Durant Daily Democrat (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 59, No. 309, Ed. 1 Monday, September 12, 1960 Page: 1 of 6
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FAIR
tbgh Sunday
Low Today
Last Chance For State
Reform Governor Says
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI —Coy are not acoepted" Edmondson
Howard Edmondson predicted to said
day that next Tuesday's petition The governor predicted all three
election will give oklahomans of his reform questions will carry
their last chance to vote on reform Sept 20 if the people get out and
in the next 20 years vote
"I don't think there's a chance "On the other hand" he said
that a governor kill stick his neck "if there is a light vote like the
out in the next 20 years if these Democratic runoff we'll probably
-1tr -- - - - t- i 57 lose the election"
'''"!'-" He said his reference to the last
: reform chance in 20 years applied
''::'! specifically to the county commis-
' ti-
' stoner question and legislative re-
t
' '' ik--- apportionment
Prl
t Sant heast Trip Planned
I haven't heard of any gover-
relyt nors running on a reform plat-
t'''''' -'i't' i ' form" he grinned
0'
'Ai I Edmondson pushed his cam-
' Y' 1: paign into Little Dixie today He
' iii
' '---i A speaks at Wilburton tonight
Willallho N Edmondson replied to an oppo-
VW: i711‘ sition charge that a "yes" vote
4- ' ' fd4!5 would bring tax increases in ma-
Jor cities
County Commissioner Assiwia-
tion President Roy Crimes said
over the w'eekend that reappor-
tionment would give cities enough
0
weight in the legislature to push
through municipal tax increase
CLOYCE POWELL reared and law
educated in Durint is director "It's just propaganda" Ed-
of music in the evangelisic mondson said "Certainly a no'
meeting which started at Cal- vote in no way protects them
vary Baptist Church Sunday He from a tax increase any more
formerly served as ninsic direc- than a yes' vote would result in
tor in the Calvary and First a tax increase
Baptist churches here and re- Hits Waste
ceived his training at Baptist "Certainly we've all seen waste
Baylor seminary Rev F I o y d in the county commissioner sys-
Lefever also formerly of Du- tern and if you vote 'no' you are
rant is evangelist in the meet- voting to continue waste and the
ing more wasteful we are the niore
likely we are to have a tax in-
crease"
Whitewright The governor said he will step
up his campaign this week and he
Men Jailed On may make one more statewide
television appeal before the elec
tion
Five Charges ite said arrangements have
been made for one five minute
'rvvo Whit ewrtgltt Tex men talk daily on all television stations
were sentenced this morning to 60 1 from now through next Monday
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ga
60
Fair tonight find Tuesday A
conit r 4011(11 tonight
Two Whit ewright Tex men
were sentenced this morning to 60
days each in the county Jail by
justice of the peace James L
Roberts
The men Jack Hyepoch a n d
DaVid Padgett pleaded guilty to
a total of five charges tlyepoek
was fined $50 and costs on each
of two charges of assault iind bat-
tery and $200 plus costs on a
charge of throwing substance at
vehicle or driver
Ii3dgett Nvas fined '550 for reck-
less driving and $50 and court costs
for vagrancy
The charges resulted following
a Sunday night fus vhieli tarted
near Cartwright at 8:30 and
elated near Colbert at 11:30 Hye-
pock assulted Howard Dhane and
Kenneth Hopkins also of White-
Tight Then threw beer bottles
through the windshield and door
vdndows of Hopkins' vehicle Hop-
kins had a gashed right ear as a
result of the flying glass
Deputy sheriff Marion Owens
who arrested Ilyepock and Bad-
gett said they 'had been drinking"
Guardsmen To
Help At Fair
Durant' s two national guard
companies itt furnish parkinr
