Stillwater News-Press (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 51, No. 143, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 12, 1961 Page: 2 of 14
fourteen pages : ill. ; page 20 x 16 in. Digitized from 35 mm. microfilm.View a full description of this newspaper.
Extracted Text
The following text was automatically extracted from the image on this page using optical character recognition software:
THE WARM WONDERFUL
STORY BELOVED Br
MILLIONS! A
Tiny bin MO
ORM'
11WCICPINICOLOOtellt
FR 2-2111
Starr TROY DONAHUE
Pederiposaoscoo Doily
3:110 SAO — Lie
Open 1 :4S 330-734
ILEACHMILI
t
4
1
2 STILLWATER (OKLA)NEWS PRESS-Wednot4Lay July 11 1961
t
N
Your Nation
Today
'Oklahoma's' Record Broken
NEW YORK fAin--''My Finn mittonal musical record of 2218
Lady" is Broad ay 's new long run performances sri Iy Chu Chin
imeical champion t'how" in London In pits 114
The glove racked up it 2213th mat k iII be readied by "My Fair
performance rit today 's matinee Lady" on Aug 3
Ireaking the mark het in 1948 ty Since ripening Mat eh' 13 1958 rot
tidthonta!" the Mat k Itellinger Theater t he
One more puik tentonA to 1e musical kis prsetl IN million
&oted tly the Fretlet it k I i e dI Isi 1141 t eI INA 4 1)1 (JI it rif 8
Alan Jay Verner how 1tw ni?ir tIIUIfl f PI) it Sitri3O00 tnk'estment
ME')TMINSTElt 1API —
Whittaker Chambers an its Com
Triuniq spy uho honed informer
in the Alper Iliss case has died
lit a quiet Mar)land farm bele
he lived in self unposed exile
Chambers la) ssas 60 st K'
ellinhed to a heart iitack Sunday
at his home in nearby Ihichinans
Valley Ills family announced the
orathTuesday lifter the body had
been emitted in private cere-
monies Chambers ssas catapultud into
the not ion's headlines in 194$ iis
the aecteer ond chief cove' tumid
WASHINGTON IAP ) — The At'
Vietittire Depart Merit Ray s Okla-
hotnies Plod tinter heat crop
mil be as big as as earlier
specie&
The revised estimate ts
000 bushels sthieh is considered
below the pre lotiS etitnate
115240'0w laishel
Oklahoma still has in excellent
tiince a harvesting its third
birgest held crop on revord
Turncoat Spy Is Dead
itnei-s iirainNt Iles a si
well regal ded State Dcptrtment
itok:
In testunony before the
tnnIt49 Oil Iln American Ac-
tivities Chambers acumtd Iliss
iakt others of tieing Cconniunist
rents who stimled him with see
ret information
Chambers produced micro-
filmed and typewritten documents
from a hollow pumpkin on his
farm and Illy' was indicted and
convicted for perjury Hiss served
4 months of a five-year term itod
was released in 19')4
State's Wheat Crop Lags?
