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chairman.
He said Townsend would take
over as board chairman at once.
Townsend has drawn $7,500 sal-
ary in the governor's office, and
his pay will remain the same.
The governor said he would not
replace Townsend on his staff, but
that James Hamill, also an attor-
ney in his office, would handle
such legal matters as come into
the office, especially extradition
matters.
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until I could get some cars oit
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complaints about the merit sys-
tem. mostly pertaining to the
method of evaluation of the otfi-
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The mother is Mrs. Celia Philip,
28, whose husband reckoned the
odds on having quads at 634,566
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Girard was on duty at the time of
this unfortunate occurrence."
“If that is the case, American
jurisdiction should be exercised,"
he added. “Our subcommittee will
try to determine whether the facts
justify the action taken.”
And Flanders added "this deci-
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department services and the ele !
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'Discipline Needed'
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the sincerity of the leaders to
instill in those boys a pride in
their work.
'A Great Mistake'
“We have a meeting of our
committee scheduled next week
on the principal problem of the
department, the shortage and,
poor condition of motor equip-
ment. As far 'as personnel is coh-
cerned, I haven't heard any com-
plaints at all.”
Key said it would be “a great
mistake to divert back to the old
political patronage system.”
H E. Bailey, a member of the
advisory board, said the police
department "is in better shape
than it ever has been. The chief
and Giddens are doing a good job
and will continue doing a good
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state tax increase that went into
effect Saturday.
Local officials of the Magnolia
Petroleum Co. were still awaiting
word from the home office in Dal-
las before taking any action. Mag-
nolia dealers had been given an
outright tankwagon price cut in
April rather than a dealer dis-
count.
No change had been posted yet
by the independents, other than the
penny tax increase. Knox, Hudson,
Qality, Apco and Champlin sta-
tions were all reported holding to
25 9 cents for regular and 27.9
for premium grade.
‘Blindness'
Foes Choose
State Leader
(R , Minn. I said Wednesday he is
encouraged about prospects for
tgurelit-forsmaliebusinoofrm
alter conferring with President E-
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ewath into the river bank back of
the Yellow Jacket Boat Co.
Water from the spillway over-
flew goes into Shawnee, creek, nor-
mally about 40 feet wide. This
creek is now as wide as Red river.
Flow is Fourth
Trent, 1707 Camden way. was add-
ed to the staff of consulting occ-
lists, and Dr. Tullos Coston was
named chairman of the medical
consultants.
Mrs. Lloyd R. Boyles, 703 NW
and Nehemiah Per-
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3:30 The First Show
"Sabotage Squad" starrins
Bruce Bennett. Sidney Black-
mer
5:00 Giant Kids Matinee
6:00 News
Bob Gamble
6:20 Weatherman
Wally Kinnan
6:30 Helen O'Cmell Show
6:45 NIC News
continuance of the status of forces
agreement. There should be strong
representations to the Japanese ”
The decision came as a surprise
to many. Sen. Bridges (R., N. H.l,
chairman of the senate GOP pol-
icy committee, said it was "exact-
ly the opposite” of what Secretary
of the Army Brucker said would
be done.
Bridges said Brucker had de-
clared the army would assert ju-
risdiction over Girard on the
ground that he was on duty at the
time of the shooting. But the sen-
ator added the army secretary was
Girard, 21, re-enlisted in 19551
after a two-year army hitch which |
had included service in Japan. He,
is engaged to marry a Japanese
girl.
TheGirerd ease is the first in •
more than 14,000 alleged law vio-
lations in which Japan has invoked
a provision which gives its courts
the right to decide whether the of-
fender was on or off duty at the
time Japan has claimed jurisdic-
tion in about 460 cases and tried
about 435, of whom 89 were con-
victed.
The Japanese judge named to
preside in the Girard case said
Tuesday that "for the sake of good
relations between Japan and
America ... we shall conduct a
fair trial "
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Mrs. W. M. Avery. 5809 NW 38.
is newly-elected chairman of the
of his attorneys, Owen Townsend.
to replace Burch as affairs board sions from the 'standpoint of the
9:00 Arthur Godfrey Shew
10:00 Weather, Harry Volkman
10:15 News, Clyde Dovis
10 25 Sports, Beb Dennis
10 30 Million Dollar Movie
"‘Stingaree" with lrene
Dunne and Richard Dix.
