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Justice Given Pleas in State Remap Battle THE 'DAILY OKLAHOM AN 26, 1964 -77- U. S. Enters iFO'sfighf On Meaf Price IIUMK Witt TteyertMet I N-H. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Supreme Court Justice Byron R. White Tuesday received pleas from both sides in the dispute over whether he should call off the new Oklahoma primary election now scheduled for September 29.

State Rep. Bryce A. Bag-gett, Democratic nominee for state senator in the voided May primaries, joined several others in urging that the September balloting Lower Mississippi valley, northern Rockiss, Car-linas and Virginia can ax pact icattered ihowars Wadnesday. It will bt cooler in Pacific northwest. (AP Wiraphoto Map) Weaiher Details partly cloudy.

A little cooler, turnlnf LONORTMIAST 'OKLAHOMA Clear to On the other hand, six tO IJ TMBT A 1 OK ANOMA P.r.lV OKLAHOMA CITY AND VICINITY lear lo partly cloudy and a little cooler, jrning warmer Wednesday night. Hlflh cloudy and a little cooler. HlBht to .91. members of the Oklahoma house joined a group of sen SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA Clear to JRPORT STATION Data recorded weather bureau airport station. Will partly cloudy.

Hlaht to ft. lows in ators who had earlier ap CHICAGO (UPI) The administration intervened in CT.turbulent farmers' livestock price revolt Tuesday Ijften authorities of three states considered drastic Measures, including possible iise of the national guard, to Curb mounting violence. Agriculture secretary Or-yMle Freeman asked the Na-Jfcnal Farmers Organization INFO), which launched a Uvestock "holding action" -in 33 states nearly a week ago, l. halt harassment of truckers trying to run NFO checkpoints with market-bound liggs and cattle. SSouth Dakota Gov.

Archie Gubbrud threatened "drastic nieasures," including pbssi-fe use of the guard, to curb vandalism and violence that Save marked the farmers' campaign to keep livestock iOff the market until prices xr Guard Considered Minnespta Gov. Karl Rol-yaag was asked to consider ige of the guard to quell Jjfiat County Attorney Wil- p.m. Tutsday. HIshest temperature. i lowest iemeeralure.

70: preelection, 0. HOURLY TEMPERATURES plied for a stop order. These legislators want a roadblock placed in the way of the Au The strike was settled Tuesday night after the union accepted "in principle" Pan-Am terms. Story, Page I. (AP Wirephoto)- PALMS AND PICKETS highlight scene in Miami after Local 500 of the Transport Workers Union joined in a -syttem-wide walkout against Pan American Airways.

gust 6 decision of a special three judge federal court which wiped out May primaries under an apportion NORTHWEST OKLAHOMA Clear to partly cloudy and a little warmer. Hlths VSnIas- WW7' cloudy and windy with scattered showers or thunderstorms northwest and north central. Hlont to to 5 northeast and 90 to 95 extreme 4 SOUTHERN MISSOURI Sunny and warmer, Hlaht. li to SO. ARKANSAS Partly cloudy to cloudy and mild with a (ew and evening thundershowers.

Hldhs 1 north to 94 "NORTHEAST TEXAS Contiderable cloudiness with widely Mattered mostly afternoon thundershowers east portion. 'CENTRAL TEXAS Pertly cloudy with little temperature ehenae. Highs 90 to 97. NEW MEXICO Generally fair but with-occasional cloudiness. A few after ment formula approved by uinhi tamtwMhire last vear 91.

Low- the state supreme court. 'Rights Enforced' Saigon Astir With Turmoil Harris Placed Before Nation Delegates Drag Heels on Pledge Baggett said decision below enforces the 5:32 a.m.; ends 7:32 P.m. moon oaia: Phew full; rise. :2 p.m. Wednesday; sets a.m.

Thursday. Pennsylvania rights of the citizens of. Okla TOTAL PRECIPITATION homa to an equal voice in CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE noon end evening thunderstorms mostly CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE I to 90 north. CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE the election of the member iTRis Sffi iS IBS -This date In 1962 said Khanh would be named to be appointed to help state i cloudy with ship of the Oklahoma legisla premier, with a cabinet rep Darties Qualify under tnis Jiam f. scott 01 smiey coun ture." resenting a wide spectrum of call.

