he White Mouse
Very Vigorous Campaign
hollowing up the attack he del
ivered against Nixon in his ac-4or Flrst District Congressman in
identified The salary request',,: de,,t K,s;'nhower offer‘‘d Sa,ur ceptance speech last night, Ken-1 Je July 5 primary-State Sen.
eludes $0 960 42 for the principal day ,0 *“*“ li« pres, n,.,|y sald he wanted to make it Vates l-an<i - Saturday jumped
officer and $6,600 for the first as- de",ial fcandidate, F Ke,‘ clear that his campaign against |*"t* ‘he . >1*^1 Wok" comro-
sis(an( nedy informed of cold war and|[jle Repuhlican presidential can-]vmy wUh a denial he had any-
Sheriff Dee Ausmus' salary for in,cmationa) developments during didate "is going to be very ,h*ng “> do with it
next year will be $5,244 42 His "8°"*“"
total estimate of needs is $64 Th*‘ Pres,denl, «‘>eduled an a, Sa,d he was "going to at
080 04. while he spent a total of ^f^nts conference here Mon temp, t0 make a ftghl within
$50,264 56 last year His request duy .'° “‘..“P **• brirfmgiion wlla, , consider tiie rules of
includes *650 ofr capital outlay f* ‘"^rnattonal scene for both fact." He made the statement
which is not specified, plus $6,500 K‘n,"“dy and ^mocratic vice wlun it was recalled that he had
for the boarding of prisoners for l1,"1'Md,'n’ud cand,daUf Lyndon ti said previously he did not believe
a year
P
treasurer, has submitted an esti-
(Continued from page 1'
'machine in the history of the
parly . and they'll break your
arm at the slightest provocation "
This particular analyst lias fol-
lowed the Kennedy operation day
by day in the primaries, in Wash
ington, DC., at the governor's
conference in Glacier Park and
now at the convention.
He knows their method of ope-
Land has not been accused of ration and as lonK as five vveekc
companying liberals in line while.
LRJ delivers the South. You can't
beat an arrangement like that.
NX many politicians would'
Demo --
Rockefeller. mejt worid conditions."
In Valley Forge, Pa Harold---
Stamen said he had no comment Muscum of Science and
he might nominate )nH |glry jn ciiieago, contains
decision that Kennedy made Wed- |ate was a -pathetic figure try Rockefeller lor the preside,<c> numerous exhibits devoted to
nesday night after he analyzed jn„ t0 ,>lK^ the Kennedy steam He said, though. that it was scieiitilic and industiia i'1 *
the ballots of convention dele toiler " 1 well known tie thought Ho ke- st.s Many of the exhibits I1 -
teller would "be a better presi- the spectator in the uudst ot
have had the presence of mind or1 ‘Continued from page 1.
personal humility to make thel^ tW0.|imH Democratic candi- u"
gates.
But when the course of action
became apparent. Kennedy set
out to prime the pump He suc-
ceeded.
"X|„ :n t in l ie, ------ — ■ , . . , ,,, ...
Morton said Senators Hubert dent and therefore a better ct.n- l)le setting or enable him to op
Humphrey and Stuart Symington didate than Nixon erate devices demonstrating ae-
and Governors Robert Meytier oi "I have known both men J tivities
New Jersey and Orville Free man good many yeais.
Siassen -'-aid.
