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Weather 319,801 THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Showers, Colder Highs, 48 to 76 Map, Page 32 Morning and Evening Average Daily Octobei Circulation COPYRIGHT, 1964, OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING CO. 500 BROADWAY, OKLAHOMA CITY, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1964 THIRTY-TWO PAGES FIVE CENT Rains, Chilly Air Sweeping Across State Severe Weather Hits Wynnewood, Blackwell Areas State Highway Crashes Claim Lives of Seven Lightning coursed its way through a Wynnewood home JSunday morning, sending one person to the hospital. A tree in Oklahoma City virtually exploded when it was sturck by another 3-Car Wreck lightning bolt Sunday morn ing. A piece of the tree went hurtling over a neighboring! nome. The lightning came with showers and thunderstorms! that dumped rain over most! UN Takes Up Syria, Israel Dispute Today Both Countries Claim Aggression In Border Battles of Oklahoma late Saturday night and through much of 2 From City Killed as Car Runs Into Tree Rain-Slick Roads Napping Drivers Boost Bloody Toll STATE TRAFFIC DEATHS 1964 to date, 681; 45.

1963 to date, 653; 38. Tornado Reported SPECIAL TOUCH is responsible for trumpet playing of 12-year-old Stuart Russell of Seattl. Stuart is blind and reads his notes by braille. The only seventh grader In his junior high's advanced band, he learned to play because his fourth grade teacher transposed the music to braille. (AP Wirephoto) One tornado was reported Saturday night.

Bird Bates, who lives about 19 miles northwest of Alva, said PRINCE CALLS SPECIAL SESSION UNITED NATIONS, twister destroyed a small shed, a fence and knocked down power lines. It took the (Hi The UN security council will meet Monday afternoon to discuss border Cambodia to Cut U. S. Ties? clashes between Syria and Israel. U.

S. delegate Adlai Stev Hurts Seven On Turnpike Seven persons were in jured, two critically and five seriously, in a three car accident Sunday on Turner Turnpike 6i2 miles east of Oklahoma City. The highway patrol said a car driven by Virginia Laird, 29, of Watonga apparently skidded out of control on rain-slick pavement, crossed the median and struck a car driven by John Burruss, 31, of Jefferson City, Mo. A car driven by William M. Poleson, 20, of Kansas City, struck Miss Laird's auto from the rear.

Miss Laird was in "very serious" condition in Baptist Memorial Hospital with head injuries. Burrus was in serious condition with head and possible internal injuries. Poleson was in critical condition. Burruss' wife, Jan, 32, was in critical condition. James Jones, 20, of Webster Grove, Connie White, 21, of Fort Mitchell, and Ann Baker, 20, of Chesterfield, were all in serious condition.

Bates family about 30 minutes to travel a quarter of a mile from their home, because of debris on the road. More showers and thunderstorms, accompanied byi New York Times Service Cambodia until their atti Cambodia this month. It was bodian political movement. enson, council president for November, called the meet-j Seven persons, including two Oklahoma City residents and a 3-year-old Norman boy, died late Saturday and Sunday in six accidents on state roads, some made hazardous by heavy rains. One accident killed two and nine were injured in the crash which claimed the PNOMPENH, Cambodia their first entry since Aoril.

tudes toward the country had undergone "a radical ing Sunday, the morning aft- As the prince apparently headed toward a severing of; Prince Norodom Siha colder weather can be ex Prince Sihanouk was said to hold American Embassy Syrian delegate Rank pected Monday, the weather Cambodia strained rela change." It was made known that the "more nouk, the chief of state, hasj called a special session of Asha asked that he convene oureau says. oniciais responsible for hav tions with the United States. the council urgently to con the Cambodian national as guilty" American corre ing circulated material for Showers and thundershow- he offered two conditions for sembly Monday to debate spondents now in Cambodia Norman boy. ers are forecast for all parts re-establishing harmony be sider "the latest aggression by Israel against the Syrian Arab Republic." Forces of whether to expel the staff of would be "courteously invit- of the state except the Pan tween the two countries. The dead: LEONARD RAY BRO- the United States embassy! the dispatches that displeased him.

The news agency said the embassy personnel also were considered to be engaged in secret activi to leave. The news agency said the In reply to written ques the two nations fought handle. Lightning Hits Home here. tions, Prince Sihanouk, who CAW, 52 of 835 SW 5, Oklahoma City. ground battle Friday and an The Cambodian news prince had objected to re The highs Monday will! has declined to grant inter air battle Saturday.

agency reported Sunday that ports filed from Pnompenh TUMMIK O. WINNETTE. range from 48 in the north views to foreign newsmen. no more American reporters oy united states correspond 51, of 3083 SW 67, Oklahoma ties against the prince's people's socialist community, Sangkum, the major Cam Israel Follows Suit A few hours after Steven west to 7b in the southeast. said the U.