guides for the annual Bryan coun-
ty Free Fair Wednesday gloms
day and Friday nights
Snappily dressed guardsmen
from Company E and Combat Sup
port oonipany Seeond Battle
Group Isoth Infantry will a Iso
provide a display Of equipment
and show films deplicting the
army and national guard roles in
a modern army
The guardsmen plan to set up
an aircooled tent for the movies
They hope to be able to present
Bud Wilkinson's famed football tip
film
I
Hospital
Notes
BRYAN MEMORIAL
Jim Harris Bokehito
Juhnny !simmers Durant
James Griffoin Oklahoma City
Alfred Hembree Caddo
Della Thomas Durant
Disoilal
John Gibson Ditrint
Ray Pyson Anuuto Arirona
Sam litinbrough Calera
Ester Coffey Durant
Brenda Longest toiby boy mi
rant
Otis Prough Durant
J M Sirkley Bokehtto
James Bishop Durant
liAtly Manners buraiat
Edmondson To Help
Dedicate Mercy Ship
MUSKOGEE (UPI) — U S
Rep Ed Edmondson said today
he will fly to San Francisco to
participate in formal flag-raising
ceremonies Tuesday for the S S
Hope the worlds first floating
medical center
Edmondson said success of the
project could bring about a modern-day
'Great White Fleet" of
mercy ships
"If the S S Hope Is Os effective
and as well-received as we expect
it to be on its maiden voyage to
southeast Asia chances for favor-
able congressional action on res-
olutions calling for the establish-
ment of a Great White Fleet to
help in distress and 'disaster areas
of the Nv or Id should be very good
in the 87th Congress" he said
Edmondson was the first Demo-
crat in the House of Representa-
tives to introduce a resolution
calling for such a mercy fleet
The proposal was first advan'ed
by a young Oklahoma naval offic-
er Crndr Frank A Manson of
Tahlequah
The S S Hope is scheduled to
sail from San Francisco for Indo-
nesia Stpt 23
Revival Underway At
Pentecostal Church
Rev L C South and Rev Leo
nard Dansby young evangelists
ire conducting a revival meeting
at the United Pentecostal church
1335 W Texas They only recently
started preaching and holding re
vivals Rev J L South pastor of
the church announced
Services will he held each even
ing at 7:30
mad
DURANT GATEWAY TO LAKE
(1) P I) teased Wire NEA King and United Feature Service
Arrest Of
Lumumba
Is Ordered
LEOPOLDVILLE The Congo
(UP!) — President Joseph Kasa-
vubu ordered the arrest of Pre
mier Patrice Lumumba today
Samuel Mandjali deputy to I
Kasavtibies Information Ntinister
Jean Bolikango said he delivered
a warrant for Lumumba's arrest
to the military this morning
Bolikango showed up at the
Congolese radio station with two
companies of troops "to take pos-
session but he was turned away
by UN troops
Lumumba also was turned back
from the station Sunday night by
the UN guard which is under
orders to prevent "political agita-
tion" He and his bodyguards )efl
only under UN guns
The UN troops reopened the
station for a limited program of
music and news but were deter-
mined to keep it from being used
to spread inflammatory pro-
nouncements from either side
The incident with Lumumba al
most provoked a battle between
the UN troops and a unit of C
golese soldiers who race up to the
station under the aparent im-
pression the premier was tinder
arrest
UN troops at the airport also
maintained rigid control amid
signs they were getting more cc
operation from Congolese troops
who at one time had roamed the
runways at will hunting for "Bel
1
gian spies"
Miss America
Plans To Delay
College Start
year and not next
Nancy Anne Fleming of Monta-
gue Mieh only a few months
out of high school said she stilt
plans to enter Michigan State
University after her reign is over
next year to study homp eenno-
inks and journalism
She said she felt missing out
on college this year was better
than having college interrupted
once she had started
Miss Fleming was chosen over
