Stillwater News-Press (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 49, No. 42, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 18, 1959 Page: 1 of 12
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Weather
Fair and mild Increasing
soiltUerly w I n I LOW tonight
nee' U illgh Thuraly in 705
4ITH YEAR NO 42
11 PAGES
OH HOW DRY WE ARE
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STILLWATER OKLAHOMA WEDNESDAY MARCH IS it5 1
Dioought 171ur41:10-! 77'5:pkingio SteliASide
Payne county — along with most' January was about as )ry as Words since Ifit)3 is 124
of oklalloolo — is going through could he — only 02 of an Mehl wiry 134 fir February
one Of the drit periods in ears
of moisture was recorded and that lor March
es y
tame from a light oneinch snow Records for last year
And it has nothing to do with
Weather bureau records a h o w the weatherman will hav
Safety Commissioner joe Cannon's January w a a the dryest ficst- to bring I959 4ip to the
rat un bootleggers month-of the year in history Pre- trvel a lq-ji Th ti
Records front the Oklahoma vintia taw tar Iststimrty t I tis - -- '— "- '
II III I 14On UllYInt'n mow! Records for last year show that'
And it has nothing to di) with
Weather recori I s h o w
"Wwer U bu reau 1 the weathernian will have to burry
Safety Commissioner joe Cannon's
January w a s the dryest first- to bring 1959 op to the moisture'
rat on bootleggers month-of the year in history Pre-ievel of DA The first three
Records from the Oklahoma' vious low for January Wag in Ihemonths last year broo)(lit Sanwa-
state university meteorology deldrouth year of 1936 when only 11 ter 641 inches Including 452 In
psrtment show the Stillwater area 0( an Pleb was recorded larch
Is more than three Inchet below - March has been little better The records also show Stillwa-
bormal rainfall for the year Only 07 of an loch of m°13iore ter has not had a ' good soaking
Precipitation has been more 'hands on the record rain since Sept 16 when 174 was
five Inches below the first three February eauary was sornewbat better recorded here
months of 194 bringing moisture from rain and November brought a total of 80
So far the OSU meteorology de- show on tour occasions for a total lot an inch Including a 35 r rain
u
partment g a g es have caught of III inches Traces of rain werelOctober's tot a1 was 54 and 'De
140 inches of rain and melted reported six times In February cember's total was only 24 in-
snow—according to records cover -I The average precipitation for thesluding- the moisture from 'WIWI
normal rainfall for the year 'Only 07 or an inch of Illnialureltel'han7ii-iitid—d 1"a'Itiwinsg-lih-eir-w-a-rnin-g-ils- gra-a-a n-ew—ia--1 the extreme east
In f e
Precipitation 8
ipitation has been more than ' on the record rain since Sept when 174 was'cifie cold front aimed into the nation
!
the r e s t o th
five Inches below the first three February eruary was somewhat better recorded here a t a ' 41 winter held the fort itgainIt the
months of 'MS bringing moisture from rain and November brought a total of 80 Temperatures will start drop- onrushing spring season Wednes
So far the OSU meteorology de- show onfour occasions for a total of an inch including a 35 r rain ping In the northwest tonight (day scattering snow flurries
partm u
ent gages have caught of 13! inches Traces of rain were'October's tot a1 was 54 and 'De weatherman amid The front isn't across the Northeast and driving
140 inches of rain and melted reported six times in February Icember's total was only 24 in expee6d to gain much strengthd cold air into Dixie
snow-accordin g to records cover The average precipitation for the i eluding- the tnoisture from snows' however and afternoon highs ue With spring d officially in
Ing the period through last Friday first three months based on rec ct 45 inches and one theft I throughout the state Thursday willhhree days overnight readings
Ike Picks New
Army Chief to
Replace Taylor
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Prest
dent Eisenhower today nominated
new Army chid of staff—Gen
Lyman L Lemnitzer—to replace
Gen Maxwell D Taylor
At the same time Eisenhower
nominated Gen Nathan F Twirl
an air officer for reappoint
silent as chairman Of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff a post he has tn
copied since Aug IS 197
Adm Arleigh 'A- Burke was
nominated for reappointment to a
twoyear term as chief of naval
operations and Cen Thomas D
White for reappointment for two
years as Air Force chief of staff
White House Press Secretary
James C Hagerty said that lay
lor had 'Informed Defense Secre
tary Neil IL McElroy that he did
not want to be reappointed when
hia present term as Army chief
expires June 30
Hagerty said Taylor definitely
ago not being dropped from the
Chiefs of Staff because he opposed
Cuts in the size of the Army
Senate Eyes
Stiff Taxes
Qn Whisky
0KLAIIOMA CITY Ulq) —The
state Senate appearrd interested
tivdiy its stiff taxes on whisky if
prohibition is repeeied next
moot h -
Sen Iloyd Cowden Chandler
said a tax of $I 23 per gallon pro
posed in 'working draft of a con-
trol bill passed around the Senate
Tuesday is ''too Cheap"
l'It we're going to legalize liq
vor w e' v e got to put a decent tax
on 'it" Cowden said "We can't
come In here with a lax of st25