S. would have to would be permitted to enter i ents who were admitted to, City. ggtt 2, Column 5) Injured when lightning JAMES FRED KLAUS- son acted, Israeli delegate Michael Comay sent him a request for an urgent council struck her Wynnewood home was Mrs. Jack Butts. She MEYER, 3, Norman.

Floods Hamper was reported in good condi meeting on two Israeli complaints These complaints al tion Sunday at a Wynnewood hospital suffering fromj Wife, 4 Children Killed by Laborer leged: "Kepeated acts BRUCE H. HERRING, 28, Yukon. RICHARD ROYCE ASH, 24, Cache. MRS. DORA BUTLER, Idabel.

OLA JAR VIS BOHANAN. shock and a Joss of hearing. Viet Cong, Too aggression committed by Tons of Mud Fail to Seal Blazing Well By Deacon New Oil Editor CANTON Canton's wild Parched Areas 1 a armed forces She was standing in the kitchen when the lightning against Israel and "threats from official spokesmen" of bolt sliced, through the DA NANG, South Vieti Amarlllo. i': SARTELL, Minn. HP) A15-year-old Thomas, who house.

Her daughter, Sue, Syria against Israel. Brocaw and Tommie Win- Nam (UPI) A winter offensive in the north by Com- Receive Rains 16, was in the bathroom at 49-year-old laborer, brooding was treated for a bullet nick nette were killed when the Comay cited Friday's over a separation from his on the side of his head. Thei Imunist guerrillas was setj the time. She was uninjured, but the bolt apparently shat clash. car Brocaw was driving back at least two months by gas well Sunday continued to wile, shot and killed her and neighbor, Mrs.

Frank David-four of their 10 children latejson, called police. In Damascus, a Syrian tered a light bulb. severe floods in three prov By the Associated Press The fury of a Rocky Moun defy efforts to snuff out its government spokesman said went out oi control five miles west of Mustang on S. H. 152.

The vehicle flipped Another streak of lightning urciay night, then took Ins, Jenderseck's wife charged inces last week, government I Syria was dispatching docu tain storm abated somewhat! roaring flames. own life. splintered a tree at the horn him last March with assault, spokesmen said Sunday. over and wrapped itself mentary evidence to the Sunday and much needed Even the weather of L. H.

Stanley, 2224 SE 9. Three other children ran and he was served Septem- United Nations to support its rains brought some relief toi working against the fire around a tree, pinning both inside. Alert Issued screaming in terror oer 26 with court papers or The floods, which killed more than 6,000 Vietnamese in Quang Ngai, Quamr Nam case against Israel. the drouth-stricken middle neighbor's home, telling of Oklahomans returning fighters. A 2-inch driving rain hampered workers and dering him not to molest his wife and to leave their faded i west.

10 Persons Hurt The Klausmeyer child was tne tragedy. ano yuang Tin provinces, Motoring remained treach- Jsunaay irom the Oklahoma Stat e-Nebraska football. Evidence Claimed The spokesman said 'these documents prove Is mired some vehicles. yellow frame home. Dead are John Jender- were believed to have one of 10 nersons in nnr lerous in Wyoming, where 11 Bryant-Hayward Drilling drowned or injured hundreds game at Lincoln met moving cold front head nrhps of snow was on the seck; his wife, Catherine, 42; their sons James.

Iti; rael was the aggressor" in The sheriff quoted children as saying Jen- driven by Carrol C. Potter, 35, of 1201 SW 43, that collid- of Communist guerrillas, de Co. crewmen and mud company workers were working ground at Sheridan in thei and suddenly as they drove Phillip, 14. and David. 6.

and I air, tank and artillery clashes on the Syrian-Israeli fron stroyed scores of under with a car driven derseck arrived at the house about 11:30 p.m. and shouted in an attempt to deliver a on tne Kansas Turnpike. northern part of the state. Five inches of snow covered daughter Joan 10. ground communist storehouses, and wiped out am tier, Friday and Saturday.

knockout blow to the well, Travelers said windows of The oldest three children Casper in the central sec Meanwhile Iraq announced to nis wile, "I've wasted 21 years of my life if you don't. uoii uu co. ino. were out on dates and came munition dumps. Deane Charles Manning, 41, Dallas, on U.

S. 77 a mile north of Wayne. Manning and everyone in the Potter car but Potter's ft. its army was alerted on thei their autos became steamed over in an instant, requiring many to pulL over as the come back to me. In Saigon, an American The crewmen drilled to tion; seven Inches were measured at Rock Springs in the Southwest and four at Syrian border to help the home to find sheriff's officers awaiting them.

