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y Saturday, Jtn. 13,1968 OKLAHOMA CITY TIMM
Cold, Clear
Weekend Due
A crUp. cold weekend under blue *kie» U on lap for
Oklahoma!'^, ihe weather bureau said Saturday.
Forecasters said Sunday morning's low tempera-
tures will be cold, from 7 in the northeast to 21 in the
south, but afternoon readings are forecast from the mid
30s in the northeast to the mid or high 40s elsewhere.
Saturday morning's lows were mostly In the low 20s,
with several stations reporting lows in the teens. Oklaho-
ma City recorded a 23. Saturday afternoon's tempera-
tures were forecast from 30 in the northeast to 44 in the
west.
4Hot Pursuit’
Not Ruled Out
WASHINGTON' (AP) — man for President Johnson
The possibility that L\ S.
forces will make incursions
Into Cambodian territory
still exists, a top U. S. for-
said the president considers
the Bowles mission “useful.”
The s p o k e s m a n did not
elaborate and said further
eign policy spokesman says comment from Johnson was
The necessity of self- not expected,
defense will decide w hether The president s handling of |
U. S. fighting men enter the war is likely to come un-
Cambodia to flush Commu- der lire when congress con-
tiist troops. Assistant Score- venes Monday. Public hear-
tary of State William P. Bun-
dy said Friday.
"When you have a situa-
tion where Viet Cong and
North Vietnamese troops are
there." Bundy said at a state
. department briefing, "there
may arise a situation where
American forces are faced
with the necessity of taking
action in what is called the
right of defending yourself.
Probe* Sought
ings on war policy have been
promised by the Senate For-
eign Relations Committee,
which includes some of the
senate's chief critics of
American involvement in the
conflict.
In Salt Lake City. Vice
President Hubert H. Hum-
phrey argued Friday that U.
S. security is bound up with
that of other nations.
“We are not in Southeast
In such Instances, he said. Asia to make war,” he said,
‘we will have to weigh the "We are in Southeast Asia to
situation very carefully.
As an outgrowth of the vis-
it paid Prince Norodom Siha-
nouk of Cambodia this week
by U. S. special envoy Ches-
ter Bowles, the Asian ruler
has asked the largely inac-
tive International Control
Commission to strengthen it-
self and do more investigat-
ing of complaints that Com-
munist troops are using
Cambodian border areas as
a haven from the Vietnam
War.
Although the Bowles-
Sihanouk talks were fruitful,
making the commission ef-
fective will probably require
long-term effort, Bundy said.
Nlssioa ‘Useful’
The commission’s mem-
bers are Poland, Canada,
and India.
In San Antonio, a spokes-
maintnin peace — and peace
sometimes comes at a high!
price. We can’t afford to let
little fires break into confla-
grations."
Red Upsurge Seen
In Los Angeles Friday.
Adm. Ulysses S. Grant
Sharp, commander of U. S.
forces in the Pacific, said the
North Vietnamese show no
signs of weakening.
“On the contrary.” he told
a news conference, "over the
last three months there has
been an upsurge of enemy
military activity and ag-
gressiveness.”
Another assessment of the
progress of the war was
made in Albuquerque, N. M
by Sen. Howard Cannon (D-
Ncv.) who returned from an
inspection trip to Southeast
Asia in November.
VITA
U.S. And
=* State
7fe<zt/ier D<ruu
BIRTHS
Th# T,mat conaratuiatdi
•rout I Union
fun
I Delores
Mr. onS Mrs. Ruuall K. Morgan. 700|Foro.
Irxaflttloe, I Bov
Remono Coll vs. Cherles,* wad*.
Emma vs. William Douo'ei
Mr oni Mrs. Charles L. Clark. Choc-
tow. o Bov.
Mr. *«• Mrs. Gerald* Mandevlil*. 5717
lauu ri a
Mr. and M/s. Russell E. Abolt. 2M* SW
4*Mr,*and Mrs. Kenneth E. Sterrett, MS
*MrTand°sirs. West metier. Choctaw, a
V. and .Mrs. Rottrt
1 01. a dirt.
W. Taylor. SOM
Mr. and Mrs. d. S*Ravno. «M NW 1,
. jAd^Mrs. Keiiv Lathroa. 1U1 SW
Mr.'end Mrs. James Dohort. tot SE It.
