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TUESDAY APRIL 19 1960
MIAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA ' PAGE THREE
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Miami Baptist
Hospital News
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Miami Baptist
Hospital News
! JOPLIN STOCKYARDS
1 HOGS: $100 1 o w e r 200-230
' pounds $15 few $1515-1525: No
Admitted — Guymon Ma r t I IL '2 and 3 grades 190-250 pounds
Picher Christopher Rabe 409 A $1475: heavier butchers $1350-
weel southeast: Thomas Fleet- 1450: light butchers $13-1450 sows
wood liVyandotte: Mrs C H 1400 pounds down $1350-11 heavier
Palm 21)9 street southeast: Mrs !sows S1275-1125: boars $S
Rol) Williams Cardin Frankie ! CATTLE: Active and steady:
Haynes Peoria: Flora Williams good-choice fed steers $23 stand
114 B street northeast Robert ard-low good $21-22: commercial-
Moss 619 11 street northeast: Mrs standard steers $18-20: good-choice!
lloward Bybee Commerce: M r s heifers and mixed yearlings $23- I
Ulmer Blodgett Grove !Nils Le- 25: commercial and standard $13-
roy Mericle K stieet north- 1650: utility and commercial cows
t $16-1650: canner and cutter cows
Dismissed — Mrs Glenn Pitts $13-16: light canner and shelly
nnd son tiLl I i:9-1 northwest kinds $10-12 utility and commer-
Mrs J C Comte: Jr Seneca cial bulk $19-120 canner-cutter bulk
Georg!! Reoir B a x t er $16-16 good-choice light weight
SprimQs Mrs lorris W'ooldridte i stock calves S24-21150 medium
N street norm- t 650: utilit–
y and commercial cows
$16-1650 canner and cutter cows
Dismissed Glenn Pitts $13-16: light canner and shelly
and son northwest kinds S1012 utility and commer-
Mrs C l'onneit Jr Soneca !cial bulls $19--20 canner-cutter bulk
Geort21 Reoir Baxter! $16-1S good-choice light weight
Springs: IVIrs lorris ' stock calves $24-2S50 medium
!tilt j sircia uuriliwesa AIrs Bill stockers $19-20 common stockers
Griffin and son Seneca: Oscar $151S: stock cows $1117
11awk Picher Sharon Shepherd CAINFS: Steady: prime N'eals
P20 K street north'vest Donald $28 good-choice veals $23-27: util-
Ronald and Debra Carder Com- ity commercial $15-22 common
merce: Sherrie Shafer t: i m- T light veight calves $S-15 goodthera-
Jamie Sviank 115 I street !choi('e slaughter caly"s 3(-X)-5U°
norCck es! $21-25- commercial-standard
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Thrifts — and 74rs J a r I $17-20-
Dow us a dauttlikr SilLEIP Choice wool lambs $20
spring lambs $22 good lambs $18-
10 slaughter ewes $2-5
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OKIJOIOVIA (TIN (AP) — Tb e
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Olathonia CIL ino hm-ILI will get
Slit) l es cav 200
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I moderately active fed steers
fasiiii-4 animals alio
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It v ill lie thii tirst cheetah ever I
i and slaughter calves steady to
nn permaneni iAliiiiit in Oklahoma : stron!it bulls steady to weak:
Dr V'"1:ri n I h'ini'c't i(i) director i stockers Lind feeders moderptcly
said
at itinerally steady: early
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sales good fed steers 2400-2600
B IN ON P0111 I( S i small lot utility and standard
AN1KAR 1 urkev (AP) — All i slaughter steers 2050 one out at
political activity was under ban to- i 1900 early sales staniard fed
day as Premier Idnan Alenderes' : heifers and yearlings 2300-2175
big parliamentary In mostly good slaughter calves 2350-
launched an investigation of the :2600 standard calves 2100-2350
oppositittn Reptililican party and : medium and good yearling stock-
itevspapers bucking the govern- : e and lightweight feeder steers
tnent i 2100-2500 good and choice 2500-
1 2700 medium to choice feeder
ii0W'S YOUR steers 750 lbs and up 2100-2 )20
good and choice stock steer
calves 2ii00-3000 good and choice
heifer calves 2300-2650
tlEARING7
flogs 15GO barroiNs and gilts
fully 75 lower some sales 100
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—State
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SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT—Gary Player 11n!t3 out of a rand trap on number
eight in the Greater Grennshoro NC Open Then the South Africin le1! out a yell and los-
ses his c1ub in the air as a 30-foot chip sJot goes in the hole for electrifying birdie two
oodrich
men who had lIcen assigned to a
new tread-rutting machine the
