Durant Daily Democrat (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 53, Ed. 1 Monday, November 14, 1960 Page: 2 of 6
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"Mr Lumurnba I Presume?" B:ckstcirs At The Wilte House
Ptb7tahod daily racrpt Satz lay at 126 North Third AvenLe at
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ROBtRT H PETERSON Managing Editor
RICHARD P PETERSON Ad iertising Maraqer
FRANK V BUNN Office Manaer
VIRGIL L PARFER Mechanical Superintendent
Member Cr 2te! Press kssoc!atSons Ott lahorna Press Assan
Clreulation Rates: 10 cents per irefiE for earner delivery e
By mall tn Beran County and trade terrtory 12 m‘nt e
months 3175 3 manths 31 Outside Durant trade terrtr) 12
months l:2 months US SO 3 months t35o
We hold thia to be a fundaments1 principle of democratic govern
rnent 'That every government °Metal or board that handles muney
ithou:d publish at rerLlar hltervath an account of it ahoA-Ing tspoi
each dollar la spent
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Keeping iln Step
Often deplored is the "illiteracy" I
of the kids coming Out of thel
nation's high schools Tao often
Lc the complaint they can't spell I
they can't use decent grarnmer
and they can't exproqs themselves
cri paper
But once tr a while comes an
essay contest of one kind or an
other that makes you think ma:
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Caiie In point it4 the Oklahoma
Ranker aNoelation ronteM aok-
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to toil aity they're proud to he
Oklahorriana The aooclatioo
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Here's the winning one about
350 words put t6gether in a way
that meant $500 for Kelly Corbin
of Delaware h4h school up in
Nowata county:
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Sooner
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of Delaware high school up in along with their courage and hard - NI 0
No county: ihood a deep and abiding faith! in ' Make Friends Abroad
Grd That the religious spirit of ' Locked l Conflicts
i PARIS 11:PD — Mat teepee in
I am proud to be an Oklahoman the pioneers of Oklahoma has kept
for Oklahoma is a progressive pace with its progress is well evi- it Dot fi SNIDER4N rebel forces scattered by govern- The situation in brief: the lobby ma'am is courtesy of
state where the North meets the denced by the many magnificent I -oiled Press International went attacks had seized hostag s Guatemala: Villgoras return- Oklahoma
South and the East meetS t h e houses of public osorship asiiii Troops in Ciiii'iliiiilit Nicaniria in the hope of insuring them- ing from a reronnaissance flight Eight Oklahoma delegates to the
West combining the nation's cut- a re now to be found throughout ' 'Ind C"s!'l I : "3 w'1"! 1"ek ed la 'ely!'s a ''af' gelawa' Hver rebel-held territory northeast World Congress of Junior ('ham
— -- --- the state tootle to So woh rebels de ear Cuban I !Worms ist Guatemala City told newsmen bers of Commerce asked for and
Yet for those who delight in s lobed sy 'is three governments In Cossi Rhos loyal trosps were : bombardment by the government's ot permission Sunday to set up
Kemp Shines For comparison of past and present is Chltooliol-s all't "met en- battling forces wearing the green r rocket-carrying B-26 bombers had their Indian teepee in the lobby of
the countryside is still &Moil wils Aries" salvo te 1 by Cuba's Pro- !shwa uniform of Castro's cuba "totally destroyed" the military i jie fashionable Grand Hotel
i The Sooner delegation also
Los Angeles Team the tiny white churches of hy Iii-11' l''''''1 C'to''"
gone days only osi't red casualty figures
! The guerrillas were using the bases at Zacapa and Puerto Bar-
riiiOrv 1 fill ii! Illbly area :trot i rms lost in the early hour
s of the brought along 1500 Indian peace
United Press International Mv pride as an Oklahoman is
trol lises pliblisheit hot 1t6StM fit ii SUlipIV lose So the invasion of rev-ilt Sunday pipes — not quite enough for all
From the way Jack Kemp is 'urther enhanced by the ai-aihibi "'Hs 1"slcs "'''' h'11"Ni tu b" '':''aragtrt Loyal troops were grouping to ne 170o delegates to the con-