'mob CENTRAL OKLAHOMA Cleir to Harper, the Arkansas chair-! man, said it was the best the southern delegations could hope for. J. Marshall Brown, Louisiana's Democratic national vention and the television networks. The delegation wanted to give Harris a show to offset the play given his Republican opponent, Bud Wilkinson, at the GOP National Convention in San Two others who took the the political factions that The pledge or "assur actions." Officials of Sibley 1 same view ueimer ju. have opposed him.

OUT-Of-STATt STATIONS ance" read as ioiiows: iquerque, N. M. 92 Stagner and Norman We, the undersigned! Conceivably the council Bismarck, N. D. could re-elect Khanh as pre Sihd Rice counties, Minnesota, ordered up tear gas "in 'ease we need it" to combat wave of incidents in the iisbrn belt.

Reynolds, said "There can be no irreparable injury STATE STATION Guymon, Okla. 79 gK.H:rtC..0vKlfirpor, 8 Ardmoro. Okla. 92 committeeman, said his delegation would vote against mier or president to lead a revamped regime. by allowing equal represen Francisco.

Smith Hester, delegation chairman, was sounding out Oklahoma delegates about Boston, Mass. Brownsville. Tex. Buffalo, N. Y.

Casper, Wyo. Chicago. III. Cleyeland, Ohio Denver. Colo.

Fort Worth, Tex. tation judicially sought for the compromise. But there was no suggestion of a Louisiana walkout in support of Some quarters considered members of the Mississippi delegation to the 1964 Democratic National Convention hereby each formally assure the convention of our intention to support the convention's nominees in the forthcoming general election." over 20 years to stand." Harry R. Moss said if the Mississippi. their views on the credentials committee report dealing with the seating of Mis I Freeman, in Atlantic Jfc for the Democratic Rational Convention, said he talked with NFO President Lee Staley.

He said he told Staley "he and his peo lower courts decision Even three of the Missis Scientists to Report Oh Ranger 7 Shots WASHINGTON Sci 3 8. ,4 if 11 stayed "the time will be the prospect of a third military coup in nine months a possibility. Jockeying for power under the promised new set-up appeared almost certain to weaken the fight against the Communist Viet Cong. sissippi delegates. sippians took the loyalty pledge and their seats on the used by the appealing sena Jacksonville, Fla.

Kansas City, Kan. Los Angeles, Calif. Minneapolis, Minn. New Orleans, La. New York.

N. Y. tors and those associated Plan Suitable The Oklahomans were in floor. They were Douglas C. ple have a right to buy and entists' will report Friday some conclusions from study Wynn of Greenville, Judge with them to accomplish the destruction of the court and Izvestia Prefers Democrats' Plank MOSCOW (Reuters)' iell like everybody else." North Platte, Neb.

clined to go along with the "But I also told him that as a responsible leader of serious impairment of con committee and take the view there was no reason to battle of the close up photographs of the moon taken by Ranger 7 on July 31. Privately American offi stitutional government, The Soviet government C. R. Holladay of Picayune, and Fred Berger of Natchez McCormack Checks The walk-out threat enliv ened a routine session devot cials here were depressed. over it.

his organization and as a responsible American, he must Session Asked newspaper Izvestia said Portland, Ore, 75 Raleigh, N. C. 91 Salt Lake Cltv, Utah 92 San-Francisco, Calif. 42 St, Louie, Mo. 70 Tanwa, Fta.

92 Washington, D. C. 93 Wletttta, Kan. 49 Wichita Falls. Tex.

97 'This means turning the The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Wednesday night that the All the papers have been urge his people to comply rule of Viet Nam over to the street," one said. "I can see Democratic Party's pro- addressed to White because with the laws of the land, also announced Tuesday that ed primarily to adoption of a platform on which there was They were willing to seat the regular delegates from Mississippi who would pledge support of the party nominees and to allow the foreign policy pro he administers the 10th cir Freeman said. "Staley as it intends to release the additional photographs from gram showed "a more sensi ouit, which encompasses Ok no debate. Featured speech sured me he will comply Manpower Low ble approach to the solution among the 4,316 snapped by es of the. evening were by Speaker of the House John of international problems' lahoma.