' * Sr.1' end Mrs. Gtorse I. Framing. 1133
Del Mar lid., a ain.
. Mr, and Mrs. DevSv 0. McRherson.
SIM Wilburn Pi., a Boy.
Mr. and
can. a aln.
University
Mrs. Ronald McOenold.
Mr. and Mrs^rr5o?rHackatt. mm sw
IS# i boy
Mr. and Mrs. Jamas A. Hoimoot. 3711
Robm ftldto Rd. a ein
Herman
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C Gillies. 1511 SW
n. a bay.
taut* Community
.Mr. and^Mrs. Raymond Holden, alls
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Holden, alia
Havreastlo Rd.. i boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Limooi mi SW
.. . __________ ...
Mr.'end Mrs. Waymor Terrell. 31IS SW
ai. a Blrl.
MARRIAM LICRNIRI
Jnarttl. anJ*Koran* wVi'ey7*!!, "ol 740 NW
'lhany.'and Dors-
Fremont Or.
tharHsM.j Mount^r,^ VJJJ-
IW 55th >1.
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so. Roberts,
14 NW
NW 7
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laitfew
Mb
.... ______ Fair and
attar ovarniahi low el it.
Fair and
for
i lows from
(From ttto U. S. Weotnar Raroaus
OKLAHOMA — Fair and warmer Sun
day attar overnight lows tram t nor mean
warmer Sunday attar avernlohi
MCENTRAL OKLAHOMA -
warmer Sunday altar overniant
,5»^uVk«lfsT Oklahoma -
warmer Sunday alttr avernlohi
'S^r^wlstOK^SHOMi1-- Fair end
warmer Sunday oiler overman! lows Irom
'VMflnrL^A'A - Partly
cloudy and continued cold throuah Sun-
day. bvernleht low 7 to IS. High Sunday
<nNORTHWEST OKLAHOMA - Fair and
w«rm«r Sunday after overnight low* from
U to 19. Mion Sunday In 40*.
OKLAHOMA AANHAN0L8 - Pelf and
FUr and
n.oh! low* froi
_ _____ . . If if
warmer Sunday offer overnight lows fro
14 to 19. High Sunday In 40*.
KANSAS - Fair and a llttlt warmer
Sunday otter overnight lowi from nr§ to
ARKANSAS
— Cloudy «nd cold through
now nndino Saturday Over-
iunoov with snqw _ .
right low 12 to 22. ..
MISSOURI - Cloudy ond cold jwith
snow mainly cost through Sundoy. Over-
now moinly cost thri
tUft'ftft* -
.. ______ Fair and warmar
after avernlohi lows from ly to
Sunday
COLORADO — Fair and warmar Sun-
day altjr ovtrmaht laws Irom X below
fNRW MEXICO — Fair ond warmer
iundey altar overnleM lowt Irom wo to
TRMPIRATURI ANO PRICIFITATION
Hiohtsl lomoeraluri yesterday. 40.
Hlehest lamooratura a yaar ate yaatar.
day, 44.
Hiohast i
yaars 'hat i
lamotratura on
years *hat data, 73.
record in 70
Lowest temooroturo lost nlahi, 23.
Lowest lemperoture a year ooo
t. 31.
nloht. 31.
Lowest temoerotur* on record In 71
years lhai dolt, -r.
SUNRISE ANO SUNIIT OATA
rs tomorrow ol 7:37 O.m. lots: 5
Pises
Phase First. Rises: 4:30 O.m. Sunday
4:00 O.m.
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FERRELL
Uran LOU 9291 Mo*noum lorvtcot
%harman Runoroj Sorv*co
GESELL
Waller a 3U0 Wush.re Bhrd !
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Wrmon Ounofi Sorvtco
GRISHAM
Harvey Aee 74 4101 NW N Sur-
vived be wile Wilma, sons 4AaM.