It is no casual observation that of Minnesota were assigned roles I have lieen on the lib-ml side nKHAI D WANT ADS'
....... 1 of the Republican Party all my nr.nm.L/
Johnson ,n making personal attacks on n‘‘y was approached by primary
J Stephenson, county , l‘r‘‘s,d!'n,'al ^r*tar,v Nixon loser Lige Stewart, Alva, on a po-
. cl.......... „„ „c,f. JamM ( Hagerty said Hie brief
i lor the August session of
mate of needs tota'ing $27 265 84 ','gs for F,‘anedy and Johnson if Congress, Kennedy said he hoped
while his expenditures totaled ,,y Wan W1 *' B,ven hy ,|lt. pemocratic-rontrolled legusla
t!5 185 17 last year Ills re,must a "resPonsib,e official” of tin ture would be able to uass min- of a sho» at the seat now liel.. by
of $!(X) for capital outlav is not government's Central Intelligence imuil wage, medical care and Republican Page Belcher, Enid,
explained in the estimate The Af£.my .. . . . . . farm legislation He noted that Sle»*rt Supports Land
treasurer draws $4,001 56. , T 'M, uy of mf"rming opposi- aie mkmnum wage bill, which he
County commissioners are re 10" candlda,l‘s on fufrfeign re'" will manage on the Senate floor,
questing $14,660 73, while tliev *,ds " '' [f “"der was ready for debate,
vtient si I 023 49 last vear. Their 1 ''m,K lalu' and Repuhlican ||,. endorsed u Democratic bill
request includes $txxi for canital administrations “nce Wor|d War to provide medical care for the
outlay which is not explained . , ... ag*'<l “"der a Pla" l'all'"g ,ur
Commissioners draw $200 a month „ Hagerty ,also disclosed that Hie financing hy increased social se
lack Kennedy might have gotten|as “spear carriers
—- ----- -------— . . , .. , • the presidency last Wednesday "it's going to take a long time
being involved but said he wanted!®®0 vmge thal th‘‘y fwo“ . „ , night when he decided to build a't0 get used to seeing Sen
to,make his record clear. : the nomination on the f.r« ballot ^ ^ ^ djv| Johnson, pla^ing ^
rfrr~our“""sst
of h,s runoff opponent and lellow y‘«ne,ian<l sealed contact All, par(y hfls „ever a (.uK. - Mortonsaid
u sail esley V. Disney that Dis- ronvea. machine wilh tiie steel nerves Morton had said e u lier that a
(ion could not alter the terms of determination ,
(ontract switch gears as has the Kennedy with
The Democrats now have a ‘'8gieg‘,,,on
'icket that more than likely will
win in November. But the ticket
wasn't made until Lyndon John
son was added, thereby produc-
liticai payola deal
Land will face Disney in the
luy 26 runoff for the opportunity
"It is just as ridiculous to think in8 ,he support of the South and
I would submit to political black- ds ‘J® electoral votes,
mail as it is to think that 1 would Jack Kennedy is not an egotist
accept it." said Land.
Stewart, the third runner in the
July 5 primary, lias thrown his
support to l,and Disney said Fri-
Presidenl has scheduled an "nn Ui ity taxes Both this bill and day he had been approached by
Pay. ... .. . , usual" Sunday meeting wilh anv n«nw<rallc (arm leoislal inn
js jsn. ssr-; sk & r “
„,,«i tn evnenditures of $15,170- Aitoni,yc.<neral WiI Eisenhower
Kennedy staled fimly that lie
Slewart, offering his support in re
turn for a $17,500 a year job and
DEATHS
Fielding Rites
Funeral services for William
ior BrVstoi countv^gel'rs day lh* summer Whi,f House favors rifal "integration tank
office along with other office re "f S,a'', Chr,s,lan privately owned public facilities
.... ......1., ......— as stores and restaurants. In con
Yn„ntv Clerk I,eo Bruce s fund 1,1 addidon Flspnh«wer will trast t0 Eisenhower, he felt the
salaiy $ .-I • and reports, uliout tlie address ..^lut
-epnt $29,759 31 last year chiem-o July 26 , i , . . g n
('miniv Assess,,, Vernard Me ,! k y ' , , „ ta,»h' for integrating all public
Kinnev estimated his needs at Hagerty re|K>rted that the Pres- M (lia)|s jM. said "The Prcsi-
63last year he swn idenl H,,d Anderso" wdl discuss siiould associate himself with
$.8 l .I 61, wnile la 1 > . ( j,js moisadn tn Cnnoress nevl ..............., ______■>___,____1.1.
$24 634 86 His salary is *4,510
message to
was actually Disney who ap-
proached him with a job offer in
return tor runoff support
Muloy Baeks Story
Disney's version of the contro-
versy was backed by Pat Maloy
of Tulsa, who said he was present
when Stewart allegedly ottered his
support
Land said in Tulsa he had also
Congress next „ gI eat mora| t.ause- use his been in contact with Stewart I
It didn’t bother him any more
to affiliate with Johnson than it Walter Fielding, who died Thurs-
does for the average housewife Hay afternoon at his home. 2061
to send back a bottle of sour milk East Dewey, were held Saturday]
to the corner grocery. in Smith Funeral chapel with
Kennedy is out to win the elec- Rev Clive Jared officiating.
_ _ lion and that's all that matters Interment was in Floral Haven
Help in'moving his" novel!y~busYThe Kennedy family wants a cemetery. Tulsa
ness from Alva to Tulsa president and they want him in Pallbearers were Delmer Slid
Stewart promptly denied he ha,( November ton. Charlie LeGrand. H W Bur
approached Disney, and said it Between Jack and Papa Joe, rus, Lawrence Hudson. Russell
to Republican ticket pairing Nixon
New V oik Gov Nelson
Rockefeller would be "very
formidable indeed."
He said, however, that he would
not force Rockefeller to accept
.lie vice presidential i ominatijn.
