Durant Daily Democrat (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 55, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 16, 1960 Page: 1 of 8
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High Tuesday
Low Today
FAIR
(U P L) Leased Wine
John O Young mos fotutd in
noeent by a district court Jury
shortly after noon today
Six Will Be
Inducted In
Hall Of Fame
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Generally fair through Thursday
Cooler except in Panhandle
McCoy Handed
10-Year Term
In Kidnapping
A district court jury dropped a
10-year sentence on Henry Curtis
McCoy Tuesday evening despite
an effort by accomplice Willie Mc-
Clain to shoulder the guilt in the
five-year-old kidnapping of the late
Jack Davis
The 10-year term was the mini-
mum The maximum was death
Another defendant Roy Paul
Chapman pleaded' guilty this
morning to a fgroery charge and
was handed a four-year sentence
and a new jury began hearing the
trial ot John O Young on a charge
of child abandonment
Mt:Clain brought here to testify
for the defense from state prison
in AlcAlester claimed he laid held
the gun used to kidnap Davis and
take his money
"Mac (McCoy) had nothing to do
with it" McClain said He told
the jury he had bought the gun—
a 38 caliber revolver the morn-
ing of the kidnapping and called
the kidnapping and robbery a
"spur of the moment deal"
Trial testinmny showed that
Davis a taxi driverwas called to
the Tom Tom tavern then forced
to drive about two miles to Sun-
nyside road where he was relieved
of over SO
Much of the state's etie hand
led chiefly by assistant state at-
torney general Lewis A Wallace
was based on the transcript of a
preliminary hearing held after the
arrest of McClain and McCoy in
McAlester a few hours after Davis
was abducted
Davis now dead testilled at the
time that McCoy was the man who
pulled the gun on him and at one
point threatened to kill him
McClain who said he was spent
nine of his 32 years behind bars
said he first met McCoy in prison
but didn't know him well there
He is now serving 10 years after
pleading guilty to the Davis kid-
napping charge
McClain held without bond in
the county jail here for several
months did not take the stand
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) —
Five men and one woman vs ill be
Inducted into the OhlahoNa Hall
of Fame at a Klinner meeting in
the Biltmore hotel this evening
William J Holloway associa-
tion president and former Oklaho-
ma governor will preside and John
Rogers Tulsa will be master of
ceremonies
Those to be inducted are Mrs
Patrick Iloilo Ned Slippier R
K Lane Stephen Chandler Jos-
eph Taylor and Joe C Scott
Mrs Hurley who lived in Okla-
homa from lut9 to 1928 was pres-
ident of the Tulsa Junior League
when it built the Convalescent
Home for Crippled children and
participated mith her husband in
building the Mary Hurley hospi-
tal and Ruth Wilson Hurley Manor
at Coalgate
Chawiter is chief judge for the
U S District Court for Western
Oklahoma Ile has lived in Okla-
homa since he was 8 years old and
Is active in several legal associa-
tions Shepler editor and publisher of
the Lawton Constitution and Morn-
ing Press has served as director
of the Lawton Chamber of Com-
merce for many years and is a
member of the state turnpike
commission
Lane is chairman of the Okla-
homa Public Service Co He is a
member of the Tulsa Chamber of
Commerce and other civic organ-
izations Scott is a ntemlier ot the Presi-
dent's Trade Mission to Latin
America and for 12 years has
served as president of the Okla-
homa State Board of Agriculture
He is an insurance executive in
Oklahoma City
Friday Chili Supper
Set By MS Moms
Durant Junior High mothers
vill hold a chill supper Friday
night as a benefit for the NHS
fooLball basketball and track pro-
grams it v‘as announced today
The bupper in the high school
cafeteria preceding the Lion
Bow homecoming game at
Laird field will be from 5:30 to
7:30 pm There will be pie coffee
and cake in addition to chili
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SNATCHES CAPSULE—The 300-pound
capsule of Discoverer XVII lower left
-tangles from shroud lines of parachute
which is held fast at the end of a snare
line from the C-119 flyng boxcar "Pell
SSC Choral
Festival Here
This Week
The lith annual Southeastern
State College Choral Festival will
be in progress Friday and Satur-
day closing with a 7 pm concert
in Montgomery Auditorium
The final concert is free of
charge and the public is cordially
invited to attend Dr KW Baum-
gardner chairman of the South-
eastern MUSie department said