aII time high wah 121 m111on btistv
Os in Pock and the xecond biggest
crop was 115440(01 bushels in
The Xgrietilture Department e5-
limited Oklahoma wheat acreage
at 46650 and the yiehl at 24
bushels per acre
The oats crop is
15150010 kishll with 5050no
teres yielding 30 bushels per ovre
Mt Vernon Trip A Success
klirtNT VERNON Va
The colonial fife mnd (limn col ps
nicn pulled their musket triggers
ond out spat smoke with a loud
roar A photographer near the
line of fire waved ii white hand-
kerchief in mock surrender And
Patiistan's President Mohammad
A yuh hhan laughed rind laughed
The reenactment of Revolution-
rry War mihtary maneuvers by
an Army unit — decked out
riii1ed hats uigs 4-Act tuds
and luta knickers—as tiscne
from early American life staged
far the Pakistani chill 'Tuesday
night iit Ceorge Washington's
home oveilooking the Potomac
ltiver 15 miles from the capital
Mrs Ectmeily impressed
Iy the state dinner at Versailles
during the hennetlys visit in
France She anted to 1114ihe
Oat Use of a place belonging to
AITIC114116 hiqory
Too Little to Handle
ANGELFS (AP) — A 114
pitiful woman who put ap a Imcs
when stoppcd 1) a policeman was
1ned for V25000 durnogva by tht
Sbe "tissatilted grubbed res
tird twicted und yunki-d" him
liner he gave her a ticket laNt
lao pound officer on rrrOunds' ihe I Fvb 22 for a red light violation
asaulted him without provoca- I his complaint 'Id Five patrol
tn cars rind a motorcycle officer or
Germoe J Faust 35 filed the 1 rived to reinforce him Ile said
civil suit TiteAday zigainNt Shirley :be offered a dislocated finrcr
LAovrey 31 on hi left hand
Bold Plan for Brazil
WASHINGTON 4 AP I—A young the fertile and unexploded Arna
Brazilian economist meets with zon River basin
Secretary of State Dean Husk echo Ilurtailo 40 director (1
today to present a hold plan Brazil's Northeast Development
airiv-d iat titlying one of the hig- Agency hopes to bring together
rek problems in Latin America— the untapped riches of the Anne
development of the sprawling and zon and the hungry unemployed
tioverty-stricken Brazilian North-- of the dusty Northeast
ta-t His five year 00
Already there have Issen rum- cpment plan for the area calls
thugs Of revolt from this drought- for the resettlement of almost a
patched area twice the size of i people in IN' virgin lands
Texas where 18 million peasantx of the Amazon in41 a large scale
h4wk a bare existence° as sugar sissistanee program for the test of
plantation laborers Nearby hes' the region
IIIMM(11
UPS
-
Aimilamomobo-ola 4110111
FIRE DISRUPTS TRIP TO LAUNDRY—MI'
Jimmy Pinker 1224 S litiNtionol rt had bet
trip to the laundry disrupted it AMA - I 45
p in Tuesday hen flames enveloped the
engine in her car as she !Ails driving south on
Brief News
Kerr to Report Pirniingham Frig land Centry
Lewis Pearce station manager 31 a IN"'" TV "'-
for KSPI rititio announced Mita y lege No I team last winter
that a Apecial report front Vasil tilos Watch IL
ington by Sen Robert Kerr ill
Sanborn chapter vomiters Mon-
k! oiled it 6 IS p m tonight
cheduled immediate- day night abbreviated their toed
The repoit s
'too session then went to Colich
ly following the 6 tr nt new
patk to see the Junior Ikes Lite-
featuie news and inform& ball team in a pante against the
lionon the new federal highway
YMCA team Next iolthlay light
bill SCII Kerr will itrist4ec floes-
the lirogram will bo! a talk by lir
lions concerning the new mmuwartntr on 1ont"
program aim' how It affects Okla-
lit Dit tiS" F t nl iAottarol
homa presido:nt announced
NOW! VOcitE Patterns in stock Picnic Planned
at Frp's! No waiting! lady
The Past Noble Gnosis ill bold
Film on Pools Seen a picnic dinner 'Thursday at 630
Stillwater Junior Chamber of P In in the home of Mrs Rolla
Commerce menibers saw a 'Aide I W000t 506 S Hester with Mrs
tom on connnuniq Encircle Cora Snyder and Mrs Laura Nay
WI CO liOStC&SCS lite picnic is for
merle' Monday noon at their
ta— members and their families
film on "Communist Encircle-
ment" Monday noon tit their
weekly meeting The film which
was narrated by a taped voice
traced the development and Spread
of communism mid repeated the
oral aspirations of the win hi-
id movenk-nt Plans were dis-
cussed for the July 24 rileetifil!