After she replied, "I did 94U feet in a slant well and Syrian army if necessary. cars hit the cooler air. Stearns County Sheriff then pumped 4,000 barrels of Moorcroft in the northeast, Iraqi J-resiaent Adbei saiam military spokesman reported one American and two Vietnamese army men werei wounded by automatic weap Sunday afternoon, the the right, thing," they said he drew and loaded the pis Darrel Hurd said each vic heavy 12-pound drilling mud All major highways were year-old son, suffered injuries. The dead boy's mother, Mrs. Susie Klausmeyer, 27, was in very critical condi weather bureau issued a sev tim was shot in the head Aref said on Baghdad Rado, monitored in Damascus: tol, told his family to "say open but the roads were ere weather forecast for the into a zone believed to feeding the flaming well.

with a long-barreled .22 cali ons lire from guerrillas on your prayers," and began slick and slippery. Bitter 'The moment we heard parts of Oklahoma and Tex- ber target pistol. tion in a Purcell clinic. iinng. cold weather accompanied The mud was pumped the news of the aggression the ground as they flew helicopter "flood relief" mis as.

Ihe bodies of Mrs. Jendor- the crash occurred rfnrin the falling snow it was The six surviving children Hail Forecast against the Syrian army, we ordered all our army units sions in two U. S. Army heli- eight Doiow zero at Bier Pi- seck, James and Joan wore found in the living room of down the slant well under pressure of per square inch provided byi a heavy rain when the Manning car hit a slick snot in including Robert, 20; 19, and Richard. 18 copters near qui Nhoii.

and commands in the prov Severe thunderstorms with large hail and strong winds were forecast for an area. ney, Wyoming's traditional icebox, and three below at tne toy-cluttered home. I the highway, the highway wore hospitalized overnight ince of Djezira and in the tnree pump trucks. Mine Hurts GI Communist-infested bix-year-old Daid was shot Sheridan. patrol said.

The car turnnrl at nearby st, Cloud The bottom of the slant between the eyes as he slept, desert to stand with the Syrian army." extending from the Red south of Eldorado north shock and were taken Sun The drouth situation in the completely around, slam Vinh Binh province, about 68 miles southwest of the capi- clutching three stuffed ani well is believed to be in the gas zone about 200 feet from day to the St, Cloud home of midwest was eased a bit ming into tne Potter vehicle. east to the Kansas line north mal toys. Phillip was shotasi Letter Sent Adlai After Asha filed his re the patrol said. Jenderseck's brother Don Sunday as substantial show anotner American wasi Newkark and then south- the bore of the wild well. ne came downstairs.

ald, where relatives said wounded seriously during an quest for a meeting, Comay I ast to Tahlequah, southwest Af the mud was Drivers Nap, Die Herring died when he ap- Jenderseck's body was they will stay for the time ers moved into critically dry areas of Indiana and Illinois, but uu such reliei came to antl-guerrllla operation when addressed a letter to Steven Marietta anrl west aloner UL'lllg. he Red River back to Eldo-jmen began pumping water: a mine went uu unuer a personnel carrier. tween the living room and The Jendersecks were the northeast. uuu- in an enort to force the mud Kitcnen. son for the council charging that "bellicose and saber-rattling throats from Da-j mascus" had stimulated the Showers covered an area known as a quiet family In tiamiau ngures ior tne around the bore of the wild Meanwhile, it was learned, the Communist guerrillas I "Help us! Help us! Dad's from the Great Lakes tc yuteiiuy mil asleep at the wheel about 3 a.m.

Sunday, two miles south of Crescent on S. H. 74. His car went out of control, overturning in a field. There were no passengers and his body was not well to seal it off and smoth over there, he shot mother, ours ending nt 6 p.m.

Sun-lay are: Oklahoma City, this community of about persons, although youngsters visited back and forth Texas. Chicago's O'Hare In Syrian army "to incessant, er the fire. had launched their first military assault in central Viet ternational Airport eot one was the way a neighbor de- scribed the cries of the es an inch; Tinker Air Force deliberate and unprovoked armed attack" on Israeli and the home was somewhat Nam since last week's disas inch of rain in 15 minutes. lase, Guymon, 18; Plans call for pumping about 4,000 barrels of water trous floods, with about two and lightning temporarily discovered until 7:30 a.m. caping children, 12-year-old twins, Janet and Janice, and civilians living near the bor- fago, Hobart, Pon-; a gathering place whore (Contlnutd on Ml 1, Column 1) disabled four transformers down the well.

mgnway natrol said companies of soldiers, or 200 men. a City, Ardmoro; IcAloster, Alius, in the city. The pumping of the mud The assault took place at Five forest fires in Bear, 'ort Sill. CUnton-Sher- into the zone made no appar Truman Claims MacArthur Mountain State Park In New Khiem My, 275 miles north-j Ash also apparently fell asleep at the wheel. He was traveling along on U.

