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Marriage Liceissa: W Ray Mond
Wood 23 Slitioater and Betty
Trent 23 $tilleater
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vid 111Nwertis Paishuska: opera
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Criminal 'Appearance --' Dale'
Smith bogus check VA bond
Appearances — L 12 Hitt'
Irf Kerr McGee Oil Indos
tries inc damages for oil poi
lution'to ST14 1216 N SE 6900
Al Johnson' vs John Itiise1
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inc vs James H Soch and Bar
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surefire Company vs Kenneth
Ray Rogers and Ethel 10(114
Rogers Robert Tibbett and Glad
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inc Alexander Idris ce
Douglas Furniture corp a n d
Otariestoo Furniture re money
judgment en promissory note
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Probates filed — Ackiinistrie
bon el Stanley E Braswell
Teethe Sesiviisesse -- Francis L
N'ickery IS Tulsa reckless chi-
ving: Roberta L Haynes 17 239
S' Hester1 following too closely
1ymkel E Stroud 31 Drumrig14
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Franklin L Millstrap 7) 3te's
L Ith modified exhaust !tab-
ard Markham 20 703 University
modified exhaust James Melvin
Pries 46 1401 S Duncan fail-
ure to report accident Cirilo
Huerts 22 317 Husband znodifi
orl exhaust Jame Allen Whitten
17 1423 Lewis speeding Mcmoon
lerrwraphan 23 433 W Bennett
hall failure to yield right of
way and Bobby Dale McCarty
419 E Bennett hall wrong
way on one-nay Wed
NOSPITAL NOTES
ADMISSIONS
" Minnie Walter 313 S Duncan:
I'loyd Hall 14-B Univ frt: Wal-
ler B Stallcup 316 N Main:
Mrs Dwayne Itother 717 N Wash-
ington Mrs Max !lesser Glen-
roe WyM &hon nos Perkins
rd Mrs Robert Jackson 310
Duncan Mrs Laerrace Kordis
III West Garland D Holt 024
Orchard In
DISMISSALS
Mrs Milous Blasingaine
E Fourth Guy Stapp rt 1
Mrs Ted Scribner tiB Univ
crt Mrs Elvin Powers Box
2r3 Cliristian Burson Hobart:
Mn Jesus Gonzales 1016 W
Sherwood Mrs Clifford Hamlin
III N Duck Leslie B Davis
124 S West Mrs Dallas Drum-
right 1301 (ester
NEW CITIZENS
Mr and Mrs James Balenger
or 610 N Duncan are the parents
of a girl born Sept 29 at 4 04
p m weighing nine pounds seven
Olineell
Mr and Mrs Robert Jackman
1110 N Duncan are the -parents of
a gill bora Sept 30 at 1:30
am weighing eight pounds six
ounces
Mr and Mrs''LEVAIVIIt't Kordis
1111 West are the parents ot a
boy born Sept30 at 515 am
weighing five pounds 14 ounces
Oklahoma City Candle
Pions Move to Ardmoto
ARDMORE Okla till) —Nora-Gene
Wick II Was Candle Co
Oklahoma City has 'atmounced
plarsi to more to Ardmore
FWerbit C Winkler owner said
he will begin immediately to set
op the plant here but production
gilt eontinne Okliltornii City un-
til after the first of the year
Keeping Trod(
WASHINGTON Pub-I
lie Health Reports published by
the Public Health Service takes
note al a program or the Logan
County Ohio Ileatth Depart-
men1
The department gives each new!
Mother a form for maiMaining
her child's complete imrrmnita-1
tioti recur& Whet' completed Mel
term serves W cstabliatt11ha
brimunization status asi
as supplying proof Ot age PS
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Pike Autháiity Gives Okay
On Financing Two Roads
OKLAHOMA CITYt11111 A
trust indentitre fot toiryingboth
the eastern and anintwestern toil
roads was approved today by the
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority ell-
er an Imstreessful attempt to eh-
' inmate the eastern rOute from the
twine
Bill Hoover authority member
from Ada warned that the agree-
!mot 'lied the hands' of the au-
thorky and the legialature for fu-
ture tonstruction of turnpikes
The agreement provided for sale
of bonds on the $57 trillion south
West turnpike either alone or with
the $30 niillion oobtern tutopilie
The law authorizing the two roads
STRIKES IKE FUNNY—President Eiatehower
thcoios back his head i a hearty laugh at re-
remk mode by otwo el the other speakers ea a
Republican Ned-raising program held la 36
emir Ma sclay might Elatahomer braking
NEUTRAL COUNTRIES NOT
Nikita is
thatod Pram Itiliernational
Soviet Premier Nikita S )(bra- I
gitwvs angry heckling from the'
floor of the UN Gerwral Amin
by gained him little sympathy or!
