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He conferred Thursday
Oklaho:na’s Indian heritage
will live again late this month,
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match, or improve upon, the Ford
settlement to give the UAW time
to assess it in advance of the Sun
day night time limit
The UAW claimed it had solved
all the GM wildcat walkout situa-
tions except one—at the Southgate
plant, near Los Angeles, involving
hearsal and one evening concert
slated each week
the research institute, at the regu
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supervisors of the Aero company
Thursday night
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a decade." the review continued
adding
“The realist Adenauer makes a
strong bid for disarmament and
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Canzano also announced a 2 year
contract for 900 workers at the
Plymouth Cordage Co . Plymouth,
Mass , which includes an eight
cents an hour pay increase
The new Ford CIO United Auto
Worker* guaranteed pay plan
faces legal complications in Okla-
homa It appears incompatable
with the state's employment se-
curity act. •
However, officials of the state
employment security commission
have made no decision on it and
apparently may not do so until
a specific case arises
About 4$ Ford employes are
affected here There are others,
in Tulsa.
The Ford-C10 plan, which may
spread to other industries, calls
for a $55 million "job security"
fund, which will be set up by
Ford
This fund will be used, during
layoffs, to pay workers enough
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ENID. June 10— Representatives
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Tonkawa Band Sets
Bi" Summer Program
(Oklahoman-Times Northwest Bureau)
TONKAWA. June 10—A summer
band program will be held again
this year, with an organizational
meeting scheduled in the high
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WASHINGTON, June 9 P—The ' ..
agriculture department Thursday r
announced the sale of 61,620 pounds
of government-owned butter to the
General Milk Co . Los Angeles, for ,
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GM said all the walkouts vi-
olated it» expiring contract with
the UAW and added, with appar-
ent hope of a contract settlement
being achieved before the Sunday
night strike deadline, that all
workers would be recalled Mon*
day.
Livingston appeared annoyed
at the wildcat strikers and was
trying to get them all back to
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noon They came out of the testing *
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extra money, in addition to state
unemployment benefit*. to give
them 65 percent of their normal
take-home pay for four weeks
and 60 percent for 22 more
weeks of idleness.
But in Oklahoma, and several
other Males, laws appear to he
contrary to this. Without a legal
interpretation from the attorney
general or a court interpreta-
tion, it appears that anything
more than $7 a week paid an
Oklahoma Ford worker out of
the $55 million fund would be de-
ducted from his unemployment
benefit check
Eligible jobless workers may
now be paid from 110 to $28 a
week for one to 22 weeks from
the state trust fund maintained
by a payroll tax on employers
with eight or more workers.
amassed in an investigation of the
company and its operations in
Henryetta and Woodward.
Richeson said one of the Henry-
etta policy - holders already has
signed a complaint which will be
the basis of at least one criminal
charge against the company.
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BOSTON, June 10 P—What the
CIO describes as the first zuaran
iced wage plan in the textile in
, . □ dustrv has been negotiated with
several thousand workers, and ' : • , . .. ston
sent special union emissaries there the .American Velvet Co olston
to get strikers back to their jobs ington. ‘ onn
Big Cutback Seen Victor J Canzano, cotton rayon
GM estimated that work stop- director for the CIO Textile Work
pages had cut its car production ers union. said that under the plan
for the week by 20,000 cars and negotiated Thursday laid off work
trucks, or roughly one-fifth of er with at least 1,1 years service
weekly output will be assured $40 weekly for a
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in a special Lufthansa airliner
from Bonn Sunday night, arriving
in Washington Monday morning
He will meet President Eisen-
hower. Secretary of State Dulles
British Foreign Minister Harold
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for their party to Chickasha.
Program Going Over
The legislative chambers and the
two high courts are scheduled to
wrap up their agendas Friday aft-
ernoon All of Gov Gregory s pro-
gram is expected to be pushed
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DETROIT, June 10 -With 20 will gather at Tishomingo to
assembly and body plants over the celebrat . the Chickasaw centen
nation closed as a result of wild nial
cat strikes contract bargaining Floyd E Maytubby Oklahoma
was speeded up Friday between City, governor of the Chickasaw
the General Motors Corp and the tribe. Friday said he has inv ited
CIO United Auto Workers chiefs and members of the Cher
General Motors closed the plants okee. Choctaw. Creek and Semi
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paid the fair board The three
groups agreed on 15 percent.
