The McAlester News-Capital (McAlester, Okla.), Vol. 65, No. 88, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 30, 1960 Page: 1 of 26
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Show Gains
In Population
McAlester Listed it
With 17419 Whitel
County Has 34360
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aW enals ligureo reteaked by
Obi IL IL Department el fora-
men seer the Ionia! avant I i
made last May I I
maim last Stay
The allocud figures kalay gave '1
tha county population aa SON
The figures reported by Stanley
Nets-wander distrki director in
told May bated the census find-
ing et l3440 This however la
atill a drop of 1871 from the 10
teems count
I
McAkater's official population
teas given re 17410 'which ta 711
aver the May figure
Oa August SO preliminary WI
Wes from the U S Bureau of
the Census upped the McAlester'
- populists:in by More than SOO to i
17347 and the oounty )urnpefL -
from 31400 ki 1)4640 At that
time Neissancier credited the r
pin toe persons isho were on
Woos or out of the city during w Bitilets
the elensus survey 1
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PLIGRIMAGIE TOcRISTS 'tinting Washington D C and Philadelphia Pa through awards from through McAlester streets all day I teet-70T—gas—LiTy No"711M"u"e:--are—e"pted'eto—
the Froedormi Foundation will include two from McAlester &lel Higginbotham tekcher and !satorday Stops will be made and
the hot sands of initiation tonight
David Nepveuz student look over a copy at the Untts1 States Declaration of Independence m Ichndrew win hava an apporinnityl LY" Mni dla Red Oak PeFloral
at the Masonic temple
the Freedoms Foundation will include two from McAlester &lel Higginbotham tencher and Saturday Mope will be made andl
David Nepveux student look over a copy ot the United Mates Declaration of Independence ea lehildren wdl bin aw opportuhity
- - - -
they prepare to kayo "'timidity IStall photo by Owen Jones ride in :to the leigh and chat with! tion a at 7233 feet in SE NW SW
RegiStration tor tonight's me-
'OW it Nick ' 114 151122e is the N'Tte Irelere- monist began Ibis morning M the
Toys More Real I r
inflil The
VrAgt 111"y411-tAto Program being aPoonneedi SPiro pay was indicated at 11-Aldridge hotel with Recorder M
City Y
Other towns in the county were'
head officially as follows: Alder- 1 U1J WI I-1
ns 107 Ashland 17 Canadian re Shot 1 'Representing McAleste
356 Crowder 764 Halleytittle iroundation Valley Forge
121 Hartshorne 190 Indianola l' lgrimage will be David Ne
254: 11(1061 607 Kretis 1542i B G teacher N
Pittsburg IS6 Quinton 1596 and D lHigginbotham lilts ITp ss3 wed' Grand
Savanna O I 1 -rta as w norman ruh LA nal
loam Will
Go on PitErinv Trip
sm Ng Ashland 17 Canadian El re ottut !
'Representing McAlester city schools at the annual rriecloms
356 Crowder '264 lialleySitlel iroundation Valley Forge Washington DC and Philadelphia ra-
in Hartshorne 1903 Indianola I ' !grtmage will be David Nepvessz seventh grade student and Edgel
234: Kowa 007 Krebs 13421 B A 6 GA1 0 it ta Al ci !Higginbotham teacher Nepvesos la the son el Mr and Mrs Ralph
Pittsburg 195 Quinton Oge and 'y INepveuz SS3 West Grand
Savanna at - ' of — -
I The expense pawl pilgrimage was given to it aludent sind a!ot rine and cratid tmni I in
Oklahoma's population this year teacher of William Gay school In recognition a outstanding teaching to it in: Firm and (-bedew
was reported Tuesday at 23282K Sy JOHN MUE111:111 I
of the American way of' lite last year Nepveux who was student )u c ni be 14 alillird and
late a 4 3 per cent over the' INews-Capttal Reporter) !in William Gay school last year was chosen by a corrwruttee of Immure I be 3 p rn and Sec
telly' lat MM The numertml 1111DITIME was When a boy might bejudges ol the local schools' to represent the school He will be lic-toed and Grand Inn 3 to p in
1
salty Es t The atimerscAl Von TIME Ass when s boy might bejudges ol the local schools to repreaem the school He will be sc-
rag 04 933 1 I satisfied g Santa ClauNcornpenied by Higginbotham who
Oklaill'Onla City the atate's tart- ssruo--'- ght hint a holster and rei-iwas a teacher at William Gay I
set city had a population of 3:24olver set for Cliruitrnas hut i'last year and presently is history
IsS 110 11(1749 from 195'3 Tulsath4w4 days smear ended a sor!tescher of McAlester Janior High eelworiters
1-''''" -"l 'brought tom a wider and re-iwas a teacher at Witham Gay
oat rity hail a population al rt solver art for Ctiroitrnas but :last year and presently is history eelworiters