support today tram the neutral
nat IDIIS he hal COUried Ile
fervently
Soma al the imply admitted'
EDMONDSON SUPS GOP
Monroe Doctrine
To Khrushchey
ATIANTAGa (UM — Okla-
homa Gov Howard trinondeos
'charged today that Amerkaa W-
eigle policy during the Eisenhovt-
er administration hat deteriorat
ed from the Monroe Doctrim
the "Khruahchev Doctrine"
reflood'sI he gave the Dern
ocratic argtment in I debate with
the GOP at a forum arranged by !
the Associated Industries of Geoc
gia tiald that in the past Di years
the Sino-Soviet bhic has spread
from Moscow to Havana
Y'Totlay Nikita Khrushchev
Light Showers
Fall on State
United Press Internatimal
A few light showers fell on Oils:
horns today but the weather bo-1
reau said skies would be general-
ty fair this weekend
Cooler ternperatum were fore-
cast vtth readings I to 7 degrees
below normal expected through
Wednesday Little or no rainfall
was forecast the next fire days
High temperatures Thursday
ranged from 91 at Altus to 7$ at i
citiymos and overnight lows were
from 49 at Cap to 13 at litcAks-
ter Altus and rt Sill
Eleanor in Bottlo
With British Russell
LONDON '1UPD '— Mrs
Eleanor Boosevek Mundy tgld
Brh philosopkes Bertrand Bus- t
sell Thursday night that most pas)
pie in the United States preferred !
death to Communist enslave-1
mem
The SS-year-old Russell one of
Britains )eading anti nuclear
Crusaders appeared with Mu
Roosevelt CO a British Broadcast-
ing Corp television show on "the
prospects of mankind"
rE OMIT 116 um wan
I appear's! with Mrs
Co a British Broadcast-
toleoloion ohow on ”tho
of mankind"
required that the southweslera
route take priority I :
The suollmest road has rectiv
ed rosy traffic and revenue esti
mates but there has been doubt
that the eastern route could he fi
nanced
The indemure approved today
however would permit bonds to
he sold in four years on the east-
trn route or any part of it
Hoover who has sought a "Y"
shaped turnpike with legs radial
ing from Ada said 'If we don't'
m'll bonds on both turnpikes now'
we have no assurance that final
years from now we could mil
bonds on the eastern route"
- P lovpbos
from Chicago praised the ability' sit the GOP
candidate ilk-hard Maori Al right hi Jim
Gerard chairmen OS the (Tnitett Republic:tit
Fund
IMPRESSED
UN Tactics Fail
African nations expremed amaze
mewl at the premier's ?effort
ant Thum lay end other Mr-
Asian diOomoto deorribe4 k - as
'out rageous"
Two otrervers ore sumo benefit
Khrtohchey's Interruption et
Primo Mininter porohl
Mactwa Ian's ocktress
stands in the streets of New York
sod tells us to stay out el Cuba
waving the threat at the Russian
missile" he said
141mandsion told a news cooler-
ence that the national defense lag
In the U S "II there is ow must
rest too the shoulders el the ad-
ministration which put too much
importance on the budget and rrot
enough on defense"
Ile also charged that the &A-
min farm program was a pro-
gram "to rnove farmers oft the
farms" Ile said it had been a
"rink e"
He predicted that the DeMOVII-
tie ticket will win in Oklahoma
iind Texas
In his prepared text Eilmin4 7
son'said the Eisenhower adminis
tratitm had a "stand-still" policy
on both foreign and domestic is-
sues Ile declared that 1960 is the
year al 'great clerision7 ha which
the United States has the chance
to lead the workl and "revitalise
out natiotud purpose"
d
i Texas
In his prepared text Umiak I
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in'said the Eisenhower adminis
atitm had a "stand-still" policy
i both foreign and domestic is
n
Ile declared that 1960 is the
Par 44 Irtat derision" la which I
it United Slates has the chance
lead the watki and "revitalise
k national purpose"
Pic of Metal links
'tingling Mon to Crime 1 The neutralist govecumtut con-
firmed in a broadcast from len-
DUNCAN WED — Ernest C tiam that Sam Neua which had
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Jones was connected Thursday beet held by a small force loyal
pith this bombing of the Cheat- to pro-Western II rig Geo Phourui
wood clink here last January by Nosavan was occupied Thursday
I piece of mettit ' ! by pro Red guerrillas and forces
VBI agent Morris Cloth testi-1 of a regional commander who
fietl the bit of metal was taken switched his allegiance to Sou-
from the cuff at Jones' trousers I vans&
a few hours alter the burglary' The defection at the unidentified
Jones 45 of Ringling is one of 1 colonel commanding the military
Iwo mem charged in the bombing region and the capture of Sam
which did 111000 datnage to the Neua as considered a doubie
clinic setback to Photimi
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Explorer canoe trips are pion
fled during taiolier by four Ex
plorer roNts in the Will Rogersi
: Boy Scout council Col Floyd 11
Cudgel 1014 I'reston camp-1
Ing and activities rhoirrtion: 'skid
today
'Cudirl said the 44couts will make
weeiend cam trips on the At
karts as river and other streams us-
ing the entmcil's Explorer caw?
equipment consisting of a trailer
outfitted with it aluminum and
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To lovisioo Liaise
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"Khriailicheo buttered liacs I
bread" a Westera source ital !
explaining that the unprKedented
behavior helped highlight 112C-
radian speech and win the Bri- !