Frank Autry. Wetumka, presi-
dent of the state Quarterhorse as-
sociation said 260 head of top state
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(Okiahoman Tmes Northwest Bureau)
PERRY, June 10—Okan Pipe-
i. u ju >j- line Co has opened a temporary
school band building at 9 im office in the Masonic building to
Monday. Bob Stephens, director, oversee construction of a pipeline
announced north and east of Perry by the
The program will continue for R H Fulton Construction Co
eight weeks and consist of instru- The 35-mile working line is now
classes for beginners, in- five miles east of Perry The
termediates and advanced stu- Okan office is staffed by seven in-
spectors under direction of Hart
Crawford
No rain had been reported
anywhere in the stale Friday
morning but skies were cloudy
in all sections
The showers Thursday pro
duced only slight precipitation
There was 03 inches here 06
at McAlester 01 at Ardmore,
01 at Fort Sill and traces at
Hobart, Ponca City. Enid and Al
tus
The extended forecast calls
for temperatures to average 3 to
& degrees below the seasonal
maximums for the next five
days The seasonal maximums
are 89 to 91 and the seasonal
minimums ar« 64 to 67
Precipitation will average 25
inches or less in Ilie west to one
inch in the east occurring as
It would appear that anything
paid Oklahoma workers from the
$55 million Ford “job security '
fund in excess of $7 a week
would be deducted from the 210
to 221 a week the worker might
be entitled to a* unemployment
benefits.
This probably wuld eliminate
the unemployment benefit check.
However. Dave Vandiver,
chairman of the employment se-
curity commission, said he has
“no way of knowing yet” if this
is so.
If a month's payment from the
Ford fund, for inMance, were
paid all in one week, the entire
amount might be deducted from
that week's state unemployment
benefit check, leaving the worker
with three other weeks in which
he could draw state funds
Senators Visit Chiang
TAIPEI Formosa, June 10 r-
Two I S. senators, both mem-
bers of the appropriations com-
mittee. arrived Friday for a four
day visit. Sen Earle C Clements
<D . Ky 1 arrived from Tokyo, and
Sen Everett Dirksen 1R , Ill 1
from Manila They will meet with
President Chiang Kai-shek and
other Nationalist leaders.
OKMULGEE June 10—The body MacMillan and possibly French
of Theodore Barnett 61 was found Foreign Minister Antoine Pmay
early Friday in Deep Fork river while in the 1 nited Slates
through to a su" u tomlusum bottoms -outhwest of Okmulgee g, . ...
rhe two courts will hear appe‛ ( ..... Barnett had / Pang
....... Hum then lower rt ently died ot a heart attack A Udi I R Id 1 -dn9
which met Thunday, while Ihe u searchng party had been working
preme court will also rule "PA in the rea since late Thursday
the injunction request against Dr after Rarnett s abandoned truck
tornton , . . was seen in the area
Saturday Ihe danced out (!lilens
Hr death was believed to have
occurred Tuesday lbs dog had re from the state Quarterhorse asso-1
turned home Tuesday and was re ciation, the Fnid chamber of com-
turned to the area lo aid in the merce and the Garfield county fair (
search after the truck was found board met Friday to draw up a
Barnett a bachelor, was a vet contract for joint sponsor partici-
eran of World war I and a com- pation 111 the annual state Quar-
terhorse show to be held in Enid
August 3 6
The group met Thursday night
to iron out differences, mainly
percentage of gate receipts to be
Meantime, it was learned that year
one reason for the delay in GMs He said that under the plan the
submitting an offer containing the company will contribute $10 a week
controversial guaranteed wage to the workers’ $30 a week
plan was that GM was seeking Connecticut jobless benefits for 26
legal rulings from Washington weeks After that period, il the
____L tax exemption sta- lay-off continues, the company will
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FLOWER SHOP ond NURSERY
< hi kasaw wing based at Mem
phi Tenn , will bun Tisho
migo
A ( fin. taw Chickasaw concoc
lion < ailed "Pishofa" will be
served at noon the first dav
supplemented by barbecued bid
lain and beef
Hardy Murphy of Ardmore will
be master of < eremonies of the
celebration, which sponsors hope
will attract 25000 persons.
