Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 78, No. 95, Ed. 1 Friday, June 9, 1967 Page: 4 of 36
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no word from seething Cairo
on the fate of its Egyptian
operations, but president J.
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“It has not only got to be the right man. he said,
“but the platform must be specific. To satisfy him, he
said, the platform must “say they are going to turn
domestic institutions back to the states and let the people
have the say-so." _________
MIAMI (AP» — George C. Wallace, predicting a re-
bellion against both major political parties in 1968, came
to Miami Friday for a luncheon club appearance.
Wallace was asked if the Democrats or Republicans
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----- staff members approved
billion, including $20.3 billion for the war in Vietnam.
This is SI 29 billion less than President Johnson re-
quested for the fiscal year starting July 1 and is in addi-
tion to an estimated $43.7 billion in other previously ap-
propriated funds which remain available.
The amount recommended is $65.6 million more than
appropriated for the present fiscal year.
road into a ditch near the
Manned Spacecraft Center in
I Houston.
a new Educational
The National Association of
Broadcasters brands as “a
said.
But Coke deliveries
les are more honest
ments,” he observed.
Coca Cola began seeking
foreign markets in the early
1900’s when it was "hard and
risky" to move abroad, Aus-
tin said
He expressed admiration
of the chamber of commerce
plans for greatly expanded
"To the Egyptians, Coca
Cola was not a foreign drink.
It was their drink," Austin
ever.
“I don’t find movies are
any more sensual than the
general society. "
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Dendy, of Richmond.
Va.. is former moderator
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Are movies sexier than
ever?
Jack Valenti, president of
the Motion Picture Associa-
tion of America, side-stepped
the question.
"I agree that our society is
sexier than ever. Movies are
a reflection of society. Mov-
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Austin explained the pat- great nations in the past
have been economic develop-
ences, will become acting
dean of that college July 1
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during its June meeting in
Stillwater Thursday and Fri-
day.
Marshall E. Allen will di-
rect the new campus TV
agency beginning September
1. He also will hold the title
VEHINGTON
Studies indicate
SEATTLE (AP) — The SS Chena was on the high
seas Friday with Walter O. Kraft’s new front lawn
The sodden ship sailed Thursday night with 6,000 feet
of turf, sent from a nearby grass farm for the lawn of
Kraft’s new home at Kodiak, Alaska.
The 6 by I1 z-foot strips of sod will be kept in vans
cooled to 33 degrees for the five-day trip.
Presbyterians Elect Chief
explained, citing that atti-
Apollo mission will serve as
bearers for Maj. Edward G.
Givens jr. The funeral will
be at First Baptist Church.
Givens, 37, a rookie astro-
naut who grew up in this
WASHINGTON (AP)- With a warning of more to
come, the House Appropriations Committee recommend- new staff members approvea
ed Friday record peacetime defense financing of $70.3 by the OSU board of regents
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QUANAH, Texas (AP) —
Members of the American
space team gathered in this
small northwest Teaxs town
Friday to pay final tribute to
a fallen comrade.
The six astronauts who
compose the prime and
backup crews for the next
expanding to 135 other na-
tions. including pioneering in
the emerging new nations
and in Communist satellite
(AP) — ranching and farming com-
Argent ina munity, was killed Tuesday
when his car hurtled off a
maintain more than double
its present livestock num-
bers.
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ceeded normally, with
molestation of trucks
drivers. Why?
court said, "are baleful pre-
dictions as to the effect of
the act which are confidently
asserted before precise re-
sults are known and before
any individual or group has
had the law unconstitu-
tionally applied to them.”
Other objections, the court
said, are "speculative pro-
phecies and little more than
expressions born of the hope
that the statute will fail.”
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nary medicine and surgery,
was named acting dean of
veterinary medicine, effec-
tive June 1. Dean Glenn
Holm resigned to accept a
post in India as educational
advisor to the U. S. Point
Four program.
Other new staff appoint-
ments approved by the re-
gent s are:
Francis P McCamiev. assistant profes-
sor, agricultural economics; William J
Ray, assistant professor, foreign Ian
guages; James F. Pecora, instructor,
Manning D. SeiL visiting associate profes-
sor, and Walter J. Ward, associate profes-
sor, all in journalism; Ann M. Tallman,
adjunct professor, geology; Vivian S.
Hawkins, assistant professor, education,
Theodore S. Eliot |r., instructor, veteri-
nary medicine and surgery; Frankee P.
Eliot, instructor, veterinary research, and
Albert L. McNew, area technical services
agent, university extension.
Wayne W. Miller, director of Oklahoma
State Tech, Okmulgee, will become direc-
tor and dean of OSU Tech July 1, in an-
other title change.
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BOSTON (AP) — The Mas-
sachusetts Supreme Court
Friday upheld constitutiona-
lity of the state school racial
imbalance law. rejecting ob-
jections raised against the
1965 law by the Boston
School Committee.
The unanimous, 12-page
decision written by Chief
Justice Raymond S. Wilkins
made clear the court saw lit-
tle merit in the committee’s
legal objections.
The law provides that ev-
ery effort must be made by
school officials to maintain a
numerical balance between
white and Negro students. It
also authorizes the state
board of education to with-
hold state funds from com-
munities which fail to submit
acceptable plans for aboli-
tion of racial imbalance.
The court said that Boston
School Committee "seems
bent on stifling the act be-
fore it has a fair chance to
become fully operative."
Some of the objections
raised by the committee, the
Free week-long tennis clin-
ics for youngsters 7-18 will
begin Monday at two Oklaho-
ma City locations.
Sponsored by the Oklaho-
ma City Parks and Recrea-
tion Department, the clinics
will meet daily from 10 a.m.
until noon at the Hosea Vine-
yard Tennis Courts, SW 42
and Walker, and from 1 p.m.
until 3 p.m. at Memorial
Park courts, NW 35 and
Western.
Enrolment is scheduled
Monday half an hour before
instruction times. Enrollees
are asked to bring tennis!
rackets and wear rubbey
soled shoes. /
cal" on all issues, is "vory much an inland
The supporting industries ci'Y
such as bottle manufacturers Austin said he is "waiting
and case makers are started from hour to hour" for word
Paul Austin has a pretty
good guess about what hap-
pened.
In an Oklahoma City press
[conference Friday, Austin
referred back to the 1956 Is-
raeli-Egyptian war.
"In that blow-up, Cairo
rioters burned Shepherd's
Hotel, blew out the front of a
British bank and turned the
auto agencies inside out," he
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Hospital Jobs
WASHINGTON (AP) —
Blind people can fill many of
the 200 job classifications in
hospitals and help relieve
the hospital manpower short-
age, a group of interested or-
ganizations reported Friday. I
They published a pamphlet
outlining guidelines for se-
lecting, training and placing
workers who either are blind
or have impaired vision. I
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BRISTOL. Tenn (AP) —
By a single vote. Rev.
Marshall Coleman Dendy,
executive secretary of the
Board of Christian Educa-
tion. Friday was chosen
•moderator of the Presbyte-
rian Church in the U. S.
The general assembly
commissioners, or dele-
gates. cast 226 votes for
Mr. Dendy and 225 for Dr.
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II.IG of assistant professor of ra-
Front Lawn on Hlgh Seas dio-TV.
C Deans Named
Dr. John C. Shearer will
become director of the Man-
power Research and Train-
ing Center and professor of
economies on July 1.
Acting deans were named
in two colleges whose deans
have resigned to accept posi-
tions elsewhere.
Dr. V. Brown Monnett, as-
sociate dean of arts and sci-
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