Whit'll ll feature Dan Conilis
of the highway patrol a last tit Ji
artist
FOR SALE — Share at Yost
hake Call Elt 2 RM lailv )
Cato' Invitation
All omen of St Andrew's Epis
copal church are in to attend
cne in a series of stunmer cof-
fees to be held Tuesday from 35
p tn in the home of Mrs FAI)the
Fry S Husband rd
MEHLE ‘A'cilel's office will
be ekkied July 15 through July
21 (adv)
Citiano Attend Cour
1113 McElwain and tlizaticth
Fitzgerald both of Stillwater are
attending a general course in
safety education at Oklahoma
Stole university The course in de-
sighed to promote safe principles
anfl pract k-es among students
from the primary grades upward
The 2 week cose closes July 14
Scouts To Soo Film
"Alphabet Conspiracy" is the
name of the film I4) be shown to
Girl Scouts this week The film
will be shown l'husilay at 1:15
p in at the Southwestern Hell
Telephone to building
Scholarship Awarded
A Vora graduate a Oklalkima
State university James Gentry
has bi-en liVkartfill a Fullnight
Ncholarsilip to study chemical en-
gineering 41 the University of
When Is It The Best Time
To Be Young--Now or Then?
NEW YORK tAll—Sorne say Dogs slept outdoors at night— I If you had a second helping at
Otis is the best time to be young I and there wasn't one in the whole I dinner the beaming hostess took
&wive say there never was a worse broad land whose owner had it as a personal complimmt to her
time bought it a mink blanket i ooking She had no idea you were
But life -is a trbusaic of many wha a fdlow fiad a hard to ei 11111g 10 camouflage a hidden
enemories and any yotmEster of read the small print in the mall neurosis
today by coming along 10 Lite order catalogue he went to the Anybody who could imitate bird
by the nature of things will have dime store pawed through its ilis- calls or play a musical saw had
missed a lot of what went before play of spsiackl—and bought the in artistic future In vaudeville
is Many a man or minion middle- pair he could 64e with het More 'ante worried about (Im-
aged or older feels a bit sorry for if you lived berm your wws stipation than cancer
young folks who can't remember
the neighbors cinched and said In baseball a home run was
when— "over the hill to the poorhouse" really something to see (Franklin
You could buy a white Fhirt for e
a dollar bill The proudest kid in the block F Baker led th American
League in homers
No child dared to call its father w'as the one With the most warts from 1911
or mother "stupid" or "silly" Nobody had heard of govern-
through 1914 Ills total for the
ton
Anybody who went up In can air- ment relief checks Families were years only 39
platy and came down F4te1 got expected to look utter their own It Yas widell Predicted that II - the government ever adopted a
itie picture In the newspapers Poor relative&
A child's biggest thrill was to be Big babies were thought healtid-
real income tax the nation would
lifted to the back of one of the big er than small babies Any man ri'w uP ill rtbelliun'
gray bOrwa1 the local fire bta- who fathered one that weighed There was always a hitching
tion - - less thim Ilya pounds at With upiA post handy to tie up the horse and i
Everyone over 60 foretold the ogized to his Minds buggy—and not a tiarking meter !