53 other contestants at the annual
pageant in Atlantic City N J
Saturday night
The new Miss AmericP is 5 feet
6 inches tall weighs 116 pounds
and measures 352235 She suc-
ceeds Lynda Lee Mead of Missis-
sippi Miss America 1960
Along with the title she won a
$10000 scholarship and the ex-
pectation of earning up to $50000
for appearances and modeling in
the next year The scholarship
and the travel were foremost in
her mind at her lavish coronation
ball But after the year as Miss
America is over she said she
would go back to being Nancy
Anne Fleming
"One year in the public eye is
enough for kny woman" she said
But she admitted "It's going to
be a little difficult to eome down
to earth thon"
Miss America is the oldest of
six children of Mr and Mrs
Robert M Fleming tier father is
Michigan representative tor a
Pennsylvania manufacturing con-
cern Speaking about herself site
said :
She would like to marry a man
who has responsibility loyalty
and kindness -- and wants to
have four to six children
She prefers reading books to
watching television
"I'd rather exercise than diet"
Durant (Okta) Dady Democrat Mon Sept 12 1960
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TEXOMA IS ONLYIltvis
NEW YORK i UPI ) -- Miss
America 1961 a brown haired The hurricane continued
18 year old Michigan beauty
donned her crown in New York
today happy that if she had to l illnle Table
be Miss America it was this
For Donna
ena
mos A!
STORM MOVES INTO MIAMI—Driven by 60-mph
winds waves lash a home on the Miami Fla shore
The hurricane continued to move north along the
Mean' Beans
On 10 Most
Wanted List
By United Press International V V U 1 I I U S—I a
The timetable and results at
Hurricane Donna from the soorn AMIN( ITON UPI Na-
Atlantic to the eastern coast cf thaniel Beans a MtNin and
the United States: pimply faced murderer WilS
Birth: Fir41 dke0V4red Sept 2 placed On the FBI's list of 10
more than 2000 miles soul heast Most wanIMI tritninals today
of Miami Beans known as 'Heady" and
Puerto Rico: Raked fhe Antilles "Brother: has he en described 98
and Puerto Rico Sept 4-5 Wire "too mean to baye anything to
than 100 persons killed Property do with-
damage undetermined He has been sought by police
Bahama islands: Ili sparI since March 5 for the brutal
populated out-islands of the slaying of his paramour in Oa k-
hamas ineluding U S mis i1i land Park Fla Her body was
tracking stations Sept f1-7-9 Ni found sprawled in the bathtub of
reported fatalities Damage un her home She had been shot in
determined the 'heart and chest and a third
bullet had been fired into her
-Cuba: Fringe of the storm hit
the northern coast of Cuba Sept head after death
9 No reported fatalities Da m Ige According to police BORTIS a
undetermined 39-year-old Negro Fad lived with
-Florida: Moved Inland over ihe her until the week prior to her
ileath when she evieted hint from
central Florida keys Sept 10 v111
her home
Bahama Islands: Ili parset
populated out-islands of the ra
hamas ineluding U S
tracking stations Sept 9-7-9 Na
reported fatalities Damage un-
determined —Cuba: Fringe of the storm hit
the northern coast of Cuba Sept
9 No reported fatalities rant tge
undetermined
Florida: Moved Inland over the
central Florida keys Sept to NvAll
top vind gusts clocked 1 t itf
miles per hour Listed by !141Liiiii
Weather Bureau as "most destro
tive” storm in Florida's histoi'v
in terms of property damage Ten
persons killed Extensive danri:e
in the keys Miami area swell-
western Cult Coast interior eitm
growing area and northeast Atiaa
tie Coast
South Carolina: Main force
storm bypassed South Caroliia
Sept 11 but spawned tornaloes
which caused extensive itaniKte
North Carolina: One death re
ported Ninety mph winds it
coastal beaches and I( ornti
struck in five or six rural a ri(
Sept 11 Beaches were ev:f 111