2S3 sap 10749 from I Tulsaithisse (Lys appear ended a suPki a teschet McAlester Junior High
aseaad Largest city had 261fai very al Christmas prewmts !school
as inclreasa 01 "titS tere4 in retail establishments of a McAlester atiaismt and 1 4
Following is a breakdoisn of the McAlester indicated !teach" will Ira" McAleAter o el or
PaPolattaa Otaahuma "hi Tha badmen at Iranian heroes ITtsuraday to to ta for a
Wm wr moos inhabitanti ! lot the Old IA'est probably will ap-iplam mot from thers ta
Ada '14347- Altus 31125 Ard: - - - rot bad roer--- -
' Poar doults ilagioa and at the Vally Varga 110-
Ada '14347 Altus 31 22 5 Aft-
Poer in deums -el be ciYards login and at the VA Ity Forge no-
1
ursday
1111" "114: Bartil'"111 27oe3— McAlester 'this Christrrum with Ito morristown perin1 Highlight& a
Bethany 12342: Cluckasha 1411116 Immo tkon one wow joining hica the tour orhmoto aro '116 y ! - y
"" llts 1114: Bar limn' 114 27'119:1:ICir-A-1114“ Chri sm' with- !Tel MOTT itit OW n Penn' 111 w hi tita pay Inursuay
Bethany 12442: ClUckaaha ILIAC mom tkon one bow joining bioot duo tour orhrtkiin swo 'm ini !
Del Ctly 12134 Duncan 2k aot 1 non on proving o ton outdraw !lows:
Durant 10407 El Reno 1E015 Ion ben of outlaws 1 ' i By W L awmtrwonti
Enid MAW Lawton 116911 McAl-i v- -t-- L LA I December 1:-(Nettonel CsPaell rrrisnuRcH (AP)—Pay hikes
raid 31459 14w10I GLOM M CA I- Toy a--akera have nrnded re! ----------- - -i I J I OLP‘ SW111 "11 Ity Mare
ester 17419 Mukrni 1294 Mid- Tvoh and rine ur ahoot!dayl—White House tour tredsrallranglog tram seven is 13 cent&
west Crty 36051: Muskogee 39059 tisk bullet The hitter are tnade:Buretu ii hweiglitatsim touretan hour go into effect Thursday
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NOnnall 33412: Oklahoma Cityitrom pbmtk andyare kicked from liunchmo &mitt tattler andior beSIC841VIIVeritra But there
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1 II IN 1 1WR a MN MS MI M MM-la W 1 MEM am tin no inaiestion steel prior no christmat buying w 1I 1
be °boon
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3241$3 Okmulgra panto 'ha rifle or revolver barrel' bY!National Capitol tour and hanquelicreamo will follow—all kast kr ed Derember 16 17 and Wit
t14411: SaPtdPa 1424 Semi'la spring Placed 111 the bullet 11664 Shama 34326 December 3 — rerte"the Present IStores will open at the regular
water 331015 The Village 12113 One such manufacturer has raual01 Ok1 car-idaY — Fort bilrlienrY IralleY1 SC4MP 5"t)i) members " time but 'twill Mal open imtil I
en
Forge Fork tour impect parkIlinited Steetworters will be en- p In owe days
and Dom 361185 red dila innovation still farther'
flitted to wage rain& But the store hours for chreemos eve
The eificia4 e°1°Ina'aland sells the revolver bolster Inammations dinner ettlic merwinnina estimntes about 40000 ot have been set
tewen as regularopehing
''Fr taunt aae tal Paso iea aa rP"nd by
n tart badman Me latter
The land hulletl" aela along 1411111)er of National Awards Joel !these ars currently unemployed hours bet a p m etching tame
to a tea la ge'
Th3 Rena
In Stahl
'MEW YORK (AN—Small losers
al predominated in a generally
lower Mock market this afternoon
A number cd advances checked
the ever-all alide however and
change again wsre almost all
held to fractions Trading moved
sitwig well although volume in
the first two hours trailed that of
Tuesday morning
The kssociated Pre 00-mock
average at noon was down 050 to
314 70 with industrials down lie
rails down S 0 and utilities down
20
The Dow Jones average of 30
industriala at the same hour
slipped under much talk of "A00"
level failu4 311 to 599 22
Analysts continued' to talk of
Ia selhng as a dominant factor
along with replacement purcha
as connected with these sales
Those with one eye on the calen-
dar also talked hopefully of the
"traditional year-end rally"
Bond prices were slightly high-
er as moderate trading
1
FORECAST DELAYED
IAN FRANCISCO litiPir--The
V S Weather Bureihi4 Liu Fran-
risco office Tuesday night trans-
mitted this advisory note on Its
teleprinter network: "Forecast
delayed by 'bad weather"
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SHOPPING
DAYS TO
with!bers National Awards jurY
and -bunks" in seta along
a target badman The bitteri
6" i December 4--( Philadelphia day
hen properly wound up - at- I A A ---- -
ps- ra—r-"dr-1avr:—The— ""yrou' thiult—IndrPetwin" 11211' church beirl
guardian pt the law attempts to tees in early Philadelphia church- Management apoiteamen either