The legislators who want the stay also are asking Ranger 7 before it crashed Freedom Democratic Party to have seats as guests and for two of its leaders to be nothing but trouble ahead." Union Accepts Pan-Am Offer than the Republican pro W. McCormack, the permanent chairman of the con gram. Rolvaag, saying it was Mimpossible to tell at the present time whether intervention by the national guard is either desirable or necessary," instructed the White to refer to the entire court a motion for a special But the Russian news vention, and Sen. Birch at-large delegates. Boyd Steveson, Fort Gib into the moon.

Red Prince Arrives PARIS (Reuters) t-Prinoe Souphanouvong, pro paper's correspondent in At Bayh of Indiana. Gov. Lawrertce said a sub son, a state delegate on the lantic City said there were credentials committee, said parts of the proposed plat committee report had been supreme court term, to- exT amine the August 6 decision. Chief Justice Earl Warren would have to confer with his associates on this matr Communist Pathet Lao lead the committee settled the CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE benefits offer and at onca state adjutant general to in yestigate the complaints. Minnesota highway com form which sounded very similar to the pronounce adopted by the full committee "with just a few dissent matter as well as it could, er in Laos, arrived here Tuesday from Moscow for summit talks with Laotian "I don't believe we will ments of Republican lead- ing votes." Then Attorney General Walter F.

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ter. The court will not start its 1964-65 term until October 5. Kaunda Declared Leader of Zambia LUSAKA, Northern Rho report. Kennedy Library Placed on Display ATLANTIC CITY (UPI) Asked if Johnson had been Scouts Camp Out, Coed Fashion In addition to the seating FALSE TEETH provisions, it provided mat requested to intervene in the strike, White House Press Secretary George Reedy That loosen the call for the 1968 Demo GUIST, England A Need Not Embarrass cratic National Convention was to include language that group, of Boy. Scouts and Girl camped out near desia OP) Dr.

Kenneth Kaunda Tuesday was de said "not that I know of." The John F. Kennedy Memorial Library exhibit went on display near Convention Hall Tuesday. It was a special arrangement interrupting a nationwide tour for the to keep trunk highways open for free movement of traffic but said he did not have sufficient manpower to provide escorts for individual trucks Or convoys. NFO members pleaded guilty at Stanton, to charges of willful destruction of personal property and were sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined $100 each. They were accused of puncturing truck tires with shotgun fire.

Pair Arrested An NFO member and a Guist together. It was be Johnson reportedly had would insure non-discrimina; tory selection of delegates. clared president-designate of lieved to be the first such and a place for Democratic coed scout campout in Britain. 1 Many wearers of falae teeth bta uffered real embarrasament becauw Plate dropped, tupped c7w2C bled at just the wrong tfiie. Do siot llvo In fear of this happcnlni to vou Just sprinkle a little Mbteth 'the PoJer.

on your they feel more comfortable. Does not spur. Checks 'piste odor'" (denture broatlt) Oet FA8TEETH. at Sy drug counter. been instrumental earlier in winning a 24-hour delay in the originally scheduled electors on the ballots of the independent republic of Zambia which this central African nation will become memorabilia of the late president.

People have faith in Reader's Digest each state. We are not worried," strike deadline at midnight A special committee was on October 24. Hundreds of cheering, scout official Donald Varley said. "The scout movement is based on trust." Sunday. But the talks collapsed shortly after midnight Monday.

Typhoon Floods Thirsty Japan trucker were arrested and singing Africans hailed the announcement outside the high court here that Kaunda is unopposed for the presi- Trippe said the strike 2 Die as Car, Truck Collide Gl Facing Death charged with disorderly con ACCENT YOUR GARDEN duct at Watertown, stranded some 8,000 passen gers around the world. dency. thorities said a group of farmers surrounded Bill TOKYO (Reuters) Ty phoon Kathy brought torren II State Frees Him Rogers' truck and Rogers tial rains to central Japan waved a gun at them. Two persons were killed Tuesday in the crash of a CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE Tuesday, causing extensive flooding as the destructive Police in Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Iowa asks to be returned to the car and semi-trailer truck Oklahoma prison. investigated reports of at XL WORKING STUDENTS- WITH I i EARN VOUR DEGREE EK 11 MORE 0.UICKIY His case has not been tempted dynamiting, barn docketed for consideration storm sped northwards towards the island of Hokkaido.