irg-inho : Fortyfour ships soil
I to sea or ChesapeAke Bay fro
Norfolk to ride (lilt storm So!i
IL Planes fhwri inland froni
Naval bases Two filan seen
to New York crashed but MI
bailed out safely
Races Held Gates To Ask Contempt Order
The ponies rhn at Utica Sunday lieM he said hlongs to his SOIL 1 the track site while he was in tli
despite an injunction that s a I d "I did not violate the injunction" neighborhood
they shouldn't and county attoimey Arnold said 1 "The track is titsut a half-mile
Wallace Gat es said he will take trom the church' he :cod ' in
Three races were run Sorday
he matter to court i plain view" to his petition Sithr-
I'm not going to fool with afternoon before a crowd estimitt 1 day hi- stated that racing ku'lln
them" he said "I'm going I o ed variously at from 100 to 600! a mile of it place where religaais
ask they be cited for contempt of persons 1 eairship is cal tied on is in '11 i-
court and Im going to file charges "I certainly intend to do some- 1 tion of the law
for whatever laws they may have tlang about it" Cates siad "and - "lie i Arnold i sant he dPion't
been violating" will as soon as I can get to it I have anything to do with th"
Track builder Claude Arnold I've been snowed under all morn- 1 aces" Gates sa id "hot 'hit in
didn't see it that way lie noted ing” with traffic cases he added junction applies to him linywhre
an injunction obtained by Oates in "They tried to eirliinvent the in Ilryan countv
district court Saturday named court order" I "They directed the people to cn
him as defendant and outlined 210 Gates said he attended part of ter it the boy's house swop I!' the
ere s of his property The bilk I the Utica homecoming celebration 1 starting gate then drive northeast
ut Ile land on which the track Sunday aliertioon ad drove b:' i c) the track"
12 MILES FROM TEXOMA LODGE AND PARK
The fugitive had been accused
by ollwr Florida women Of frividg
beaten then) with chairs anti
one such incitictil
Twice Ityfory he ha(: been in
volved u niurtittrons assaults lie
served a two year syrtney ti
Georgia for assault and attempted
nuirder with a shotgun in itinr)
Four yvA t4 bcfory Byana ry
portykily blew off another 111:in'S
W With a shotgun hut scarti
punisturient Whim hi vietint re-
fused to prosoculy
Relatives anti acquaintances
h ivy tog essed ditatily fear of
the fugitiv lie bittievyei to
have suicidal tendencie 4 IM W011
Born at Itochttily
a stocky 165-pounder who stands
5 fyyt 9 inches It has blaek
kinky hair cut closy to thy akta
brown eyes and a tnydiunidark
coniplexio n 'Ho oveasional
ly years a mustache
served the injunction papers
hi 3 1-rother
Democrat
iUOoJ Urp Nougalln
s San ban Hasa
Atlantic seaboard today causing heavy damage in
in North Carolina
His planned request for a cum -1t111111111 on religious 'own-N in
toipt titstion te tiled I relation to tne 11010 campaign"
district cowl before judge Ralph were Richard Cardinal Costim-
tiodzs the of Boston Itornan (tatolic Arch-
in a brief hearing Siiturday morn Itobes1 Lie nf S
iflz Antoniii Tex Pnesidaig Bishop
Hodges had set hearing on the 'shim' C Lit litenhergror it ill
teOlporirv order for Spot 21 e Protestant Episcopal f'hurih
week from this k'erinesday but rehhishop lakavo of the rrorv
1111ir ArtIon t!4 me indicated archdiocese of North and South
An announcement was made at America Rahhi Ntanr! 't N E:
the track Sunday afternoon that mendrath president of the t7riton
the races mutd he discontinued of American Hebrew Corivrei-1-
iintil after a haring tions former l'slettiodist Poshop
A hrrn in the court clerk's of liroinlev OXI11111L itt
lnt shuwed -11riff Raney Arnold' Dr Reinhold Nivbur anti 1)C:111
SPI-VVd the injunction papers on Liston Pope of the Yale 11111111v
hi ia Ern 11r $t'li0t)1
Venezuela Reels Seize
And Lose Radio Station