Narwoad. A Lynn dauaMep Patri-
cia Stoul: Sister Mrs Rest CM Fu-
neral services 10 A M Mexdov at
the WATTS FUNERAL HOME. Mas
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direction pt Hunter Funeral Home
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Bvrd. oouohter- Mr* Lola Ellen
Ctoo«» s Jr 12 orongchiigrtn: 71
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Of the home addre**. Fumral serv-
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Homo. Tim Welt* Ji
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Homo. TiOO Witt* Jr . Funeral O*
MURRAY
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111 NW 197 Vrv.ce* Sat
5 A M in Sheri
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el Infermont Memortei Park
eterv.
Sherman Funeral Sere.cr
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REYNOLDS
Nellig Ora. 3729 NW 7B Service* 19
Saturday. '
A M. _
Chaeal First _
ractrd br Guard'
Shelby
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Church. D*-
Waiter Edward 32)4 NW 77 Serv
ke* will be h the Sm »h & Kernke
Funeral Chaoei Saturday a am
For viewing, trendy may can a*
the funeral home until 3pm_
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[SECRETARY.
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Survivor* inc>t_- _____ . ..
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Curti* LfVov Smith. Ken^is C tv
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sister* Mr*.
Haftia Wii-
bell Harris.
me;
Smith, Dodos
the Smith 4 Kernfci
el Sunday 7 c m Iritrrmvnt Yukon
Cemetery
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SMITH
Marvin A
214 SW a* Srtv.tri II
am. Saiurdav. Unl« cn.ori o' Tnr
Rote*. Resthaven Cemetnr4
er. interment
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MEYERS
k___..... Cemetery
bv Hohn-Cook Stroot
Directors
Albert MOV
Reich. 1141S N
bv wife Mrs
daughter* Mrs
»ev. Mr*. Ruth Eiou
grandchildren; brgmar . . ..
tr*. sister Mr*. Ethel Moiimenn.
Funeral services 7 am. Monday.
Immanuel Lutheran Church. 1909
NW 36. Interment brittnn Cema-
ttrv. Directed bv Hghn-Cook-Street
A Droaer Funeral Directors
SLITT
Mri Lou J. flat W
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treat t Drooor Cnaotl. Inter.
Hill Comotorv.
VANDIVER
3134 Putnam Ha^hrt Rtvd.
k-street A wroaer runer01
WILLIAMS
Mra. Raomno E 44M Rrondvwint.
Survived bv nuibano Ira W'liiomt;
‘ moo B.i 1 orond.
R. P. Ritoa.’ in-
..-kor,
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10m Lorry A J.n
matron, brotnor I -
tor Mra. On Walker. Funeral lerv.
MM 7 O.m s.lur da v. Hahn-
Cook-Slrtol A Draper CnaMl. En-
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SPANUKE
Gut. 2710 NC 14. Service* 19 A M.
iBlurday. Full Ggipot Tabernacle.
Directed bv Guardian
Rote*. Resfhaven C*m*frr/ Under
the direction of Ceo'W Hui Funerol
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afford. Green. N
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WAGNER
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butbond Paul.- bromeri Herman
Teter. Phoenia; Roll T.ier.
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Funerol torvicM in Morrill
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Devil. Okie D-recled Bv Rill Mtr
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APOLLO. ATS. DEEP SPACE
PROGRAMS
Formal tfiinin* is availoWo lor most tochmcian
positions. Two to lour yoars •«P»r,*Bt* ,#Ru,r*
ad in tha lollowing aguipmont amt-
Racaivart Modulo Rdp.1'
Recorders Dralting
Digital Systams Talophonr Tec
Opanings also oaist at the tnqinaaring laual
lor:
COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERS
Engineering experience in Voice/Hardwire
Communications Systems. H/S Dote Systems.
RGspoftfibiliti*t include Dtlign Rfid Impltmtn-
♦dtion Comm. Syftloms.
RELIABILITY ENGINEER
Background in Porlormanca Analysis raquirad.
Familiarity with Data Processing methods re-
quired. Responsibilities include Analysis t Pre-
diction associated with Electronic Tracking Sys-
tem.
)
SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER
B.S. in Math or equivalent. Two to lour years
experience in Data Analysis raquirad. Fortran
desirable. Responsibilities include Trajectory
Computations, Orbit Determination, end Sta-
tistical Data Procedures.