The typhoon had been forecast to strike Tokyo Tuesday but it veered into burnings and highway shoot at the intersection of S. H. 20 and U. S. 75 three miles south of Collinsville.

Details and identification of the victims were not available immediately. by the state pardon and par ings in which truck tires' Were flattened and head ole board but the necessary release papers are handled Rights or windshields shat through the state pardon and the sea of Japan before spinning back and hitting Fu- LMlL AT O.C.U. KH tered parole department. For the first time since the kushima, 242 miles north I Pol-wd. Uke furnishings In your i VaaVSSSSSSSsl King was freed temporari JRFO launched its holding ac west of Tokyo.

ly from the Oklahoma peni The typhoon, which un lion last Wednesday, livestock receipts increased at fnost midwestern markets tenuary to permit the army STATE TRAFFIC DEATHS 1964 to date 480; August, 54. 1963 to date, 441; August, 39. A five-week-old boy was fatally injured Tuesday when his mother's car went out of control on a county road east of Tulsa and hit a court martial on the murder leashed most of its destructive force in Kyushu, the southernmost island of Japan, left 2,000 houses flooded tS 111111 I Adrlenne, S2W hlnh. aVSSSSSSVwtttaVSI in ffiffl Working man, earn your degree mora I Can be used is fountain BSHKrH mvM And 20 or mora yr I Price i7M Pta till MiiW uio expenses, by attending O.C.U. even- I This la Just one nt many In our II Tuesday and hog and cattle charge.

The release provid ed for his return to Oklaho prices were generally lower ma. Tuesday in Fukushima. telephone pole. King, an army cook, was Lyndon Mum Dead is: JOHN ROGER ROBIN SON, 5 weeks, Broken Ar iOn Choice CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE serving a 12-year sentence for robbing the Webbers Falls State Bank April 20, 1962, when he was released to military authorities. The soldier was AWOL row.

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18. Broken Arrow, driver of the car, received internal injuries and was reported in fair condition in St. Francis from Fort Gordon at the time he was arrested with Reedy said Tuesday, however, that-if such time ka miUWi classes instead of commuting to unusually lane collection of fax- FVMjMjSgPtM Norman or Edmond. Enroll Sept. 1st for den omamenu in a varlely of it.v.-.

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-rSS I I BB1 fT 11BSM 15-year-old vouth shortlv aft Tulsa. er the pair robbed the Webbers Falls bank of $2,700 The young mother told i ftt-E-S King was driving a ear belonging to Poyo, also sta CNfter States A FefHst Ceumries troopers sr.o took her hand off the' steering wheel a moment to attend the baby and! the accident resulted. tioher jladly en at CO- C.tv. 0. tension "aa oeen reserved, "it was Spot done on the orders of Zfbe White He said rhe knew of no plans for the to make such a ialk, but he did not rule j3lit the possibility.

all events, the presi-jjjfent will have to make his Sioice known, privately or publicly, sometime iy ednesday. The conversation schedule calls fcr the presidential nomlna-tflon to follow that of the president Wednesday J5lght. And it is known irith certainty that Johnson tioned at For- Gordon. King sparked a siv-stntr-search which eventually brought in the FBI after he told Oklahoma authorities he accidentally shot Poye during a drinking spree and disposed of the bedy between Fort Gordon and Macon, Ga. It was not until thp army obtained a temporary release of Kir.g from Oklahoma authorities that they indigiititn? BSSSBOW 1 109 Vest Main MOORE SW 4-4484 Bll Ort.tr Offices Located Ardmcrt tfi i.

ail excess acid An Priett Krm Mud P.O.I. Okla. City HORN SEED CO. SOrtt Ckmtn Traffic Circle VI 2407 lartkstrin Skew Tvlsa 3'1 doe not plan to leave the fwere guided by him to a -Assignation as, an open skeleton identified as Poye's jTOe.ttbe cxbveirticm. near Jewell, Ga..