CARACAS Venezuela WPI i- A government id' President Romulo
small group of niitilifilit -'1)IrTh i tet mit an t Jililithill(Pli tilt loyal
men seized a radio station in troops recaptured the station and
Caracas early today anti broad Hliv there was no other trouble
cast that -the armed forces are anywhere else in the country
rising against government dis- ' i 1 govet 'intent cotemunique
order" ! explained that the report of an
But a tre‘A ti"nrs anPrwini lit' ini sing wits caused by one Lieu
tenant kind it sntall gr(m') of na-
I tanti guardsmen dm seized the
Church Issue Cotitilionto radio station itt the
i heta I ot tiok n'owit Caracas only
Deplored By t
!h blocks of
from the offices
! Putte blok
d Press International
The seized station began broad-
M I xed Group casting antigovernment slogans
Broadcasts were made over an-
NEW YORK all l - One him- In' tation in the city in which
trial clergymen and cdtr'alors the la bor imions called on the
including bishops of the Roman neepit- to rally in defense m
'atholic Elthil'OpIll and MothofiiS BetarICO(It and his government
churches and prominent !alibis t 1 Rawl broadcasts continued
declared Stmtlay that relignal tor about three hours
must not be allowed to inthience I towever the communique is
votes in the presidential election
sued from the presidential palate
"We believe that it is the re : ild tirti iii a tam low!! arniv
--01-ti1ity o' the nit'10"1' "I' "1 troops moved into the Continente
various religious organizations to I it ttt91 the men who had
1""t vi"""mlY '11 a'111"V:' t" temporarily occupied it and re
mato religious affiliation ile
ai lied the station to its owners
''s'-' "I "11 "11'r's th" W r'''' Tile government communique
Males fur PIO li' Hrfil':' 3 ttl'ilt- trili!l111 Me "i (-bet" as a "Lt
at in -ignett by the too sant Saldivia It said the incident was
"It la a victims itraytiet and ri- ioaclelv isolated and there
lig"'"11 t" "I! Ain't i'lt'S t" '" were no repercussions elsewhere
class against class race against lip ((II -ce and religion Igi111St reit !
gion"
Durant Dura
It NA'aS emphasized that 1 le - Basks In
statment was not intmted aS :I Rcsort weather
reply to one by a group of Prot-
estant leaders led by Dr Norman Soottielos!tya t iklahoma was lox
finecnt peate that ntieiiiint limiting in remort weather today
whether a ROHM!' nithilliP preSi- ! W-1- 'el from the north
1 ttmt would Is able 10 keep ilitireii i brought cooling breezes under a
and state separate ' ‘t to "am' and clear skies A very
i
Sunda Nt's statement wam eir ti light breeze was blowing
lilted by mail before the PpaltH Sunday's high temperature way
-itatentent was released in Was!1 i a mptcy MI and today's low wam
ington last week However a tie Continued fair lirld Win coolee
temperatures aro forecast for this
outiber ot the len signeis trve
taken direct issue 14illi the Peale A-cl Ion lutlight
latent ent
Among those who signed the
'tatsentent on I eligitais liherty te
relation to tne 1960 campaign" Today r s
were Richard Cardinal Custom:
of Boston Roman Candi(' Arch- Prayer
'roshop Hottest E Im of S ot
Antonio Tex Pnesiding Itishp p tam k a imap woo my
'sthlir C7 Lit htvnh'i '':r ut 'to trt and a light unto my path
1 Protestant Episcopal ('hurih t 1 ellt
tirchbishop !aka vo f the s o 1 119:101)
archdiocese of North :tint South PRAYER : 0 Gat (air Father ir
t441 Evacuation
pitAyER: 0 Cost our Father in
k0 irink Thee for hv
II"Iy Mini that Thou hnst given
wg on our veny throne
TRAFFIC SCOREBOARD
owlmioMA CITY t UP1)--Tra
fir fatalities reported to the Okla-
horna Highway Patrol
In the 24-hour period ending at
9 a m today - I
To dwe v4:t 424
To date in 1959 437
Volume 59 Number 309
Of Coastline
Is Ordered
NEW Yi PI -
Whoa ne 1 )4nna whipped up
-mountainous seas" today in a 4
disastrous drive 11) the nation's !