Guest director will be Dr Gene
Hermit' chairman of music at
Texas Technological College Lub-
bock A former member and solo-
ist with the Robert Shaw Chorale
Hemmle has conducted festivals
throughout the south and midwest
High senool students participat-
ing will represent Calera Atoka
Broken Bow Heaidton Waiters
Marietta Vehna-Alma H u g o
WIninewood Caddo Suphur Dui''
ant McAlester Wilburton and
Dundee
The 69 member Southeastern
choir will join the high sc hool
students in working under Dr
Hemnde's direction and In pres-
enting the final concert
The Southeastern band will also
participate joining the festival
choir in opening and closing num-
bers of the Saturday night pro
gra tn
High school students of the Dur-
ant area who have been chosen
for the All-District Choir include:
DURANT -- Stuart Branson
Paula Mitchell Gail Kennedy
Mary Kay Locke Phyllis Byers
Phillip Dunham Dale Thompson
Marion Brumley Jim G re e n
Eddie Cothran
CADDO Joan Serif Sandra
Jordan Jan Edwards Sue Mast-
ings anti Jack Hallmark
CALERA — Paula Stoddard
Paula McCleskey Tommy Young
and Joe Scuff
ATOKA Glenda Allen Bobbie
Chapman Meredith Setliff P a t
Harper Alice Watkins Billy Reed
Dennis Durbin Lyndell Cooksey
and Roger Sample
Medical Care Of
Aged Approved
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — A
new medical care plan for Okla
home's aged was approved here
Tuesday by the state' s public
welfare commission
The plan now will go to Weral
authorities for approval L E Rs
der commission driector said He
said the program will be financed
by state money until federal funds
are made available
The Ti S government will pay
two-thirds of the cost of the plan
and the state will pay onethIrd
or about $6 million the first year
The new program covers per
sons 65 or older who arc in need
of help but are not on welfare as
sistance rolls
OKLAHOMA CITY iLTI) — If
Oklahoma's 1N31 legislature In-
creases taxes where will the
money come from and where will
the people's wrath fall — on the
lawmakers the governor or both?
These questions are bothering
legislators in their pre session
conferences and has prompted one
lawmaker to predict that "half of
those legislators running for re-
election will be defeated two years
from now"
While lawmalms are making a
big pitch publicly on how they're
going to "trim the fat" "tighten
our belts" "cut out waste" and
WiENNO
The promised new petitions on
dropping city manager govern-
ment in Durant are now being
circulated it was learned today
However in a surprise move the
petitions ask for the Alderinanic
(weak mayor) form of govern-
ment instead of the council and
Oklahoma Has
Birthday As
46th State
GUTHRIE (UPI — It was 53
years ago today that Oklahoma
became the 46th state of the un-
ion "Full Panoeplied Oklahoma En-
ters Union" procialtned a head-
line in the Guthrie IJeader then
the capital city newspaper o
Oklahoma
At 10:16 a In President Theo-
dore Roosevelt signed the procla-
mation Gov Charles N Ilaskcil
took the oath of office and there
was an unusual ceremony
An Indian beauty from Musko-
gee representing Indian Territory
as a "bride" was symboically
wedded to a man from Oklahoma
City representing Oklahoma terri-
tory as "bridegroom" Mrs Leo
kz
A4w!4 wowodob4
can II" after the capsule was snatched in
the air near Hawaii This is the first
actual picture ever released of an air-
craft making a catch
(NEA Telephoto)
Surprise! Weak Mayor
Government Asked Here
Greengloss Is
Freed From Prison
thm too° mothers and teen-
- urged to "civil disobedi
f'nt' bv segregation leaders ran
sr reaming through the streets of
-- -
Now Orleans today and police
he capsule was snatched in turnet fire hoses on them
Hawaii This is the first -HI! with the water oil with the
! ever released of an air- w:iter- the mob Serea Med RS it
a catch advanced nn the offices of the
(NEA Telephoto) i Or leana Parish School Board
----- -- --- --- ---- Nih Opulad tWO integrated ele-
mentirv Sciswis for the third
ea!( Mayor straigll day
Vire !rucks were lined up in
frort of the offices after the
crowd broke Away from encircling
A III s le ere motorcYclen1711:07i0 Hail
Thp fircinen turned On the hoses
strong mayor type WiliC11 the city met the crowd surged into the
had until No years ago stinging water and kept going
The crowd advanced into the full
Under the Aldermanie form the
mayor is more or less a figure- flow of the water and stood there
head as he is now under council waving Confederate flags and
manager government instead of -- ----an
individual elected by tile Iwo
pie anti paid to run the city Licensing Of
The Aidermanic government is