1
For more information or a personal interview in
OKLAHOMA CITY
Please call A. Cipich at JA 1-2511 on Jan. 13
or 14 Irom 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
II ufllbl* to Iftanf# (nl*rv(«« peat* for««'4 'Mj**
nclu^trq *alary Liltory *o
BENDIX FIELD ENGINEERING CORPORATION
572 E. Groan Street
Pasadena, California 91101
All Condidoto* will bo contidtrod without raqe'd *o raca,
crg«d. color. roliRtort, f««tion«l ori9to or »•■-
MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Fiont and factory anolnatrino-dnai «o »n coo'dmattc* ef devan
and product ten of *00041 manufoOunno machtnvry
Ou*r«0
Degrev re-
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER
Cft4ffpr*o«no OOPOrtunlf*#* Off kvAitaoH »n devtiotrrrmt an* 440*1-
C4»*or\ o# now concvof* 4i*d »v*t*ms to rreavyn Otract and
rtef labor effort aitcoofed uuifh manutac'ursrg
____ _ . fort 4S*CC
duct research protect* on manutaCunoo prxtdure* »od
r ______, __...gfor
manytactynnq rrrgineer.r.g dt*ctplme*
•oref* |
economic* eval
ImtJfmrnidti
■re ■■■■■■I
iiuafaon **utfte«
•on Of C^mpqii
protttui Con-
’vy *Y>g procedure* trfcetv
for manaoenimwif control Pur
tecfnokovv to *n<Ju*ff tai end
Dn«rre rtoiflrod
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Otter; oermanent employment opportunity lor manuUctur.rtg or
ptant and tae’erv noQir>eer.r>9 po*>tion*. Some enqtairwr,ryj r«cer
end neer »ng ororee required
n v*ufe
e-'ce and
pr-ct^* 4141
*y»tem*.
ngm*
,. . _ *»ki
Pottiicm auMta'n
lanntnr w< n n-*rutacture cl comrri^.cAt.oe *tt(
and mar'ut*tture and a* .emtMy of cectrt
a*fi
pt»^
cectrontc comoo-
DRAFTSMAN
vsaiegqe ot plectron c* and electrt
t ret e Be at e to prepare a^O n-ane ( 1 ,ny,
*et (!ma ftg'. to inc.uOe icn^matK*. sub-wi'f*.
oe aoI* to work opwr
basic knowledge ol electronic* ana ete<tr<al dra*» ng
»o cor
in'f*. and f*n«t a**em-
aith
tirevinq* Vy«
planning enqanaer;
cnmo'«R
final a*
de*. on #nd
HADE SCHOOL ||
LF 5 BAB 3 1
PAID VACATIONS PENSION PLAN
S*ckng*» 4 dee" benet-t. *t no eatra cost to emoicrea
tu'l'on refund prcg'.im
LEARN A TRADE
AMrawd Retail Croc SW Coiiaae al
Meat cutrara I3B1 i M«v MU 1 M31
Okie. Barber Collage
StAtt Actreditea-VA Acoroved
..7 W c^-^-^CRAlia.
RE A RADIO ANNOUNCER
It vow can auaitly. m* demand a ex
cettenl lor our Gradwaiei. S'udv in
your KMra lime Gl Approved Cali
or Write COLUMBIA School at
fcrsh&a^* “*• v*'E*i
wmmm MVTKVM 28 |
MUSIC LFSSONS 4 minor reeair .
^t|;Muitc Stud to*. 2612 NW 91 j
BW Verted—kale 41
———-
AIRCRAFT
ELECTRONICS
SYSTEMS
ENGINEER
Immediate Opening
Mu*t have prgytou* eipen.
•nee
In «h«roe of your department
Top %4ierv-Fr»nge benefit*
Immediate opening* tor 1
Electronic* Cable Fabricator*
and ln*talier*
Aircraft Sheet Metal Worker*
Apply »n Person I
QUALITRON
AERO, INC.