1 111-tf her by his rheumatism (Only Fat people were thought to be between Maine and California
ill very rich could afford doctors happier—and likely to live linger Ali those were the days! Those
who calk-d it arthritis) --than thin geraile were the days indeed! i
n wetpwmoo
116 II" At
Ilk 414 -
'I
Erwin Aboard Wag)
flunky J Win UMW Man
second class in Ow Navy and son
of Mr tinti Mrs Cecil O Erwin
of Perkins is a member of Heli-
copter Anti-Submarine Squadron
II ilniard the antisubillat ine ar-
fare support aircraft carrier l'SS
vri'a!p operating in the Wair
rancan with the Sixth nett
Lovell Attoods Moot
Everett W Tzve II of Mp ley is
one of approximately 2o0 persons
who attended the ninth annual
Farm Business Training confer-
(lice at Oklahoma State univer-
sity The conference program
sponsorrd by OSU'a department
of agricultural economics fea-
tured spevehes and discussions on
the topic of "Farm Adjumments
Under the Form Programs"
State Watershed Plans
Submitted by Kennedy
WASHINGTON (AP)—President
Kennedy today bubmitted to Con
gress work plans for 19 watershed
projects in 16 states and Puerto
Rico One is in Oklahoma
The Cost is estimated at $45 'nil
lion of which local sponsor groups
and individual landowners would
bear about $121 million the While
!louse said
The Oklahoma project and the
fekrd h hive of the cost is Upper
lied Hock Creek 919114000
—mtts rross rkot
1111441ml pi near 13th When Stithiater fire
men Arrived they lound the Manes were ul-
ready tKit out by a main who lives in the vi-
cinity Ile threw 111 deft on the engine
TONITE for 4 BIG NITES
NOTICE
--NO ONE
pkomi-rnEç
INALONGA
OPEN 7:N
SHOW AT DUSK
City and County
Public Records
Traffic Summons
ry ('I Kimer 111) Midi 'ets Vil
Lige wrong way in a one Way
street Larry W Moore 710 E
Map k ran stop sign Samuel G
Storey 511 N Washingtofl ran
red light Charles Overholt of
Blackwell ran red light anti Pa-
tricia A Chambers 507 N Duck
wrong way on a one way street
City Arrest — Joe Allen Kitten
717 E Va public intoxication
Traffic Summons Issued —
Floyd J Higgins 217 Marshall
rim stun sign Terry L Good
win of Wichita KiinS modified
exhaust Varyl Cene Gulley 1012
S Main ran red light: and Ever-
ett F Wilson 1802 W Sixth reck-
less driving
HOSPITAL NOTES
ADMISSIONS
Mrs Edgar Brewer 1002 S
Ntulhaiald Mrs Roland Akin 831
Ilan William IL tilitcbell Jen-
nings Myrtle B PAT 1518 S
Pennsylvania Lillis Leach 138
N West Mrs Walter Whitworth
1601 N Washington: James
Barris 2222 Sunset dr Mrs Am-
anda Burris 1012 S Duck
DISMISSALS'
Mrs Boy Horton 1101 S Lewis
Pearl B Johnson 821 Kelly
Benjamin Bowden 1009 Husband
Mn James W Stokes gem-ral
delivery Mrs Donald MtCee-
hee I 406 E Third Mrs Laverne
Leach Perkins
NEW CITIZENS
Mr and Mrs John W !lardy
34 2 N University pl are the
parents of a bon born Tues-
day July 11 at 746 a m weigh-
ing WWII pounds and four and
one-hall ounces
Mr and Mrs Jim Drown gen-
end delivery are the pzu-vuts
a claughtcr born Tuesday July
at 442 p rn weighing seved
pounds and 12 ounoes
Mr and Mrs John E Hawkins
Oklahoma City are the parents
of a &lighter born Tuesday July
11 at 5 54 p m weighing eight
pounds and 15 ounces
Mr rind Mrs Walter Whitworth
1601 N Washington are the par
eras of a son borri Tuesday July
at 1019 pm weighing six
pounds and five ounces
COLOR CARTOON l'urrLE SCHOOLMOUSE"
World Affairs
Wrapup
Eichmann Admits He Helped
Ship Jews to Their Death
JERUSALEM Adolf
Ekthmatm admitted orbiter oath
today be shipped out some Jews
to Citincentration camps in the
kno‘lodge Vey were going
straight to their death
Atty Gen Ghkbon Ilausner
forced the former Gestapo colonel
to ackmesti-dge that somo deporta
tions wereto woik camps but oth-
ers were Libeled for immediate
e t er m na I n
The defendant declared howev-
e these decisions were reached
by Ilinrich Ilinunler Reinhard
Itydrich and Ernst Kaltenbrunnet-
the top Gestapo offkials
Aside from transports to Libor
camps the attorney general de-
dared "there were other kinds--
straight to death"
"I do ant intend to deny this"
Eilinuina replied I did not give
the orders"
rreskling Judge Moshe Landau
stared at Eichmonn interrupted
the eross-exiiinination unit said
solemnly "Would you like to es
plain?