heat the gunman to the draws es Akin' Ross House and other &rime tomment on die poss
ahmting hum u he lumped& the sites luncheon and Benjaminity el price changes or simply
outlaw's drawing arm is treaciFranklinn institute and Chapel a point out no ' atmototement has
fails the th Ircur ChaPaing
I l been made one way or another
badmans gun goes "Rang" Nepveus and Higginbotham willj Hcnvever 'wren ekes 611 the
ed In movement if he fa
The weapons offered for sale remain in Philadelphia when thelind2let17strongly believe prices
me weapons meted tor sate
represent virtually every hero of
television They range from der-
ringers to rifles all of which are
capable of firing make-believe
bullets
The derringers are provided
wnh a coat sleevo holmer with
spring release for um in the best
tradition of the once wild west
Rioters Quit
Sniping P
osts
CARACAS Venezuela (AP) —
Leftist students abandoned snip
big posts in their fight with Na-
tional Guardanen today and
turned again to arson They bet
fire to two &Lees one at the en-
trance to University City
Soldiers patrolled the city in an
effort to check further outbreaks
in this sixth day of demonittra-
tions against President Itomulo
Betancourt Moderate Socialist
Rovernment
I The students stopped firing be-
!fort dawn Apparent ly they
'moved away in the darkness from
!their stronghold behind brick piles
laithin the framework of the tin
' ' ' ' "' 1110 1111111111 approrance in
°an Second pay sand was tapped:BEDOUIN 'Temple Stiriners to-1 TRAVEILSt CM' Mich tAPI
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' - - - '-- -- la' aleitch with eight s Sleigh"
by Midwest Oil in its sin& daY took aver the cilY uBnn —A Liberian freighter lay ground
-
'- - A sure "null" i Corp i the heels of the fourth Scottish i -
' i'- -7l-- tiny ponies simulating the parts cat test in Latimer county 1141" Rite reunion which ended todayied and kaking on a take 'Aid"
- - - 1 --A-1- -d ' ot Dancer Prancer Donner 1 has proven a rich gas producer Between 25 and 30 novices pe igen island today battered by gale
Note' will maks Dr heduled &twit Midwest Itauged 5800000 eisbic Mooing Bedouin Temple frontlwinds and waves whkh hampered
C and Philadelphia Pa through awards from ithrough McAlester 'streets all day I t
eet of gas daily at its No 1Muikogee are expected to oallOCoast Guard rescue efforts
i McAlester &lel Higginbotham telcher and 'Saturday Stops will be made andl rm h Red O perlora at the masonic temple Ithe hot sands of initiation tonight
L fo te ak -
Unitid Mates Declaration of Independence le 'children win have an opportunity yons The Francisco Moralism ran
Owen Jones P - i to ride in the sleigh and chat with tions at 7233 feet in SE NW SW
Registration for tonight's' agmund all the eh" e( South
'Ole St Nick ' I of Ilin2241 in the Norris reserve Manitou Island during gide
011lli
— — -- - monist began thi s morning at the aleath u l Lil l '
I
R The Prottram ill bean Volumed Spiro pay twat indicated at 11-Aldridge hotel With Recorder M Tuesday nighL At that
i time the
i
by the retail committee of the 430453 foot when the lone pro 1 V McDonald of Muskogee in icaptain Eduardo Trilizaz lold
i MeAltliter Chainber of Cs:immerse &bead 2 no co) cubic feet daitylcharge Registration hilted faith coast Guard there were Ls
- 1 with assistance by members oil
a one-halfiinch el ernoon
!the Scottish Rite temple this aft-1
PitErimrT3In In p' 31cAlester Junior C of I of choke OBra
hamber men and a svoman aboard Later
Commerce in the loadmg i lion was contmuing wi th we il A parade through downtown lie told a reporter an ship-to-shore
e e p
k rri I of the rtail committeunloading of riders Lee Dournany I flowing load
itcAlester coy 1 McAlester with the bizarre skits telephon there Mir only 14 er-
achante at I nr annual
Other ope I
s
edurnachairman ee rations lin the Wilbur-'of four ring candidates holding son aboard
Forge Washington DC and Philadelphia Pil-1 is kis1 al the Christmas oro- I iisa it le at lion' inot Wan leapittilM Trilizas first said "there is
remain in Philadelphia when the
tour ride untd Monday morning
They will return to McAlester en
Monday via plane
McAlester schools have !Wei"-
NI three awards from Freedoms
Foundation since 1958 In May
IF6n A D flefley principal of
William Gay School at that time
these ars currently unemployed
and thoueands more' ars working
less Kan 40 hours a week
Management apokeames either
&rime tomment rfa die possibil-
ity el price changes or simply
grill hold steady in the triwned-
late future despite higher pyre!