widely found in cities of under I pharmaci
5000 population and as a general
Democre
12 MILES FROM TEXOMA LODGE AND PAR
500 0 SIM ging Ri lkYR
Kids Navch iln Mour0
Fire Hoses Turned
On Demonstrators rba
k
NEW ORLEANS Irrn More shrieking "Two four i-six eight
teen-
17 '
AVis & n
Ill wana integr
cIsate"
1
awl
Jo 5eiso mo th s
Ts
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Every time firemen turned
stois
urged to "civil disobtati down
the water pressure the
' by segregation leaders ran crowd surged forward again
rea in ing i 11 11 nigh the streets of After nearly an hour of drench- i jcvc)
oilcans today and police ings the crowd slowly began to H toz 0
p
break up and pollee at the schools :
rne1 fire hoses on them
braved lest it march on the i 1 1)
"U V‘111
ll 1 the wate n w
r Oith toe
schools t 0
(C111177
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!ter" the mob screamed as u
Eggs thrown by the mob lit- i '-
visosied on the offices of the
i
tered the streets 'and soggy citi- '': V't 11
leisw Parish School Boards
zens council pamphlets floated in :: i::': :::4 ':::': :1
itch opened two integrated ele- the gutter
:t
Nits by ssbssols for the third
Pollee sped from N Dn
teoough to ':!-'' - '' -11
isgi t
day turn :
turn back dozens of carloads of '' '
Vire Itiocki-i were lined up 14: :'
':
in teen agers converging on the f - : t
sht of the At offices after the m F k:t
school Williarantz School ':: ' 1 '
i-vd broke Away from encircling :
one Negro girl returned 45 min- 1:i IT ' : :: : :
::
a
04:::li
otorcycle police
Wes late to Oa 08 and a MM' S8r- :! : ' : :
Rfo to Han st 7
of about 300 surged into the street r" Ni
Dip filvInIm tunwa On the hoses after hut
)II
et the crowd surged into the q
inging water awl kept Police held their ground and :-'1'"' i: I
going drove the crowd back i :: itt
le
04:-44 k
erowd advanced into the full Teen Agers Turned Back "'' VC4 k
av of the water and stood there
Teen agers driving in a giant
aving Confadat'sla flags and caravan toward McDonough were
turned back several blocks from 6 (2)
icensing Of the school They whirled around
and sped toward City Hall Some e
'harmacists residents said there were as many
as 300 cars in the group but UPI
reporter William Cook counted 30 I
114''''' el
s Criticized in one block They were strung ti 0: A
444xial
4
out for several blocks
At City Hall the teen-agers NEW ORLEANS police remove a fighting screarr
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI)--Two joined hundreds of jeering flag-
atonal pharmacy publications waving parents in a march teen-age girl after she attempted to break policej
and enter the integrated McDonogh Elemntary Scb
ive attacked the recent 'teens- through the corridors of the shiny
1 Police arrested some 12 person after a crowd triec
g of 127 assistant pharmacists new building and up to the third
Oklahoma floor mayor's office All work braek through the Ithes Two former all-white sch
The Journal of the Anweican came to a halt in New Orleans were integrated Nov 14 A
harmaceutical Association de- Chanting "two four six eight (NEA Teleph
iripis (Alai-mina's actions as "a - we don t wanna integrate" the -
treat to public health" and the demomtrators swarmed toward 1 Mr II milt prounfre nsi
la rla fi cy profession the sooffices se veral 1
Weekly P h a r m a c y Reports chl board o
blocks away 1
rule the community's government
Is run by the department heads Is Criticized
The petition was dropped on the
desk of Mrs Jessie Duncan city OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI)—Two
Clerk ty Chock Cargal who col- national pharmacy publicationa
lected the bulk of the names in have attacked the recent licens-
the earlier petition which wag Mg of 127 assistant pharmacists
ruled invalid for legal reasons in Oklahoma
The earlier petition railed for The Journal of the Anireican
a vote on return to the council- Pharmaceutical Association de
strong mayor government F'I'lws Oklahoma's actions as "a
Under state law the circulators threat to public health" and the
have three months to collect the pharmacy profession
required number of signatures Weekly Pharmacy Ileport
The new petitions each with states "rumors of cheating on
space for' 20 names are printed i pharmacy board exams (in Okla
and remind circulators and sign- homa and Pennsyivania) may
el's that those putting their name point to the need for drastic clean
on it must personally sign it along i up action to save the base of the
with their correct address a n i profession — something along the
must be a legal voter of the city t hnes of the clean-un in the niedi
