The Elk City Daily News (Elk City, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 149, Ed. 1 Monday, April 4, 1960 Page: 6 of 6
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Vidence Erupts
Anal7 iii Africa
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trilled Proms International
1011ANNSIltlftO South Africa
-- Club swinging police
charged a group of marching Ne-
racial violence at Durban today
Authorities said one African was
killed and &wens a ere Injured
In Capetown bristling with po-
lice and troops there Isere wide-
speed arrests Of Negroes Two
and three-man patrols roamed the
city in police sans picking up
and arts-sung Africans
Fire 'gutted an African primary
school and burned out three clasa-
rooms of another school in the
Negro location of Kwatakele in
Port Elisabeth Police called the
burning "a straight ea of veto
In Port Elitabeth'S Walther lo-
'estion a police truck was stoned
by crowd of Negroes who were
burning –pass books as the vehicle
passed by The truck had been in
the "locationli—aegregated Negro
quarter — oollecting patients for
hospitalisation '
Polite In Control
Several white policemen suf-
fered minor injuriea in the Dor-
ban clash that occurred when
Africans marilied out of the
Clairmont location iri the coast
city Police soon announced the
situation wm under control
Authorities brought arm' rein-
forcements backed by armored
Cars into Durban to meet 'expect
ed further violence sifter hundreds
of Negroes filtered into the rtty
Military authoritieil in Capetown
declined to explain the numerous
arrests or the presence of in-
Creased troop and police there
The Incidents 'ere the latest of
a aeries of skirmiklies that have
plagued riot-ridden' South Africa
since March 21 when more than
0 African i were killed by police
gunfire in 'Sharpeville near Johan-
nesburg Thousands of Negroes had as-
sembled near the police station
-there to proteq the law that re-
quire they carry identity passes
al all times
Od company officials in Cape-
town denied reports that Afrienn
nationalist were planning a ma-
jor sabotage attempt oil their in-
atallationa - Sabotage rhun Report
Capetown nempoper jte
burger alleged that military ini-
thoritles had uncovered the nabo
Loge plan and that urgent precall-
tiona were bemir taken to bead
off
Lather Negroes licensed the
government of arresting a leader
of the native erninelpation cam
Palau after enticing him to come
forward with a promise of ' linniunity
PERSONALS
MRS TAUEJBEE IRAS GUESTS
Mn Myra Taulbee had as week
end guests her cousin Mrs Ruth
Kirkpatrick and friends Mrs Hel-
en McDonald of Albuquerque N
M They also visited other telaUtes
and friends
Mrs E C Bailey Ilaminim Was
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These ktexican health workers are undergoing training to bri
come opraymen in their country'l nationwitia malaria ersdica-
ilOn campaign Their instructor drills them in the proper Method
of coating with residual inwctividca Out interior surfaces of ail
dwellingm where nialaria-apiesding Anopheles moaquitoes aro
likely to bite humans Hoch spraying la the baale weapon of
malaria eradication campaigns It aim is to broak malaria's cycle
of tranamisaion not to kill all Anopheles mosquitoes
More than 7000 apraymen in the wester heiniaphars alone
are now protecting the peoples of their countries from malaria
The 90 Itembcr States of the World Health Organization launched
the world-tvide malaria eradication campaign in 1935- Those atm
nations hey chosen "Malaria Eradication — A World Challenge
as the 1960 thernefor the celebration April 7 of the 12th an-
niversary of WRO's founding The Pan American Sanitary Bureau
serves as WHO Regional Office (yr the Americas
Hugo Newsmen
Get UPI Award
OKLAHOMA CITY ittPIt--Two
Hugo newsmen Jack Stamper
and Gene Netbit were reatgnited
Bunday for outstanding news env-
crag during 1059 for Oklahoma
newepapers served by United
Press International o
Stamper and Nesbit of the
Hugo Dully News rereiVed the
Tom R Phillips metnorial plaque
presented by United Press P:ditorti
of Oklahoma for their peroirm-
ane in reporting a fire at Bos-
well Okla In January MO In
wivrit 16 persons
The award Ls made antatally in
the metnory Of the late Holden-
villo pphltsher The presentation
came at a meeting of kire editors
