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The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 8

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9 January 13. THE DAILY OKI. VHOMAN Pike Question Again Before ForStateGOP Oklahoma republicans City Council Spy Offering His Memoirs To U. S. Firms NEW YORK (AP) A.

R. Philby, the British intelligence official who defected to the Soviet Union five years ago, has offered his memoirs' to at least a dozen U. S. Book publishers, it was disclosed Friday. Representatives of several American publishers said they had been offered will take their first step Monday toward selection -of a presidential i e.

On Tuesday they will hear one of the leading contenders for The Oklahoma City toll- road question is due for revi-i val Tuesday when the city council receives for consideration an indenture for a turn pike trust. Preparation of the inden the spot. Precinct meetings will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday across the state. Precincts will be selecting delegates for county conventions February 27.

ture by the city legal depart ment 'was d. four 1 weeks ago by a 5-4 vote, with Mayor JNorick breaking a. tie. On a y. California At that time, Rowe Cook, Gov.

Ronald Reagan will de Ward 8, author of the resolu liver a fund-raising address at Tulsa's Fairgrounds Pavi tion ordering drafting of the lion. document, argued the action would not commit the coun Reasran will arrive in Tul COSTJIMILLION Fine Arts Building Dedicated at OCU "To (ho cultural spiritual enrichment of all who rha'l cni( hero," the 51 million Kirkpatrick Fine Arts Building at Oklahoma City University was dedicated Friday. -Honorary rloctral degrees -were awarded during the one-hour ceremony to' Mrs. John Kirkpatrick; Miss Eleanor Steber and Dr. Alexander Capurso.

-Rev. W. Angie Smith, Methodist bishop the Okla-' homa-New Mexico; area, giving the litany of dedication, '--oifered-the new-structure "the holy service of dedication" and to cultural ands'pirituaL enrichment of all who enter; Dr. John F. Olson, president of OCU, briefly outlined the' of the university for the faculty members, trustees and guests attending the ceremony.

A gold key to the remodeled fine arts building and its new.additibn to' the Kirkpatricks by Luther T. Dulaney, Vaiioia'i the etua ronmittee of the OCU Lmsteea. Capurso, president of Stanislaus State College, addressed the dedication audience, calling the building an indication of "a spectacular awakening of interest in the art It will provide "more opportunities to create and en-Joy man's highest creative efforts," he said But he cautioned -that popularization of the arts could lead to -'dilution 'of artistic standards and their quality." Mrs. Kirkpatrick-, who nth her husband made a 5400 jOOO gift to OCU which" enabled the new building, re-. ceive'd an honorary doctor of humane letters degree.

Miss Steber; Metropolitan Opera star and head of the voice department at the, Cleveland, Institute of Music, was awarded, an honorary doctor of fine arts degree. Capurso was presented. an honorary doctor of law degrees. In connectiqn; with the-dedication, busts of Mr. and Mrs.

Kirkpatrick and a bronze plaque designating, the auditorium in their name, were unveiled. The dedication concluded OCU's mid-winter, institute which had begun Monday. cil to constructing sa liv nrivate iet at 4:45 p.m. road. He said the indenture and "will hold a press conference at 5 p.m.

The $5 a ticket the Elnglish-Language publication rights of the manuscript. Perry Knowlton, a literary agent," made the offer on behalf of Philby. The book covers Philby's espionage activities for the Russians for 30 years. Writer to Talk To Dinner Club would be valuable as a starting point for further discus-1 chicken box supper begins at sions. 5:30 p.m.

with Reagan Also docketed for Tues speamng around p.m. day's meeting is the report Following the speech tne maoe oy tne council's h- California chief executive nance committee favoring early submission of a one- will attend a reception. Oklahoma Republicans on cent increase in the city sales tax to the voters; A free-lance writer and Oklahoma Citv successful former first chief African ly opposed the attempt made February 10 will stage district conventions at Lawton, Alva, Lake Texoma Lodge, Muskogee, Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Two national convention delegates will be correspondent for Newsweek oy UKiahoma County com missioners to create a turn ENJOYING THEIR LAST ROMP TOGETHER are air force Staff Sgt. John Wells and his two sons.

Ralph, 4, back, and George, 5. Sgt. Wells, a widower from has been ordered to Vietnam and plans to place three of his six children in an orphanage while he's gone. AP Wirephoto) magazine will address the YToung Men's Dinner Club pike authority to build the proposed downtown toll road Tuesday night in the connection with Shields Room oi tne bKirvin lower and a southwest ex hotel. tension.

chosen at each meeting. The remaining 10 delegates of the 22 going to Miami Beach, August 5, will be chosen at the state convention February 24 in Oklahoma City. Justice Department Attacks John Peer Nugent, author A court decision blocking of "Call Africa 999," will he county effort held 'the cuss "Africa, Continent in county could not buiW an ur Tumult." Suit Against Draft Boards ban tollroad without city's cooperation. Selective Service registrants WASHINGTON (AP) Lt Ge Le wis Her shey Selective Service; director Council opponents of the turnpike trust inde nture argue no action should be taken by the city until a report is made by a citizens' before they are actually in h'e jj ice department recommended, that draft! ducted, and, boards reclassify as 1-A 2. That the student associa SERVED TIL 3:00 PM LUNCHEON SPECIAL A combination platter of fish, shrimps, oysters, fish balls, french fries, cole slaw Jj 5 and hush puppies I ZuiderZee asked U.