Tommorow
6:00 Jimmy Dean Shew
6345 Riehard C. Hottelet, News
*:H Weether, Uto Hell
7:80 Copteln Kensaree
7145 Weether, Lola Holl
7:50 News, Dick Evems
8:00 Gerry Moore
8:30 Arthur Godtrey Timo
9:30 Strike If Rich
10100 Veliant Ledy
10:15 Ure et Life
10:30 Search ter Temerrew
10:45 The Guidins Light
11:00 Romper Seem
11:30 At The World Turma
11 00 Weother, Kerry Velkmen
12:10 News, Dick Evons
12:15 Form News and Vee
12:10 Heel* Party
1:00 Puye#
1:30 Beb Crosby
The east sinus "Butterfly"
2:00 Briehter Doy
2:15 Secret Stern
2130 18** et Nieht
3:00 Ames Andy
Kingfish buy* a pockethook
lor Savphire and had* a
run in it
3:38 Our Mill Breeks
KWTV Channel 9
ton now has approximately a three-
lyear supply of water.
: The city entered into a cloud Gnartment screening through examina-we do not fall behind another
seeding contract with De. Irving S , said the second major Hons and other tests of the old, country, he said
•Krick. Denver rainmaker, and । haE been about aDpar- personnel in an effort to establish j At the same time, however, Ei-
‘paid him a $6,000 bonus when
water reached the old spillway
9:00 Science Fiction Theater
• The Throwback." a biolortst,
who believes that memory nl
past xenerations i* tranamkted
by heredits, feels aurr tha!
the death of an ancestor wil
be duplicated in an automo-
bule rac*.
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bookmaker's wife Monday, died'
Wednesday. The other three girls
were said to be making "satisfac-1
tory progress ”
Never before have so many golf pros done so
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senhower emphasized that
minutes
"It took several minutes to get
the address. Then I gave it to
irnn« Miko
Bellin, Rip
his father Sta
• "I don't know, but maybe I will
go to Japan for the trial,” said
the brother in Illinois. "It’s pretty
hard to believe he would get a
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Joe E Brown stars in "The
Tender Years’, the story
of a minister b son and a
period of; later "It looked for awhile like
the officers wouldn't get there
complaint has been about appar- personnel in an effort to establish j
ent favoritism within the police, the police program on a merit sys-
department, in that some officers' tem basis.
"can play dominoes” instead of The real problem with which
working, with immunity. < the heads of the police depart-
He said he has received a few ment are faced has to do with
discipline .
JS damt S a said thatusomecof the
TZakeztavronkavsaterenamecoy S'iLn i Xn... 1.
erspart Slough and covers in an altercation with a citizen.
Schpolhous, farm near the ake that the inspector takes the side
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Duty As Councilman
In stating he had determined
there is a wide-spread dissension
in both the fire and police depart-
ments, which is not confined to the
older members, Schreck said he
felt it was his duty as a concil-
man to point out the problems to
the city manager.
Chief Bergman issued a written
statement defending the police
merit system:
“Modern police work requires
modern thinking. As our prob-
lems increase, we must expect the
men to improve themselves
through almost constant study of
their work.
Fairly Operated
"Our promotion system gives it
the design to find the most quali-
fied man for promotion. We believe
it is fairly operated and we are
constantly looking for ways to im-
prove it.
"This system has been in opera-
tion for over a year and, proven
very satisfactory.
"As far as I am concerned, I
hope to keep it in operation as I
believe we are fast becoming the
best, or one of the best operated
departments in the southwest.
"The results speak for them-
selves."
Chief Bergman said opposition
to the tests have come from "only
a few disgruntled policemen."
Members of the police board of
advisory came to the defense of
Bergman and Giddens and the
merit system.
W S. k e y, chairman of the
5-citizen board, stated:
"The merit system in most
businesses is very successful. I'm
very much pleased with the mo-
rale of the police department, and
. job with proper backing from the
He added that personnel prob- city council."
plaints have been directed at In-,
spector Giddens and that "the . ..
