Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 71, No. 124, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 2, 1960 Page: 6 of 16
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By Jo Park
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of aircraft, go on to fly with commission says eight Okla-
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N.W. Highway it MacArthur Blvd.
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any single lunch counter at
rate white and Negro gangs
and photo
reconnaissance
Paid Political Advertisement
"Don't Guess •
Qualify Crews
North
Most of the 18 different
Court training courses now given
COUNTY JUDGE
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scene of a racial sit-in last terminals, take courses that
Wm. T. Bill Billups
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March, closed after the pri- do not Involve flying, as do
end to a 17-year contract.
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NEA Deals Softly
With Integration
Quakes Forgotten, But
Not That Tragic Day
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six demonstrators at a sit-
ting Saturday, and author!-'
and ground crews on heavy
air transport, and weather
section.
Pilots and flight engineers,
experienced flyers learning
to operate a different kind
at Tinker are devoted to
qualifying crews members
in the Douglas C-118 Lift-
master, and the C-124 Globe-
the control, and another 25
hours in the air observing
Air Force base by marking
its safest year in history,
Col. Lloyd R. Humphreys,
Explosive
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (P -
tary or civilian personnel
had an accident in a private
vehicle on the ground during ।
the 12 months period, which
A significant change that
came in December is a 5-
hour increase in the flying
SUPPER CLUB
hotel
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hill.
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after they were convicted
on trespass charges in con-
nection with sit-in demon-
strations at Durham.
doesn't say than what
does.
ers.
The delegates debated 3
hours and 15 minutes before
voting to approve the com-
promise.
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"Elect th* mtn fully experienced in
Probate, Guardianship, Adoption and
Mental Health Law."
cident still have scarcely
diminished.
The couple lost their 20-
year-old daughter in an auto
crash.
JAYCEE DRAG STRIP
FAIRGROUNDS OKLAHOMA CITY
Sunday—July 3—10 AM to 4 PM
CHAMPIONSHIP RACES
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Monday—July 4—10 AM to 5 PM
CHAMPIONSHIP RACES
Saturday—July 2—Noon to S P.M.
NATIONAL RECORD RUNS
Tonight 7:30 PM to 1 AM
Dance To Popular
Records Till 9:15 PM
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cuted," he said.
Mrs. James Brand, whose husband operates a sport-
uary.
"Why," exclaimed Flynn, "they had confessions, ।
the goods, everything! Why weren't they prosecuted? I
can't even get back the stuff they admitted stealing
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; Doesn’t Condemn
! It does not condemn seg-
regated public schools and it
does not demand compliance
Bring this ad to our main office
only! And receive 20 FREE
k FIRECRACKERS WITH
K Purchase of $ixo
or more.
ince the first one in 1955.
NEA Commends
• In going a small step fur-
ther, the delegates added a
omewhat ambiguous state-
DANCE TONITE
ORCMESTRA NIGHTLY _
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FAIRGROUNDS
SPEEDWAY
TIME TRIALS 7:00-7 EVENTS
ADULTS 1.50 CHILD 50c
College coed, was far more
tragic for Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Haught, 1111 N Draper, than
the hundreds^ killed in Iran
earthquakes the same day.
Most cityans have forgot-
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Bill
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$1.25 After t P.N.
Bowl Speedway Friday night
and sent a loose wheel hur-
tling into a group of spec-'
tators at 70 miles per hour.
Nine persons were in-
injured, one of them critical-!
ly. The race crowd almost
immediately poured out of
I Dial TR 8-2112
L BROWN Mfg. Co. 1
TONITE! 9 P.M.
Music By
MARYIN
M’CULLOUGH
WM Gene Mooney
and His "Westernaires"
Heard Daily Over KRMG
J Tanker Saves
Ship's Crew
: BOMBAY, India LPI - The
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service station operator at NE 10 and Lottie.
Stevenson admitted the robberies. He also admitted
shooting one of the taxicab drivers in the leg when he
refused to surrender his purse.
Attempted Robbery Charged
Stevenson was charged with attempted robbery of the
man he shot. No charges were filed in connection with
the other two crimes. On June 9. he pleaded guilty and
received a 5-year suspended sentence.
His previous record includes numerous arrests for
theft.
Other sentences were suspended for sex criminals,
forger* and car thieves.
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National Hot Rod Assoc.
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DRAG RACES
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Train Allies
The wing now provides
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portion of all pilot courses.
Added time was needed for
qualification on instrument
approaches. In most
NEW
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panmjemi.
the grandstand for a better!
I MRS. CAMP was killed in look and trampled one of
a collision that also injured the victims.
jing to go shopping that aft-
ernoon for Leonard’s birth-
day present. The next day
was his birthday."