a gallon on hard liquor and have
a $IO per barrel tax on beer
He added that "the man who
can afford to pay is the whisi0
drinker not the beer drinker"
The model control bill was pre-
sented to the Senate judieiary
committee Tuesday but it likely
will not come up for action tintil
after the April 7 repeal election
Higher Worker
Benefits Called
Bar to Industry
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — In
dustry spokesmen charged today
that a bill for higher worknien's
compensation benefits would keep
tir'14 business out of the state
The House Committee on Insur
ance Is considering the measure
It would increase death benefits
from their present $13500 to $17-
s) and disability payments from
$30 a week to $35
Leonard Williams representa
tive of Scampi-tile Inc which has
plants at McAlester and Holdefl
sille said the firm wants IS Instal
another factory in the 'southwest
but high compensation tales here
ire a detercvsl
Bus tin Operator's Lucky
Number Is 13 He Proves It
WESTER England (um) —
Albert Taylor a bus line operator
was $102431 richer today because
he believes 13 is bis lucky own
bet
Taylor who lives at 13 Sheet
filled In the Elth lino of a
Notball card last week anti mailed
it or friday the 13th It won
The I4ew - - -
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Tolephoto
N MAXWELL D TAYLOR
Multi-Million Heiress
To Rockefeller Dies at 56
NEW HAVEN Conn (UN)
Mrs Hubbard a widow was
the daughter of Ale late Harold
NteCorinick and Edith Rockefeller
NIcCortnick who left her a Cht
ago farm machinery and nit for
tune
for Jan-
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House Whittles
$60 Million Off
Ike's Requests
Telephotol
WASIIINGION (UPI) — The
GEN LYMAN L LEMNITZER
'House Apropriation s Committee
'made its first economy move of
A j J I in 1101e- session today by whittling
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ident Eisenhower a sted for the
- -- - - - - 7-7:- - - --1- 1 treasury post office And the US
- ' I tax courts
L di
ri13111y wpm (mice anu tflf ua
tax courts will
The cut amounted to 14 perl'"-
cent but the money bill still con-
tained t118339M0 more than voted
last year Overall the first regu-
lar appropriation bill provides
$46811327003 for the fiscal year
beginning July The bill collies'
up for floor action Thursday
Meanwhile the House itself took
up its first big spending proposal
—a measure to authorize 297 mil
lion dollars for airport improve
ments over the next four years
O'Kelly of Ireland tipoke before a
Joint session of Congress and got
a tremendous ovation Ile said his
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t'(pu" '"" — Eighth member or the state high-
Mrs Murk! McCormick Hubbard
way commiviion today accepted
36 tntilti
heir" andiStillwater chamber or commerce
granddaughter or John I) Rocke I
linvitation to attend the "Meet the
feller died today thotiwAv rommisiion" ban
invitation to attend the "Nteet the
New Highway Uommission" ban-
quet March 2t) and the Lions and
Rotary clubs announced they will
juin the chamber In the program
Harold Stuart Tulsa member of
Governor Edmondson's new roads
group sent word that he will Join
DANGEROUS EX-CONVICT TALKS CALMLY
RIO DE JANEIRO (11P1) — A to talk to" Douglas loll the news
lOgitive cattle rustler from Okla matt who went to interview him
home is living high in a first clash The lanky ex-convict from the
hotel in Rio and making plans to Cookson Dills described by the
start his own 5000 acre ranch on rat as iliarroei and dangerouti
virgin Brazilian prairie calmly lit a claret settled in an
Stateside law cannot touch him armchair by a a indow and talked
it appears because the S has freely
no extradition treaty with this Douglas admitted he rounded up
country 100 head of tattle It autumn on
Following up a confidential tip a ranch where he worked near
United Press International discov Stigler Ile sold the cattle to Stig
ered William 8 Douglas 38 of ler buyers and "then I came to
iiioer °kis In a room in Hotel Brazil':
Novo Mundo overlooking Rio's fa !if is alleged Douglas crossed
mous harbor briefly Into Arkansas and iota
guess you know you're atioutisome of the cattle at Fort Smith
the last person le the world I waut rbit would make him subject to
' Balmy pre spring weather be only a few degrees below res plunged into the Ns southward
Wednesday prepared to pull on a i'fit levels Into North Carolina and sections
sitting briefly when Wintrt V AZ' Milder weather rolturns to the of ientglit arut Alabama
glcs its caboose through the slate state Friday aid Spring offittallyt Sub zero temperatures were
once more Thursday before high arrives Saturday morning common in the northern Great
balling into retirement for another
1 L a w t o n reported Thursday's i Lakes region with Grand M a r als
)ear t high of 76 and Guymon was Jowl Mich reporting 20 below vero
Calm sunny weather 'beamed
Thursday night with 34 Lows to1 S nows Tuesday buried a d - b ' d St Pat-
-
Over the state again today Late
this afternoon gusty winds in th night will range from the 30s in e
o I rick's Day greenery under a
southeast were expected to wove ' the northwest t the upper 30s n birnket of white in parts of thr
their warning flag as a new Pa-i 1 the extreme east Midwest and the East A surprise
cifie coht front aimed into- the!