central unit in thc‘ current dispute 1'
were net discharged but received l
suspension notices i
Si 1- Ulmer plant manager an- i
flounced iiest idd Jt akcIP- Lebanon Mo had North
linary notice Nt-fre scot out to Miami Richer and otidne)-
emplo es belie ed responsiole for last 10
causing the sioppage !cif the Christian t hurt at Vtj01-
Scindnd't Li- the tre)-el-eutting dotte
O°'1"1 NI°11:13v: Surviving arc hi Hec
APH I --""111:1"v r0"rt"d tha Nlecom of the home a son
that ih) peitoimance on iu na Clarence McCom Ti I oil RI))
chine was not satisfactory and that his father Prank lcCoin of
guarantees "to ':)hIcil :''örkers are Alton: four brothersHm Elmer:
entitINI it their performance is at 13 and J D McCoin all of Al-
a satisfactory level" were removed
ton and two sisms Mrs Clyda
This situation apparently pre-
' Speer and Mrs Oma Buckaliew
cipitated the Wednesday walkout
Jr of Afton
Company oificitils emphasized that
their agreement with the union
ACTORS OKAY PACT
specifies that a new standard:
HOLLYWOOD fAH) —
should not be protested until al-
hers of the Screen Actms Guild
ter an operation has been worked
have ratilied a neik contract with
five days after posting of a stand-
major movie studios
arc! More than 1500 SA(7") members
The walkout came the third day: meecng
) in the Hollywood Palla-
Union officials reported a griev-
dium 'Monday night voted unani-
ance was filed that day by the
into- agit111131 um kiin“n1
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speco-iiis that a new standard ACTORS OKA PACT
HOLLY WOOD (AP) — Mem-
should not be protested until al-
hers of the Screen Artms Guild
ter an operation has been worked
five days after posting of a stand-
have ratilied a new contract with
major movie studios
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The walkout came the third day than 1500 SA memhers
Union officials reported a griemeeting in the Hollywood Palla-
v-
chum IIonday night voted unani-
ance was filed that day by the
mous approval of the agreement
proper union committee with the
' head Of Dept SO-81 the tire build-
reached April S
tog section AITENDS COURSE
In calling upon workers to re-
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turn to their jobs President Long OKMULGEE Special) — Phillip
Trussler of Miami a rt ation
and other URW officials have student at Oklahoma State Tech
urged members to stay at work ' '
atientieu a iervice school conduct-
x‘hile efforts are made to settle
differences through cur griev
ed recently in Fulsa hy a corn-
ance procedure r
mereial refrigerator manufacturer
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A 54-day strike last year idled
most employes of the Nliami plant
from April RI to June 9
Ae!4chylus (5121-1:-Ol H C) the
Greek dramatist who wrote ''Ag
rnemnoti" was also a soldier in
the ilcrsian Virs at the Battles
of :larathon and Salamis
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Obituary
Obituary
CLARENCE Vo Alc(OIN
Clarence Wilbert -iyiecoin 5r
Quapaw died at II aim today in
Niemorial hospital r Iton
The hody was reciciyd by nIntb
as Funeral home illicher
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Now! Four OLDSMOBILE FIESTAS to choose froml
Fiesta means fan in more way
than one! 'Iwo new 3-sent and 2-seat
Fie-tita give you the carry-nil eon
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LU t h e r a n s Attending
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'llie Res II C Wenille
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Lutherans Attending
Stillwater Meeting
Terry Craig Sunnyside
The Res– II C 1Veiviler and Wyandotte
Blue award—Terry Kropp and
W i ha m Graham a r e &legatos Intermediate Girls Speeches
Waite Sixkiller Lincolnyille
Iron) k11 Olive I utheran church Champion — Bonita Synar Elm
Nhann at i cnding t h e four-day Intermediate Special View reserve champion — Char t:c NI:le I'lliTtillg of Lutherans Demonstration lone Edmondson North Fairview
Nlissouti synod in Scillwater The Champion — Jimmy Blaylock Blue awards — Roberta Riggs
c ent slam d officially today trairland: reserve champion — Commerce Joyce Greaves Sun-
Kerrv Patrick Turkey Ford 'I ht dclei!t: from St Paul t - nvside Janice Kelly 'Rhonda Mc-
1 131110 award—David 'I rease t hr- )
Nnin Sheryl Newton Sharon Hart-
charc!: ta:: land es Jolla Winter e
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Lincolnville Janice Hutchinson