lig of 127 assistant pharmacists
in Oklahoma
The Journal of the Antreican
Pharmaceutical À Ski0CiatiOh
F'141s Oklahoma's actions as "a
threat to public health" and the
cy profession
Weekly Pharmacy Reports
states "rumors of cheating on
pharmacy board exams (in Okla-
lanna and Pennsylvania) may
point to the need for drastic clean-
up action to save the base of the
profession — something along the
I ines Of the clean-up in the hi edi
cal profession that followed the
famous Flexile! report in the ear-
ly part of the 1900s"
commends l'irkers
A news release front the APhA
commends iklahoma Pharmacy
City representing Oklahoma terri- NEW YORK (UPI) -- David I
I commends ((klahoma Pharmacy
tore as "bridegroom' Mra Leo :Greenglass an Army machinist I
Board Secretary William J Vick-
Bennett and C G Jones played who gave atom b(Mlb Se(2I'etS tt) a i yrs Arillyvc
r tor refusing to sign
the roles Russian-recruited spy ring was ! the aasistant pharmacists' ii-
t
There was ceremony pomp freed from prison today to find a tmes It quotes Dr Villiam S
wild celebration and even a bar new life among the countrymen ' Apple
APIA seeretary a prals-
becue The Leader carried this be betrayed
I Mg Vickers' stand against what
story by special Western Union Greenglass left the federal '
1 Apple terms "the pressure of
Union wire from Washington: house of detention here with his board members"
"WASHINGTON D C Nov 16 coat collar pulled up around his I
1 VVeekly Pharmacy Reports sug-
- A new star was added to the face shortly after 8 an He was 114sted
there is a "need for a coin
American flag today by the ad in the company of an attorney
e I and
! plete investigation by an outside
mission formally into the union of who told newsmen th ex-spy
1ould not speak out on his former ! unimpeachable authority to
the state of Oklahoma President k ! reassure pharma(y its allied pro
Roosevelt at ten-sixteen o'clock Plots( tesion and the public"
this morning signed the proclaina The former atomic worker ap
Both publications are published
tion admitting the territories of peared to have lost about 30 tt t
Oklah a om and Indion territory pound '111
s in prison He was in vy'astniNton 1) C
" 1 The State Board of Pharmacy
jointly as one of the American shaven but his on face (
! recenilv licensed the 127 and ap
states" although still full appeared thin- I pnc at – ions are ending from 138
'
That was the story On Nov 16 ner and he apparently had had litts
p
mome de done '"
190 tvhen Oklahoma became the ntal work i i Vickers declined comment today
46th state The 39-year-old brother of ex 1
on the two articles but said he
The story of Oklahoma's first ecuted Ethel Rosenberg
" WIN aware the publications are
hiing
day of statehood is told by Irvin brought here last weekend from
circulated in the pharmacy
Hurst Oklahoma City instwanc the federal penitentiary at Lewis-
!trade
burg Pa He had served nine '
agent and former newspaper re- Itettew To Sign
porter in his book "The 16th years and four months of a 15-
Vickers refused to sign the as
Star" year prison sentence
sistant phat niarist licenses On
It reads: 1
! grounds of consciunee
"Arrangements proceedeo for a Vickers cited among his reasons
gala inaugural ceremony on that Hospital IPports of cheating on examlna-
Saturday November 16 Thous- hens and of alleged pharmacy law
ands thronged the territorial cap- violations by some of the appli
ital At 10:15 a m Washington Notes m(WAS
time the president entered the A total of 265 applicants took ex-
BRYAN cabinet room — having b MEMORIAL
een de andnationm recently under ij su-
layed several minutes reading his Admission m 1 preme court ruling whhli ordered
I mail — and without ceremony at- Steve Miller Durant the ta)ard to lirenSe ISSiStitill
' latched his signature a minute lat Lizzie Ilearon Durant pharmacists provided they had
I
! cr As he looked up Roosevelt ex Nathleen Mackey Dur had two year
ant
1
claimed: Distulasals ience and could pass a state ex-
'Oklahoma is now a state'" Leona Smith M a
ead s of practicul exper
nantion
the like nearly all will confide pri es But those funds are earmark I leaders Sen Everett Collins and
Ittely there's no painless way to ed by the constitution for that pm- ' Rep J D McCarty to submit two
reduce spending pose and the legislature can't tou1 budgets to the new legislature
"Where are we going to cut ser len them ! one will stay within the $217
vices?" lawmakers are asking Some state services may be million revenue estimate The oth
'Are we going to chop the echool I Bwitehed to the welfare &part- yr will be based on possible addl