In the r e s t of the nation snowstorm and high winds bat-
stiOss ' I 1 winter held the fort against the tered 130000 marchers in New
Temperitures will start drop onrushing spring season Wednes York 'City's St Patrick's Day
ping In the northwest tonight theldaY scattering snow flurries parade But despite the storm the
weatherman said The front isn't across the Northeast and driving turnout set a record
expec64 to gain much strengthd cold air into Dixie The Midwestern storm forced
however and afternoon highs With spring due officially In postponement of the annual St
throughout the state Thursday willj three days overnight readingsl Pats parade at Cleveland Ohio
lji08 bng'q
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Educated Recluse
Starves to Death
Loa 4 14 UAT I No Uoir 1 -1k NO 0 I 101 s) Le OTTAWA (UM—British Primelo international peace anti free
Minister Harold Macmillan arrived dom everywhere in the world"
Contact DEW h)(lay for a brief round of talks British officials expect 'the up-
win) Canadian leaders the latest shot of Macmillawa r"ent top
starves to Death Admiral Says in ill series of discussions to "contevel talks wits East and West
solidate and confirm the united leaders will be an East West for-
will of the Western world" for tos (sign ministers' meeting in Geneva
"
'-gotiations with the Soviet Union beginning around May 11 anti last-
CHICAGO (UPI) — An elderly The story of the woman Clar1 a HONOLULU (UP1)—Rear Adm Negutiallms with the Soviet Un-:ing four to six weeka
woman found dead of mainutri Ly:orti Smith single between 70 Benjamin E Moore re led vea to:iion m
on this Gerany situalionl I
at the foreign ministers' session
lion in a North Side Alley early and 7i was unfolded to aldhuri-E day that Russian aubmarines anti must be hell this summer Ntoc- produces any worthwhile proved
Saturday was identaled today ai ties Thesday right by a womanIsurface ships have been 'snoopImillan toll neWSMen at the air id agreement these officials be-
s
a former teacher a college grad- aNtlaintance Mrs T h e o d o r e Inc' along the Navy's Pacific Pod llieve it probably would be ((d-
ilate who shot herself off from Hein it the county morgue barrier between Midway and thel Brsh leader accompanied i Jul what may be b
the world prowled the alleys by Mrs Heins said that Miss Smith Aleultanc
lby FoThe ign Mniter Selwy Lloyd !first of a number of ii-ttnit con-
towed n y by l
night and refused money willed once told her she had a doctor of Moore commands the 1300 mile
reisn
to her because she thought the divinity degree and was a gradu and radar planes extend the DEW will bold three hours of formal terences
talks tire today before moiling
will W IS st rong (Turn to page 2 column 1) j on to Washington Timrsday for his
(distant early warning) system to A 'At 1 i I
ON a
tax courts will was vs rong l(Turn to page 2 column 1) -- --' r--- --- -- --- on to Washington Timrsday for
Obalant early warning) aystem to -- - I
The rid amounted to 14 per -'-main ican talks with ew Church
the mid Pacific North Amer
ernt but the money bill still con- President Eisenhower
lied $518339tak more than voted
tallied The admiral said Navy radar
d Macmillan said his visit here
constellations and destroyer pick
last year Overall the first rept- with Sovit naval units all alon after and his talks with the President r
tar appropriation bill provides
h a Boar 'Is ets have nude numerous contacts
e Uroup Formed
K688327003 for the fiscal year hi recent v
s t to Moscow
''' and talks at Bonn and Paris were
e
beginning July 1 The bill col th Pacific barrier area
lies' being dovetailed Into the "wider T
'Their surface ships" the ad-
up for floor action Thursday o Fight Wets
miral said have patrolled the
!international negotiation w hi c h '
Meanwhile the House itself took must follow later this year"
up its first big spending proposal opptng Secretly length of our Pacific barrier and Macmillan arrived in a capital
n authorize 297 mil vie've spotted Bed submarines 1 saddened late Tuesday by the OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI )—
—a measure I
Lon dollars for airport improve snooping the area" sudden death of External Affairs new organitation calling itself th
ments over the next four years ' The -Barbers Point
t based ad I inister Sidney Smith Sm a irn as Volunteer Churchmen for Rape