This beim' I based on the etc
kw state of stele business
As long as the slump continues
this thinking toss steel firms
will not boost prices
For the past five months the
vias awarded the Val)ey Forge:industry has open' - operating gee
in this sixth day of demontarti- this competition will he annotme to Iron Ago la about We a ton
tions against President ltomulo ed late The materitas and es- Steel companies last hiked prices
Betancourt Moderate Socialist haiita were sent to Valley Forge an average a $410 a ton in Au-
government in October gust 13511
The students stopped firing be- ' Vie wage increamert which vary
fort dawn Apparent ly th"' Full Time Parole 'according to job claudication
moved away in the darknees from are provided In a 30-month eon-
their stronghold behind brick piles Board Indeterminate tract signed laat January in the
aithin the framework of the un-
Sentences Proposed aftermath ot a I16-day strike
finished pharmacy school at Ca- The bring the aver-
bouts will
reCall University ' OKLAHOMA CITY AP—A full age hourly rate to approximately
No one was inside the structureifirne Pardon and Parole board and 6320 Next Oct I wages will go
ellen police looked at dawn Therelindelernunate sentences for Per- up 7 to It cents an hour-
wa no way 01 telling whemen thellsons convicted of crimes in Okla- A three-cent hourly cost-oflivstudents
ran out of arnmunitionlh°ma siert reenmmended in a re ing raise base4 on the 'Intern
Opens Saturday
Christirtas
Season Is
Nearin City
$OB CORR
INetwo-Captiol Reporter)
yr parents note am improved
A behavior Is their offsprings
Classroom Teacher Award erally below M per cent of copse-
In 1960 Mn Effie Stanfield ity This weeit the rats i se
sho was a teacher in McAlester timated at 493 per cent
Junkw High School was the ce- No significant upturn in produc- Chins to Buy
eipient ot a similar award for tion ia expected the rest ot the
outstanding teaching of the Am- year It is likely the sloitdown
erican way ot life It was through will persist well into 1961 accord-
the combined efforts of Hefley tolt to indoxtry sources an Sugar
and kis William Gay faculty and Iron Age national weekly trade
Mucking that the William Gil magazine says of the outlook: TOKYO (AN—Communist (I-
School won one of two school "Best guess now is a alight pick na agreed today to buy a minim
wards given to Oklahoma up in January over December a tons et Can sugar in 1961 for-
schools let WS Imild upturn in mid-year with a Imaliting a five-year pact signed
The McAlester elty schools assubstantial buildup in the second in Havana last July The original
a school system luive entered:halt" agreement which stands was for
competition to rthe 1960 schooll The present composite biLsetat least half a million Ions al au-
systems award The moue of Price for finished steel aceordinglgar a year
this competition will be annOtine to Iron Age is about WS a ton The deal was announced by the
ect toter The materfole and as Steel companies IDA hiked prices New China Nees's Agency in a
hhte sere sea to valley nil? an average et $410 a ton in Au- broadcast from Peiping The ape-
in October gust 195& ey said Cuba also will get loan
The wage increases which vary credits totaling )40 million rubles
Full Time Parole :according to job classification —worth grin million by Communist
are provided in a 30-month eon- reckoning
Board Indeterminate tract signed last January in the A )oint communique signed by
ftermath of a 116-day strike Maj Ernesto Guevara bead of
Sentences Proposed tie booms
brtng the aver Cuba a National Bank and the
OKLAHOMA CITY AP—A fullage hourly rate to approximately country economic chieftain and
time pardon and parole board and1S320 Next Oct 1 wages will go Chinese Firienee Minister II lisie0
indeterminate sentences for per- up 7 to 111 cents an hour -nien pledged closer friendship1
sons convicted of crimes in Okla- A three-cent hourly cost-oflivthe agency said