itIiitnn leilped 10 his feet Ite
engeily told the COMA the direc
tives V by his superiois
AdenauerVisitsWBerlin
BERLIN (AP)--thancellor Kurt- Berlin
tad Adenauer flew to threatened Adenatwr greeted at Tern
West Berlin today for his first vis- pleliof military airfield by his
it in 111 months to demonstrate election campaign opponent Wist
close links between the Commit Berlin Mayor illy Brandt
nist-sta rounded city and IA'est Adenimer saki his kill
Germiny stress the ties between Berlin and
East Germany's controlled Wcst Germany in the present
press called Ow visit a provoca- crisis
Don it is no decent and friendly
Shortly before Adenauer ai riv sisit but a link in a whole chain
ed German Protestant leaders of prosoeat ions that West Bean
yielded to Communist pressure is used for" Neties Deutschland
and canceled plans to part of the (Oficial East German Cerinu-
a chtuch rally next seek in East nit newspper (-harped
Czech Airliner Crashes
CASABLANCA Morocco AP)
—A giant Czechoslovak iiirtmer
en route to iNcA Africa strut:It a
power line and exploited today
while preparing to lond at Casa-
blanca Officials said 71 of the 72
persons abcfard were killed
Airport officials at Zurich the
plan's only stop after it left
Prague said the departure mani-
fest showed 64 passengers and
eight crew members and that all
apparen tly had boarded at
Prague Presilmably there were
no Americans filsiard1
The S itt et-built four engine
Pakistani Chief Seeks U S
Aid in Kashmir Dispute
WASHINGTON — Pakis-
tan President Ayub Khan today
sought US support in his attempt
to negotiate 'the bitter Pakistan-
India dispute over Kashmir
The Pakistani leader was due
to hold the second of three meet-
ings with President Kennedy this
morning
Pakistan officials feel that Ken-
nedy's reaction to the Kashmir
issue may provide an answer to
their suspicions that the Kennedy
administration is following a pro-
India policy detrimental to Pakis-
tan In the city of Jubbulpoce in cen-
tral India Tuesday night Prime
Minister Nehru spoke up sharply
on the Ayub visit here charging
that the Pakistan chief is misrep
LATEST NEWS
Chi Mrs' FREE
ADODTS tef
the monbars and a cen for the current month
cerblin place Of ilestination" 1 It ""lso "rims some 12 IMO In
"I know part of hut uas going 151114) stale lnPleYes maY hate
go Logan said until all) opriiititAis
on an ow tufty: lie 1 kiav I to an fur their July pi)cliect
certain numbers of Joss
tog to extermination I do nut sse111 al e miale Blit he said be uasti t
s
to take shelter behind lies But 11erl'k'd 1" "
111rlY l'11(ffit P1‘
could not order nor coukt I to der rolls and office expense since he
cessation of such actions I is fetIs the logi11ture min (Airlift
t001" through
"Ent sori led about food cloth
ing and drugs for the people in
its WBerlin these state institutions" Lorain
said
lie pointed to a huge slits k of
Berlin purchase orders on a desk in his
Adenauer vitas greeted at Tern office 'now he said sere it-
plehof military airfield by ins quests from institutions for tom
election rainualen outionent Vkist atehorire payrnent for stipplics
tut boprop 11ushin-18 had been
scheduled to stop about 30 miles
away at Rabat's Sale Airport hist
because of bail cattier as di-
rected to the Canto Cute Airport
stand 10 Miles from this port city
tad weather suddenly clokked in
there also and the air control
crew instructed the pilot to nial‘
for the iig I S Air Base at
Nonasseur not far (Iff Offielats
said the phine mas already in its
rlide path lima' ii he Camp Cate
strip when the diversion order
was gien
resenting S-1114621 relations
Nehru said he was "amazed at
the calumny" of Ayub in suggest-
ing that India had asked for US
military aid We have only
sought economic help mainly in
the form of loans" he added
On the Kashmir issue Ayub
has contended that the United
States should use its influence
with Nehru to bring him to the
conference table for negotiations
00 a Kashmir settlement
STARTS niURSDAY
For 3 Big Family Days
ouwei by CM LUM!