This measure will have to be fol OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — An posed the executive session to let mind said because or SecunlYito have attended todav's talks ill circulate a pAmphiet eontai
lowed by later actual appropria- economyminded state Ilighwfty'everybody let their hair down" j tea50111 it Willi trilliiMible to)ohne of the most important of his in statements of n miniLis I
bons Commission went behind closed! Ile promised any ollicial action specify the times locations orhort la month diplomatic career support of ' the constitutlim
as
Other congressional news: doors with department heeds to would be voted upon in the open further identify the Soviet ships' Prime Minister John Dicteldia amendment on the April 7 5pete
O
'Kelly: President Sean T day to consider chopping 1'2 5 men' Preceding the clod meeting A spokem
an for the 40 m
00anker on hand when Iitacmillan election ballot it w announce
me a a Nor ri rm IF a 1 I V KW Nilo to a 1 a a Jr e' v e spotted Bed sohmarincs'saddened late Tuesday by the' OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI )— A -
b000ping the area" sodden death of External Affair s! neW organitation calling itself ithe
The -Barbers Point based adi minister Sidney Smith Smith 9 aS! Voloofrer Churchmen for Repeal
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — An posed the exerutive session to let mind said becauxe or securityito have attended todav's talks will circulate 1pjmohlet contain
reonomyminded state Ilighwfty'everytiody let their hair down" I reasons it was impossible to)iionie of the most important of his Mg statements of 11 minihtrs in
Commission scent behind closed! Ile promised any ollicial action' speedy the times locations orhort 18 month diplomatic career support of ' the constitutional
doors with department heads to would be voted upon in the open further identify the Soviet ships' Prime Minister John Diefenba amendment on the April 7 special
day to consider chopping 152 men' Preceding the closed meeting A spokesman for the 1000 in ii‘ ker on hand when 1tacmi11an election ballot it al announced
front the payroll and other budget' acting Director Comer !little said naval command said continuous:landed said Macmillan was "parHioday
man
cuts :the department faces a critical:round the clock sea and air pa'licularly welcome" at this time Nirs Frank J Hightower chair
Commission Chairman Roy J'problem of financing maintenance trots are now being run the en-'11e hailed Macmillan for the "Ire- of the group said it was first
l
Turner a former governor prod (Turn to page 2 column
n Il (Turn to page 2 column 2) mendous contribution he has mademled as a get outth40
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STATE COMMISSION SOLONS TO ATTEND
the tuven other commissioners at
the event at the Oklahoma State
university said Czar Langston
chamber manager
Pau! Wise Liois president and
J C Fitzgerald Rotary president
announced their boards of directors
had voted Tuesday night to join the
chamber to insure a large attend-
mice for the banquet Wives of
Lions and Rotary members are In
prosecution on federal charges if
he returns 'to the Ti S
(The Oklahoma City FBI office
refused commilut on the ease
llooever it was learneiL reliably
the US Slate Department la look
tug into the ease I() determine
whether in extradition proceeding
could be brought against Doug
las
Douglas would not say how
much he collected from Isle of
the rattle atolen from Austin Vs
Marlow Oklahoma City Cafe Op
erator and Stigler ranch °A nee At
one point however Douglas said
beef "at that lime was selling for
35 cents a pound oa th hoot"
other commissioners at Ivited they said
a t the Oklahoma Statei The two groups will meet next
said Czar LangslonThursday—banquet night—instead
aanaget o1 On their regular Tuesday dales
Harley Thomas chairman of the
Lioix president and
erald Rotary president m
chaher's state and federal roads
committee said (Vim of the Ki
their !wards of directors
rtiPtilii V Motif to kin the wank club are being contacted in
poliqtal has become known in
itio as a free spender during the
inonths he has spent here lie has
been seen often with an attraçtive
former airline hostess he calls Jo-
sett& Slit is of Dutch Indonesian
ancestry lie has been PPR opentV
in large sums of Jewels for a
striking brunette salt Eurasian
features apparently tha sa me
'The 6 feet 3 Inches tall cosshoY