following the Oklahoma Prem As-
sociation's spring news clinic:
VIP pre-dawn tiaze at: Doswell
swept through a dwcIling
containing a Negro' family and a
number or relatives Through the
teamwork or Staniner and Nesbit
the story W 113 beta over UPI wires
to newspapers over Oklahoma and
the nationl within a short time aft-
er the lire was discovered
Tue pair also took earners to
thee- iwene and provided photo-
graphs of the tragerlY
Last year's award went to Ed'
Liverinoretiaputpa for 111 exclu-
sive telephone interview with oil-
man 7- rant Getty (m2114-1116
gobernatArrial campaign
Other" recipients were the Law
ton Constitution-Press in IWO and
the Alva Review-Courier Iti 1956-
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Rocks Disarms
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OENEVA — The Soviet
Union rocked the 10-nation clis-
armament conference today with
a lengthy-cnid wex blmt against
the We'fli alit—Charged that the
Linitcd States wm sleeking controbt
only over those weapons in which
It In inferior
111 perhaps the most brktling
antioNesiecrti outburst mince the
talks opened March 15 Russia's
Valerian A Virtu charged the
United States and its allies do not
really want to disarm but only to
"talk endlessly about —control
mettatires' -
Ile indicated the Russians came
to Ol'ileVit detertni2i)4—to get the
We Nt to sign a blank check—
protnising to disarm' in four years
before any dbcitssion of individual
disarmament nleasures or con-
trols against cheating
10jects West's- Sian
lie flatly rejected proposal' put
forth by the US delegatiort last
Friday for a start on diserma-
ment—ii freeze on armed forces
levek advance notification of
space shots and outlawing of
space satellife warfare
tarin said the aporoach "Is not
suitable It can only lead away
from disarmarnent and the Roy
let Union will no follow ha
course"
le instsed the conference
"must agree OS a first tiLsk on
the general scope of general and
complete disarmament"
LAUT lit it news conference
Zorin hinted the Soviets might
trade an miter space agreement
for a - promise by the 'United
States to null its trions out Of Fu-
Tbpe7-rllr1tfe—wi-:q— area dY-1
stated the United States Will keep
troops overseas until the world is
well along the path of disarms
ment
Zorin said the reason the United
'States propOsed outlawing outer
space weapons of masi destruc-
tion was that it W HA Second best
in this field
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Eaton quickly reminded Zorn that
no liatiOn had yet put ii nuclear
weapon into outer Apace Eaton
said the United Slates merely
wanted to insure that outer space
would be kept clean or such weap-
ons forever
While the debate was going On
here this morning hatis British
government sources fond Iii 1011-
4011 that provided all goes well the
United States Britain and Russot
could be expected toocomplete a
nuclear test ban treaty by mid-
summer They said considerable bargain-
ing with the Russians remained
but that the summit conference in
Pill'iN11 next month may help re-
move some Of the differences
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PERSOIIALS
Released Saturday from IdemoN
lal hospital was Mrs Cannon Mik-
les Elk City
Loretta fiailem Elk City was
releasead Saturday from Commu-
nity lumitaf
Dismissed Saturday from Com-
munity hospital was Lewis Martin
Elk City
Admitted Sunday' to Memorial
lingpital was Mr 11111k Ca litiOn
Elk Qty
Andrew 'Dye Elk City entered
Community hospital Sunday
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admitted Saturday to Memorial
hmpital
UK CITY DAILY NEW5 ELK crrY
Seniors On UPI
OC Tours Today
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — A
group of high school seniors nom-
inated for the annual United
Prem Editors Of Oklahoma freah-
man acholarship visited several
centers of news activity today:
Twenty-two journalism students'
accomPanied by teachers or news-
papers editors participated in the
fourth annual urEo Journalism
Field Day
A special press conference with
Oov Howard Edniondson was
cancelled John Criswell press:
itecretary said the governor had
decided to remain in Tulsa today
Visit FM Headquarter
Milt Phillips publisher of the
Seminole Producer and UPEO
president told the group that
state Democratic chairman Oene
McOill had agreed to meet with