S. 62, near Lawton, when his car left the road, striking a bridge abutment, and over inn AFB, Cnnton, 2 lfhcs. and Pauls Valley. York were brought under ol hmgon. Three gov ent ennngo tne names or the well, still shooting R(V feet into the air and sending black billowing clouds of control but water still was ernment, troops were report ed slain, but a government being dropped by planes on burning areas.

The largest turning Into the creek. spokesman said "tne viet Had Designs on Presidency smoke over the countryside. fire, covering nine square Mrs. Butler was killed i0. Naval Tour Set NORFOLK, Va.

(UPI) ear admiral Benigno Igna-o Varela, chief of naval op-'atlons of Argentina, will In the event the drilling Cong were beaten off and forced to withdraw, leavlne mues, was oeiween muo ooes not seal off the when the car driven by. fter husband. Doo. 48. Idabel.

NEW YORK Former iu of tneir aoad Demna. Truman fired MacArthur I during the Korean War over ing said that the views of MacArthur had become ac well, Art wayward of Bryant-Hayward, brought in a di President Truman says tho collided with a vehicle driv sades interstate parkway and West Mountain. One hundred-and-twenty-flve men were battling the blaze. Tlmetablo Sot Back Althouch fiovernment fa cepted Republican policy, amond pointed drilling bit a policy conflict, He said the general wanted to carry the late uen. Douglas MacArthur, whom lie fired as Far East commander In 1951, cilities Were hard-hit by the en oy Benjamin Crawford, 58, Clarkflvllle, Texas just west of Idabel on 8, H.

37, wnicn may ne used to drill was sure of that. I was sure that that's (what) MacAr- axe a one-day tour or u. ivy facilities here Monday. Inside Features The western etorm dimln war across tne Yam Kiver, northern floods, mo govern tne siant hole deeper. nimlnir nt becomlnc Into Mnnrhurln while Tru Ished somewhat New Mexico, but snow still fell ment spokesmen said the ravaging wntors had done as The drillers have worn out uuBDana uriucar Butler was in critical con president.

man wanted "to limit the war to Korea to prevent tnur was aiming for. He was trying to get himself In good with one of the big parties of the government of the Unit 'He didn't fool five drilling bits in tho Inst two dnys drilling the Inst. 71 over much of the southorn Rockies. Winslow and Pres- much clumage to tne communist forces as could ti di dition with head lacerations and severe chest injuries. 27-81 Truman said, "and least of a tniro worm war." 'IftHHlflcd Suction runic SlrijiH oiintry Boy toot oi ino slant hole.

The all did ho fool mo," "Time after time, MacAr cott, each had onol ed States, so that he could vision of oauntor-nttacklng government troops. a 's observations thur wont his own way In na be president of the Un ted men oi snow sunaay morn Crawford and a passenger, Martin L. Brown also of Clarksvllle, wore both in nmond bit would cut through ho abrnslvc formation much faster and would last much tional politics," Truman sold ing, while Zunl. N. in states.

Vietnamese Jnioiiiconco came in tho second of a series of tolovinion progrnms, on the tolovlRlon program. tho northwest corner of 1he serious condition. "He didn't fool anybody longer. Decision: The Conflicts of. And ne aian'1 seem to care Butler's car was on tho state had an eight-Inch sources said the Communists recently had moved Into tho areas most damaged by the floods, in preparation or a whothor he unset tho nation Harry S.

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stuck to his military duties, al policy of the government of the United States or not. And this was just an example of how he performed. the crash occurred, the highway patrol said. Ola Bohanan was traveling along two miles west of Sul (Reuters) Cambodia hns "The Viet Cong are miser might well have boon an oc Sunday, with the program scheduled for broadcast, banned the entry of Amerl-i cupant of the White House. "lien, joo Martin (R Nixon arrived Sunday as the guest of several Japanese business firms for a visit of able," one Vietnamese army colonel said.

"They must now attompt regroup, get phur on S. 7 when her oar starling Tuesday on television stations across the can journalists into the country, It waR nnnounood Sun- dny. The only thing barring Doug las MacArthur irom the and former house ran on me roan ana over turned two and a liulf Umca, sponlror wns quoted as hav- 'nrinuBn on nee 7, column 2) ia tow aixys. (CiMiNnuMl Him Column at.