Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 47, No. 58, Ed. 1 Friday, November 17, 1961 Page: 5 of 8
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w«*ndell Leroy Ervm fiom
le Ltella Ervin
V.krd
Josephine Tiger \M ray
KnoUjue McCray
Rayburn -
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to hit aarond term in t'ongit ,
Ljrndo'i J«iinw,n (mtrt
\ ict President Lyndon Jonn «
who wav like a ion to tne nan*-
lor »av the fir • ♦-» rej,^
Bonn am of all the national and
world flfu.e- who knew :l.v
er*d Rayburn He Tew i, TMa .
day ta comfort the fair: y
•The good people of the
world have lost a companion and
an ally. ' Johnson said H . vo,<v |
and ha judgment *ere heard and
re.pecterl In the end ,• aJ adde
up to one thing lie did *1^; *a
right-
Tnouiarvis of me, wars poured
in and nundreds of . rrver
senators and other dignitaries)
•ora dkpseted
of ft lands at the luouid.
Ravbur died at a small hospi
t*l operated by his phv'ician Dr
Joe V R:sser He «pen' the Iasi
17 days of a six-month struggle
with cancer tne re be* a aw it »a'
hi* »iai> to die am«.g tne
friends and neightioi tw ,ave :
It was learned that doctor-*
might hjse heeo ahe to arrest
the ranter and let him live for
montha longer hut Mr Sam re
fused for five mont..s to go to a
hospital Hr felt he was needed
to help get Kenneds , New
Frontier prog: am through C on-
greve
Noon
Stock
Quotations
Rv l mted Press Intern ilemal
Mid - [lay Prices
helerted New York Storks
"*»* HAD Mil IITTII IAMB «nd Br-t I Curry 11 haj hi*
)i".e faw.i, but he can t take it to school au every morning
tn» fawn sees him Co the school bua from hr* front itepa
n*"*r Galesburg. Mich. Then the fawn goe> roaming in the
od». to return at night The Corns found it in the yaid
er it waa few da-a old. and it has staved for five montha.
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Records
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rate
Hospital Notes
HAKT1FTT MEMORIAL
\;siting hours are from 2 to 4
and 7 to a jo p m
Admired werg Fane Mae
Johnwm. M. ha id lf*v l.'nda K iv
Scnonfiefd Kathryn Faid Troy
(t llilanf Vboafirld naby grl I
Frank Skalf ird
Dismissed were dare McCall
Darlene Miw Ira \!k n» .luha
Mhi'e'jil 1 a>i. Ktllibrew M.. -6-
la MitrhFU,
Three Children
Cloimed By Fire
VALLJANT <lTt - Three
small children :e-d Thursday it
a fire tha' 'festrosi-d tlieir 1 -me
while tnr win-its w< -e A
fourth es« a,e-t
A'lthoAtjr' va-d the fire brr*lr
out while the children *. mot he'
Mrs leocard Tu' er Sr wa
driving her hustSarH to work
Killed in tnr blare were IB
month-old Ronald Turner in d hi
sistera la Imran ,rd Darlene
?
A fourti cti.ld la* i T inner
Jr 4. fVi .i;cd and ran Ini trip
a/'-er he ».i- awakened hs smoke
.oar* dos ket Fi tday
t'harlcs C Lander'.
City had a charge of
(fa.vug continued to Nov
Bodies ~
Midwest • Hammered
President --
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hortly after his jet flight from
Two Fstrenust t.roup.
In h:> speech, the President
at a central theme—
, ol expecting Mink' quick
*v and ctie.ip solution * to
difference' with the Com-
nations He divided "fruv-
extrrnnsts into two
Pag»
ifr.^a %kho is *j \Kf premier in
he < mtrai govt • nment wav in
Kmdu Tuesday and saw < ongole-*-
'>ca Victoi Uindula and Inten*.
Mmistar Christopher thrr
V that time it w as :i<4 le <r*n it •
’new were dead
• .in rv mat* I gOO
in Kaidu. tne < .ipital
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The
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and sti
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— Those w iki urge upon us
what I regard to be the pathway
o surrender—app« a«ing our en-
etr.w* compromising our honor,
purchasing peace at any price,
dive. <>w mg nur arm* our friend'
our obligation' If thru view had
prevail'd, the world of free choice
wojld be smaller today
- Those who urged
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Mont Ward
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Sopulpc fOkla 1 Herald Fr.Jav November 17, 196> — Page 5
DEATHS
Butcher Rites
TO SEE NEHRU
(Continued from Page |i
happtnin, from tnroa reliabii
persons who vsere at the scene or
neat by
"According to the-*e sources.
the ltalia.i crew member' who , ... c____ ..
