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SUNDAY DECEMBER 7 1958
MIAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA' PAGE THREE
Obituary
HALL SERVICES
Final rites tor M Z Hall Jr'
till be held at 2 pm Nlotday at
file First Baptist church in Welch
with the Rev M R Dareing
I Is-14a -7 a- AS I Soviets have demanded that over-
Final rites tor M Z Hall Jr S
fly past the moon reporting Gary thinks the U S as a whole Hodge said Russians had promised all treaty
will be held at 2 pm Morday at
y School Choir radiation data as it flew and will benefit considerably from Ok- Gary although he comes from articles would haNe equal validity
5 wind u
p eventually as a minor lahoma's contribution in the field the so-called "little Dixie" section This was taken as an assurance all cold war issues be considered
Thi the West has rejected
s
ehe First Baptist church in Welch
with the Rev M R Dareing planet of the sun of race relations For that reason of Oklahoma has taken an ap- that the Soviets would agree to a
All of Juno's four stages fired link between a test ban and the Aluminum production in the
Miami officiating Burial will be Over 240 young singers members of choral groups
11 1 But the first stage a previously he puts the school solution ahead Proach to the racial problem thats
in the Welch cemeiery with rites w
in the Miami public school system I participate it Of his much-beloved road program is far different from that common means to guarantee that it orks United States is expected to to-
untried modification of the Jupi- 800 million pounds
there being conducted by Miami hough the text of the first tal mure than
‘ ‘ ter intermediate range ballistic
a Christmas concert Dec 8
ert an Thursday ec when he lists his administration's among southern political leaders:
achievements He refers qusstioners to a speech bv 1960 compared with 250 mil-
aricie of the proposed treaty was -
American Legion members
nearly a month after the blast1
Bright who took the witnessl
stand at mid-morning maintained'
he was in the same house with
Miss Craig at about the time the
bomb went off
After Bright had discoursed on i
several subjects more than an
hour presiding Judge Durwood
Pye suggested a recess and
asked Bright how long he intend-
ed to speak
Plans Long Speech
"After the recess this after-
noon and tomrrow" the defendant
answered
By lunch recess Bright had
talked two hours and 13 minutes
interrupted only by one pause for
a glass of water and the 10-minute
recess
Although records of lengthy de-
fendant testimony are not kept
court observers said the longest
in memory was an 81 oration in
an Atlanta court in 1947
The first several hours of
Bright's oration dealt with his
family background and beliefs
Yule Concert Set Rocket Gary
Butler
American Legion members a All IS111141S CUIICel I Ull I IlLit buay Lick- O ter intermediate range ballistic achievements He refers qusstioners to a speech wide o'f: the proposed treaty' was
Jim Fleming Who directs the schools' vocal musi missile e burned o he made at Macon Ga in Oc- not revealed sources said it set
Hall former resident of this ut 37 seconds Hodges latest survey shows
area died in a Hugoton Nan program said Saturday the program will be held in the too soon I that only 20 school systems in the t°her out a pledge for a "prohibition"
high school auditorium starting at 8:15 o'clock
hospital Thursday of burns suf- This not only cut down the entire state have yet to begin mix- Gary told a church convention of nuclear tests to which any
fered in a granary fire His wife The concert expected to become an annual affair planned blastoff speed but also ing white and Negro students at in the deep-south state that "our nation would he able to adhere
was critically burned The family will feature the 50-voice high school a cappella choir killed up the guidance equipment the high school level A total of kind of Dervcracy commits us to by signing the pact
packed into the first stage This 190 high schools have bo i Ne a firm belief in human dignity and But there was no such progress
home is at liugoton i the combined Will Rogers-Central junior high school
b
A memorial service was held choirs of 87 members and a newly-organized sixth equipment operating on instruc-
groes and whites in attendance to faith and trust in one another
the parallel East-West Geneva
and 163 elementary schools in the That in lions taped into it before liftoff t includes all our c1 le
Pt 11 conference on ways to prevent
was received in Miami by the
Saturday in Rolla Kan The body grade singing group with 105 voices lio
state are now integrated Progress Prejudices and w all have them surprise attacks
as geared to a first stage burn-
' The boys and girls performing separately in the is slow but steady are contrary to the will of God
Cooper Funeral home ' three groups will sing some 15 numbers appropriate out of IIS seconds
"Vs'e are now engaged in a ply- Conference sources said that
month-old meeting might have to
— to the Christmas season Fleming said The premature burnout at- The state Board of Education
With Gary's blessing set the pat- chological wwe
adjourned indefinitely There
TOM mitt tributed to an "improper fuel ar — a war beten
' The director selected the huge sixth grade choir from d h
t
mixture missed up the pn-set Democratic America where the he
an
was no immediate
ern for Oklahoma with a state- ' prospect or y
A resident of Fairland 50 years' p peo le rule and Communist Rus- break in the deadlock
-