-Uistrict Court Friday to dismiss a lawsuit filed to prevent draft boards from hastening induction of those who interfere with the tion, because it is not direct committee studying proposed capital improvements ly affected by any actions of draft. The justice department at tor UKiahoma City. a drart board, has no stand individuals who interfere with the operation, of the of the present the, suit on two ing to bring the case into draft. grounds: court. 1.

That the, court does not The action was brought by The department said in a one-cent city sales tax has been proposed by City Manager Robert Oldland as a means of solving the city's continuing financial difficul 29-page, paper' that, a 1967 have jurisdiction to i reclassifications the National Student Association' last December after 7 DAYS A WEEK- 11:00 AM 11:00 amendment to tne: selective i Act specifically ties. emoves jurisdiction from Fuss Looms; the federal courts to review Heart Patient Defeats Virus the classification and pro BALLADEERS I cessing of any draft regis Draft Chief trant before he receives an order to report for. induction. Joe Davis Quintet W'kdays Frl. Sat.

Cancels Talk Fri. Sat. Night i (HAPPY HOUR 6 to 8 I Every Evening Setups The department said the CAPE South Africa plamtills are trying-to. pre: vent use of. the PHILADELPHIA (AP) I-t.

Gen. Lewis B. Her- Service laws "without show (AP) Philip Blaiberg's transplanted heait is supporting 'his blood circulation i -mm VJpR fplwia ing they have-sustained Habana Inn 2200 NW Espy shey, TJ. Servr ice director, has, canceled 'I- think he is .50 to or immediate danger 1 of sustaining some'' injury percent better than a Saturday speech' in suburban St. Davids; because of the threat of ah anti-war a legally protected right.

was before the; operation," It noted that any registrant who is dissatisfied with his demonstration. Christiaan N. -Barnard classification can cc-ntest the Leaders of the proposed said, ood and' "steaks SSSUn For Lunch action before his local board, then before an appeal board, The surgeon told a news Superb Italian American Food Served by Candlelight demonstration deplored Hershey's action and said he missed an opportunity conference a virus infection and finally to the president. in the throat of the And. the department acmea open a "constructive furthermore, under our sys year-old retired dentist has SEYMOUR DAVIS at the organ Wednesday thru dialog" with those who op tem of the Sunday evenings.

posed his conduct. almos been cleared up: Robin Strom admires bust of. John E. courts are not open to plain Hershey was to address tiffs who set themselves up he said, is in good spirits, has, ah excellent appetite' showing no Z)ony VIA ROMA the annual business meeting of the Valley Forge Council, Boy Scouts of as self-appointed champions of the public at large." 27-(3 Northwest Highway signs of infection or rejection. America.

He said 5t was the "first 1 1 Powell Cancels 2 Appearances "You could not ask for time" he had been forced to cancel a speech because more than that," he added. Let's Get Acqualned With the New Barnard said the fluid m. ja of protesters. But he said, he had "a responsibility as a Bov Scout leader to see which; had to be drawn Meet your friends at the beautiful new PROW LOUNGE Oyster Bar, 3th Lincoln ifvd. 3 POOL- TABLES anDearance was1 canceled iHUi-nv tM RESTAURANT Thursday from the sac sur brecaus white students that scouting does not get i Chuck Mitchell And from IM HARRY RANCH RAND i CLUB RIO MOTOR HOTtL 540 NW JMh Wl S-J311 rounding the heart had been involved in a controversy unrelated to it.

caused by bleeding following MONDAY NIGHT He has, come under fire the transplant operation Jan HAPPY HOUR for suggesting draft boards Family Special After 5 F.M. uary 2. Every Night 5 to 6 P.M. A certain amount of bleed ing follows any heart opera classify any ann-war demonstrator as 1-A. The Philadelphia Anti-Draft Union said the demonstration would have in MUG OF 15" tion, he said, and the tube BEER used to remove the blood in cluded some draft card Spaghetti, Sussy Sauce, OTC Coffee or Tea SUNDAY NIGHT Teen Young At Heart Specials (After 5 P.M.) Cheese Pina 6 'l Soft Drinks 'A -Lb.