the students' at the stale capitol
Carter Bradley Oklahoma City'
bureau manager for 'United Press
International gave a briefing on
how news is gathered and distrib-
uted to 80 newspaper radio suid
television clients in Oklahoma ty
the worldwide news wire service
The group went to the state
headquarters of the Federal Bu-
reau of Investigation for inter-
V WWI with FBI men and I fire-
arms demonstration
BMWS took the senior to Tinker
Field where they had lunch with
Air Force officials
Nominees Named
kx On the afternoon uends wiut
Sheeting with Dr Oliver Hodge
state superintendent of public in
struction a visit to the state cap-
itol press room and the confer-
ence with Mc0111
Nominees for the $300 scholar-
are ag follows:
Vicki Thomas Saminole Produc-
er accompanied by Mrs Lisa
Bush: Oladeen Burris and Caro-
lyn Young Stillwater News-Press
with FA Bellatti and Mrs Thena
Goble: Michael Dale Speer of
Sand Springs- Sapulpa Daily Her-
ald with Mrs Veda Williams of
Sand Bprings Kay Cavanaugh
Lynda McFarlen Norman 'Mac-
key Philip Erdberg all of Okla-
homa City and Oaylord Shaw of
El Reno The Daily Oklahoman
and Oklahoma city Times: part
Lynn and Patty Nealon Bartles-
ville Examiner Enterprise:- Pat-
ti Bounds Hugo Daily News with
publisher Jack Nipper '3-1gin'
Pugh Anadarko Daily News with
publisher Wallace Kidd and Mrs
Clifford Worthen' Janet- Arnold
Roberta Ironside and Wayne Dish-
opTulsa Tribune: Marilyn Rig-
nee Rusty Brunkow and Diana
Finn Tulsa World with Mrs vie
Ionia Runnels Anne Smith and
Dixie Joe Jackson Duncan Ban-
ner with Mrs Madeleine Willis
Judi Patterson Enid News and
Eagle with Miss Ruth Scott
Two other scholarship nominees
Mary Hill of Edmond and Larry
Edwards of WOodward did not at-
tend the Field Day Program
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Governor Blasts
Apportionment
Practices Today
OKLAHOMA erry
Howard Edmondson today
Oklahoma's government is baseo
on an antiquated representation
formula by which one-third of the
House and less than one-tourth of
the Senate control the Legislature
The governor" issued a prepar
edstatement—in bctualof his re
aPportionment petit ton which Is
tied up by a Supreme Court pro
test
No farmer no businessman no
mewl er of the professions would
consider operating with T 'inodel
tools boost half-a-eeotury- old''
the governor sa
"Yet It Is with this type equip-
ment we ask our state govern-
ment to operate The government
of Oklahoma in Its most funda-
mental aspects — repreSentation
of the people—is based on anti-
quated representation
the House of Representa-
tives our 23 ntost populated coun-
ties must join together to repre-
sent a bare majority Yet these
same countien contain 69 per cent
of the people
Thus less than one-third of the
proPle of Oklahoma control the
House Of Repressntatives
the Senate as now appor-
tioned 80 per cent of the people
are required before a majOrity
of the Senate can be elected In
other words between one-fourth
and one-fifth of the people control
the state Senate"
Edmondson said the Constitution
provides for apportionmenton the
basis of area and population but
that It has been clearly proved
that the Legislature will not en-
force the provisions
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PERSOIIALS
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Disruisifd Saturday from Com-
munitv hospital was Flank Hier-
OtlyMUS Elk City
Annette Williams Elk City was
dismissed Saturday trotn Commun-
ity Itaspital
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Census Bureau Faces Patron Queries Too
WA8111NOTON itIPti—The Cen-
sus Blirfa U which specialises in
asking questions is gtottins a
taste ott it4 Own medicine
The bateau's information office
report4 it hal received a wide
variety Of inquiries concerning
the 1140 populatkin survey Goma
require diplomatic handling to
$ay the least
Then al the case of a woman
gsho is older than her husband—
but had never told him Several
WOnlett with this problem were
Dillon's Spouse
Takes Overdose Pills
PlANTA MONICA Calif (UP!)—
The estrenged wife of televi-
sion star Jim Arnem was Aaken
to Banta Monica Receiving Hos-
pital today apparently suffering
Smin isn overdose of barbituratee
Mrs Virginia Arneu 38 was
found In a semi-conscious condi-
tion in the bedroom of her home
