Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 78, No. 230, Ed. 3 Tuesday, November 14, 1967 Page: 4 of 8
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Faces and Places
Central National Bank
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“surprise” party reportedly planned by
her husband.
HALEMAUMAU firepit in Kilauea crater
on Hawaii Island was erupting again.
“WILLIAM PENN and the Quakers,” a
rock ‘n‘ roll group, will be honored by
Philadelphia for publicizing the city just
by being.
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Legion Man Dies ’
HONOLULU (AP) — Lew-
is K. Gough, 59, national
commander of the American
Legion in 1953, died Monday.
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marry in England is Ital-
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trice. 23, of Savoy. The
princess told newsmen she
and actor Maurizio Arona
have abandoned plans due
to the 15-day wait required
in Britain. Her family filed
suit in Rome to block the
couple’s marriage in Italy.
(AP Wirephoto)
Member F t d e r i l Deposit Insurance corporari . "
damaged five more Monday
in fighting along the coastal
lowlands 365 miles northeast
of Saigon.
The flareup of fighting in
the coastal area coincided
with a lull around Dak To. in
the central highlands, after
two weeks of hard battling
there. Only occasional sniper
and mortar fire were report-
ed Tuesday morning after a
fierce battle late Monday in
which 10 paratroopers of the
U. S. 173rd Airborne Brigade
were reported killed and an-
other 33 wounded.
Eight-engine B-52 bombers
pounded suspected Red posi-
tions 16 miles southwset of
Dak To. dropping 150,000
pounds of bombs on a sus-
pected base camp and stag-
ing area.
The U. S. helicopters came
under heavy machine-gun
and small arms fire Monday
while lifting 450 men of the
Dillard’s
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HOLLYWOOD (AP) — A
vacationing Sen. and Mrs.
Robert F. Kennedy joined
hundreds of film and tele-
vision stars Monday night
for a benefit party at Hol-
lywood’s most “in” disco-
theque, The Factory.
Kennedy (D-N. Y.) and
his wife Ethel, seated at a
table with Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Williams, actress
Shirley MacLaine and Tom
Smothers of the Smothers
Brothers, watched as
French fashion designer
Andre Courreges presented
his first American show-
ing.
While a dozen Courreges
dancing models whirled
about the stage, Mrs.
Pierre Salinger whispered
comments to an obviously
interested Kennedy.
American helicopters
Beer Taste Change Urged
Chicago Daily News Service
Change the taste of beer, compete more directly with
‘soft drinks and make beer more of mealtime drink.
These were suggestions given brewers by a Chicago ad-
vertising executive Monday.
Most young people say they don’t like the taste of
’ beer, Robert N. Harris of North Advertising, told the Na-
tional Beer Wholesalers Association convention in Holly-
wood. Fla. Harris reminded these beer marketers that
the 20-to-34-year-old group is today’s fastest expanding
, segment and has only begun to make itself felt.
• Forty-one percent of the beer in this country is con-
sumed by people in this age group, said Harris. These
young adults consume 35.9 gallons a year per capita,
compared with an over-all per capita average of 26.7 gal-
lons.
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dress, said the benefit,
which had a $250-
per-couple cover charge,
had drawn mere than 500
persons.
Gregory Peck, who
1st Air Cavalry Division into
a battle area 15 miles west
of the provincial capital of
Tam Ky. The U. S. Com-
mand said fighting tapered
off after six hours with four
Americans killed and 19
wounded. Communist casual-
ties were not known.
Less than 25 miles to the
south in the coastal low-
lands, U. S. paratroopers of
the 101st Airborne Division
reported killing 20 Commu-
nist troops in a series of
scattered clashes while suf-
fering no casualties. The U.
S. Army said 10 of the ene-
my dead were North Viet-
namese Army regulars
wearing new green uniforms,
indicating they might have
recently come south.
200 Are Killed
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — At
least 200 Biafrans were killed
in a futile attempt to retake
Enugu, their capital, from
federal forces, Nigerian
army sources say.
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Nicole Salinger, wife of
the former press secretary
to President John F. Ken-
nedy, wore a blue and
white version of the “Little
Dress,” a Courreges origi-
nal.
Ethel Kennedy sparkled
in a silver-sequined dress.
The Kennedys, who have
been vacationing at the
Palm Springs home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kirk Douglas,
came to Hollywood espe-
cially for the benefit,
staged to raise funds for
the Inner City Cultural
Center.
The center is an interra-
cial project partially spon-
sored by government agen-
cies to bring theater to
10th-grade school children.
The Courreges fashion
show, a gay, fast-paced
romp of models dancing to
African jazz music, drew
shouted bravos from the
assembled celebrities.
Comedienne Lucille Ball
and husband Gary Morton
stood on their chairs to see
the show, as did newly-
weds Jack Jones and Jill
St. John.
Comedians Don Adams
and Steve Allen stood up to
get a better view when
Bobbie Gentry mounted
the stage to sing.
Other party goers were
such stars as Barbra Strei-
sand, Omar Sharif and a
radiant Ava Gardner,
wearing white organdie
and green satin. The la-
dies’ clothes ranged from
pants suits and e vening
pajamas to short, sequined
minidresses.
Most of the men wore
turtleneck sweaters under
blazers.
Mrs. Gregory Peck, in a
pink and white Courreges
Advertisement
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NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. Robert F. Kennedy
charges a negotiated peace in Vietnam may be impossi-
ble for some time to come because the United States
passed up a chance to go to the bargaining table last
winter. Nontheless, said the New York Democrat, “I con-
tinue to believe that we should go to negotiations in an
! effort to reach a peaceful and honorable settlement. Per-
haps we cannot; but we shall never know until we try.
'i Kennedy asserted that a “false scent of victory ’ dur-
ing the winter of 1966-67 led the administration to “cast
away what may well have been the last best chance to go
to the negotiating table.”
I Replying to the charge, White House press secretary
George Christian said Monday: "We have not passed up
any opportunities — there haven't been any opportunities
really.”
Kennedy made his remarks in an article in the cur-
rent issue of Look magazine. It was taken from his forth-
coming book, "To Seek a Newer World," to be published
, by Doubleday & Co.
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 78, No. 230, Ed. 3 Tuesday, November 14, 1967, newspaper, November 14, 1967; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1847366/m1/4/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed June 20, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.