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study of Oklahoma's school system. public g. THE UWTON CONSTITUTION-MORNINS PRfSS, Sund.y, F.b. 3, 19M Bellmon Names Group To Study State's Schools OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -Gov. Henry Bellmon appointed what he termed a committee Saturday to make a He also committee said the will hold JOHNSON Continued From Page One Nam concerning the De Gaulle proposals.

The President, according to the While House official, was concerned at the time of the news conference about the interpretation in Southeast Asia of De Gaulle's proposals. This spokesman said the President lad the impression that many Southeast Asians regarded ilic De Gaulle plan as meaning or involving the withdrawal of U. troops from South Viet Nam. advisory This was not Johnson's its first tenlion, according to the souvce, r.ieeliiiK al 10 a. m.

Tuesday i a the President was altempl- stale Capitol's underground ing to correct an impression in aud'lomim. Nam when he discussed Or, .1. Win Payne, siipcrin-'neutralization. Prior lo Ihe news tendenl of schools at Ponca 'conference Johnson conferred Cily, is committee chairman, by telephone with Secretary of lie. elect lion replying to ihcm or reacting to moms.

ReUnion. said sponsibiliiy of assisting local REVOLTS Continued From One enough public support to buO a dicliilorsliip. Tmcrican officials see no mil ilary officer in the country to day with that strong a following, although several weak political parlies are seeking to line themselves up with the new strong man. An indication of U. concern for government instability in South Viet Nam, which the United Slates is backing with aid ol SI.5 million a day and 14,000 niililary men, came at a reception Saturday.

Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge was overheard advising Khanh to seek popular suppori from his people. "You should deliver a 'fireside chat' as soon as Lodge said. Westerners believe Khanh in (he Maj. Gen. Duong Van i He persuaded Minn lo slay on as an adviser up.

iui.ui ivj un art dll 1 1 districts to provide education ln a i informed diplomatic a U. S. urgin? for at least some opportunities lo equip Ihe youth i sourc said De Gaulle would conlinuiiv between regimes of our stale for twentUMh'ccn-' 1 1 0 I hal1 llis stand on i a dotted Saigon with living is perhaps the most! Soiuncasl Asia despite tanks and a few troop importani charge placed hnsor fcclln on the issue, trillions, but (here was no sug- suue I of a i a law, curfew symbolized the or cable censorship i a will reconvene and of the education program for Ihe next biennkim will be a mallei- of priority. possibiiilv is a i i a thai this committee will examin idea of a i i i i a command structure or United provincial administration of the nation. whether he foresaw' Saturday Khanh loured Saigon in llie relative- mcn lie deposed.

Both Sooner Political Parties Fall Into Squabbles By JERRY WITCIIER United Press International You can't tell Oklahoma Re- )ublicans from Oklahoma Democrats anymore just by looking .0 see whether they're squabbling. They both are. The big to-do in the GOP camp is over how far to go in him for the presidential nomination. Earlier party action "pledged" the delegation to Goldwater. Gov.

Henry Bellmon declined .0 take a stand on Garber's proposed resolution, The disagreement among support of Arizona Sen. Barryp cnl Goldwater before Ihc votes a counted at Uie national McGill. Democrats concerns selection slate chairman to succeed jon. Ilighwav Smith former Commissioner the Martin Garber of Enid, a long time Republican leader, has started a move to prevent commitment of the Oklahoma delegation to Goldwater, although it endorses a apparently inside track. He has Hester of chairman, jbeen endorsed by the national commiltecman, national committeewoman and a majority of i mentioning a names, has indicated that he is not in the Hester camp, He said (he party leadership needs some "new faces," although he did not have a candidate of his own in mind.

make a definite announcement soon about his future plans. Gov. Bcllmun says he will call a special election on a proposal to ban the union shop in Oklahoma to cide with the May 5 primary. Former Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson has speeded up his inch-by-inch move toward possible entry into the race for the Republican nomination for Senate. All in one day, he changed his registration from Democra-, lie lo Republican and resigned I the slate executive corn'milfee.