' f""1
amain -
Atiovtisw
Diontillanccia
- ADDED FEATURETTE -
Budget Officer
Is Concerned
For Institutions
OKIA110MA CITY tAI'l—Stiote
Budget Officer Burton Logain ek-
pressed concerti today over the
plight of state institutions which
legally lime had no funds on
shich to operate since June :40
Virtually all state sgtiwies iip-
crate on fiscal year appropriations
—and they cannot spend or oh-
ligatc any money uiskil4he hrim
lature appropriates IICW tor
the fiscal year which started 1u
ly I
This means Logan emplimid
those institutions TA hiCh did itit
have enough medicine food aid
clothing stockpiled front Led
‘car s funds cann4it buy siiplitius
' —and muter the Constitution he
cannot
There has been talk the legisla
lure might pass a resolution to
!proslik temporary relict fur sow(
agencws But Logan indicated he
dotilitril the legality of the pp-
Douse Sp taker J D Mceatty
said Tuesday the Douse i puld It
presente(l with a Joint ion
In authorize state departmi 11 s
znd agtiwigs to Tend une tue!hh
of t h e money they uric p-
priiiiriated in the last fiscal yriir
Logan ruferred ttz the Consto
lion which he said prohibits rr
mnt or obligation of any
1 ham the state tre!asury escupt
(ler appropriations passed 1y the
ler It ore
Andrew Rites
On Thursday
Services for Andrew 1tt Vson
Shirley 76 who lived nt 230 Lew s
Itl (lied Monday at the Stilln
ter hospital still be at 2 p
in the Strode Chapel Thurso s
with the hell Irving Smith
bending Interment will be at IN
Sunset Memorial cemetery!
Shirley was born at Point Ples-
ant W Va Feb 27 18115 to Mr
find Mrs A J Shirley Ile litter
married Katherine flews) at Nutt
Pleasant W Va Nov 6 1907
Survivors inchale two sons orill
one dous:hter Mrs Marie Ross of
&an Diego Colif Owen 1 Slim
ley of Tulsa Okla and floward
E Shirley of Akron Ohio Also
two sisters Mn Sam Windon of
Mason W Va and Ilrs 71 M
Roberts of Redlands Calif
News-Press Want Ads—
Fast Cheap Efficient
----1NIM
TODAY
150
For Everyone
1::::1:::L
—LAST DAY-
71 Ills Ramo Is
RISII
ki
i l
f
1 '
' - - - ' ' Fr '''1
:er
-
-State
the
bleb
Is on
:40
vi op-
A' oh-hrtm-its
'ter '
91 Jo-
dIr14 ft hilt
104
1
MO
hate
4 ast) t
p1‘
lit 14
toroo
Loro)
14k of -
in tom
re it-
r tin he
14110-
1)n
ed
1"
ewty
lid It
hII ion
mums
I
ve11:6
Istole -
fund
141 1ti
the
es
1y
I
Lew t
p
lb il
at 04
o Mr
lister
Polot
Is ialif
oss
oord
Ako
fon of
IL M
Is
7nr !I Ps 47 c'16
-
h Ift
414 -16 ti ?