Her maid told pollee the trouble-
plagued woman said she had Lek-
en 15 pills but did not say what
kind they were -
Police listed it sm a suicide ate
trinpt because of a previous try at
taking her own life
The maid said she and a friend
treated Mrs Arnem while wait-
ing for an ambulance She'later
lapsed Into unconsciousness but
was declared In Satisfactory con-
dition at receiving hospital
Arius who plays Marshal Matt
Dillon on the "Ounsmoke9 series
told police his estranged 'wife had
heenii'despondent over their im-
pending divorce The actor was
called to the home after his wife
was found '
Mrs Arness disclosed her di-
vorce Wails hist month Rhe has
been living in the couple's home
with their three children and at-
Hem has moved to an apartment
Achnitted Saturday to Commun
Iy hospital wits Mrs Virgil Ix of
Clinton
R E Jones Carter was admitted
Eaturday to Community hospital
Entering Community hospital on
'Saturday was E C Forgey Elk
City
Admitted Saturday to Commun-
ity hoapital was W A Hayhurst
Jr Elk City
Admitted Saturday to Commun-
ity hospital was Mrs a CItryant
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advised they would W—Counted
privately to prseerve their aecret
The same cora tor women who
asked to be enumerated separate-
ly BO their land:wiles would not
know they had tern ttivorred
In another cam a taxpayer
called to sity hie son had told him
the government would give- him
I prise If he answered all census
questlona correctl y Die mac
wanted to Ittiow It there was
choice of pates
The answer: No prise no
Oti Press Is Rated
High Fcr Westerns
NORMAN (UM — The Univer-
sity of Oklahoma Press leads all
other American publialulre In the
awsrds for "best western books
of 1050" it was announced today
The books award is made all-
Mildly by the Chicago Corral of
Westerners a tuitional organiza-
tion devoted to western literature
I and history
Don Russell editor of the Chi-
cago group's Brand 13ook said
the 'OU press has lour books in
the top 10 and a fifth title includ-
ed in the runners-up category
OU Press books Included are
The Modoes and their War" by
Keith A Murray professor of his-
tory in Western Washington Col-
lege of Education Bellingham
"Bill Sub tette Mountain Man" by
John L Sunder professor of his-
tory at the University of Texas:
"The Rampaging Herd: a Biblio-
graphy of Books and Piatiphiets
on Men and Events In the Cattle
Industry" by Roman P Adanui
Dallas and "Indians of the High
Plains: From the Prehistoric Pe-
riod to the Coming of European'
by George E Hyde Ornahan Neb
"George Catlin: Episodes from
Life Among the Indians end Last
Ramb les" edited by Marvin C
Ross Washington was among
runners-up
Dismissed Saturday from Corn-
Minty hospital was Mrs Susie
Oreenway?Sayre:
Released Saturday from Commu-
nity hospital was Mrs R S Wy-
man Canute
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allni burning Or tolling oringtioui
trciondory hekarbe rind Servournosr
or Strong 'Onetime Cloudy Urine duo to
OOMMOn Sifter grid bladder Irritation
(rirril SS or Quirk bolo Sato for
roOng and °id Ask druggist for CYSTS-
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choice'
The bureau advised a woman
'who would be away from home
during the census that she you'd
leave her isnswers with a neigh-
bo'r Instead of the janitor Cht
"too nosey"
Che woman Inquired aa to
a he th er the should be listed as
hetd of the household since she
owned the home Her husband will
get- the "honor"—provided he is
supporting the family
Rush Springs Girl
Faces Hit-Run Act
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RUSH SPRINGS (UPI) — A
conscience stricken 15 year-old
girl confessed late Sunday he
wits driving a car that struck two
pedestrians and 8ped away au-
thorities here said today
Injured were 1 E Waltran4e
62 Lexington And Edna Combs
50 Rush Springs Both were re-
ported in good pondition in an
Oklahoma City hospital
Trooper Frank Shaffer said (ha
girl has no license and will be tak-
en to Chickasha to appear before
the county attorney
The girl's lather said she re-
turned home Saturday from to bas-
ketball game and had taken the
car to "go get an Ice cream
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tly His address is Route 1 Box
Ittddlo Mr Meador who
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