"Draft Rockefeller” headquar-
ters., meanwhile, said it was re-
ceiving a "heavy volume" of tele-
grams, some from "influential
they’ll keep the north and the ac- Hudson and Vernon Crabtree
YlewftewuiA-
Call Us' For
Aluminum Awnin9*
• Storm Doors
• Carports
Wo Give t,ree Estimates
ALUMINUM
PRODUCTS CO.
18 E. Lee Phone 264
Stock Reduction Sole
Now tn Progress!
Ail Summer Merchandise
Reduced To Ciear!
Come on down—take advantage of
our special seasonable values! Fam-
ous name labels on sale . . • y°u H
recognize their quality in a minute!
NEW FALL SHOWING
LAY-AWAY SALE
i u. sauo t|ir machines monlb w,m'b kp Wl11 urg<* the influence to help carry through
and hi seeks $. . legislators to complete work on (.0urt ordered deseErcuntion
and new equipment which are not h|, p^am Th,y also «"rt ordered desegregation
identified. . wil discuss the forthcoming an
The court , erk - ' 1''' IH" s nouncement of n budgetary sur
are estimate,! at *3 0 A.72 com- p,ug f()r figcal 1%0
1)79 u' 'Rav Weaklev who Witb 111,1 annoum'en,en! nl ,kl> Negro groups maintain, however,
will U* court clerk after the first lllree day s,M'"'s of appointments that he lias not taken a vigorou
,lle Sll[dmer White House, |(.ad ill supporting integration
In general, Eisenhower has
taken I lie position that Supreme
Court si-iiool orders are (lie law
of the land und siiould be obeyed
of the year, will draw $4,510
shortly after the first primary
and had advised him he would
make no political promises.
Funds --
Save up to 50% and more
r, ’nurn*li" Ru«,rlntendo!„ of ,lagerty raised for the first time while Kennedy's news cunfer-
l.’.-, ........u.......„i. ,l'*‘ possibility that the President ,.,K.e was underway, Southern re- earmarked
(Continued from page 1>
for Oklahoma and $25,000 also was
ve,''tlon , , . phere of North-South harmony.1 hails, floods and tornadoes be
Hagerty announced they would lllt. threatened row fizzled out ginning in June
visit Denver briefly after the within the Democratic National; Ellyson said Sapulpa has sought
convention so that Mrs. Eisen-1Committee as it organized under,$22,000 for repairing its water
bow er enn see her nihng mot tier. its lk.w ctttdrman. Sen H,-ury plant which was nearly wrecked
Mrs Elivera Doud m. Jackson of Washington. I by the
In addition to oral briefings
FABULOUS FASHEON FABRICS
M
schools, estimated
$8,200. He
rational films His salary will he
$4,001.56.
County Judge Thomas S Har-
ris’ estimate of needs is $13,759,
including *6 969 salary for the
principal officer.
This includes the fund requests
by all elective officials except
district Judge Kenneth Hughes,
whose salary is paid by the state
Other major fund outlavs are
asked by the free fair hoard,
whose estimate of needs this year
is *11,000 compared to total out
lays last year of *8.099 96
The board is seeking *900 fot
the construction of horse stalls at
the Bristow fair grounds and
$300 for a drainage system to
keep water out of the building
there. A total of $800 is sought
to repair the north horse barn
at the Sapulpa fairgrounds. A
new bam is sought at Drvm-
right for a total cost of between
*800 and *900
Election Board Secretary Gol-
die Childress is seeking $100 for
new election booths and an ad-
ditional (300 lor new 50 star U S
flags Her total request of $.,.469
20 includes imv of *2,040 to the
hy the May 5 tornadoes which
Southern committee members I killed three persons here and did
once a week, the candidates also gjgntd the pledge, which binds 'Uusands of dollars worth of
would receive written reports them to support the Kennedy- damage.
from time to time Johnson ticket in the November The city manager says he is no'
election despite the strong civil certain what the city will receive
rights plank in the party plat-1 hut expects it to lie "somewhere
form Some took the position that {near $20,000"
llhe pledge was not really an 7),^. together with the insur
ualk lance the city had on the buildings.
, The senator Hies to Boston and|WjM t)e enolIgh t0 get th(. tr,.at
car ‘Ben to his summer hoino at ment plant back in shape The
Commissioners voted some time Hyannisport, Mass, on tape tod, wa(Pr system itself was not dam-
ago to close the Veterans' apart- •v>unday for a brief vacation He aged, but the treatment plant was
ments as of July 1 and tennants sa'd lie would sPe,,d liext week heavily damaged,
were given notice to lx- out by u,dl Bis tuuuly and then hold Earlier, a representative of the
then. Ellyson said four bids have '"octings the folowing week to office of Civil and Defense Mobi-
DELUXE SOLID CORDUROYS
Huge selection new Fall colors
City--
• Continued from page 1)
hzation had toured the storm
Hamaged areas and estimated the
lamage at only $71.(MX) compared
principal officer.