playing for the Igis Angeles lily of an almost endless viirietv ''': The rb sses l fo operating along recap he s
ture thatt gress
ered bases at :
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oot of attractions The state oinks as Lit's' Ill'"1 N Said In's'al I"r'''''' t111' ('''''1't r'llIr1 1) '"I''y wyre 811(' 'Nil t!!daY But Howard Lester spokesman
for the American Jaycees said
ball League chances are the three one of the Nation's fortton0 pi tv sett is coss si in sil three colito to inchide bearded Cubans Two- The Puerto Barrios airfield also h figured the Oklahomans had
Nations! League clubs which strounds and sports ea
ars 'ties tos (1 n st ot d li
iscon e t th etgoost pliines believed to be CU ha t been destroyed by air attack e
enough pipes for a 90 per
passed him up after hasty trials Within a day's &Re are ' ta
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orcents Ism were shuttling in and out eace t of ohs prevent the landing of planes :ent chance of success in their
s oiI4 like to have another look national parks musu
ems ati1 Ohm clh o
mil change the pic the area which might arrive from Cuba" campaign to give the state goo
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at him other recreational areas T h f ttir' ""v 111“11111!1 At tie' 'sleight of the weekend Nicaragua: Tank-led loyal troops public relations st the meeting
Kenai completed 18 of 37 passes large lak of Oklahoma are ideal ( i1 iii (iioonrilit -hargi1 hgliting Prosidents Miguel Y:ligo- had driven the guerrillas who in- "We're going to make the big-
for a total of 296 yards and car 1r nhtiig th 11) numni fiats) that the weekend uprisings ras loientes of ( uatemala and vaded the country Friday night' gest effort that has ever been
tied the tall 13 times Sunday in alas furnish the Plush e deer for - es 10 f a liliit il'itcheil in Maii F:c:arlti of Costa Rira took I lit of Jinotepe and Diriamba th o
ade to klaimma sster boo O Ia
leading the Chargers to a 24-21 the hunter and the open claims Cats' to d im! comnium n- st eo tieraeial c4inintind of the forces the souwes n- st
thtfTri cities on the Pasam
victory Over the Houston Oilers is Hstckrti ith viol thrk old on idi is cossasii America fighting the rebels 'rho Nisara- A in erican Highway which were
In the battle of the league's divi iiiid prairie sbadool cid) iii oti SO- denied any con- usn iirroy is commanded by Gen the first tasoets of their attack
mon lesders I am glad the pioneers of okla- '''''''a wl! the att"t hs' Anal:Is:0 Somoz'i whose brothor The government said lovsil Discoverer Will
In the APL's two other games homa have placed (shoat:on WO 1 q ( Wi:1111:1 and Nicarigua : is 1:0si 11'n' "t 1111' '''''It'trY - troops were 'mopping up" scat- Disgorge Capsule
Abner Haynes had another brit- In its legista tive connei Is Today - - - ---- - - teresi groups of rebels in the Ca-
liant afternoon as he led the Dal INGLEWOOD Calif (UPI—An
there are colleges of higher kill II - -- -i i' - ir- i ' - — 7- ''-- 7'''t'''''''---rt-t--'-'' razo area Presidential press sec
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las Texans to an easy 34-7 victory ing in any fteli avat004 t ) on
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Over the Denver Broncos and the p4-416' - whirled around the globe today
ts citizens whetOer they be ono- - whole country had united against
4 nil Raiders defeated the carrying a capsule set to be eject-
Buffalo Bills 20-7
who desire to (40VI111) Zli-'11' rit':1 -
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A band believed to number 14 a record one million mile Journey
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to augment the ill of sks their ! ) i r ebels seized the Christian Broth- —
Kemp's passing and running equal to two round trips to the
hand& or whether they prefer to " er's school outside Diriamba and
Vfti remarkable in that toe field moon
tilitize more fully their roli tist hod- :
at the Los Angeles Coliseum was lea - - ' Alk eVii 0 were holding 2n0 sehoolchildren Nine airplanes and two ships
covered with sawdust to dry out ass : -so's --" as hostages demanding that the will try to recover the instru- ols'ing in a slate III: posoesses Its I :: - s "‘k"-'-- : - oswernment issue safe conduct mentcarrying capsule in an area