OA speaker rnore sympathy !
Another said khrushchee bad
'helped to loosen the tension
"Now that we know hole he
feels wit know what to 'sped"
litt said
' Macmillan's speech was hailed
as a "triumph" ever Khrushchev
by the Brh rem today
"Mr Macmillan Nis gives the
General Ass mlo I y something
which j rare in these days" said
the influential 'rime a Landon
in peaking et his disarmament
proposals "It is a concrete and
useful propooalwkh no progar an-
daft trimrninrs"
The Loodeo D a i I v Telerrom
dint trimmmrs
ProP!ai :km Ito 11"gal an
The Lowko Da illy
I said Macmillan delivered "some
telling blows"
Winnow radioli WM service
iwoadeaats monitored in London
mad no mention col the Fernier's
behavior and mported simply that
MarmMan and Khrustwhet met
biter
!"Laos Establish
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Red Relations
SAIGON Indochina 11111) —The
Laotian has
government deckled
to establish diplomatic relations
with the Sovkt Union and permit
the Russians to open an embassy
in Vientiane the official Vele"-
tiane radio annmmced today
The: et' r aepomi r t ell arydecomma fectionntleof ra irx 1-
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cated meanwhile that the Com-
munit backed Pathet Lao Guer
rifles have joined forces with the
neutralist government of Premier
Prince SouVanna Phouma
The neutralist govecnownt con-
firtned in a broadcast from len-
tiam that Sam Netia Inch had
been held by a email force toyed
to pro-Western trig Gen rbourni !
Nosavan oas occupied Thursday
by pro Red guerrillas and forces
region and the capture of Sam
Neua is considered a double-
Actbotit to Phourni
Trip Planned
fiber glass canoes life fachetv
and paddles
Cudgel mid Explorer rod 20
of the First Presbyterian church
have scheduled a trip for Oct 11
George V Writ 123 Redwood dr
the post advisor
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LUMUMBA -TO
Chinese Offer Congo He
11:01'011)VILLE The Congol
it:Pit—Congolese strongman Col 1
-Iti:eph Mobutu said today Coen'
monlar)Chata Ms offkred rreadelot
Patrice Larnuanba's goveramrntl
direct ald of $IS Milli013 tn It- i
apons ) a p14:a Ls bet" ' i
t Ins an inter t
Nkwt tied I nitAt
Pressi International NtabtAu pro-
dtwed a letter oigned by Corn
Markets:
Oil !Aetna City Pyoolvt!)
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OKLAHOMA CITY tirl -4
Prices paid local producer":
Cash aktat 1 linter 8176 1
Guytnua 171 Aiwa Clinton
371 Brno Er14 klearie"sey
fisher °kaiak Oklahoma
Viet l'okua LA BLackwell Med-
ford 179 Aluis UI k'redas-kk
Broilers ---1Vsak Live eights
at farms 14143 tents Drewed
fryers &Avert(' 261' 371ii-
rggs Tulsa 23 higher A
large 42 51 tho911 45 41 A me-
dium 37-44 morn IS 43 A 'man
2126 mostly 25-26
Volk! — Very tight -limier 4'i
posmds SAL Via pounds 114 4
pounds and up 17-19 naistly
Butterfat — Wooly 50-48 most-
51 Mishima City Litessock
OKLAHOMA CITY (131)--Ilvte
stock
Cattle 200 tatves 100 Dot
enough to test
Hogs 100 generally'steady bat-
rous gilts 16304750
Sheep MO no test
Dew Ames Averort
By Unito4 Primo Isiornatieembi
Dow-Jottes 2 p m stock aver
age:
70 Indus 51117 up 7113
30 rado 125 40 tip 213
15 WIN 1113 up 136
65 stoilts 19216 up 374
41h hour sales 470000 to 3 pm
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ulasco Sellir
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Pad Interest
TT:ISA WTI) — Sok of a ma-
jority interest ill the giant Oklaho-
ma Tire and Supply Co goce
chain tà a nationwide rnerchandia-
Ing organization McCroy Corp
wa$ announced today
Maurice Sanditen president of
r
Oklahoma Tire said the Sam !Mtn
family interest amounting to
pproximMety Se r cent of the
firm— has been sold No comid
eration was anwurwed but final)
clot circles said it was a multi-
mplion dollar transaction
Oklahoma Tire operates 66 corn-
pony owned home and auto sup
ply stores and trarichies another
ici associate stores in Oklahoma
I and surrounding states
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Striker's Jobs
In Jeopardy
TULSA (Url) — Approximate-
ly ea employes of Braniff AWssays
oho are on strike here htros bees
notified that d they de not retain
to stork their jobs will be dedar-
el vacant Marvin Boyce district I
sales manager'uid today I
Boyce said similar notices were
sent strikers throughout the sys-
tem ever the signaturi of Merles
E Beard Braniff presiding
The strike by members el the
Brotherhood of Railway elesis1
began Monday Union members
are seeking higher pay a union I
shop and fringe benefits
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GET $28 MILLION