President Johnson's special' consultant on physical fitness. But Sen. Mike Monroncy, Wilkinson said he would 1 I GILBERT-WOODS PORTRAIT SPECIAL Cache Road Square Store Only Call for Completed Pictures After 2 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 2 SHOP 9 TIL 9 THESE SPECIALS AT CACHE ROAD SQUARE ONLY! ly near Future of ihe drove through the streets ()klahi) i a ned Chinese member- 1 nh Gen. i i 1UIC1 i I I I I I ma pryspm rdiiKilion program: in Vni a ij The short, chubby Khanh mci ana make recommcndalions lo 'President said flatly, "No, 1 do mt-mbers of Hie foreign llie governor for imuwcmenis not." diplomatic corps before appear- which I hoy feel would slrcnjilh-; lok a al -js press ir1 public wilh the ousted en our common school i a i a he a chief who is just under Ihe commiuec includes rep- thought the situation in Souih- six feet tall, resenlaiives of Ihc a a a Asia might be improved Khanh.

wearing green fa- Association, a neutralization of the combat tisues and combat boots, sipped Iraehers associations, school bciwmi the South with several' en- hoards, teachers, adminisira- a i supported by forces of. voys including Lodge. He tors, college professors, news-'the i Stales, and the Victlwa's in a light hearted mood men and legislators. Cong, the Communist forces joked about ihe new beard' Appointed lo the committee the north. i is growing, were: The President went on lo ---777------r.

Koberl vv. Allen of Ardmore; a he thought the pace of the i Collin Bowci! of a ,1. Ken warfare against the Viet Cong;" 1 Krooks of Ardimirc, Dr. John guerrillas should be M. Carson of E.

K. and he had so communical- Comstock of Rarllcsville, Dale these views lo the new Dage of Hlk Cily, Mrs, Arl -I'rs of the South Vietnamese Daniel of Krnic a government. weather of Chickuxha .1 i described Maj. Gen. FLETCHER (Staff) Ser-J l''ox of Perry, Stale Sen Ray vc Khanh who executed the vices for William Rehwall, Entire Stock Ladies Winter DRESSES 2 PRICE Entire Stock Ladies Winter HATS $100 1 Entire Stock Ladies Winter Sportswear 2 PRICE Enh're Stock Formais and Cocktail DRESSES 2 PRICE Entire Stock Girls Winter DRESSES 2 PRICE Funeral Rites William Rehwalr c.rantham of Ponca Ciiy up as lfle anri friendly 8S.

are pending at Dallon l-'un- Ificks of Nowatn. G. a i J( ade! of Sou; i Xam. eral Home here. 'Cityan Takes Part In Opening Rites For Motor Firm Thomas N.

Hall of Alva. J. Andrew IIollcv said he wrote a Rehwall was killer! in an nu- Sillwaler. Dale Hushey of lle wiis ac loni0 accident l-'riday night Woodward Krnes't lluniei 1 of vc U) vc 1 lc for in A i us- He honiestcaded a Hurlinglon" Rector" Johnson i i i i a operations farm cast of Lawion in 1901 Broken Row-. Mrs.

0. W. Jones, a 7 a he Jed allc! movod to in 1944. of Tahlcquah. Donald S.

Kcn-j 0 ho 'P- nedy of Oklahoma Cily. Glen Key of Sulphur. Mrs. Juanila Kidd of Oklahoma City, Harley T. King of Tulsa.

Dr. H. W. Knight of Tulsa, Kuscl of l-'ort Cobb, R. K.

Lano of Tulsa, Mrs. Dorothy Leiigadicr of Tulsa, Harold Lowery of Woodward. Miss Linabl'e Lucas of from 10 Different Types Tonkawa Tom Me PC Kingfisher, Paul Shawnee Jack P-irkcr of a a a mel of Guvmon. Perkv if i a Polle, of Du vam lohn lio-ors or maker of Smith son of s'i ui i i i 01 Aius-'tonian kogee and Murl of Cot- ebo. Molors Ck Drd l' 1 I of Dallas presided 1 I awlon i i la Abo arc employed a a snn ce son of the laic Services for Thomas N.

I a 9, son of Sgl. Mrs, A i Hall, 4220 I.intly. who (I early Saturday morning, will be al p.m. Tuesday in the! Emmanuel Lutheran church. Rev.

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