the mud left by a heavy Saturday o I
much of the b it est how tom passes guaranteeing their escape 00 b so
tam o y square miles near 'Ha-
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Ben Agalanian's 27-yard field s ) ' AN OKLAIP MAN" ':(''S ': o0(--srsatS"rsS costa Rica: Troo-on massed In wail about 2 pm PST t5 pm
pool n the third period supplied -4sa -4'711177S---O :l- Ss the area f the north-
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the Chargers margin of victor) ilk
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sil— l their tourth straight win Profitable To Man : ' 4 01 ti--'7 4 1 - Among the dead was Col Al- er its launching Saturday from
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with the Steelers Giants and For 11NRTLErr (!1 '' - 1 4 A cis) guard In all previous recovery at-
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period to end Ralph Anderson Valley lowest isint in ths Coded i's
ei or questioning had papers in pass around the world- a trip
Blanda passed for all thro States - 4 lii 1:
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Billy Cannon and (ince to It ! tortions thrust tio ille tow eons f' ' -art Cuban support 238857 miles
Gronian all for short yardage Sierra Ne a
vada nd produeed the 11471 4
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Billy Cannon and once to It ! tortions thrust iii) ilie 1 iia r - ad Cuban support
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Gronian all for short yardage Sierra Nevada and produced no- - --- L
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The victory gave Ivith clubs a at the toiAt I 2- rep' iiiA
C Neon' The Oilers are fa lett level
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ahead in the Eastern Division This activity left a serie4 of
I e 1 it the I har'er-4 lead tbe --PSillS uith no final oink t t the lit' 40'
runnerup TexAns (5-4) by only sea But this "inimillte" proved a -11 V14 Up goes
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cog° Bears 24-21 the l'hiladel ocean stock IV displays a giant yam in the Dallas suburb of
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community Of Southeastern Cali- house last January She replanted it outside in June and
V I' (Unfits edited the Pittsburgh oiinia these salts ate ti)-ocesied katched it grow to 13 pounds
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SIRAIGHT WHISKEY U PROOF
Kennedy Family Works Plays Hard
By )11:11RIMAN SMITH I Niass the day after the election terns to the casual observer run
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UPI While House &Toner a relative strariger to their midst i along similar channels with a dis-
PALM BEACH Fla sUPII - said -There siems to be 560 of 1 iinguishing characteristic of inforBa-'kstairs
with the president them" 1 mality
elect: ! The hard core of the family -- I Like Football
The Kerinedys seera like a much' the 15-COnEiStS of President-elect 1 To White House reporters con
larzer fany than 15 people be Jatin F Kennedy his wife and ditioned to the almost ceremonial
cause they all move around so daughter his parents and two 1 way President Eisenhower goes
much even within one room when brothers and tneir WiVes phislio the golf course it was an eye-
they're all together three sisters and their husbands opener in Hyannis Port to see
it isn't editorial or gushy to i There is a strong physical re Bobby and Te lil Kennedy race
5ay that they seem to be a fun semblance among the sons and across a lawn throwing football
family Watching them at their i daughters -they all tend to anga- passes to each other
various homes in Hyannis Port Aar tallness Their behavior pat- At this moment it was almost
impossible to think back to Bobby
' Norwegian Princess as the hard-fisted political boss
who rantrodded his brother's
campaign to success The sight of
hira leaping high in the air for
a pass from Teddy seemed 'neon-
To Wed Commoner gruous with the thought of other
campaign managers Who could
possibly conceive of James J Pat--
OSLO Norway t U1P1)--- Princess 12 by Bishop Arne Fjellbu
of ley or Leonard W Hall playing
Astrid 2Syear-old first lady of Trondheim who recently retired games on anybody's limn?