Local ton No^^i. Meechgm
Fort Worth, Texet
COMPUTER
PROGRAMMER
Outatandlna opportunity tar men with
#n*, *° f!n..'"2rK axoerltnee on 1400
grte* bS Math, buttne** or account-
ing degree preferred Military obliga-
tion* comarefed. Salary open. Ameri-
aiJnSnawSk""N
Wanted. TV tervtc* man. Expert
eneed man ornterred or would (rein
young man wltn bene electronic
WATCHMAKER
Exoerlenced meitn. creltiman tor
eilabl.ihrd buiy H-welry .lore, Samu-
OTvMNW ”• JAt”M
Laundry malnttnancn man, muit ba
SWnt&nTO. 'IS1 laVge’commn*
fcSR-4Bir.SnkmB“
Need aBilitant breakfast cook 4 oart
time evening cook. Salary bated on
1J!faVra™Vl»ClJ»« Dr%'w',0“
WANTED: man lor atnaral larm
work and call a cart. Hcuia and util
Ql»» I", addition to waaei. Contxct
KSn.».l7feAr,\t!M 7,040
SKSTifflUT Tachnlelan-Ekca»a"l
m
MAKER
We mad an exoerlenced crattiman
CANNfcNTEHjl^^Ytt^AND TOOLS
Tralntts 11-35 $325-9350
CENTRAL EMRLOYMINT CE 40001
Flrat, Clan Fla# Welder. Muit be
cerillled or cuabie of Failing carllTl-
eatlon Tail. Yx< lalarv * benallt
fe)[ffitltfrareV..C7£,.AJ
Janltara full 4 sort tlmt. car necei-
iary. apply 1305 NW S
w
1107 NW H W. at BaFtlit Haialtal
Ot»*ce
tO 4 Ol
our* for per venal interview Von day thru Frida? 9 am.
For personal
SU • YOOd eat
appo*ntr*rent
interview* nn Saturday call
26*7 or Blit Dunford. SU 9 JOOO fat
bill vcCerthy.
7642 tor an
Western Electric
Manufacturing and Supply Unit
of th« Bell System
ROBBERSON STEEL COMPANY
"Job Opaning with a Future"
STRUCTURAL STEEL LAYOUT 4 FITUF
MISC IRON LAYOUT 4 FITUP
ELECTRIC ARC WFLDERS GAS FLAME RUFNCRS
PUNCH OPERATORS SQUEEZE MOLOERS
SHOP TRAINEES SHOP HELPERS
Good a«y. Fnno* D*n.,ltv Rettr.rT-.fit
m.rit RhvliCAl exam r.outr.d
Adyoncrment b.;td an
Apoly
McK Inlev. centKt J R. Hodovs or
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
Colima
PROFESSIONAL
ATTENTION
MID. TERM
GRADS
LARGE COMPANIES 00
NOT HAVE TIME TO RE-
*S CRUIT ALL THE
Dlaldk Rida
JA 8-2855
Carlon Products Inc.
Ne«d -
wen e»ti
xperlenced barber, full time,
ab. bu*T. 2604 s Rob_
el6crtvTe'S^^,Wau
Mutt ba high ichool qraduat. with tl
Mil 1 vaari alKtronlct aducallon or
aaulvatant, military itrvica, ichaal
md-or malntananca .kaarlenca on dl-
iltal computtri, radar and othar
alactronlci aeceota-
gra. not raaulrai'
WE NEED YOU
apa»i
SUPERVISOR
Contulnor Manufacturing
w» ara laaklna a matura vounq min
with good m.chanlcai backoround,
tar , a manaamfnt portion Tn our
Farli, TAkai Plant. Prtvloui can
maklna .xparlance 4 daar.. dnira
bit. IkCaltant lalarv. banatlti, and
itock bonuv Blani It you want to
wark lor a Comoanv that It in. man
tr In III tlald, submit your r.ium. In
conlldanca to:
CAMPBltLCV6YUP CO.
ASME
CODE
WELDERS
MACHINE
Operators
SHEERS-tRAKES.ROLLS
F0'' ST"cLa?1-oAnT6
w. H. STEWART
CO.
420 E. SHERIDAN
goortunlir employ*.
Equal i
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m*"*;»r«. marktl m.nao.rl, and
PRINTER
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Tribune, Sellisaw, SP 3-2M9
^O^JPAiNTMAN
loot watkly.
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an—printer (lioorl. ] day
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Journeymar
work week,
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CAREER IN
LIBERTY MUTUAL
CLAIMS
DEPARTMENT
own training
Start with our
gram followed
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An equal
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