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tember.
They said these conclusions would be submitted to
the government next week.
The committee’s three subcommittees continued to
meet in what officials said was an effort to resolve "dis-
agreements and divergencies” over the laws they are
preparing for the elections for a constituent assembly to
be held September 11.
Committee officials said it seems likely the commit-
tee will propose election of a constituent or consultative
assembly of about 150 members — roughly one seat for
each 100,000 persons.
Wewoka, favoring the death
penalty.
Press Quiz Planned
Opposing capital punish-
ment will be Rep. Jerry Sok-
olosky and Dr. Marcus Bark-
er, both of Oklahoma City.
This panel will be quizzed
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role conference.
C. Williams White, Balti-
more, director, State Use In-
dustries, Department of Cor-
rection, is president of the
prison officials association.
Principal speaker at the
first general session Sunday
HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY
REPORT
Delegates from 15 states chairman of the U. S. Parole
will attend the four-day con- Board.
10:00
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30 O'CLOCK REPORT
NEWS WITH
RICHARD HICKOX
WEATHER WITH LOIS LYNN
SPORTS WITH GENE THOMAS
BUSINESS WITH DON HODGES
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The final session Wednes-
day will feature a panel dis-
cussion on recidivism and
capital punishment.
Participating in the panel
on recidivism will be mem-
bers of the County Attorneys
Association of Oklahoma and
the Oklahoma Sheriffs and
Peace Officers Association.
The panel on capital pun-
ishment will feature David
Hall, Tulsa County attorney,
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a brisk sunny day in con-
sultations with President
Urho Kekkonen and lead-
ers of Finland's new gov-
ernment, which includes
Communists for the first
time since 1948.
Rusk assured them that
the United States highly
respects Finland's policy
of carefully balanced neu-
trality between the West
and the Soviet Union, its
most powerful neighbor.
the Skirvin Tower Hotel will
be George Beto. director of
the Texas Deprtment of
Corrections.
Banquet Planned
Speakers at the Monday
sessions will be Myrl E.
Alexander, director of U. S.
Prisons; Alfred P. Murrah,
chief judge of the 10th U. S
Circuit Court of Appeals;
Former Gov. George Nigh;
Luster O. Gollaher, Dallas,
director of court services.
Dallas County Juvenile
Probation Diartment;
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PITTSBURGH (AP) —
The temperature dipped to
ation and the approval of the
Air Transport Association,
which represents the com-
mercial airlines of this coun-
try. ________________
will highlight the annual
meetings of' the Southern
States Probation and Parole
Conference and the Southern
States Prison Association be-
ginning Sunday at the Skir-
vin Hotel.
Psychiatrist to Talk
P r i ir c l p a 1 speakers at
Tuesday's sessions will be
Dr. Hayden Donohue, psy-
chiatrist, Central State Hos-
pital, Norman, and Richard
A. Chappell, Athens, Ga.,
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and parole board, is presi-
dent of the probation and pa- and State Sen. Al Nichols,
ma County Childrens Court reacivated tankers which
and, Jenkin Lloyd Jones, ed- will serve as power plants at______
ports in South Viet Nam, Thursday after eight days of
reaction” causing long re-
pressed desires and feelings
to explode incontrollably.
Dr. Oscar Legault was
called as a defense witness
in Parman's U. S. District
Court murder trial. Parman,
34, was arrested in Los An-
geles Jan. 31, 1965. and
charged with slaying Shirley
Ann Cary, 32, three weeks
earlier.
By Madelaine Wilson
(Washington Bureau)
WASHINGTON — Sen.
Mike Monroney has intro-
ducd a bill to prohibit the
sale of air trip insurance at
airports in excess of $50,000.
It would apply to both vend-
ing machine and over-the-
counter sales.
The purpose of the bill, the
Oklahoma senator explained,
is to remove what the com-
mercial airline pilots believe
is the primary incentive for
aircraft sabotage—financial
motivation.
He said pilots, represented
by the Airline Pilots’ Associ-
ation, claim there have been
19 Incidents of known or sus-
pected sabotage of aircraft
since 1933. Of these, six have
occurred in the United
States with a resulting loss
of 210 lives. '
"I introduced this bill for
the purpose of stimulating
public discussion about air
ference. States to be repre-
sented include Oklahoma,
Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia, Kentucky, Louisi-
ana. Maryland, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carol-
ina, Tennessee, Texas,Vir-
ginia and West Virginia.
Texan to Speak
Charles C. Chesnut, Mi-
ami, Okla., attorney and
member of the state pardon
newsmen: Nolen Bulloch,
Tulsa Tribune; Robert B. Al-
len, The Daily Oklahoman;
Phil Dessauer, The Tulsa
World; Bob McMillin, Okla-
homa City Times, and J.
Nelson Taylor, Oklahoma
Journal.
The conference will close
with, election of officers and
a panel discussing the future
of probation and parole in
Oklahoma.
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GRIMY HAND of greeting is extended by Sen. Robert F. Kennedy (D-N. Y.)
who smiles as he offers handshake to Miss Liberty Belle, Barbara Shearer, of
Philadelphia at London airport Kennedy planned a 24-hour stay in London be-
fore resuming his trip to South Africa. (AP Wirephoto)
guests are
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jor roles in an international
symposium on hardening of
BODOE, Norway (AP)
— Secretary of State Dean
Rusk arrived in Norway
Thursday for a two-day
visit.
