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The AFL-CIO has generally supported the bill, Bie-
miller said in prepared testimony, “for one major rea-
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As to a 1959 state law, un-
der attack by Attorney Gen-
eral Charles Nesbitt, Semt-
ner said Nesbitt's objection
was based on whether it is
a general law rather than a
special law which would be
unconstitutional.
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kind of candidate they think ought to be nominated.
"He ought to be a man who could take advantage
of the anti-kennedy sentiment that is high in the coun-
try without scaring off the progressive Republicans and
the Independents," Aiken said.
Kuchel, the assistant Republican leader. Indicated he
agrees largely with this definition. But he confessed he
hasn’t yet found a candidate who meets these qualifica-
tions and who seems to have wide enough support at
this time to make him a serioius contender for the presi-
dential nomination.
move to instruct the Okla-
homa Republican delegation
to vote for Goldwater's nom-
country urgently needs.”
However, he said. not enough of the bill's benefits
are concentrated among low and moderate-income tax-
payers.
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"which is a tax upon the
privilege of working or do-
ing business in Oklahoma
City and making a living
here."
City officials are taking
the position that the lax or-
dinance as proposed is con-
stitutional and that the city
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wreck Oklahoma City's earn-
ings tax." The speaker of
the house, who along with
Nesbitt had been named as
a potential gubernatorial
candidate in 1966. predicted
the courts would hold the tax
constitutional.
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Semtner said the answer
to this turns on whether the
population classification of
all cities within the most
populous county in the state
is a reasonable classifica-
tion.
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"We’ve got regular cus-
tomers on weekdays to think
about," the attendant said.
"They're our bread and but-
ter. We can't run off the
physically well treated but
would significantly help create the additional jobs this the experience left him a
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stems from prophecies we
heard made by several of
__two years of their terms
in Oklahoma City last week- makes it seem more certain
on GOP matters in Oklaho- Goldwater, he has fought a
now convinced that there
was more than idle political
chatter between Bellmon and
Goldwater when the Arizo-
na senator visited Bartles-
ville recently.
"In fact, we are convinced
their conversation took a
path that will lead Bellmon
into the Arizonan’s cabinet
as secretary of agriculture
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end," Mayo said.
"They are men we have
learned to respect when it
comes to their speaking
with an authoritative voice
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Hope to Visit
Vietnam Troops
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Bob
Hope is planning to enter-
tain American troops in
Vietnam this Christmas.
The comedian said he was
postponing a scheduled per-
sonal appearance tour of
Australia and New Zealand.
Jie plans to take regular
(troupe members Jerry Co-
ilona, Anita Bryant and or-
chestra leader Les Brown on
the tour.
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nervous wreck. He was istrator of the National Ae-
released Wednesday. (AP ronautics and Space Admin-
Wirephoto) istration.
that Bellmon has agreed to
become a part of Goldwa-
ter’s official family."
While Bellmon has made
several speeches favoring
Giveaway Offer
Is Called Easy
TRENTON, N. J. 115—Carl-
ton E. Mason. Democratic
candidate for the state sen-
ate in Cape May County,
pledged to donate his $5,000
legislative salary to two hos-
pitals if elected.
Senate majority leader
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Turing away' East Ger-
man citizens, said he was
"We take the position," j
Semtner said, "that the in-
terchange of workers and
residents is manifestlyj
greater in this county than
any other in the state and
that because of this inter-
change the problems of fi-
nancing are much greater.
This supports our theory that
the classification is reason-
able and the act is therefore
a general act and not a spe-
cial one."
J. D. McCarty, chairman
of the Advance Oklahoma
City Committee, said that
“saboteurs are trying to
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Washington already has said
that Secretary of State Dean
Rusk will announce on a
visit to West Germany this
weekend that the United
States does not expect to cut
its forces in Europe. But a
spokesman for Chancellor
Ludwig Erhard’s govern-
ment gave notice Erhard
will question Rusk about the
situation when the secre-
tary arrives in Bonn Friday.
A cartoon Thursday
in Bildzeitung, West Ger-
Tax Cut Shift
flight missions.
The announcement was
made Wednesday by George
E. Mueller, associate admin-
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WASHINGTON (UPI) —
President Kennedy signed
into law Thursday a $355
million bill to combat men-
tal retardation through im-
proved maternal and in-
fant care. It represents
part of his broad, new
mental health program.