Excise board members have mendation for a local ordinance
scheduled meetings Wednesday at the Monday meeting,
and Thursday when all count v Ellyson said he will seek
officials will he questioned about authority to trade in a 1958 model
their requests j police car which has 130,000 miles
_ on it
bean received on demolition of the di#CU8s defense, farm policy and
apartments, pari of which are lo- ecunomic g,0WlB.
cated in nortlieast and the re Asked whether he plans to cam _____^ ______ _____________
mainder in southwest Sapulpa Pa*Bn *n *Be South or leave,S(a(e estimates of $500,000
Commissioner Boh Lindlev is Southern stumping to Texan] qov F.dmondson, Civil Defense
chairman of the dog control J°Bnson, Kenneily said he would ai)(j national and local official-
study group The group has bei>n travel as as Possible "hut
studying tlie dog control ordi 1 t'an ‘ibe expected to go every-
nances of several other cities and w’liere
towns and will make a recoin
Delayed -•
tContinued from page 1>
sons, most of whom cheered them
Obituaries
By United Rre** International
ANNAPOLIS, Md (UPD-Ed-
Material on the Oklahoma Mun ";lld k Jones, 49, former city
licipal league's campaign to get a ‘‘‘Btor of the Washington Times
larger share of the road user tax “erakk J'**4) Friday at his home
will Ih* presented for discussion
The group is six-king 15 per cent
of the tax for appropriation tn
NKV$ YORK iUPD—Mrs. Desi-
ree Marks Harris. 71, a tormer
protested the estimated and made
a trip to Washington. D.C., where
they requested and received a
second survey
Eisenhower said he has authori
zed the director of the OCDM to
make a specific allocation of
funds. He said OSDM officials will
get in touch with the governor on|
the amount and the execution of
necessary documents governing
their expenditure.
The Oklahoma counties tn re
ceive aid in addition to Creek are
Cleveland. Choctaw, Cotton,
Craig, Grady, Haskell, Latimer,
LeFlore, McIntosh, Okfuskee. Ok
'•ities and towns for use in street ao,ress W“B ‘Be stage name De-................... ..........
But a few of the greeter-wvro un repair and maintenance siree Lazard. died Friday l“rs mulgee, Oklahoma, Ottawa, Pav-
friendly Signs welcoming the del \ ri>port will he given from thoPi*rr** wus ‘Bp widow of Harrs ne Seminole, Sequoyah and
egates said, "we're with you al Oklahoma Department of Com- ‘Birris, stockbroker, theater man- 7^^
the way.” “hooray for K and .!, merce and Industry on state and world hantam-
and "We're Proud of Vou. Oust ion ,'t9l The question, to he w'eight boxing champion
Edmondson had had almost no voted upon at the July 26 runoff _ ^ _
contact with the delegation sinre election, allows local communi iHR AtiO (UPI) Rabbi Eph-
some of his fellow' Oklahomans jj(,s j() funds for an indus ‘“Bn Epstein. 83, founder oi the
booed him Wednesday night when ,ria| foundation Chicago Rabbinical college which
he seconded Kennedy’s nomina 71^ chan,her of Commerce and preceded the Jewish University of
tion In post-mortems alxiard the board of direetors of the Sannloa America, Hied Friday at Mount
airplane Saturdav, some of those industrial F'lHidation Inc., both,■'nuu Hosital.
who booed said they regretted be i,aV(. endorsed the question.
ing carried away by tlie anguish \ final accounting on the 1959 PITTSBURGH (UPI*—J. Harold
of the moment so fiscal vear will be presented Mu,tun, 55, assistant business
One of tlie unfriendly signs at along with a resolution on the '"onager of the I ittsburgh Press,
the airport was "Boo for Booing employee salary scheduled for a Ncripps-Howard newspaper, died
Albright said, "Our first job is 1960-61.
to win a Democratic victory in No- Everett Buckner, 200 West
vember The governor has a big Goodvkoontz, has requested per-
stake in Sen. Kennedy's future, j mission to appear before the
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A Sept 20 vote on the proposal Sing the procedures for the citv ,la* American Hospital,
to reapportion the Legislature, re- nmmission meetings will be
create a constitutional highway iresented.
commission, would conflict with a Ellyson will give his regular re-
big Democratic political meeting i0rt, along with minutes of the
scheduled here three davs before ore ceding meeting and cash fund
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al the meeting, a 14-state confer- oartment. cemeterv denartment
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during the parley I days to plan the campaign F.d-
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day in Los Angeles, said he and; from most of the delegates.
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