He flew from Helsinki to
the NATO base outside
this Arctic port. After a
four-hour stopover, Rusk
and his wife were to fly to
Oslo where he was to meet
with government leaders
In Helsinki, Rusk spent
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MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Union charged the Ca-
nadian government Wednesday with using the Gerda
Munsinger sex-and-security scandal to stir up anti Soviet
proaganda.
In a note handed to Canadian counsellor H F Clark,
the Soviet Union claimed that Canada has done nothing
to end "the crude anti-Soviet campaigns but has contrib-
uted to their fanning up by fabricating reports about so-
called Soviet espionage.”
Canada's Liberal government claimed earlier this
year that Mrs. Munsinger had been a Soviet spy in Ger-
many and that her affair with the associate defense min-
ister in a previous Conservative government endangered
Canada’s security.
A royal commission is now investigating the govern-
ment’s allegations.
Birth Control Law Eyed
ROME (AP) — The Italian cabinet was reported
Thursday to have preparer! a law repealing the 35-year-
old ban on birth control propaganda.
The change was said to be Included in a wide-rang-
ing reform of Italy's public security laws which the cabi-
net approved Wednesday. The reform plan must be ap-
proved by both houses of parliament to be effective.
Newspaper reports said a section of the reform law
would lift the ban on advertising and advocacy of birth
control methods so long as they did not offend good taste
or were not done .solely for profit.
The present law, dating from the fascist era, does
not prohibit the sale of contraceptives but bans public
statements advocating them.
Rusk Reaches Norway
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and one-man-band Don
Davis join Fred and Mick-
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music and fun.
DEAN MARTIN SHOW
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The symposium is being
held to study recent ad-
vances in treatment and pre-
vention of atherosclerosis.
Dr. Furman is chairman
of a group studying protein
fat molecules in the blood
that are suspected of caus-
ing hardening of the arter-
ies, leading to heart attacks
jor strokes.
Dr. Alaupovic is serving
as moderator for this phase
j of the symposium and gave
the opening address in
which he reviewed the most
recent findings in research.
Dr. Furman presented
data designed to destroy the
theory that women are af-
flicted with hardening of the
arteries less than men be-
cause of female sex hor-
mones.
Using statistics from the
Census Bureau, he plotted
death rates and reached the
conclusion there is nothing
to show that the pre-meno-
pause period offers any real
| protection to women against
heart diseases.
Dr. Furman also reviewd
work done by his team at
the Foundation on the man-
ner in which fat is transport-
ed in the blood stream.
The symposium is spon-
sored by the American
Heart Association and the
European and South Ameri-
can Atherosclerosis Groups.
Two scientists from the ican scientists invited to the
WASHINGTON (AP) - A r
psychiatrist has testified a
Walter Lee Farman, ac- I
cused of strangling a state I
department secretary, suf- 7
fered from a "dissociative
NEW YORK (AP) — The
Newspaper Enterprise Asso-
ciation, a newspaper feature
service, announced Thurs-
day it has bought the World
Almanac and Book of
Facts, the annual reference
work first published in 1868
by the New York World.
The book and its assets
were bought “for an amount
in seven figures” the an-
nouncement of purchase
said, but the exact price was
not revealed.
The World Almanac,
which has a reported circu-
lation of one million, had
been published by the New
York World Telegram & The
Sun since 1931 when the Jo-
seph Pulitzer estate sold the
old World to Scripps Howard
Newspapers.
The Almanac was not in-
volved in the recent merger
of the World-Telegram A
The Sun with the Journal-
American and the Herald
Tribune.
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"hands and hearts” to per-
sons of other races.
He said no people were
better equipped than the
British to help the world's
hungry, illiterate and des-
pondent people.
“This could be your fin-
est hour,” he said. "What
a moment to be alive.
What a thrill to live at this
momentous hour in Lon-
don when the people on ev-
ery continent — speaking
many languages, with dif-
ferent colored skins — are
crying for help.”
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LONDON (AP) — Billy
Graham Thursday de-
clared the opening of his
second British crusade a
success after addressing
18,038 persons and count-
ing 450 “decisions for
Christ.”
“I believe it is only the
beginning of a great spiri-
tual tide,” said the Ameri-
can evangelist after the
start Wednesday night of
the one-month crusade in
Earls Court arena. Gra-
ham's organization had ex-
pected 25,000 for the first
night.
Graham said he was del-
ighted with the audience
and that it was quieter and
more responsive than the
one at the start of his 1954
British crusade.
“Several times more
people made decisions to-
night than on opening
night at Harringay (in
1954), he said.
There were Negroes in
the audience, and Graham
urged those who had made
decisions to offer their
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BURT LANCASTER
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lonely people at gloomy English sea-
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MOVIE — “Experiment in
Terror” — 8 p.m. CBS
(KWTV-9) — An FBI
agent works with the San
Francisco police to protect
two sisters from a psycho-
pathic killer trying to
force them to embezzle
$100,000. Glenn Ford and
Lee Remick star.
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trip insurance,” Monroney
said Thursday. "Is air trip
insurance a prime incentive
for aircraft sabotage? Will
limiting the amount to $50.-
000 or any other figure, sig-
nificantly decrease the likeli-
hood of sabotage? I hope dis-
cussion will bring out more
factual information to help
answer these questions.”
He said he also hopes the
discussion will help decide
whether such a reduction
will deter sabotage enough
to override the benefits
which accrue to air travelers
from having air trip insur-
ance available in such
amounts as they desire to
purchase and insurance
companies desire to sell.
His bill applies only to air-
port sales of insurance andi
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