Blue Award—Sharon King' Al-
Carolyn Patillo Wyandotte Linda
WILE GEIS THE BILL ton
Pliler Elm View Naomi Fergu-
IMAI)EIIA Mum (AP)—Wheta Senior Team Demonstration son Donna Collins Donnie Mc-
the dd mdgt: ‘k as added up after Champion — Phyllis Eddy and Coin Ginger Allison Afton
a tire it tle' Arthur Kunz farm Clifreda Eddy Wyandotte Junior Girls Speeches
the higgest lius went to Fire Chief Intermediate Special Team
Champion — D i a n n e Miller
1 oe Mart urano Demonstration Mound Valley reserve champion
Nun had the fire out by th: Champion—Judy Vagundy Betty —Judy Jones Lincolnville
Hine 1 he firemen arrived and Renfro Elm View reserve cham- Blue awards — Corren Walkins
his new home suffered only smoke pion—Debbie Collins Janice Card- Phvliss Releigh Julia Waltham
damage ner Fairland Seneca Indian School Janice Neal
But Marturano's car Alent off Intermediate Regular Gayle Greaves Sunnyside Marsha
a gravel road en route to the Team Demonstration Fell North Fairview: Janice My-
scene hit a pole and was damaged Champion—Jerry Hilliard Anne ers Mound Valley Donna Foster
$300 worth Pickard Turkey Ford reserve
champion—Karen Sue Myers De- More Comfort Wearing
SENSITIVE EARLY anna Troliger North Fairview
CORPUS CHRISTI Tex (yp) Blue Awards — Penny Tucker FALSE TEETH
Donna Bryan who still has little Imogene Nichols Miami Deanna
Here Is a pleasant way to Overcome
baby fat swallowed nine reducing Tipton Linda Piller Elm VIM loose plate dWtomfort FASTEETIL
Pills Monday Helen Parks Cheryl Jones Com- an improved powder sprinkled on
upper and lower plates bolds them
Her mother Mrs Don J Bryan merce Karen Roulet Barbara trmer so that they feel more corn-
decided the girl wasn't that fat Whipkey Fairland fortable No gumtny gooey pasty
tate or feeling It's alkaline
and took took her to a hospital where Intermediate Regular Aria) DMI not sour Checks 'plate
the pills were pumped out of her Individual Demonstration odor- !denture breath t Get FAS-
TEETH today at any drug counter
21-month-old daughter Champion — Bonita Synar Elm
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Junior Team Demonstration
(Special)
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Patrick Dainty Turkey Ford re-
serve champion—Ruben Rutl
edge
l and John Allen North Fairview
I Blue awards—Larry Bradsha w
and Bobby Armstrong Turkey
Ford Gary Wyczynski and John
i I Mate Sunnyside
Junior Individual
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Champion—Elmer Kinsey Fair-
Junior Special
land reserve champion—Charles
Individual Demonstration
Beaty Wyandotte
Champion — Marsha Fell North
Blue award—Tommy Lander 'Eu-
gene Cantwell Wyandotte Donald Fairview
Junior Regular
Hankins Miami Pershing Vicky
Individual Demonstration
Clouse and Ca rrol Hopkins Ot-
Champion—Uenna Patrick Tar
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t-- Junior Regular
Hankins Miami Pershing lay
Individual Demonstration
Clouse and Carrol Hopkins Ot-
Champion—Cilenna Patrick Tur-
tava key Ford reserve champion—
Intermediate 11?YsSPe'2('hes Stephinie Baldwin F1111 View
Champion—Davia INO‘S eil l'ATI1
!lilac awards — Rosemary Mc-
View res m
erve champion i
n R c k y
Nlain Nancy Troliger North Fair-
Patrick Turkey Ford
view Joyce lodd Lincoln Karen
Blue awards—Dennis Davison perry
Turkey Ford Irma Jane
Daniel 'Freese and Colin NIcMinn
A Rouse Turkey Ford Verna Glenn
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Cherry Grove: e: J I 1
Roy B'srls')11' 'L: Ottawa Susie Fisher Turkey
ton: Koy ratrictc ano Konain Ford
Rhodes Wyandotte Ray Smith —
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Di-eWane Filmondson North Fair-
viev- Larry Garrett Jetty 11vers
and Robert Fang Niound Valley
Maurice Hays Bill Spicer I arty
Fillott and Kerry Patrick Turkey
Ford Jimmy Blalock bairland
Maurice Hays Bill Spicer Larry
lOtt and Kerry Patrick Turkey
Ford Jimmy Blalock Fair land
Senior Boys Speeches
Champion—Richard Davis Elm
View
Blue award—froward Rowe Corn-
merce
Intermediate Team
Demonstration
Steve Allen North Fairview re—
Ch ampion—Da e Bachman and
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ccr Donna Francisco Turkey
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Ford Ile len Sharon Nit:Cork-
Donald Hardesty Turkey Ford
Blue awards—Colin McMinn and ell Wyandotte Dian Perry Jane
Dennis Davison Cherry Grove Case Cherry Grove Linda Pick-
ard Shirley Burleson Turk ey
George Bradshaw and Donald