term to seven months? Are we go I ment but the number that eiln tional revenue
big to take it off the road pro1 qualify is limited Inroads vete Face Big lincreakie
gram? Are we going to reduce made ItiMt NeS8i011 when the (TM The lawmakers face an !fl-
our mental health program? How pled children's commission and etuatto of approximately Vie mil-
I can we cut down on college spend emergency relief functions were lion Just in the common school and
ing when enrolment is skyrocket transferred to welfare This plt e college programs to meet obliga-
ing?" I ed their financing under sales tax tions already imposed by present
Rig Welfare Outlay I revenue and freed general funds law
' One of the biggest outlays in ' to be spent on other functions l Among proposal to raise more
state funds goes to welfare—some Gov Howard Edmondson has money are an Increase in the Bales
150 million a year from sales tax agreed with Senate and House I or gasoline tax an income tax tn
To Tax Or Economize Is Problem Facing Legislators
Lake Report
an observer" When he came out
of the building he said school
officials told him only (OW IA hite
student had showed Up for
ChtS8C3
Lake level 81566 water temper-
ature 82 barometer 3022 rising
Winds northerly 15-20 mph dimin-
ishing tonight Light and variable
Thursday Fair through Thursday
Cooler this afternoon and tonight
High today 68 low tonight 35 high
tomorrow 70
crease a natural gas tax and clos
Ing of present income tax loop-
holes Many lawmakers are talking of
sdbmitting any tax proposal to the
people and tying the revenue to
some function which popular ap
pea I uch as roads schools wen-
tal health or colleges
Another revenue rang pro-
posal getting attention Is a horse
race betting bill
Regardless of how it cornea out
It Is doubtful if anyone will like it
and almost certain the people will
try to saddle elected officials with
the blame
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TRAFFIC SCOREBOARD
OKLAHOMA CITY (111)11—Traf-
fic fatalities reported by the Okla
homl ILithway Patrol:
In the 24 hours to a 'In today
—O
To date this year--568
To (late in 1959-557
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NEW ORLEANS police remove a fighting screaming
teen-age girl after she attempted to break police:lines
and enter the integrated McDonogh Elemntary School
Police arrested som 12 person after a crowd triedjo-: I
braek through the lines Two former all-white schtsda
in New Orleans were integrated Nov 14 A
(NEA Telephoto)
Hot Provotte
But a horde of motorcycle po — — t
li
cemen brought the march to a
the middle of i
stop by boxing a street and riding in the crowd in At Base Castro says: r
I
in circles arounct it like Indians
in circles arounct it like Indians - - — - - - - - - - - -
circling a wagon train The en- '
HAVANA UPI) — Cuban Pre- revolution" but said his govern-
vrtged demonstrators vt lied in
yelled - - -- mier Fidel Castro warned that the I ment would do nothing to provoke
fury at the police and some cried United States has no way of pre US "aggression" from the Guan-
they had been struck by the pass- venting the triumph of the
ing motorcycles which were tray- - Cuban 1 tanamo naval base it was re-
I — a
ported today
toting slowly
N
He made the declaratits- in a
Mast of the crowd WaS teen -
aged On woman was thrown into o Conflict speech delivered Stmdai' 1 night
a patrol wagon aft but made public only today by er a busload of
police rolled up on the lawn of ' I n Bank Laws the government press
the supreme court building adja- r "Our fight 1: hard but we are
cent to City Hall going to win it" the premier told
The crowd at Frantz school did Sebring Says Cubans employed by the US
not congregate until moments be- naval installation "The question
the Negro child arrived All OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — I or Guantanamo is a problem of
four Negro girls are attending all I State Bank Commissioner Carl Se- i right not force"
girl first grade classes bring said today a recent federal i He said that this government
i
Supt of Police Joseph Giarrosso coutt ruling that Oklahoma has no vvould adopt a "wait and see" at
personally directed his forces at control over national banks poses
ssistant titude in order not to provoke
McDonogh and had his a
no conflict with state law l American "aggreasion" He asked
at Frantz Forces at AlcDonogli The Durant Nationtil Bank was i base workers not to join the Cas
Glarnisso said were brought up perniitted to install a drive In fa- tro militia in order not to give the