youngsters representing various elementary schools gyroscopic guidance controls and ment of policy issued July li
d Ty III 1955 The following January reg sia where dictators rule In order
75-year-old Tom Tyler died tin-The grade school p g r a m was inauguratA in '
cause Pioneer to set out on
ulations were changed so that
expectedly at his Penn hwel resi- r o for us to win this psychological
September ' a course 31i degrees lower than
dence there at 6 am today He War and Drove to the world that
was a retired salesman I the right one school districts operating separate t
Cs- )0 our Democratic ‘VaV of life is what THRKFY I
dence there at 6 am today He JVIJIc IIIIJUI a k ka 2 VV3 wait - — War and prove to the world that
was a retired salesman the right one school districts operating separate
schools for Negroes were not en- our Democratic vay of life is what
motion to send the Butler en- Lacked Needed Speed
titled to as much state aid in
it has been pictured as being we
Surviving are a sister Mrs
dorsement to committee for fur-
Nlatidie Browning Paris Mo a Butler tkelv et ttrigt ntld vextFicirtrt It was the Army's first attempt
s p most instances as districts that are going to have to reunite our
motion Lk) Se 1111 WC D11111:1 uit- Lacked Needed speed
t
it has been pictured as being we
study and revision
Surviving are a sister Mrs
Maudie Browning Paris Mo a Butler dorsement to committee for fur-
ther stu It was the Army's first attempt itled to as much state aid in
probe It will most instances as districts that are going to have to reunite our
brother Marion Tyler Denver' to launch the moon
combined their students forces and create a feeling of
and nieces and nephews who in- The motion was made by Claude have another chance — possibly
t Change Come Quietly close brotherly love between all
elude the following: Rolla Tyler racial issue Carpenter former assistant to next month ! our people"
Hodge said the changes were
the eommit'Arkansas Gov Orval Faubus and The Air Force had tried threel
made quietly and officials in all
Tulsa Gerald Tyler in govern- In seating Gravel
manager of the "write-in" cam- times and failed to put an instru-
branches of government worked to
ment service in Germany andtee affirmed a recommendation of TITO ON CRUISE
Donald Tyler Peru Neb its Credentials Committee That paign which defeated Rep Brooks ment package near the moon
Final rites will be held at 2 pm committee had turned thumbs Hays (D-Ark) on Nov 4 One Air Force try Pioneer I avoid open quarrels over the de- PORT SAID 11AR (UPI) —
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Monday at the Fairland christian'down on Jett M Talbot a "state's1 After this maneuver was defeat- launched in October reached anta President Tito of Yugoslavia ils i
church with Bob Lyttle
altitude of 71300 miles above the The 1955 constitutional amend-sailed through the Sue? Canal on
righter" pastor whom the Louisiana ed Gravel asked the committee to i ' s
committee had wanted to replace delete the language specifically en:earth's surface yacht Saturday for visits to
ment which abolished the sepa- hi
officiating Interment will be in :
r -"I Thi u 6470 miles hieher rate school lay system and gave Middle East and Asian ports
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officiating Interment will be in linu LU I row g: uuirte LI Jaii6uos - rate school lay system and gave Middle East and Asian ports
idorsing Butler's civil rights state: This was 6470 miles higher
the sarf four-mix tax income to illimolmo
the Fairland cemetery under diI'Gravel
L- 11PitC WAC ininNi in this my than the peak height predicted for
the same four-mix tax income to
the Fair land cemetery under di ium :5111g IMILICI 1-i V ata
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nnt the nt tho nuter i ments He was joined in this my than the peak height predicted for
cnuoren Po
pe announced that he would the past 15 years She had been hos-Wright brothers' first plane and
never vote for a resolution that pitalized one week Charles A Lindbergh's "Spirit of
Trial would "make me sell my soul for Surviving are her husband John St Louis" in the Smithsonian In-
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tsomething I absolutely and irre- Slice of the home at 205 North stitution
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ivocably disbelieve in" :River street and two brothers Bert The two - engined C47 called
t Southerner Disappointed !Taylor Miami Route 2 and Rich- "Due Sera Sera" limped in from
termind in the plot to blow up The hard core Southerners ard Taylor Tulsa Little America to this Antarctic
the temple were equally disappointed over Mrs Slice was a member of base Thursday on its last flight
Alibi Insane the committee's refusal to unseat the local Methodist church where
Speaking forcefully Bright said Gravel Louisiana State Sen Wfinal rites will begin at 1:30 pm Institutions of religious orders
his alibi during the time of the'M Rainach said at Homer LaMonclay with the Rev C C Wil-were known to the ancient Egyp-
bombing was a woman he named that the action constituted an Ofortsan pastor officiating Nephews tians and to the Jews before the
as Mks Marilyn Craig about 40t0 hold the Negro vote in thewill be pallbearers Burial will be Christian Era
However Miss Craig is now in a North in a cemetery near Oswego Kan 1
state mental hospital after being! Earlier the committee rejectediunder direction of the Jim Thomas: Alava Wash is the western-
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