The memory is still vivid
enough in the Haught fam-'
ily’s minds that they refuse
to take their vacation by
car.
"Last year we took the
train for the first time in
that snuffed out the life of „ . .
Mrs. Barbara Camp, expect- DALLAS, Tex. (UPI)-The, A Baylor Hospita nurse
ant mother and Central State front axle snapped on a said two of the victims were
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More""han"so,oot®gradu- now get 25 fiying hours at
ates have completed 38 dif-
ferent courses offered by the'
Ralph Bolen. city automobile dealer, expressed sur-
prise when he learned that two men caught burglarizing
his agency had received suspended sentences three
months ago. "I had assumed they were still being prose-
JERRY SALYER
the 1740th Air Transport!homans will fail to learn
Squadron, C, 124. and the from the tragic accident. [
11741st, which are C-118, and They estimate that many'
B-50. will die on the highways this
weekend — starting at 6 p.m.
| The victim's husband, 24- Mesquite, Texas, were hos-
year-old Leonard Camp, suf- pitalized.
fered a broken leg and mul- The others were treated
tiple cuts. The crash hap- and released.
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appealed to the
Carolina Supreme
. Friday and ending at mid- homa City tragedy that
night, July 4. struck July 2, 1957 or the
Those eight will die be- warning given by 1,981 who
cause they did not heed the have died on highways
ac warning issued by an Okla- since.______I _
Negroes protesting lunch also is something of a record
counter segregation in Knox- for 1,000 civilian and mili-
ville, Tenn., were limited to tary people.
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wing, since it was organized other pilots.
Normally, training is the
"I JUST HOPE her death
may cause others to think—
and possibly save their1
lives."
The Oklahoma Safety
The 1707th Air Transport highly specialized ground our lives, Mrs. Haught ex-
Wing celebrated its first school, conducted by the P aine '
ped Saturday that she has (UPI) _ Private detective
rescued 23 of the 28 crew-
LOS ANGELES (P — The ment: "The association com- ties kept a watchful eye on
National Education Associa- mends t h e communities the city’s touchy racial sit-
tion has altered its five-year which have handled their uation.
transitional training for
than six Negroes will sit at MATS, and other USA air
Wichita and New Orleans for shoplifting.
On July 6th, 1959, she was caught in John A. Brown
Co., leaving with $150 worth of clothing. She was
charged under the habitual criminal act, but when she
appeared in court last February 15 the charge was re-
duced to petit larceny and she received a 30-day sentence.
Victims Not Informed
; Victims of crimes frequently are not informed of J
Court hearings or trials. Most expressed concern this d
Week when they were fold by newsmen that charges
against persons accused of robbing them had been sus-
pended. ,
"I thought he was still in jail!" protested Bob Bus-
ken, operator of a bakery at 724 Culbertson Dr. that
was burglarized last February. ‘ They told me they
would prosecute the boy who did it. The boy confessed
to both me and the police.
"This is a mixed up deal. I think the police who help
catch these criminals and the businessmen who are vic-
timized by burglars should have some support.'
The youth who burglarized Busken’s store received
a 30-day sentence for unlawful entry.
He has served two previous terms for burglary.
Another victim. Carl E. Flynn, manager of Butts
Electric Co., 101 N Pennsylvania, expressed shock when
he learned that two boys with long records received
suspended sentences for burglarizing his store last Jan-
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H. P. CANNON “FIREWORKS
offIe 7400 N.E. 66 Expressway VI2-7212 L
(Next to Ricsha Chinese CM*)
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gates,they said, would only a time. Crutcher said sepa-
integration antagonize many southern-
an Oklahoma City couple.
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ten the Iran disaster. Bar-
bara's mother hasn't forgot-
'ten July 2, 1957. Nor will she
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Clifford A. Ellard testified A Kansas City circuit master, and tie Dueing
— judge outlawed a city ordi-B-50 Superfortress Basically,:
One charge was reduced from grand larceny to petit "
larceny for a woman with a long prison record for theft.
The woman, Josephine Rogers, a 43-year-old maid who $ 1
lives at 1020 NE 8, has served prison terms in Texas, -
Oklahoma and California. She has been fined in Denver,
Amarillo, Dallas, Los Angeles, Fort Worth, Stillwater,
ing goods store at 4712 S Pennsylvania, also expressed
surprise when she learned charges against youths
.caught in a burglary at the store had received suspend- •
•ed sentences last January, 17 agg Goana
’ "Those boys admitted robbing us twice on consecu- HUCUU HUUIIU
tive night," she said. "Something should have been done
about it.”
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M — wing commander, announced
—/ Saturday.