to about 120 men after Tuesday dility under the recent federal I United States the excuse for
night's frenzied Citizens Council opinion i "counter-aggressions"
meeting
William Itainach leading seg This oloes not mean that nation- l lie also promised to construct
al banks In Oklahoma will try
1 regationist vim told the 50u0 per i on the base who exchanged the
to 1100o low cost homes for workers
1 4 i round the state's limitation
gt o
sons at the meeting they should of braoh banks simply because largest number of American dol
rttutititi with H n tilislit'cifird Mull they are under supervision Of the I lars for Cuban pesos The Cuban
of "civil disobedience"
1411')"" U S comptroller of currency
in workers are paid in American dol-
or) at Niclionogli school todaY I st"1 or the Oklahoma Bank Corn-
1
He said he was just there as
"- - 1 niission Sebring said I ! tars
lMeanwhile it was reported that
: Castro's chief Justice and one as-
"There isn't any confilett" he
' sociate justice of the supreme
continued "They try to conform
court he handpicked had sought
wath Oklahoma law" i! political asylum in embassies
State law prohibits branch bank
here
Mg including driveins without 1 They were identified as Chief
permission of the bank commis- Justice Erno Menendez who
slim Only one such facility Is per I fled to the Argentine embassy
in Med and it must be within L: and Associate Justice Jose Ntor-
1
000 feet of the parent hank ell RM11011) 1A-ho sought asylum in
Ti e Durant case went to fed- i the Mexican embassy shortly
eral court after the Imrant hank I thereafter
asked the state commission to al) I
prove a $900i)0 drive-in faellity 1
which was protested by the First 1
Nation B
al ank of Durant " No Camping Fee
In State Parks
The state commisainn delayed
approval of the drive-in pending OKLAFIOMA CITY (!K) -- A
public hearing The Durant balk Legislative c 0 tin c i I committee
approvol nt the drive-in pendinwg OKLAFIONIA CITY (TTI) -- A
public hearing The Durant baiik
en went to federal court for n
injunction to free it to put in voted unanimously today to kill a
Legislative council committee
th
drive-in I at state parks -
the proposal to change camping fees
"Let's kill this" said Rep Vir
Theatre Building To the i g tat and federal government
it Tinker Fairfax chairman of
se
Became Bank Parking committee "This could eat us up
1 alive"
Conversion of the old Savago Sen Ben Easterly Alva Mee
theater on N 2 into a parking area chairman joined in the execution
for Durant National bank custo with the remark there are three
mers VELA announced today by state parks in his district and the
pesi'lnt Clark liass people wouldn't like it
The brick building across the I "We have a little Osage Hills
alley north from the haek of the Park up there" Tinker said of his
hank will be opened in front for district "Sumo one read a piece
an entrance and at the rear as en in the paper about this anti man
exit into the one-way alley be alive whew!"
tween N 2 and N 3 The only other committee menu
' The project started today will ber present Rep Kenneth 'Con
provide eight to ten parking spec- verse Tishomingo joined In' pep
es Base eat& ting the propooal to death
The bupper in the high school election will be defeated two years trig when enrolment la skyrocket- ! transferred to welfare This plav1 college programs to meet obliga- race betting hill an entrance and at the rear as an ' in the paper about this and snan
I-
cafeteria preceding the Lion- from now" ing?" I ed their financing under sales tax ' Ulm' already imposed by present Regardless of how it conies out exit into the one-way alley be- I alive whew!" –
Broken Bow homecoming game at While lawmakers are making a Rig Welfare Outlay !revenue and freed general funds I law it is doubtful if anyone will like it tween N 2 and N 3 The only other committee mom
Laird field will be from 5:30 to big pitch publicly on how they're One of the biggest outlays in to be spent on other functions Among proposal to raise more and alnioat certain the people will The project started today will ber present Rep Kenneth 'Con-
7:30 pm There will be pie coffee going to ltrim the fat" "tighten state funds goes to welfare—some Coy Howard Edmondson heal money are an increase in the sales try to saddle elected officials with provide eight to ten parking spec- verse Tishomingo joined in' rep
and cake in addition to Cita our belts" "cut out waste" and 150 million a year from salea tax- agreed with Senate and House I or gasoline tax an income tax tn the blame es Base said ting the proposal to death
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