Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 78, No. 237, Ed. 3 Wednesday, November 22, 1967 Page: 4 of 7
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WHAT’S THAT?
HOW MUCH?
president and house speaker.
Members of congress were
criticized last week by Sen.
George D. Aiken (R-Vt.) for
making the trip instead of
says they or their husbands
must pay all other expenses.
The NATO assembly is an
Friday,
senate
HOW MANY?
WHERE?
Now 2 Stores
To Serve You.
IN TOP CONDITION, this messenger, wearing a top
hat, runs from the London Stock Exchange after the
exchange opened for business for the first time since
the pound was devalued. The government ordered all
markets and banks closed Monday. (AP Wirephoto)
Leaves Union Bus Station 8,10:10 & 11:58 AM;
1:40, 2:45,4:30, 5:55 A 8:30 PM. SPECIFY M.K.&O.
... overflows into a spontaneous thanksgiv-
ing to God. Thanksgiving day in Christian
Science is an expression of deep gratitude to
God for the blessings He is pouring forth to
us continuously.
You are very welcome to join in attending
this Thanksgiving day service and any of our
Sunday and Wednesday services.
NEW YORK (AP) — Po- midtown Manhattan area are
lice Commissioner Howard exaggerated and he does not
R. Leary says reports of an feel it is unsafe to walk the
increase of muggings in the streets there.
For CHARTER BUSES
CALL CE 5-8131
and 10 staff people, accord-
ing to an Associated Press
survey.
The state department says
trip to Europe.”
The state department says
about 25 took the house dele-
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Was face up in the empty
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WASHINGTON (AP) —
Every day people come to
visit the grave of John F.
Kenedy, and their num-
bers now total 21 million.
Every day flowers cover
the granite stone marking
the site.
President Johnson is
sending a wreath Wednes-
day, for it was four years
ago, on Nov. 22. 1963, that
President Kennedy was as-
sassinated in Dallas, Tex-
as.
A White House military
aide is to place the wreath
beside the black slab and
the eternal flame above
the grave in Arlington Na-
tional Cemetery.
No special ceremony
Let us be grateful for our
heritage. For a little pride is
the wellspring of courage.
Let us endure unflinchingly
whatever sacrifices we are
called upon to make to defend
our free institutions from the
night of communism, which is
bent on undermining our
faith in ourselves. Let us rely
not only on the gold in our
vaults, but the iron in our
blood. And let us cling like
ivy to the faith of our fathers
until, in God's good time,,
all men are free.
anti-poverty program.
“It’s just as important that
some of these poor people
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• NEWEST. CLEANEST BUSES.
Opening of another Factory Outlet Shoe Store
in Oklahoma City!
Famous brands womens shoes at a savings!
Save up to 60% on fine fashion names!
Over 50 famous names... come see!
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assembly in Brussels, Bel-
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tion — for which $50,000 in
tax money has been set
aside — includes 7 senators,
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whehe’s evehyone going ?
to Mayfair Shopping Center, of course!
for the congressmen as well
as for North Atlantic Treaty
Organization and adminis-
tration officials designated to
take the trip.
The congressional wives
get a free ride on the three
air force planes provided,
WASHINGTON (AP)
To Keep Reins
LONDON (AP) — Prime Minister Harold Wilson
faced a house of commons censure vote Wednesday night
assured of his hold on the British government, but anxie-
ty still dogged the devalued pound. Backed by unified
Labor Party forces, Wilson was a certain winner against
the Conservative drive to topple his government because
it cut the value of Britain’s currency 14.3 percent.
But despite the new pound’s quick advances Tues-
day to the official ceiling of $2.42 on the world money
market, financial commentators were cautious about its
future and the government’s critics predicted trouble.
There was a rush on gold in London. Although the
gold market never discloses exact amounts transacted,
informants said nearly 20 tons of bullion valued at $24
million changed hands. Sales normally are around six
tons daily. Dealers said the rush apparently stemmed
from what they called a new French bid to get the world
back on the gold standard.
Financial analysts explained the strong support of
the pound in the money market as the result of specula-
tors buying cut-rate pounds to cover obligations contract-
ed at the previous higher rate. They said that the long-
range exchange level would only become clear after
trading settled down.