Hardesty Turkey Ford Robert EU- Ford Donna Passley Anna Nich-
litt and Jerry Myers Mound Val- olson Wyandotte Linda Hartman
ley Rita Illakie North Fairview Lin-
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da Ables Donna Foster W v a n-
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Champion— David Newell Elm Fields Wyandotte Kathy Roper
Carol llathia Turkey Ford Gail
View reserve champion—Ricky
Patrick Turkey Ford GreavesJanica Neal Sunnyside
Senior Girls Speeches
Blue awards—Maurice Hays Tur-
Champion — Phyllis Eddy Wy-
key Ford Leroy Collins and Rich-
andotte reserve champion—Mary
ard Newman Miami Glen Wiford
Elm View Mike Turner Miami Faith Marshall Wyandotte
Blue awards—Bonnie Allen Corn-
Pershing: Billy Holder Quapai
merce:
Larry Glenn Ottawa Carolyn Schubert Linda
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Team Demonstration
Champion—Ronald and Donald
Francisco Turkey Ford: reserve
champion—Richard Wyszynski and
1 Terry Craig Sunnyside
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Janet Johnson Quapaw Diane
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Intermediate Special
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Champion — Virginia Vanpool
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Blue awards—Judy Nance Elm
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Junior Special
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°tampion — Anne Shell Debby
Brewer reservc rhampion—Nancy
Wright Sherry Palmer Lincoln
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Champion — Gail Blois Joyce
Francisco Turkey Ford reserke
champion — Donna Hilliard Janet
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Blue awards — Dianne Wyrick
Colleen Wyrick Wyandotte Linda
Kay Debra Davison Cherry
Grove Monte Garman Rolla Itol-
landsworth Wyandotte Jessie Spi-
Spinks Colleen Rhodes Wyan-
dotte: Fharon Parham Margaret
Garret Afton Nancy Botts Emma
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Senior Illustrated Lecture
Champion—Mary Faith Marshall
Wyandotte
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Cherry Grove: Deanne Barnes
Joyce Garrett Joyce Wood Mound
Valley Alberta Greenly Quapaw
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lice were firing blanks and tear
gas shells
The students surged forward
shouting and throwing rocks The
wind blew teargas back over the
police lines
Streams of water drenched the
students but still they came on
Their barrage of stones forced the
firemen to retreat
Rocks smashed through win-
dows of two government minis-
tries Cars were overturned
The crowd approached the gate
of Rhee's hilltop home One hun-
dred yards away 500 university
students formed into solid ranks
and dashed toward a barbed wire
barricade Up and over they
swarmed capturing four fire
trucks
Suddenly the rifles came up A
volley crashed Volley after vol-
ley followed Students fell Stu-
dents ran Tear gas shells plopped
down among the wounded
Defying the strict military rule
armed demonstrators at nightfall
attacked two police sentry boxes
in the northeastern sector of Seoul
Three policemen were reported
killed and many others wounded
Men carrying rifles roamed
Seoul's near-deserted streets de-
fying the nighttime curfew
The martial law commander
It Gen Song Yo-chang army
chief of staff appealed for order
and reminded citizens that "Com-
munist troops are poised In the
North waiting anxiously for a re-
turn to strife"
The U S 'Embassy did not
elaborate on "causes and griev-
ances" but it obviously referred
to widespread complaints against
the election and police brutality
This marked the first time the
US government had publicly ac-
knowledged possible merit in the
demonstrators' charges
The demonstrations marked the
gravest internal crisis of Syngman
Rhee's 12 years of power in south
Korea
If the demonstrations go un-
checked for any length of time
some observers felt they could
' put the government of the 85-year
old president in jeopardy
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Donna Phoebus Lenora Brooks
Dianne Wyrick Colleen Wyrick
Deanne Sanders Wyandotte Judy
Jones Lincolnville Cheryl Nixon
Lincoln: Dian Perry Linda Day
Debra Davison Carol Case Jane
Ann Trease Cherry Grove Kathy
Duff Afton
Bonita Synar will represent Ot-
tawa county at thz state speech
contest Phyllis Eddy will be first
alternate
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