covered as they began preparing
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male Tishomingo faces blend
into the,-brush countryside
Floats lor the June 24 parade
have been promised by the Male
planning and resources joard
The Chi kasaws themselves will
have a float as will branches
of the armed (one* and
Seauovah Indian school at Tish-
omingo
Sill Band to Parada
The Fort Sill artillery band
has been signed up for parade
music W P "Bill ’ Atkinson,
oklahoma City builder has
agreed to send his six pony white
shetland team for the parade
There will be a carnival and
WKY WK5 T\ s Wiley and Gene
hillbilly pair will entertain
While the parade is on air
units from at least three liases
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they may formally be greeted hy
the same two executives at Girls'
State and lead off the night's fes
tivities
Other ceupants of the first wave
of binding craft are Mill in doubt
A heated controversy has been
raging over the legislators at-
tempt to enter the dance floor
ahead of their fellow citizens by
passing a bill authorizing them
that privilege
But John Q Boys' State Citizen
rallied and Friday afternoon is
seeking to get a temporary injunc-
tion granted in the Boys State su-
preme court to restrain Dr II V
Thornton director, from carrying
out the legislators' wishes
Exams Finished
Some of the more fashion aware
. itirens feel their armor, the of
fil ial T shirt will lie no match for
the devastating armor of the Girls
Staters lull formal dresses but no
action appears likely to lie taken
to start a white shirt and necktie
mote fol the cituzens garb Fri
dav nght
All of the young lawmakers are
in the mood for the evening •
dame after completing an enten
sive examination covering their
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Bear Bagged
DENISON, Texas June 10—
Charles. Sherrard, local new
car dealer, may have a bear
by the tai)
It was all because he started
bearing down on car sales last
week.
Sherrard offered to take in a
live bear a la Davy Crockett
on a trade for a new car
He did it Ur a gag to try
and cash in on the Davy Crock-
ett fad
But he found himself a taker.
Joe Fitzsimmons of Laredo.
Texas heard about it and wired
Sherrard that he had two bears
and would be up and trade
them in for a car.
I got them as cub*, but
they're big enough to send old
Davy out with his gun now.”
Fitzsimmons said
As Sherrard awaits the La
redo man s arrival. he said he
was looking all over for a
“Bear Blue Book ' to find out
the trade in value on a used
car with low mileage
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Thursday night because a rash of nole tribes to attend the festival
unauthorized strikes had caused a June 24 and 25
shortage of parts Sixty thousand Big Date Celebrated
workers were idle. It was 100 years ago this
Ofer Looming month the Chickasaw, separated
There was every indication that from the Choctaw nation and be
the nation's largest auto firm in came an independent- govern
tended to make a bid Friday man '"ent tne filth tribal nation in
effort to stave off a threatened castrrn Oklahoma before state
general strike at midnight Sunday hood , , ,
it was learned that GM had Modern versions of pre Mate
made no offer to the union as yet hood -real white fathers in
on whether it will go along with Washnnton al "'ll help Ih"
the same contract deal that the Chickasaw, celebrate Rep Ed
UAW negotiated last Monday with mood on Muskogee and R-P
the Ford Motor Co lom Ste Shawnee nave at
_ . . c. . ceptrd in nation* to lie on hand
Ready to Sink* '
. Meanwhile 7 ishomngo I a
This called tot a moditied flurry 1 centennial activity is
form of the guaranteed wage plus ciic leaders arrange the two
pay. vacation, holiday and other day aflair
concessions estimated by t m Jim Raines centennial chan
to be worth more than 20 cents man. reported the whisker grow
an hour per worker resi ing contest 1s beginning to make
dent Walter Reuther said GM«
325,000 UAW workers were ready
to strike Sunday night unless GM | •1 | A» C •D ac.
were Jailed Airmen Syria Kejects
caused by earlier wildcat strikes. II.. I , .