„ . cher. -*fll South Maple, who died
were captured at the Malayan
mess were brutally beaten. Thursday afternoon in Bartlett
dragged to trucks and brought to Memorial hospital
Kmdu prison, where they were Interment will hr in Memorial
immediately shot and then cut Park cemetery. Tulsa
into pieces by the soldiers | Pallbearers, all grandsons of
' Pieces of tile bodies were dis- Mr Butcher will be James R
tnbuted to the large crowd that Blaylock Robert C Blaylock
had gathered to watch the mas- Wiliiam J Blaylock. R..
CAIRO c PI —Yugoslav Pi♦ si-
de:! t Tito will come here Sunday
to sit in at a mee'mg of Presi-
Idant Carnal A Naaaar and Indian
R*s|uiem mass will he said at Prem.er Jawaharlal Nehru. Radio
Sam Saturday in Sacred Heart Cairo announced Thursday night.
Church for Charles Dennis But- —~—~~■“~
l SE HERALD WANT ADS
NIWIST BINCli* Ksthv Cmahv - ' r o
3ts?» fSKSW S ™:Xi
bmgfet wu bom Oct £ t Th^ n’
** Ltaddy la m Europe on locatirin.
Okmulgee Plonf
Hit By Strike
OKMULGEE (UPI -
3350
ments were not disclovd The
strike was believed to have in-
volved wage increase demands
About The workers are members of
. . , Local 10 of the United Glass and
employes of the American . ....
1 - . Ceramic Workers
Saint Gobain Win*..wglass Co ( _
midrugm j
here went on strik
Thursday.
Assistant plant BUnager James i
A Arford said the plant had halt-j
ed operations
A one-year exten-:***! contract
expired at midnight
In negotiations last year. Ar-
ford said, it was agreed the con-
tract would be extended another
year
Basis for the MBtiact d:-agree-
sacre, and some parts erf the
bodies were also flung at non-
Coi.gole.se who were present Two
m. tilated bodies were draggeil
through the main street of Kmdu
a id exhibiied until 12 Novemtier
All the remains of the bodies
were then throvn into he river
"Photographs of the massacre
wcie taken bv one local non
Congolese Soldiers later forced
entry into the residence of a
WHO (World Health Organization
physician and threw part of a
hand on hts table amid insults "
The United States and Britain
asked for a delay tn Security
Council action on a resolution
sponsored by Ceylon. Liberia and
the United Arab Repubu
Blaylock Edward A
Diiver Peelman
Wooten and
Turkey Shoot
KELLYVILLE
North of town on
Hifhwoy 66
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
Nov. 18 and 19
Now You Know
The lowest point on earth is
the Dead Sen in Israel and Jor-
dan. I m feet below sea level
More men than women
afraid to enter caves.
We Specialize In
PRESCRIPTIONS
A«k Your Doctor"
SMITH DRUG CO.
Free Moior Delivery R\ 4 27X4 1
Stranded Hunters
Still Being Sought
I government c:
\doula Ags s:j
Prr
tne
r*e
Mw
llrhonnirs
L lUklt*
VtokiK r
US Space Capsule
Is Recovered
PREVUE IONITE
’’IT CAME FROM
OUTER SPACE”
This Island Earth'
ADM _ all SEATS 60c
FRI. - SAT.
.nose Ano mi
Hr pledged
l: V* everything
| »hc*j
Km
■ sihte <ire 'ha'
•ViUXI.*
• i PI •— Th»' l nit, dj
rcro\ fn
■d it* iwli sp*1-0 -
cap!«ule IhuTsc
.iv ove-- tiny Tern
Uland. north«i
•vl of Hawaii
The JOC^pourv
i gold plated cap-
ped in the air a*
it i*ra< hulcd f
rum s*'ce alter 18
A C138
piloted by ( apt
James McTulk
nigh of Wy.icote
Pa, made Um
• , uti n at 1^.000
fM
Air Force
oflw-er* said the
shaped 1
ipsulr contained a
CAPITA N M UPI i
search parties sought today to
I reach the last of Kveral hundred
* r> >n us «rande<l hunters m the snowbound
pa'i *av mountains of soutiieni New Mcx-
. 'iations >co
.t»>*itjt- Another snow storm was expect-i
If their ed to hit the area late tonight j
world of Army Air Firce. state police |
-mailer state ronservaiion personnel and I
lancoln County re*Ki»*nt' today!
shifted the search to the Jicanlln!