Also awaiting the presi-
dent's signature is a bill
to attack both mental re-
tardation and mental ill-
ness, tha latter through lo-
cal community treatment
centers.
Together, the two pieces
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Convenient charge or budget ter an available.
housing projects that in-
clude central kitchens and
dining rooms. It also has
increased the allowance of
space for health and social
services and educational
and recreational pro-
grams.
The welfare administra-
tion will approve state
welfare plans that provide
health and welfare servic-
es to tenants, with federal
funds paying 75 percent
of the cost of social serv-
ices.
ma,” he said.
“The very fact that Okla-
homa governors have had
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WASHINGTON ( — An
agreement making federal
aid available for a wide
variety of services to eld-
erly people in public
housing projects was
signed Thursday.
Mrs. Marie Maguire,
commissioner of the pub-
lic housing agency, and
Dr. Ellen Winston, wel-
fare commissioner, an-
nounced the action.
Under the agreement,
the public housing admin-
istration will approve local
(odd Fellows in Oklahoma
City Friday night,
A dinner and reception
are scheduled for 7 p.m. at
the Sheraton-Oklahoma Ho-
tel.
A number of out-of-state
guests will be on hand and
one of them, Oakford Scha-
lick, Elmer, N. J., will be
the main speaker.
Joe Looney, Wewoka, will
be master of ceremonies.
Wilburn Cartwright, Okla-
homa City, will welcome the
group and responses will be
given by Kermit Cofer, Wa-
tervalley, Miss., and Mrs.
Louis Prater, Kansas City.
Other out-of-state guests
will be Mr. and Mrs. James
Main, British Columbia;
Ford Winters and William
Brinton, Baltimore; Robert
Chapman, East Point, Ga.;
Mrs. Shelby McCauley,
Flagstaff, Ariz., and Mrs.
। Edward Sealey, Los Ange-
les.
selves progressives said Thursday they still are hunting j
for a candidate to run against President Kennedy in
Sens. George 1). Aiken of Vermont and Thomas H. I ) I A K I A TI O I 4
Kuchel of California described in separate interviews the
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ing to extra work for the
teachers by keeping later
hours. It was also pointed
out that extra employes have
been added in some cases
to take care of the flood of
cars.
Most of the lots were
filled before 9 a m.
Teachers, who kept pour-
Henry Bellmon will become
secretary of agriculture if
Sen. Barry Goldwater of Ari-
zona is elected president, the
.Sequoyah County Times pre-
j dieted Thursday.
Bellmon, in Okemah on
one of his “main street
meetings,” labeled the pre-
diction "absolutely untrue.”
"This one knocks me off
my feet.” Bellmon said.
"Goldwater is not a candi-
date. How can he form a
the price of parking as the
unavailability of any park-
ing.
Profit Estimated
One attendant, who
seemed to care not one bit
that the convention would
not be back next year,
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many's most popular news-
paper, showed a German c Everett Murphy, King-
asking Uncle Sam: "All fisher attorney, will be hon-
right, but what will you do if ored as international leader
it's foggy when the real of the Independent Order of
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Teacher Arrives
Mexico city (UPI) —
Starke Hathaway, head of
the school of psychological
medicine at Minnesota Uni-
versity, has arrived here to
teach advanced courses at
Mexico's National Universi-
of legislation make up
Kennedy's "bold new ap-
proach” to what he re-
gards as twin problems in
this area.
The $355 million bill
places emphasis on feder-
al activities dealing with
infant mental retardation.
The money will be added
over a period of five to
seven years to existing
maternal and child health
programs under the social
security act and sets up
several new programs for
the mentally retarded.
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old student from Sepuhe- WASHINGTON (UPI) —
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man prison. Mann, who has been named operations
run?"
Bellmon said he had not
discussed a cabinet post with
Goldwater, but if it had
been offered he would have
turned it down.
"My whole interest is de-!
voted to the governor’s of-
fice for the duration of my
term,” he said.
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WASHINGTON (P—The AFL-CIO Thursday urged the
senate finance committee to revise the $11 billion tax
cut bill to reduce benefits for corporations and increase
them for low-income families.
The American Farm Bureau Federation, meanwhile,
told the committee a tax reduction is needed to spur
economic growth but that it should be accompanied by
reduced government spending.
Andrew J. Biemiller, AFL-CIO legislative director,
said the bill as it passed the house "would do much
that is desirable” hut it should be changed to make
"the over-all tax burden more fair.”
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