' ... . •% y • The wing moved here July
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\ - No Crackups
Col. Humphreys During the last 12 months
it hasn't had a single air- Up Hours
'craft accident although the1 While still in ground school!
MATS training wing makes these students spend 24 hours |
four times as many land- i in a flight simulator, an elab-
ings and takeoffs as the av-orate electronic trainer that
'erage "line" transport unit! reproduces in every detail
in the same number of fly- the flight deck of the plane,
ing hours. Pilots also put in 10 hours in
In addition, no wing mili- the smaller Link trainer.
were roaming the city and aircraft, plus a few other
he feared violence if they special courses.
collided. ' Instruction is also provid-
Ordinance Outlawed ed for air crew members
Elsewhere in the south: from the U. S. Navy and
Seven college students, friendly foreign powers here. I
five Negro and two white, Qualify Crews
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Bill Billups
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stand on public school inte- problems concerning deseg- While demonstrators in Palm Beach AFB Oct '
resolution regation in such a manner as sought service in a drug 16 1951 Of these 1 600 fin- principal function. But the
that goes a bit further than to assume their responsibil- store Friday. 11 Negro ished training the past 12 wing is actually in war-
its predecessors—but not so ity to maintain the public youths were arrested on the months in spite of a slow readiness.
far as to be unacceptable to schools and their obligation streets outside. Police said start, caused by the move ! N d •uc i
the southern states. to recognize the political and they were "running in a and by abandonment of the; New Kepublic -alms
The statement of policy professional rights of teach- gang" and knocking white amphibious training pro- MOGADISCIO, Somalia
adopted in the final business ers." people off the sidewalks. It gram in the SA.16 Albatross I— Calm returned Sat-
session of the NEA's an- It also commends the of- was the third day of disor- in February. urday to this capital of the
nual convention Friday night ficers and directors of the ders since the current sit-in Th 1707h,, nLiEe new republic of Somalia
is more notable for what it NEA for offering financial campaign began. program was closeI down after wild Independence
it assistance to teachers in- White Arrested AprH 17 at Brooklev rioting in which one
volved n the abortive purge Safety Director Ray AP after nSvyaA person, was killed and at
in Little Rock, Ark., last Oglesl said those arrested Ad 7. ■ ner^ eight least 50 injured.
vear when 44 teachers were °1esDy saidtnose arrested years of training thousands---
year when 44 teacners were were not taking part in the of U s Air Force personne
fired in the dispute over in- sit-in demonstration - S' Arroc personnel,
tAFted sehoois si in aemonstration. and hundreds from friendly
South Pleads A 21-year-old white man foreign nations, and all with-
with the supreme court's soutLer delegates was arrested in the drug out a single accident in the
desegregation decision of pleaded ' successfully, for a store for cursing the sit-in life span of the squadron.
I954'compromise resolution that participants. There is now no amphibious
. It does ask that the solu- would not hinder them in Oglesby and the Rev. W. T. training program as such in
tion to the problems of inte- the task they all consider Crutcher, Negro Baptist the armed services,
(ration be found at state and most important-keeping the minister leading the sit-in
ocal level by citizens work- public schools open. campaign, reached an agree-
ng in a spirit of fair play. The strongly worded state- ment under which no more
good will and respect for ments proposed by some
law. This much of it has northern and western dele-
been written into every NEA
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mugao, Portuguese Goa, he 8° muc 0 1S evidence made it unlawful for restau- weeks, with four weeks in
; The Jagyoti said three oth- by peering through a win- rants to refuse service to flying. Special and non-flying
er crewmen had reached dow. anyone because of race or classes finish more quickly,
safety on a small island Judge Hubert Hall stopped color- Air traffic personnel, who
nearby andthatt.one man the trial just long enough to An Atlanta cafeteria, man passenger and cargo
Ivas dead. No details were AL3mm. 2.1 , ine scene 0 a racial sit-in last terminals, take courses that
immediately available. The have charges filed against March closed after the pri- do not involve flying, as do
10,000-ton Rita ran aground'the private eye for violating vate operators negotiated an the flight traffic specialists,
pt Goa early Friday. I the peeping, torn law.
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Haught tearfully recalls. 1 WW7O
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Edmond then,” she says, ■ „I¥ "L009
These instructor pilots total 10.000 hour* in the air. Left to right,are Majors hut were coming to the • —--i:RE
city that day. We were go-
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her husband and a Califor- The man critically hurt
e nia family of four. The ac- was Peter F Hebert, 39 of
sjcident occurred in the 9700 Port Arthur, Texas. He and
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 71, No. 124, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 2, 1960, newspaper, July 2, 1960; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2004057/m1/6/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.