horns were recommended in a re- ing raise based on the govern-I
port made by Joe Harp wardenment's fittest index also becomes NEWSMAN DIES
ellen polav looked at dawn Thereltndeterminsts sentences for Per- up 7 to 111 cents an hour - I-nien pledged closer friendahip
14 a3 no way 0( telling whether thetisons convicted of crimes in Okla- A three-cent hourly cost-oflivthe agency said
students ran out of ammunitionlb°ms were remmmended in a it- ing raise based on the govern-
or simply grew tired of battle P°It made by Jo Hart warden ment's latest index also becomes NEWSMAN DIES
Firing from school buildings on of the state reformatory at Gran- effective for steelworkers Thurs- NEW YORK (AP)Ray Doyle
Avenue Rooseveh had continue&its - day bot how much they actually 57 I veteran mwapaper reporter
sporadically since Monday night' tarp urged the changes in will receive is uncertain died Tuesday apparently 4 a
It was part of widespread notingirnaking his biennial report to the The eontract stipulates thatheart attack is front ot the US
that started M this capital rridaylgoveenor and the legialaturs cost-of-living money may be re- Court House after covering a apy
and that has killed six personsWhich convenes Jan 3 duced to rover Uglier insurance story Doyle a newspaperman
and injured at least len l Through indeterminate sentene- costs of the companies Both tin for more than 30 years had been
Betancourt said the rioters:et a persons would stay M prison ion and management agree insur assigned by the New York Mirror
isought to touch off a revolution'rtil officials consider him rehab- ante coats have gone up but the to cover the arraignment et Dr
!and tet op a Castro-style govern- ilitated and ready to retura to so- question it bow much is in diaRobert Sable sorused el vim-
iment in Venezuela iciety ieute tat&
'5)
anse
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dual be alarmed and all the
sign that Cbristnuis -is am Ole '
1 cim4sr Ws junt th first surs 1 Second Pay
McAlester
way
1 ''
- Tb Ciwistmas season arrives
11 in Mealewler officially Saturday '
1 and Tapped 6
Sand Over'
with the first annual appearance
I of Santa Claus The jolly be- 1
i
whikered fellow in the red fur! I A
A
1 i lined mul l will make his debut
: n Area Test By Shntzers
1 1:hn M a m Saturday with
the annual appearance at "Sars-1 second pay sand was tapped: REDoutN Temple shriners to
el-i
is head al ths Christmaa Pral 10-a-rea-tanc-juded---: - it o citys att-ention wits scheduted Trisirss first said "thers io
grim : P: m I Williahlel°r peakage ki the double bottom"
I Asnbasmdo'r Oil hie f 4'3°-
zram I Ambassador Oil Igo I Wilhelm Icw 430 m Walla ge 001101411 oottom
Scheduled loading ones kw the an Important discovery cww! Dinner for novices and Shrindbuf In the morning reported
1-111 kA trnta his condition Vint tillt in IF 'with Ica
Santa Clain will return So the
city on December be Mart his
annual round el store appear-1
Aces- lie wM visit children:
she want to make ant the
"Christmas lin" -
Santa will appear sit the esty
streets and In city torn en De
comber k lit and 1144 from I to
I$ P mt
The first live appearances jtue
prior to the Christmas meson wdl
he during regular Friday shop-
ping hours McAlester stores wdi
Mart staying epee tor the Christ-
mas shopping period on DPrein-
bet It Late store hours for the
Christmas buying will be °beers-
oa December It This is so per-
Isonnel may be with families es
'Cliriettnas eve:
I For dui most port McAlester
merchants will be closed an De-
cember 11 this year Christmas
day falls on Sunday
McAlester's downtows Christ-
mas decoratioos are to be com-
pleted this week Chamber of
Commerce officials hope to have
the lights burning by Thursday
night according io Res R Roes
C el C manager
Streamers of tinsel ornamented
with lights end Christmas bells
were strung as early as last seek!