nniniq Chinese Fettiri II lor4ix
Chou Es Li itiith anegedy :
Armen to Lumumba'S d4uIY
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teiteled the Cothriirt4 goy-
totnnwors request ger vokuntetth
but citirrett mitt anif prorort
tocohAtilirt ober 14 f
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Brief
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A Stillwater iligh School groom:
ate reicrently completed Ins (f–
firer oriettation course re The In-
farer)i School 11 Bi oiling Ca
He is Army Reserve 241 12 Rill
F Miner Z3o son of Cad W Mil-
ler IS24 Pennsylvania Stillwater
MJkr graituated from Stilleater
High whorl! in 1!4$ and it en
to gradwee from the Tennessee
l'olytrchnie institute in Cookeville
in 1960 Ile was :a member of
Sigma Cid fraternity while there
The 10-week course at Fort Ben
ning Cs it an designed to Limit-
ladle the lieutenant with the du- i
ties 'shd responsibilities ot ao
fantry unit commaniler His 4i de
Sado-I-me lives itt 2737 W Union'
rd Millington Tenn
RUMMAGE SALE Sat twday —
111 South Husband Arial dill
&ens chehing Househoid items!
(adv
' Wires' Speetee Named t
Speaker at the get acquainted
meeting e f t h e Engineerettes I
wives el egigineering students
in be Dr Paul NI Stallord1
director of engineering person-1
arL The meeting will be at I
pm Monday Oct le in Mu
dent union room
STE "The Man ho Cam to
Dinner" —Tom n and Gown's
production October 3456 in
the ' Student Union Ballroom I
Call FR '2-1838 for reservations I
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C H LI I C H Women's
Rummage Sale Saturday — 1309
South Husband late (adv)
Arta Sciencos Somittat
A college of arts and sciences
seminar ill be held at 10 a
Saturday la the student union
varsity room featuring a panel
discumion on "Techniques and
Ilk-thuds of Teaching in Higher
Education" Serving as modera-
tor of the Panel in be Henri
wJpiotrhyn11 nIne it
bePalad ofi fIle ui shmanD icieheniEn-Y
Wry at Oklahoma Slate univer
D4NCE EVtftlf Saturday
i night — air corahlkined MI14'6(1111
Legion Hall Guthrie (adv
City Residence Hee
City firemen ere called I 714
W llth Thursday at 801 p 4
to put out a fire uhich started
underneath the floor of a resi-
dence -there Firemen said very
little damage occurred The house
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time to deliver kis routs coned kis
money pay kis led and snake kis sales
calk without interfering with kis school
studies
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through tai aide that he uould not
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City and Oaval D Slortt 76
61311 E Ph collided RA the in-
terr'ection of Main and Ilth
approximately 1!)9 pm Thais-
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was going north an Main and!
Moils started a right tura
when the collision occurred po-'
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FOR TILE besi in cleaning'
pressing 'and lteratiom plus
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to Marvin's B & M Cleaners
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‘Choerlooilee- Tryouts Sat
Cluck Marshal 'head varsity
theerkader at Oklahoma Stata !
university said today final tryI
outs for freshmen cheerleaders'
will be held In 'cuiiitmction with
the ali whool freshman tally
Tuesday October 11 One fresh-1
man girl and one boy will be
selected to serve for the year at
this time One additional boy di!
choseato serve am alternate!
to the varsity cheerleaders
Train Crash
Kills Kansan
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A Santa Fe freight train marsh
ed into a Iona truck at a cross-
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homa border Thursday killing a
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04i-turned near Hulbert
! Their skaths raised Oklahoma's
! traffic toll for 19611 1 4511 corn-
! pared with 40 a yearogo
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Mrs Reed apparently neither saw
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and drove into its path Stewart
' said he slammed on the brakes
but could nig stop In time
!
Bray was injured hen his truck
overturned neat Hulbert on Okla-
! harms $I on a sharp tura Be died
a short time biter he a 'Tahlequah
hospital
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Czech and Russian &ptomain and
technicians
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found in the raid -the siv4Imptint
was that the Conwntmists
have left behind an opralor to
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