In apparent protest against slow VIciteI roacI
ness of the national bargaining ne V 13113 I I ¥Uu
gotiations, with the walkouts shut O
ting oft parts pouring intovarious DELHI India June 10 • DAMASI 1 S syria June 10 P
Mplant perossthe t AW vice “India s roving envoy v K Syria has in effert rejnted a 1 S
J nn. and director of the iin Krishna Menon, has suggested the request that it join the recently
mn's GM depariment. said the un Inted states reverse itselt and vatified Turkish iraqmmutualsd Saturday the danced out citivens
ion did not consider the Shutdowns lamilos them nmoninanan I n determined to comuine efforts will #e tniepa 'h” tur -'"7,
a retaliatory action on the part relcase re to organize an Ara defense risinK at the late hour of ' am
of the company. He said, “we re laBlePsoura sad here Friday llanc proposed by syria Egypt Theythen hear Instruction on
alize the parts shortage gave them Informants said Menon and Saud Arabia how to report to them sponsoring
'GM’ "O other choice has indicated he is convinced the Foreign Minister Khaled Fl inati tutions packandbesinre
Violations Seen Chinese Reds will not tree the II Azem told parliament Thursday turning to their h
This lack of parts, GM said, until the United States agrees their that a U S note asking Syria to 1" "oon me
compelled the company to close relatives may visit China. It is un- join the Turkish Iraqi agreement
down GM Chevrolet assembly and derstood ihe Chinese want these said improvement of Arab Israeli
body plants in Detroit, Flint. Bay visits as a face saving measure relations and strengthened region-
City. and Saginaw, Mich , and in which would allow them lo say the al defense preparations were a
Buffalo and Tonawanda. N Y . In- prisoners were released as a ges prerequisite for American aid in
dianapolis and Muncie, Ind Tole- ture to their families, defending the middle east
da. Ohio, and Baltimore, Md . Menon is expected to raise this Azem declared that Syria »P
noint with Duller during hi* visit poses the Turkish Iraqi pact be- ‘ • [
P Wash ng i n "next w -k in the cause it divides the Arab states "" lizhtweight airplane evrr
to wasnston next wits in i . .. T1 minister Killed that used in transporting President F 1
conviction that it is another “step into bloc Ihe minist r an 0 ma senbower ha! been c,, a hv he
toward the relaxation of tensions ' the I’nited States had made plain senhower has hen ma hv I
toward me relaxation nt un i n. regarded the old Arab Research Institute of America
Red China offered last January tnat " rekaroed • o mi .. . businen.
21 to nermit the kin of the im- league security pact as inadequate Ine worids argest businiss r<
prisonpermitrs to “Iisitlihm"in for defending the region and was search and advisory organization.
ownTIw olle (ol owed a visit not prepared 10 support either it or for a supervisory training program
general ag the new allArab alliance designed the company adopted. L
by I N secretary general i ag . v Aero Design and Engineering
Hammarskjold to f eiping in pur • . Co located at Tulakes airport
work” The number of striker* suance.of his efforts to ge i e . near Bethany, makers of the 7-seat
reached a peak of 42,000 Wednes- fliers freed Weather Aero Commander, was presented
day but this dropped Thursday to Some of the relatives of the fliers the research merit award given
about 24,000 in 15 plants were inclined to jump at the icontinued From Pass 1) for outstanding achievement to
Parleys Recessed chance and there were several of- members of the research insti-
other mnanias snniing naris fers by businessmen to pay the ers Thundershowers may extend tute
te rw roa SssPPIXd, also fares. But the state department to east portions of the state Sat The award Was presented Aero
C05. XinomS took a dim view of permuting urd " representative H L. Newman by
parts and materlaisino the far more Ameriransto.go ntoa land None of the are ex Maynard 1 samis, representing
tones with which the United States has pected ta be heavy or of long
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