Wiring et the hefts has sot been
1
complet ed 1
NEW YORK (AP)—Ray Doykj
57 a veteran mwapapec reporter)
theci Tuesday apparently a
heart attack in front of the US
Court House after covering a apy
story Doyle a newspaperman
for more than 30 years had been
assigned by the New York Mirror
to cover the arraignment al Dr
I an miporiam um m uuvrry
day's prOgrom have been set up of 23 znist four miles fromlers will he held In the temple' his condition wortwning with wa-
at "It and Cr"! 'Mtn m' Wilburton was --ronn—ing -at!dining room at 130 o'clock ter ix all holds three and a hall
to II a First and Choctaw I At 7 o'clock 'the cemnoniai feet deep in AMMO places ?OS Net --- 1 vicaiiiity imormsoA a tha 'taw
crio rem
I proper I ill commence with the! Visifillity improved as the dayi
Northwest of AlbKentuckytirat wood and third sections nore en but the wind and ilea
Drilling & Development No I:following in order !remained high
Salley In NW SW NW et 114"1 The Scottish Rite reuniOn endit The Coast Guard Ilesr a Plaoe
opencopters to the island to sand by
2Ic three miks from the townled at noon with the patriotic pagover the scene and sent two hell-
site art le-inch conducto0 pine
at 40 tees and was shut down toe'ittaanitheislbt:temple stage
The Coast Guard clutter Mos-
repairs at 7e feet I Miss Ruth Anne Hicks of Ard-lquite let out from Sturgeon Say
Southwest of Red Oak — Am-more was Mimi Liberty with twolWia TUesdal night She arrived
bassador Oil and Beet WheelerlMcAlester seventh grade stu-1111 the area early today but was
No I Nuncey bi C SW NE of dentii Mien Marilyn Evans arld'unable to render trivnediato as-
111-14iIle five 'tellies friben towwIWetiley Brown portraying Amor Si'denre')
EL was drilling at Leell fast 1iraft edoenuon Two other cutters the Mack-
Norris gas area — Ambassadort Class officers eketed Tuesday maw Out 01 Cheboygan Mk:h
Oil Noe I Matey in NW SE NWiatternoon are: - end the Sundew out al Merk-
el IS set le-inch pipe at in teed Charles Milor of Marietta pees- etas Mirk headed for the area
In the Eufaula area were: Went Kenneth Johnson of Mug- The esPtain el the 344400t
Northeast at Leona Tra:koget vice president Charles 1000-1on ocean-going freighter
udding
Viking Petroleum Ives
!Rhodes ot itrwoka secretary blamed the mishap on a MOW -
sp
at the No I Smith ki NW NW NVi Ora Lamb of Muskogee treasur storm which cut visibility to zero
'er William Page Jr Muskogee and high winds He said the two
of 3211n-Ite four mills from thei William 00d Inhtled to drift him the
townsite Gwinn Drilling has mil": W of Byellegt (1) I
Guard Air Station at
contract ler 3000 feet ihistori7 aodamaCtlitieffroirl d haBveagboreirt troche kscoast
' 'Muskocee ch pt in Xornmander W S Chapline of
Southeall Raiford — Ward WI
Consistory
Edinger Inc No I Crabtree M'
dr litiihitheaso:lainnt111a ridimm4:Steenhoouitot ucionth
Feb 19 30 31 and XI as dates Traverse City said the weasel was
NE NE SW of I9-9n-130 was dig-101 the tiro te01000 in 1061 aground wine 300 10 500 fret au
iswivelitinat:hex":40“Heabor's:
w d: 3
ging at 4757 feet 0 1
North Meletie — Hall-Jones Oil o mg almost parallel to the shore-
and Cleary Petroleum No IA
Wood in SE SE NE of 17 ! Revolts evolts Fiare
ahe was pounding slightly ' (
was drilling at 4359 feet
Other area activity included: I I a eight miles northirvest ed Glen
Pittsburg county k
—Humble Oil
ind Refining No I Moran km SE t the Leelanau Peninsula in north- h
n Argentina - et
lE NW of 2750-Ite two mike!
1 we Lower Michigan ll
Northeast at Lerm koget vice presider( Charles
Viking Petroleum was opoddingFth°des !Wel":4111'
at the No 1 Smith in NW NW NW Lamb "mo Mummg" treallor
niin14e four ma's from the:er: William Page Jr Muskogee
lownsite Gwinn Drilling has!orator: William Wood of Bowlegs
contract r 3 feet historian and Clifford Ragtime
le000
Southea Raiford — Ward wiktuskogee chaptain
ll
Edinger Inc No I Crabtree in' U1138151(41 rnagtera
Feb 3
fst NE SW of 19-9n-150 was dig- It " 30 1 and 111 " dates
ging at 4157 feet 4:61 the first reunkst in 1901
North Melette — Rail-Jones Oil
and Cleary Petroleum No I-A!