SXwa*sr>" do not feel they - • “.<w is 8oing through
2“- "a -------- him with their grievances.
came to see me during the cam-
paign and I talked to Giddens and
the chief (Roy Fergman). I don't
know who is in the wrong and who
is in the right, but there is a lot
of unrest down there.
"I don't know whether it’s the
exams or what the trouble is. I
want to sit down and talk to the
boys and see."
Charges Denied
Adams said he had not made
a study of the merit system, ex-
plaining he had been too busy
since his election to the council.
Schreck said those stating he
was seeking removal of Giddens
or destruction of the merit system
hc, .
Injury Report
Police traffic officers Wednesday
were checking hospitals all over
the city. In an effort to locate a
small child reportedh injured Tues-
day night in an accident at SE
4 and Byers.
Lt. S. W. Stephens ordered an
Investigation after a police depart-
ment employe, Tommie Sanders.
614 SE 4. reported a small girl
was injured in an accident which
occured near her home Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Sanders said the girl ap-
parently fell from a moving car.
Neighbors said she appeared to
be badly injured.
Stephens said a check of hos-
pitals Wednesday indicated no
youngster had been admitted for
treatment during the night.
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course in woodwork-
inf, and a curva-
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situation . . in "The
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there has been some opposition.
■ principally from among the older
officers who have resisted any
overridden because of a prior com-
mitment by someone in the defense ;
department. He said he assumed
the subcommittee would look into;
! this.
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. Japanese court hit the Ottawa' Gammasorority. .
•brother a wallop from which he . The Oklahoma chapter. organ-
Chad Mt recovered Wednesday, helized four years ago, heads projects
.Mid : f°r finding pre-school children
- J Taylor said he was informing whose eyesight is defective, and in
>C S Senators Everett Dierksen collection of old eyeglasses to pro-
Jand Paul Douglas of Illinois ofjyide glasses fop.needy persons.
but desire to represent the young
soldier.
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changes in the established political
system, with the woman for a full five
William Gill Jr., who resigned as
" Some Emmies Created department in city govrenment, is
He said that both Chief Berg- faced with this basic problem The | foolish for the U. 8. to lag behind
man and former city manager effort being made by those respon- any other nation in atomic weap-.
William Gill ir had told him that sible for the police department pol- ons as long as there is a chance
the iob of police inspector itself icies involve the selection of qual- of them being used in war. Test-
creates some enemies within the Hied men, a thorough training and; ing is the only way of assuring
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Wallv Cox stars In
the role of a once
timid student who
returns to hit 20th
class reunion and
learns how big 4
little man can be-
come . . in "The
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Reports from, Lake Altus in
southwestern Oklahoma were that
water was still flowing over the
top of the spillway there but not
enough to halt traffic over a low
water bridge below the dam across
the North Fork of the Red river.
The water started flowing over
the top of the Lake Altus spillway
Tuesday morning for the first time
I in six years, and the fourth time
' since the lake was built in 1946.
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considerably into Lake Altus wa-
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of a Japanese scrap metal gather- needy program. Dr. Robert I.
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mer game and fish director to be-
come planning board director
July 1; Coble Gambill, wildlife of-
fice manager, and AlphStanphill,
present head of the wildlife de-
partment’s game division.
Gov. Gary almost immediately
announced he had appointed one
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1 feet the Lake Texoma situation.
’ t-Lake Texoma concessionaires.. — ----- — r -uus,. .
-however, have felt the full brunt ofilems come under the direction o Change Resisted
• Aa overflowing lake and emergen- the city manager. Bailey added, “I think if would , / ,, .
2s meeting of the Lake Texoma MeetingnAre Stt mnag be a mistake if they dont keep before any of her relatives ar-
; has been called for Sheldon L.stirling itymank the merit system ana continue with
«Monday night at er, has.S e uled meett g, (Ih their training program."
5.5 .w. the board of chief officers of the
NS Loans Talked . dmm-tmEn ln. Wednesdav Since installation of the ment
EMany of the Lake Texoma re-firerndenermanscussrthsproblem system police department,
have.taken.a terrific beat-or dissension among personnel
—ze from the rising , wa ters. • Stirling said a similar meeting
re comp Z. k hbusinessoand will he held later with police off-
ipthers have been hurt financially. ..