Mountains ;iorih ot here
Heii* c»pt<-rs and light planes lo-
•Red another inri hunters m the
Lincoln N'atiorv^l Forest re ar her"
Thursday Rescue teams, using
ders. brought them out Thursday
night
Game department officials have
estimated that more than 4no'
hunters have been trapped at
x»me time since Sunday's four-
foot snow fall Most hunters were'
experienced and had sufficient
stay.
said
a department spokesman
Watered Hams'
Must Be Lobclcd
\\ \
Sill V
3Tf»N l 1*1 Stan
the i
i)<«tfOit 5 fiMMt LbM ktT>
must
label
watered hams" as
mi! at ion p
rod. ids
Thu
refused to dri,i> the
Xoirii
Department's rcuula-
r...niher of biolug;* ii and radiation
, sampling experiments and solar
cells to test their efficiency as a
(lower source in space
TOc capsule was o (ek^ed o,j
-r ir.) fmtr tk.scoverer \X\\
which was blasted into orbit
Wcdm <lav (tom \ -ndenberg Air
Force R.im Calif
Lack Of Trousers
Offers No Grounds
MOST tit t 1CE MIINC.
i
Ft
:
— «tCY£Y .
RpmtorHActfrr
Bjm^titw 5.
DucKy W
_sobMfirt
i
ion and it went into effect at
mdnight It applies to dozens of
arge packers who produce fe»l-
•rally inspected liams for sale in a!1<j
interstate tfimmerce.
Armour & Co., had protested
he order and sought a tempo,
ary stay In denying the 'tay the
sxirt moved up to the week of
Dec II a full hearing on Arm-
•air's 'inf cha: umu live regulation
was "arbitrary and capricious
NEWCASTLE-ONTYNE. Eng 1
and 11 PL _ A businessman,
who wander' around with not
rmi>ers m an office shared by.
ai* siioeles.' secretary is "care-
ess but not necessarily adulter-!
aus. a judge here ruled today.
The judge rejected J Ham-
blins petition for a divorce from!
lis wife Olive, whom he accusedl
of committing adultery with her
boss Norman Gilbertson
Gilbertson! was careless
two-car collision j about going around partly:
witnessed only by him and the -hanged." the judge said, "but
'here is nothing to suggest an act j
"This is mo*: refreshing," said^f impropriety had been taking
Judge Frank Ma>sa *Tm going iiaoe or that they were prepar-!
to 'iispeml your case .lust don't mg for one "
run any more red lights." I
I 'E HERM.ll W ANT Mis
MOBILE. Ala ilPD - Homei (
Sutherland. 21 flabbergasted re
corder's court officials Thursday
hv atlmittmg ne ran a red light |
caused a
_xCtwn
l
SCUTTUBun vm • ... ^
PLUS
"RING OF FIRE"
ADM. — 6tAr - 25c
\ i.sual comeption varies with
the angle of tlie eves When the
nx>oii is on the non/on. for ex-
am|>b it appears only about half
its normal sue when a person
looks at it upside down, with his
liead between his legs
Turkey Shoot
Note i Bowling Lone*
Highway 66 North
9 o.m. Saturday
1 pm Sunday
SUN thru WFD
"Pleasure Of His
Company"
ADM. - 50c - 25c
tltlTpiUN
• SAVES FUEL
• ADDS COMFORT
.all us today to in« Jotc
our horrie - or do it vexir
elf tins week enj
Wc ho*c Pipe Insulation,
too.
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
IF YOU WISH
Sfuart Lumber
£. Plywood Co.
117 S. Maple BA 4 2181
FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS
YOUR
Insurant
1*
/
^Jrerl) or slrl
nJ,ptnJtm Herbert P. Johnson
/AG£NT Agency
•- 8 E. Dewey BA 4^3113
Turkey Pheasant Duck
SHOOT
1 Block North of
Mound* Overpay*
Sot. S”n Nov 18 & 19
200 P M.
Repeat of A Sell-Out!
SAV«; 1 ? to V2 ON
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Livermore, Edward K. Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 47, No. 58, Ed. 1 Friday, November 17, 1961, newspaper, November 17, 1961; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1494070/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.