east coast into Long Island and
Engla mt (lox Abraham It
ordered the entire Connecticut
shoreline evacuated
The IT S Weather Bureau
wa rued there woul1 be major
flooding all along the poptdous
eon st of the northeastern United
States
"MI persons ‘ ho tin Ve not al- -
ready evacuated fror low-lying
a reas a long the c44a st should do
so immediately" it said in a
Boston ailVi8i)ry 111 1110(111V
Pollee and Coast (Ina rdmen hal
aided the exodus of tens of thou-
sands already front sections of
New Jersey Maryland Delaware
and Long Island including some
10000 (Wily un tett from the flat
sand of Eire Island a NeW York
vacation spot
Evacuation Order
Rita 4ff at :in emergency
"capital" established in West-
Brook Conn issued the shoreline
41011:itiOn ori-114' to Nationll
Gnsrdsmen state pollee civil defen-e
personnel and local govern-
ments "All persons including OWnPrg
of shoreline properties will be
denied tieceS4 I1II RroQ 94
long as nny danger exists" Ribi-
COO' ha id '"I'he protection of life
must be a paramount coneem as
tonv as Hurricane Domui remains
a dangr"
11 a In EST the hurricane
was about So miles east of At-
14to Ii Cit 1 nioving in a
northeasterly direttion at 40 miles
4er hour T hat mrse vv'oulti take
it across eastern Long Island
Au horities acted s‘viftly to pre
vent tragedy like that of August
it'55 viten Iiiirrica no Diane took
179 lives in the northeastern
states Donna already had killed
100 in its veering course up from
he Caribbean inetudirut 1 I in
Florida and North Carolina
New York fiels Rain
Schools were closed and turned
into hurrica ne rityr shelters
throughout the eoastline area
New York City tool( n torrential
rain The 102-story Empire State
ui!ling could not be seen three
blocks away Those of the 980000
school rhildryn who showed
up for classes this morning were
rderto to y i n he buildings
until the storm passed
Donna packed vitals of more
than 100 tt p h with even
tronger gust !he Wother Bit
remit said Winds Of 75 to 100
p h d out in a semi
circle 115 miles to the east and
n n ar 79 ne le to the v'est
"All emergency precautions
141lied ii ctorpletion
along Long island finit the New
England coast " it said "Winds
w ill produce tides seven to 10
'vet ma we tii'riiI iIiiig the coast
with tides 10 to 14 feet above
tonna! over N:ragansett and
Buzza OW Bay"
'I ides surging itheuti Of the
storm center blocked the two
o 'On tist way routes tide At-
lantic City Residents of neigh-
' °ring communities were taken
Into the Miss A rtierica eity'S
Uggest resoit h o e is Polioe
blocked off the famous board
Winds it t Cape May N S
0710)11 ti1 tildes an hour tearing
down wires iind trees
Twutov air P47 bombers
which had fled from Homestead
1 lien 14ontri perilled that
southernmost continental base last
k-eek itaApit wt from thelr
temporary ha von at Pease APB
N ii tii k I Homestead :
rake Report
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help and guidance In th e 1 e34terlY to mph Tuesday Clear
mom f its h0 tgto us to throirth Tulav and a littler cool
jr iv 'nue Father W h o art in hell i cr tonight Iligh todnY SI low tci
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Peterson, Robert H. Durant Daily Democrat (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 59, No. 309, Ed. 1 Monday, September 12, 1960, newspaper, September 12, 1960; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2193483/m1/1/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.