131 representative from " said he had received
;esinessadministrationswillatten numerous complaints from both
19e Monday night meeting at 1 departments and the dissension is
to discuss emergency loans widespread but that he hadn't month, stopped some of the sniping
ihthe lake concessionaires,, heard too much criticism of the-, at the merit system by openly pre- wiie xax alu cyuenuaucu
1L Downstream damage from bake merit m paring a list of the officers who keeping her on the phone until
iShxoma continued to mount Schreck and L J Wilkes, coun- could he retired automatically, the officers could reach the
Mednesdayandfioodingiseececitman from ward four, both said Ngne of the officers was forced apartment."
14 Ark the ” they favored retention of the merit into retirement, however. Word of the dramatic phone
■ I-Lake Lawtonka, water supply of system . qo,
f&on. Wednesday was at its D irected at,G iddens
ijighest point in history, and was Schreck said at <
‘ Bull rising.
4:30 Bugs Bunny Theatre
------- artqoas iniredueed by*
Carolyn Cottontail /
I5:M Mickey Mouse Club ;
The Hardy Boys in "Al
Piratea Chest" and!
“Fun With A Camera''
plus a favorite car-
* toon.
4:00 Popeye Theatre
■ Captain Salty of H M S
"K GEO" introduces
favorite Popeye car I
toons.
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10:00 News
Bob Gamble
11:15 Weatherman
Wally Kinnan
10:25 Sports Report
10:34 Mr. District Attorney
11:00 Tonight!
THURSDAY
4:15 Test Pattern
6:30 Color Test
4:40 Farm Newt and Weather
4:55 Chapel Tim
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Today h Oklahoma
1M Today
7:55 Today's Weather
100 The Happy House
8:30 Tom's Thumbnail Thealer
9:00 The Price Is Right
9:30 Truth or Consequences
10:00 Dough
10:30 It Could Be You .
11:00 Susie
11:30 Tea Paxton Show
12:00 News
12:20 Weandrmn"
12:30 fennesse Ernie
1:00 Matinee Theatre
la Color
In his great, secret dream
he rose sbove his humble life-
then one night everything came
true in a very unusual way.
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level. His main contract called for
a fee of 815,000
' All lakes in the Wichita moun-
tains except Lake Quanah Parker
'are filled to capacity. Quanah
Parker is being kept partially
drained as part of a vegetation
•control plan.
’ A diveriion canal has been built
‘ between Lake Elmer Thomas and
Lake Lawtonka and the Lawton
water supply lake has received a
heavy flow of water from this
mountain lake .
• All lakes in the Duncan area
are either full or rising. Water
•was it the top of the Lake Duncan
spillway and the main Duncan
water supply lake. Clear Creek
lake, is within 4 inches of being
Killed.
- Mort Predicted
! Comanche lake south of Duncan
is at the top of the spillway.
' The Arkansas river at Van
Buren, Ark. was still 7 feet above
flood stage and about a foot above
flood stage at Webbers Falls. Ver-
digris river at Claremore was at
Al feet-4 feet above flood stage
■and the Poteau river at Poteau
had fallen slightly below flood
stage.
' While more showers are pre-
dicted for the state through Thurs-
day there appears to be some
slight relief in sight for a spell
of dry weather.
■ The showers are expected to be
more widespread Wednesday and
should be confined farther to the
south and east. There should be
a few thundershowers in the south-
•east Thursday.
The extended forecast calls for
. below normal temperatures and
rainfall of an inch or more early
in the next five days.
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complaints ens, Oklahoma City oilman and a; by record bureau took over nor-
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ban on testing. ’ •
He said such a ban would have
to be hinged to what he called
a "total disarmament plan.” He
explained that he meant an agree-
ment barring the use of atomic
weapons in war forever, protected
by an adequate inspection system.
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9:30 MOVIE TIME
"ROMANCE ON THE
HIGH SIAS" •
Doris Day Jack (arson I
Musica comedy about*
martial Jealouay and I
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 68, No. 100, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 5, 1957, newspaper, June 5, 1957; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1996278/m1/2/: accessed May 7, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.