Norway will marry a divorced An inereasing number of clergy-
All of the Kennedys save the
commoner early next year and men in the Norwegian State Luth father of the clan Joseph P Ken
lose her claim to the title of "her eran Church of which King Olav nedy regard playing catch with
royal highness" is head in recent years h a v e
a fuothall as casually as former
King Olav V Sunday night an come out against remarriage by President Truman regarded a
nounced the engagement of his divorced persons morning walk or President Eisen
eldest daughter to Johan Martin Presumably Astrid was permit-
hower a few practice golf shots in
Fernets 34 a Norwegian business- led to have her c the since only e late afternoon On the south
man males can inrerit the throne She lawn of the White House
Although most Norwegian news- has acted as the niitiOns first lady I Enter Unitas
papers omitted the fact in defer- since the death of her mother in This could lead to some rather
ence to the royal family Ferner la55 but the palace made it clear interest ing recreational moments
1 was divorced five years from she will lose this title when She at the executive mansion come
Bette Hasaelberg-Meyer Trey had marries Ferner Jan 20 OLciously the sports aris-
no children and she Striee has re- The engagement then promptly
tocracy at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave
married -parked fresh reports that Prince
nue no longer will consist of
The couple- will be married Jan Harold 23 v ha is first in line for s3
y slit-ad or Ben Hogan but
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hangs look blight for Johnny Um
notmce his engagement Tne name as Baittmore Colts or itye Pote
Sooner Jaycees t1 Princem Sophia of Greece has ! 04 yolk Giam:j
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Make Friends Abroad been linked with Harolds recently
'1 If the Kennedy love of a few
' quarters of touch football—alai
1 PARIS ILTPD — That teepee in
0 ' the presidentelect likes it just as
' the lotby ma'am is courtesy of i
Oklahoma Today s much as his brothers —manifests
itself after the inauguration sight-
' Eight Oklahoma delegates to the i
seeing at the White House w i I I
World Congress of Junior C The present lute House tennis
ham- i
bers of Commerce asked for and Almanac LOurin in popularity
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Today is Monday Nov 14 the
he fashionable Grand Hotel
319th day of the year with 47 family with friends of course
i The Sooner delegation also more in 1960 could run their off-tackle plays in
brought along 1500 Indian peace
The moon is approaching its complete privacy Then the sight
pipes — not quite enough for all
new quarter seers could see the team only
ne 170o delegates to the con-
The morning star is Nfars when they went to the showers
gress The evening stars are Venus Prospective Cabinet officers
But Howard Lester spokesnian
Jupiter and Saturn might be well advised to get out
for the American Jaycees said
On this day in history: on sinne secluded gridiron these
he figured the Oklahomans had
In 1765 Rotiert Fulton inventor fall afternoons and whip into
enough peace pipes fur a 90 per
of the first commercially success- shape A secretary of Interior
t ent chance of success in their
tul steamboat was born might he thrown in at halfback
campaign to give the state good
In 1832 the first streetcar in at any time
public relations tit the meeting
the world made its appearance — --
"We're going to make the big-
on the streets of New York It
gest effort that has ever been
was called a -horse car"
made" to boost Oklahoma Lester
In 1851 Harper and Brothers ' Al 10'
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said
n New York published Herman ' 4 Vnly
Melville's story "Moby Dick" No
Discoverer W In 181 Charles Guiteau went
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Disgorge Capsule sination Of President James Gar-
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itivanced Discoverer satellite In 1889 Indian Prime Minister ' TV and RADIO
whirled around the globe today Nehru was born
carrying a capsule set to be eject- In 1935 President P00sevelt Repair Center
ed into the Pacific at the end of proclaimed the Philippine Islands '
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a record one million mile Journey to be a free commonwealth
—equal to two round trips to the — Guaranteed
moon Thought for today: English poet Arrows Stroet From
Nine airplanes and two ships Lord Byron said: "Man's love is STEGER LUMBER 0o
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