Beefburger with your choice of Picadilly Oti or Smoked Hickory Sauce Soft Drink Jack Sussy's TALLY-HO Restaurant 36th Lincoln Boulevard Blaiberg's case had not tak burning. en all of it. ALSO. FOOD SERVICE Open 11:30 A.M. Sunday 4:00 P.M.

BURLESQUE 3 SHOWS NITELY 9 PM-ll PM-1 AM Girls-Comedy-Songs Seville Room WONDERFUL STEAKS Group Meeting Rooms For STANFORD, Calif. (AP) Mike Kasperak, who re jSAN FRANCISCO (AP) Adam Clayton Powell; confined to his hotel, by flu and- exhaustion, canceled two of three scheduled college appearances Friday but hoped to be well enough to preach at a San Francisco church Sunday. The former Harlem congressman' appeared" before University of students in Berkeley. He called off talks at San Francisco State College and Stanford University. conflict developed over the cancellation at San Fpancisco State.

ITerry Francois, a San Francisco supervisor, said that on the drive back from; Berkeley Powell told Him, "I'm just not up to it. think I'm getting the flu." r. Francois said Artie Ar- yin, Powell's west coast field man, notified both eMleges that the scheduled i talks were. off. because of illness.

At San Francisco State Cpllege, a spokesman for the Black Student Union (jerry Vernardo) said the TRADE WINDS would not move out of the first five rows of the auditorium. Francois; San Francisco's only Negro supervisor, "said Powell was not "aware of this controversy when he decided to cancel. Fran col added that Powell's principal reason for visiting San Francisco was. to preach at the Third Baptist Church. "This is why, I am concerned about my health," the supervisor quoted him as saying.

Earlier, it was reported that Powell had canceled all his California appearances and would remain at the Jack Tar Hotel until well, enough to return, to Bimini in the Bahama Is- lands. Beyond his Sunday sermon, thejex-congressman's could not be confirmed. At San Francisco State, Vernardo told students: "Because of your refusal to co-operate, Adam Clayton' Powell will not speak today." Restaurant ceived a transplanted heart Saturday night, has been able to sit in a chair for 15 minutes but is still on the SPECIAL Every Tuesday PM AMATEUR DANCE AUDITIONS Any Female over 20 CASH PRIZES critical; list, Stanford Medi cal Center reported Friday. spokesman said DANCE SAT. NITEl WESTERNEER BALLROOM FABULOUS WESTERNEER BAND 10,000 S.

SOONER RD. SW 4-7103 STG. 1300 SW -M6 blood pressure, pulse arid CLUB STAGE DOOR temperature were normal, but liver and kidney func tions were abnormal. said use of an artificial kid FAMIaLY STEAK NIGHT Ituy one Steak at Regular Price G5l One ir 12. Price -vf Choice of Delicious Steak Baked Potato Asserted Relishes Hot Rolls Butter SATURDAY ONLY 5 pm to 9 pm ney might have to be re The Gridiron 'Home or Touchdown Burner" sumed unless progress was snown soon.

481 6 N. Western VI 2-6221 cubiud a ciyr-r The 54-year-old steelwork THIS NIGHT ONLY "the Great BILL WILB0 URN CATHY MORRISON Plus PERRY JONES, the er still was beinc fed intra Have The Biggest "mW JaV Best Shrimp In Town I 1 Genuine Italian 4- SPAGHETTI MEAT SAUCE INSIDE OR OUTSIDE SERVICE venously but was breaming spontaneously without aid of a respirator part of the time. Home Show far the Birds; arid the state Department of TONIGHT (COME ALONE OR BRING A FRIEND) FEATURING SMOOTH MUSIC OF BILL HUDSPETH'S QUINTET (Special Class Circle Mirs Stort 8 P.M.) )Dahce Starts 9 P.M. Oklahoma'' County bird-i housa builders will show Wildlife Conservation. their products in a two-day Boys, girls, men and.

wom competition starting Mau-li 2 STEAK HOUSE ALL THIS AT A SPECIAL -ADM. OF $2.00 Setups 2Sc No lni, itiorn or Hln llmi please, en will compete 1 -TxfittjC Serving fBf Barbeque afeRtne wui Kogers Ciarden separate divisions with exhi Fihibition building, 3400 NW bits judged on basis of workmanship, imagination, 'suita as you llkeir ijj COFFEE REFILLS FREE bility; to follow Lobsters Shlskebsb sttaks-Cholet a Ltbantss Prime, Hors ceuvret mii ROOM NOW AVAIUBIE OPEN p.m.Ctswd Stindayi For Reservations Call 787-2944 -Am H. Meridian Is OIU. City 'jL'f Clavdinai MS-' the SKATE-ARAM RESTAURANT and South Western specifications, Tbe show, an annual affair, i tfK nsovcd by the ''CMahesna City Parks and BrmUm Department in asbptrMhn -with the Oklaho-mi C'iy Audubon. Society! hank's mm rtf All exhibits inus'.

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