Revolts Flaré
Wood in SE SE NE at 17-9n-15e
was drilling at 4359 feet
Other area activity included:
Pittsburg county—Humble Oil -
and Refining No I Moran im SE
1
In Argentina
SE NW al 275n-Ite two miles'
wed et South Pine Hollow wiwO
drilling at 1785 feet Bell Oil and Out Are Halted
Cu Wataon C SW of 13-5n-13e
six miles southwest of McAkster
WI' making hole at 2245 feet MANI AIRES Arrntina
Haskell county—Mobil Oil No 1 (AP) — remold revolts fluid
Quinton in C SE NE of 11-7n-le today Ws the industrial city of no-
three and a half miles south of ark) sod to hvo oil towna
West Kinta was drilling at Um Northern Argentina but the gov-
feet ernment declared 'all three were
Kinta distrk4—Ambaaaador Oil crushed
No 1 Scott in NE NE SW of r Retired army officers veho had
an-20e in Haskell county was mak-laerved under ousted Dictator
ing hole at 1468 feet I Juan D Peron and a band of
Northwest Castigate — Tomwslarmed civilians tried to storm an
set Gas and Oil No I Panhandle arnlY barTacka at itoaric) twth-
Cooperative Royalty Co in C SWiwest of BUerbOtt Aires
NE of 7-In-be in Coal county was! An army communique said they
abandoned at tuts feet were repulsed after killing three
Coal county—Texaco No I of the Rosario garrison and fled
Brown In C SW NW of linow leaving behind one of their dead
Coat county—Texaco No ' I ot the Rosario garrison and tied
Brown In C SW NW of 54114w leaving behind one of their dead
two and a half miles southwest of retired colonel who served a3
Northwest Centrahoma seas dit'aide to one el Peron's military
King at 4423 feet 'chiefs Other accounts put the
casualties at 10 dead and 50
—
wounded
Albert's Staff The communique said 10 per-
sons were arrested
r' Shortly after the lour hour
skirmish M Rosario supporters
Plans Contest of Peron struck at the oil field
towns of Tartagal and ilespucio
St remote Northern Argentina
Congressman Cad Albert's slafInear the Bolivian frontier 1
here is engaged In 'sulking pima Goveirnment sources said the
for the holding of the annual ors- rebels took over the airport andl
1
thckal "'teat kir rutto a his s police station at Tartagat but
diatriot 'army troops had no trouble in re-
The date et the annual contesticapturing the positions
rwnaine yet unset but will he At Vespucio 10 miles"south of
held next spring at Murray State Tartagat the rebels were mid to
College at Tishomingo have occupied oil installations and
The contest is one of Albert's offices et the mate Oil monopoly
thief delights It has grown rapid- but government circles said the
ty through the years since It was insurgents were put down and the
established and today is corn- situation was ht hand throughout
peted nt by dozens of aspirants the country
who after elimination contests 'Mere were 160 reports of casu
Arc3
Is lic:c:d Cy
LEOPOLDVILLE the Conite
(AP) — Fugitive ex-Premier Pa-
trice Lumumba today was report-
ed to have reached friendly terri-
tory some 400 miles east el the
capital well out of Col Joseph
Mobutu'a reach
Some sourest said be abandoned
his plan to go first to Stanleyville
and was heading instead toward
another of his political strong-
hoids Loluobourg capital et Ka-
sai PrOV Ince
Countless rumors swept through
the capital concerning Lurnurnba's
ene that he had
'been arrested after an automobile
accident near Kikwit and was hos-
pitalized under a military guard
This report was not confirmed
by any responsible source
Friends of the Communist-leaning
former premier said he was
last definitely reported at Wide
a village in the Kwilu area of oast-
'ern Leopoldville Province and —
-acclaimed by the population"—
was continuing his overland jour-
ney toward Laluabourg
Idida is 50 miles beyond Kiliwit
In the heart of the Bandit-ale tribal
area ai Leopoldville Provincial
President Cleoptuis Kamitatu one
o Lumurnba's supporters ft is
more than half-way front Leopold-
ville to Luhiabourg
SPITIUTDVI MAN DM
HOLLYWOOD Fla (AP) —
d '11qr Erapiloveci
ell? art? PeoltillentrArc-!