o
- 1001004 Abo 7'4
-
I ' I ‘ '7- Z '1 1' A 1
I
i 0 4 A itwor r t
í 4 f - O 1 r 1 r
t- j t NN '
t di
1t' t il I 4 —
i Ni ' l'S ' r -
11 - 0
t fe
‘ I
"IA" ! :"' i
t Ntri — A ---441: i
I 1 1
1
I rAe I AIWA o A '
'''Nlt '
NI
tiogoulimil7imitsploolitioits1 7
11 I
I
Ph( '''''A of
Ytirryi t
As A 0 i
1 f
1k ' -di hi: 10 -:
I - N
1 )
( au"'It 1 r 4
N 0
—sr 4
t4
f
A"gral : II' 4
‘
p"'" 1
t A
' r--
I I 4
0 ) P
4
4 " -
00'
t - I '
1
Jf k C t 5
5
'It
4- I '
ilia ammosa Ahmonsdama L t
ss ” 4- so t yr 4 I i 1 441 4n SJ It LAI WI Iiiiillit NA 1 WI UM ilyISSJ Viz" in 4 v g ir b"1
1 Bock Creek $19K000 I pounds and five ounces that the Pakistan chief is rnisrep- THE WARM PIONDI:REIIL For Everyone
1
STORY BELOVED BI
ifILIIONS! 17 1 r - ----- LIM
—TONITE for 4 BIG NITES
ift2 - 1 4-4
00
1!''1-" "' "4 - ----- i
1 111 I ifttlftt14 iv40 re 4 4440:::
a
Ir
liti I ?? ti 00000 -- '' 4
1 i I I
3 ii i 1l 4 a li 1 A G
lt
' r hte
00 A 0 0 low
4
6060A Itl aJ'' UP the
o 4 01 r'"XLEEoer Alk0 0
004100000400041 — e
1 Vlb shinS
'
!
N ipt
v 473610rs40 goofq r fel rii Li 4r 0 0 ' t 1
P !
v WV &VAN
I 1 t4 :114''''''''"-- '''''141161monitelik RAMI
:70 161111M4r 10011nIEDV 41
al tin
olir I Nk 1 N
1041
Ca:a ntv f Ne-1"U jr 'AVilke'e I
- - N ope
' r N 1 i
- W PS YCH0 t e
: n 1:43 FR 2-2111
to 4 VC) IN d 14 to
0
A '''&4
NOTICE I 1
' Galin
oe - -NO ONsE 0
lie I-11 boollOsistiZte i:
eneL tu I Sta'1: 't 011
00 : it)
0OS' OM I TirlE 10 O
6000 0 0 El
000 ALc3Ne LIVID N
0 LIIIC fl yo ted121"ItTk i
------ IrP AlMar 1 2m14 N4
0
ego
' l' I
' Li Lteg I —LAST DAY—
' - nm )
V 0 0 kL041 by CM WM! ( ' I"?
1' 14 '' g"
- i t - 4P 61p- COAL C
Igili:i0: t r
4 E ' ' " 00001 I ' 990 4 Nis Ramo Is
- - 0
0 0
' 0 t 0 t
00 1 0 colotite AC4 I
El PARRISII
0 0 00 :: yawl e6 A ---
eL010PAR1114Pil 0- 4"kr!
w1- I ) 16: OttiV 1XO km maw
: ------ 4 r :44
NottplmcoLootomp
1 — ADDED FEATURETTE --
1 I WU SIMMITI Dt033 i ) -:7 0061
cl
0 RONA TROY DONAHUE
' CltWill LAUDI MUM
'
N
0 4 I 4 0 : TIny but MO
Ati: "-- oeil to
0 '
"'---oe to
d JKARIREaknrcnwn
I Happy Ruo ( ) 04 01
neither understand nor ap-
like Citot40" to941'Ne tio
- v es 0 ill - iitc predate the dialogue and
subject matter of TAW
COLOR CARTOON 'LITTLE 1CHOOLMOUSE4 LAT1E ST NEWS
je
ewe
IPL 44 mak MOM 3 Pisfeentanc Da0y
OPEN 7:N ii u
-4 a'ildron FREI 210 -- 2:001 — 11:011
Open 142
ILEACHMIL
3ste--734
HOW AT DUSK al ADODTS 114
C
'-'3
Itrwergi01!"1”semilwroiovemnitqw I I
wrvovolin0 - -
- - - - - - I 1
Upcoming Pages
Here’s what’s next.
Search Inside
This issue can be searched. Note: Results may vary based on the legibility of text within the document.
Tools / Downloads
Get a copy of this page or view the extracted text.
Citing and Sharing
Basic information for referencing this web page. We also provide extended guidance on usage rights, references, copying or embedding.
Reference the current page of this Newspaper.
Stillwater News-Press (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 51, No. 143, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 12, 1961, newspaper, July 12, 1961; Stillwater, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2145051/m1/2/: accessed July 10, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.