said he has bought 3000 acres of
virgin range land in the 'purely
settled slate of Mato Crows in the
heartland of Proall He thinks the
goVernment will follow a custom
and live bins 1009 more seres
Da 114 Sc Sunday 10c
Navy Makes
Contact DEW
Admiral Says
once he begins homesteading hk
land
Brazil Is the only country in tht
Western Hemisphere that has no
extradition treaty with the United
Stales Brazil has always refused
to sign such a treaty w ills any
counti y which allows capital pun
4hment for any ohne
'Douglas said his first escapade
followed a misunderstanding with
tha owner of the ranch Douglas
claimed Marlow had offered him
a partnership but Instead told
him he would be on a salary
"I thought of killing him" Doug
las said ilis grey eyes narrowed
and glinted la the reflected glare
Hawaii Signed in
06110
ig Highway Fete Shaping Up Her
Macmillan
Is in Ottawa
t
civic clubs to alter their plans is!Burt Mc Caleb design engineer J
an imposition but the committeeHD )'"ell urban engineer D I
McCullough bridge engineer and
felt that this meeting is so'imporJ
i E A Cillright of way engineer
oil On ineir regular I uesuay dates tant to Stillwater's future that thei
Harley Thomas chairman of the request for their cooperation is -Flit-t:en hOuse— and senate rum'
!hers from this area also have indi-
chamber's state and federal roads necessary' Thomas said !rated they will attend the banquet
committee told (Vim of the Ki Thomas announced that Comer' F o r m e r Gov Roy J Turner
wank club are being contacted in tittl acting director of the high i chairman of the new commission
an effort to secure full civic club wo department will be present is to be the principal speaker The
participation soh five department heads G II banquet will be at 610 pm in
"We ieallie tha' t to ask these Stout plans and survey engineer lihe student union ballroom
OklahariRbstier Living High on Hod In
Telephoto
President Eisenhower is shown this morning as he signed tato
bit legislation making Ilawai the 50th state Actual aArnission of
the territory to the union is not expected until this fall See story
on page 3
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from the bay
"Then I realited that wouldn't'
do any good I decided I'd beat!
him to the draw I rounded tip atil
the cattle I tould and drove bent(
to market I had no trouble sell
ing them becatiae the buyers
Stigler thought Marlow and
were partners"
"Then I came to Brazil"
Douglas shifted and draped bis
bronzed well dressed frame In a
spraial against the comfortable
armchair Ile snuffed out one cig-
aril and Immediately lit another
Ii sure would like to 'e the
papers back there In Oklahoma"
he said "when they find out
where I am"
"This is strictly a voluntary ef-
fort by more than 303 church
Women in the Oklahoma City area
who feel that the alcohol question
has been presented unfairly — if
not dishonestly — as a religious
issue she said
COW 'Ito ion of Torrar'
'We all have children We ali
go to church and there is almost
a reign of terror in Oklahoma
against those slio dare 'to believe
that repeat is a better way to hat
lopior than prohibition"
he pamphlet makes this docla
ration iii i ri ntroductory note:
'There has been a serious ant
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Bulletins
WASHINGTON (UPI) The
Slat Dapartment nnourscad to-
day that Xray treatmants on
Sacratary Slat Jahn Faster
Dulles "have nror been cam
plated"
LONDON (UPI)--A fourengine
Britannia airlinar carrying former
British Primo Minstar Clamant
Algae home tram an American
lectura tour was forced la turn
back ta Gander Newfoundland
today whim It slavelopsd engine
traubla over the Atlantic Ocean
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MOST PEOPLI DOWT LIKI
10 BE "TOLICHID"I
reonle lin have a fear a
being touched vhvsleally have
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If You need r aah don't put
the "touch" on friends Cheek
the Clafied Ad for firms that
offer loans or let a Clasinftell
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Bellatti, R. Marsden. Stillwater News-Press (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 49, No. 42, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 18, 1959, newspaper, March 18, 1959; Stillwater, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2144333/m1/1/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.