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al 1 f I
Rescue of It H Yr L Y OA !
On Grounded - Go To All Up To
Ship Attempted 11 1
silt 1"
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By MGR T CERMAN
TRAVERSi CITY lbeh tAP) (Nows-Coptotst News &Met)
-A Liberian freighter lay ground- inerel" bo lalanca et SSG "ch
11 and leaking on a take Nicht- for amPloral d iha Oklahoma
an Island today battered by gale State malary In MeMestat
vinds and waves whkh hampered ars bemg amight 1:1 Ward" 114
ert It Itaines r
Money loe the wage bikes h bw
chided in budget requests whin
led by the warden Fend total
ing P10271141 are being sought for
the 198142 budget yeas vehicle
will start twit July
This la sae - et Iss' Writ
budgets ever requested for the
penitentiary The ISOM budget
expenditures total
- Higher salaries tor all sem
ploy's swept the warden and
s deputy warden will start Next
' July—II the funds ere approved
1 Those effected will run from the
- custodial taff—guards—on tip
through the office of assintant
deputy warden
y The guards who now start at
I $225 a month would be raised
to $271 ender plans of the warden
e Assiatant Deputy Warden Part
i- J Anderson who sow gets Of
P would receive t550
deism a lot more tkan
r that proposed Sot them" Rainst
11 said 'today "Even with the
is they still --would not be as hI
a- as they shrwild get
"The guards' should receive at
i least Poe monthly We made a
survey of other prisons and found
le- we are arthe bottom of the pay
a scales"
ot A number of ether things go to
tr make for the higher budrt tine
V year Some of the xpenditures
Le are for facilities that will be re-
tained from year to year and thus
e will not be secessary in future
budget ing
One of these calla for the stall
t !lament a prison tranaporta
s titan system This ie being made'
neceesary by the spreading out of
- penitentiary facilities -
Setting up a sew prison Urns
I in Atoka county and a part of
Choctaw sanity will mil for com
siderable traveling This will be
known as the sub-prison t40 A
Sub-prison No 1 at Stringtowit
has been sionverted into a voca-
tional training sehool for prison-ere-
This plant which is in Atoka
and Cosi eminties also makes lot
more traveling
"A sew transportatioa spasm
would be oonsiderably ehaaper
the long TM the warden me-
plainest "The Pink we an using
now makel maintenance se kigh
it would be much more beneficial
to provide are vehicles"
Putting employes ender the
workman componsetioe program
alas resulted ti the toted for monv
money This took place during
the eitiveM week year and a'
made necessary by a state law
An increase la the rate for gm
used by the penitentiary also
upped the budget requests Raines
estimated t7000 more a year will
be needed to play the gas bills
Inatigaration el the merit eye
tern foe state employes also le
bringing en additional expendi-
tures The prison's pro rota
share for tibia program is not to
eluded in the current budget
The warden is asking $197711
for the vocational training school -
at Stringlown Money seeded for
'the facilities and operations at the
'new farm was listed at VISBra
"Not near so murb money wit
be seeded in the future for the
farm" Raines explained "Sono
of the funds requested will go for
buildings whkh will remain and
will not bring a need for money
in tutor budgets
Revsunping el the penitentiary's
electrical system also is needed
the warden continued Repairs
are being continually made to the
e yteem and - much manotinaries
work would be eliminated g the
system is revamped
Rain also hopes to convert('
the penitentiary gymnasium trio
I mental bo-pitel This is located
inside the proam walls
"We view hove as pies to lieeo
peted hi by dozens of aspirants the country DELI KITITZ MAN DM sYMem as revernPed
who after elimination contests There were 160 moils of casu HOLLYWOOD na (AP) — Raise also it o p et bo convert
have been held gather in district allies in either et the northern lierekl C Pantries) 413 o ttwen- the Penitentiary gYinnastorn inte
enenoetn The contest is held at'towns Both are on the railway" et the Securities id Es- a mental bovitat This is bentel
I Cterent city each year koding north from salts capita! change Conarnission &ince ISM inside the prison walls
was son e la klrol' 11 r'
A let ter from Murray toiler of the province el the same name thed TusedsY st a heart attack We 10" hV " Owe kt 111""
to the congressman's office re- While the fighting ss prw Patter of Arlington ire weder Inentallf 1
ceived today said plans for 0mArem terrorist bombs damaged iattendint the convention el laird esplsicsed -r:ry ai
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