Stillwater News-Press (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 50, No. 240, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 2, 1960 Page: 4 of 18
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5000YERSONS TO ATTEND FETIVAL 4 NEWS-PRE5S
LIIINatrr Okla Nov
Newsman Addresses City Rotary
Says Wo°rIci Situation Is Explosive
Lions Hear Talk on Cheese
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shreds of hair in the dead wo-1
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Nit Oat lne Reynolds 404 who
w a h her husband It alph operated 1
the lted Oak Tavern rod of here
w as attached early Tuesday as
she was t losing
Thonipcon sd ro suipects have
ken questioned since thre was
no t ew 'mess to the killirg NIrs
izeynolds IA iic hit tall an trin
' deep Iry toile with such force the
handle was In‘okeir ta —
she sa also stabbed six times
in the heart
e'e made no iii rcsts end
'Porte are ' eontemplateil- soid-
Thompson There have been a
" nonisier of people questioned hut'
they panned out all right ‘ke have I
no primesuspect" '
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have to 'tit savagely with her at
tacker since- the shreds of hair
were aught in her fingernails)
' 0 said it gave him a tiny clue on f'
which to proceed
Crime bureau agents have join i
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Juice in the investigaticli
Oheen Mart Killed
on Electric Line
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day night Lions club meeting at : the CheeNe Festival which will cheese festival of its kind in the the state : of political strength in that
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consumer cduetttion and mat ket-! Saturday lie akked Lions and:
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$200 DESERT FLOWER HAND and
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GET OUT AND VOTE—Barrett Kay(s boy scout iron) Stillwa-
ter Troop is addressed the Lions at their Tuesday night meet
Ing at Smith's care on the subjeet -Get Out And Vote" Bar
ett was introduced by Ed Palovik light Also speaking to the
Lions vas Doyle SpurItick who encouraged everyone to attend the
Chese Festival held here this teekend
Brown Has
Same Power
LOS ANGELES (CPI) A-- Whi
Gov Edmund G Brown wqs rid-
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KEENE (t111) — jan" Sen John F Kennedy the pilot
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belle 32 w as electrocuted ! r
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uesday when be touch of t craft asked
ed a high 1
Nohage wire while repairing eleei "Governor ean you get me out
tile power lines at the rear of hii 1 ()I a traffk ticket?'
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Co-woi kers &aid St helle a rit y 1 '
employe apparently 6 lipped and you ate conv icted I can pardon
Uecami entangled in the Imes ' You" I
Kays boy licout iron) Stillwa- 110N01111l — The body
s it heir Tuesday night meet of a 19 year old oklahoma Cdy
eMt "Get Out And Vote" Bar crewman aboard the nuclear sots
itrk right Also speaking to the 111arie uss uasi (mind
couraged everyone to attend the (lox n
g in about four feet of at-
weekend
! er off Waikiki Beach Tuesday
The Navy at l'enri Harbor Olen
let's Hay Same - tified the apparent drowning vic
! tun as Jerry Ire Tippdt 19 son
Better Mottoes of Mr and Mrs Eugene L Tip-
LOS ANGELES 1UPD Vie pelt Oklahoma City The Navy
Let's Have Better Pitottoes ASqn said the youth was fully clothed
today announce4 its choice as An investigation was under way
motto for November: Tippett was an electronics tech
"Just becaUse we've dune it all nician aboard the Swordfish
wrong for years is no reason to ---
cha nge thing s now"
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Stillwater
Mick los office on the OSU cam-
pus and 50 people attended The
amnia affair outgrew its sur-
roundings and Is now being spon
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I dent union building - I In a -relizninary a f i toward cave Oh- the () iles Influenced groups because the
f of Commexce downtown
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Strengt of pint n the United Moore
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however holds ' a telling i
i TuesdayP night program Ptawt il of southtPiro Europe and Asia igly president considered the mutual
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high school senior spoke 1 lug him amazing accolades Lit- securiq treaty too Important -to
briefly on the Freedom Fantail- I CI
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peopded This year Rte' advantage over Marxism I al ii in South America great dem jeopardize by further trouble The
le atten
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mer added explaining that Amerbl
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vote Nov K ation resulted But s‘ill later on ' "Ike' s personal efforts with
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Festival Spurlock showed a film'
1 "The Itotnance of Cheese" produc-
ed by the Kraft Cheese co
' Guests at the Lions nuieting i
1 tlerbert Loyd presented Iwo:
power are additional assets array- high
1 eel against the Russian fixed put' I-
I pose of political unity f th
t world under communism en school sentors its visitot I lot 1
to
the month Charlie Moore ind :
o- the ' Bob NIcCalfree
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Two international siudents Ka i the Pacific tour when the visit 1 bi's engaging personality wei s
1 e n w s - 1 -I id 1 t i ht 1 successful in behalf of or
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humiliation- rind' a re apptasial " peace" Palmer said explaining
of the earlier trips A Russian that he was speaking on non
visit also ra as called olf 1 partisan basis "lie did project
Le Toe present situation calls '
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(isch results came from Soviet ' his idezis well enti he had hoped
' Calif Carl Bird of Potent Penn' ke PlontY et American Sluts" the NI At it lie 'o itat st 1 intlueliCes which created violence to contribute even more toward
i and Charles Trantham ol Still sPeldssr ""rla "A term" she 1 troduced b ly
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ta-es the ta k f to ' t oAmong the guests was JainS
illwell pres ident
ton Tex Itotziry club' secoLd
s o rns'ng nation largest in he wr Id
c a 1 i id unity with freedorvi unimp'air- i II
soft feeling whenever the friend- I The president was slowed down
iI 0-14 itou ship record was played" he said 1 because of Russian tactics tait
Paltner said conditions changed made a telitng speech at the Unit
i last summer when "new orders it ed Nations meeting
1 1'11"si A1 -'1“itml-lo P" k Wit3 at i d - --- - - - -- icolos u'r laver ' announced plan-r itiviczataltials011atlattn -
I tended by Cleo Harris Paul Me ' for Rotarians to have competitors
rainy Shorty Roberts Bill Pow t Palmer a 30 year news veter- film litl(st3 ill "Xt Pe" nwy
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Americans differ among them- With Jack Washinha as Rotarian' curl up inside" Ile reviewed ' th Stalinists and Red China '
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selves and with their 'Biel — In 01 the day L F "Chubb" Bellaui I what he termed ludo' timate con i
the present picture of world al I introduced Palmer ftvidely known' &bons which present trememluto i "until' — It'n the 111 PLine In
(air! Bruce Palmer news di for his television editorials and i problems ' - cident arose and trouble sinew!
rector of Station Kwili in Okla- i "his ability and courage to inter l Palmer said Eisenhower' s fii st ' Eienliower's visit to Japan wits
pre things 113 he sees them" l overseas tour brought
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