Actor Faces Slave Charge
ROME (AP) — Another chapter in the tangled love
story of Italian Princess Maria Beatrice of Savoy and ac-
tor Maurizio Arena opened Wednesday with his summons
to a Rome court of charges of making her a slave. The
bearded actor and the 24-year-old princess have vainly
been trying to marry in Italy, Spain, England and
France but bureaucratic and judiciary procedures have
foiled them.
The charge, filed by a friend of the princess, accuses
Arena of “various and repeated physical and psychologi-
cal means of coercion, thereby reducing her to a total
state of subjection."
Conviction could mean 5 to 15 years in prison. Maria
Beatrice denies the charge. She said, “It’s something
dating back to the days of slavery, an archaeological od-
dity.”
Vote Due on Mideast Plan
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The Western powers
pushed for a quick vote Wednesday on rival Middle East
peace plans amid predictions that Britain’s resolution
would win overwhelming approval despite a late Soviet
’■entry.
The British plan, submitted last week, was expected
to poll at least 12 of the 15 council votes. Informed
sources said the Russians would vote for the British plan
or abstain. They discounted the possibility of a Soviet
veto.
The United States was expected to withdraw its reso-
lution in favor of Britain's. U. S. Ambassador Arthur J.
Goldberg said earlier his government strongly endorses
the British draft and would give full diplomatic and polit-
ical support to the special UN representative it would
send to the Middle East.
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was planned at the site.
Each year on this date,
Kennedy relatives and old
friends have slipped in
quietly to bring flowers
and stand a while in re-
membrance.
In downtown Washing-
ton, the 12:10 p.m. mass at
St. Matthew's Cathedral
was to be offered for Ken-
nedy. Kings and queens
and heads of state gath-
ered there four years ago
for his funeral mass.
Anyone may bring flow-
ers to the Kennedy grave,
and many do. Tuesday
there was one yellow rose
lying on the granite, and
behind the grave a spray
of carnations, two baskets
t an outside porch and 3. $ 100 Shoe Wardrobe
looked inside the bathroom
any were taking wives at
their own expense.
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DENVER. Colo. (AP) — A
young mother was hospital-
ized under guard Wednes-
day. following discovery in a
hippie house of her 2-
year-old son’s body, a bro-
ken wine bottle protruding
from a massive wound over
his heart.
Officers said Carol Meth-
erd, 24. the mother, was
being treated for what was
thought to be a drug reac-
tion. She was held in a deten-
tion ward for investigation of
homicide in the death of her
son. William.
Heart Cut Out
Capt. C. W. Miller, among
the first officers to arrive at
the house in East Denver,
said the boy’s heart had
been cut out. Later, investi-
gators said the child’s inter-
nal organs were exposed by
massive slashes about the
abdomen and chest.
Police said the mother had
been using her maiden
name, Metherd, and had
lived at the house — a stop-1
ping off place for transient
hippies — for about a month.
The boy's father and her es-
t r a n g e d husband. James I
Schellhammer, 34. a newspa-
per copy editor, collapsed
and was hospitalized in
Shock when he learned of his
son’s death.
Hippies Quizzed
Detectives questioned 10
hippies who lived at the
house and pieced together an
account that indicated Mrs.
Metherd had taken the
youngster into the second-
floor bathroom to bathe him.
Residents said they heard
the boy screaming and the i
sound of breaking glass. Not
much thought was given to
the incident, they said, be-
cause the youngster often
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Congressional wives have
been singing "Take Me
Along” and their husbands
have been listening Judging annual meeting of legislators
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the trip — the Capitol Hill
group of 42 plus administra- these people to get a good
Wednesday after a senate
vote on Social Security.
The transportation and ho-
tel expenses for delegates
are paid from NATO funds
appropriated by congress.
At least one delegate —
Sen. John J. Sparkman, D-
Ala., head of the senate
group — planned to return
by commercial flight for the
Social Security vote. There
was no word on who would
pay the fare.
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of gladioli and a red rose.
It was a quiet place.
Mothers hushed their tod-
dlers as they climbed the
white marble steps. Some
men removed their hats
for a moment. Two women
brushed away tears.
Saucer magnolia trees,
their branches bare and
white, surround the memo-
rial to which Kennedy’s
body was moved last
March from its temporary
resting place some 20 feet
away.
Jacqueline Kennedy, the
president’s widow, came
from New York for the
blessing of the new grave.
As far as is known, she has
not visited the grave since.
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 78, No. 237, Ed. 3 Wednesday, November 22, 1967, newspaper, November 22, 1967; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1847400/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 9, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.