Prices easing, Truman told by advisory council
President Truman heard from the economic advisory group that price increases have cooled and easing trends persist in several sectors. Chairman Edwin Nourse outlined plans to curb inflation with cautious spending while warning the Cabinet about potential tax increases if deficits persist.
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Sales of TB Seats Grow in County Drive
Collections from TB exhibition seats began pouring in with $760 reported as the early total. Pontitee county officials were urged to provide a full report by Saturday. Funds were earmarked for 4200 in sales, with most envelopes unopened. Community reports from Fittstown and nearby areas indicated high participation as residents contributed seals and pledges toward the drive, per Homer W. Peay, receiver.
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Ardmore Invites Oregon U Team for Cotton Bowl Practice
Ardmore Oklahoma hosts the University of Oregon to train for its Cotton Bowl football clash with Southern Methodist in Dallas on New Year's Day. The invitation came from local chamber and business leaders. Oregon president H. K. Newsburn thanked Ardmore and said the offer would be passed to athletic officials. McAlester plans celebration of its golden anniversary.
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Weather Oklahoma Tonight Into Friday Outlook
Oklahoma forecasts show generally clear air tonight and Friday with a light rain in the far east. Colder southeast winds, warmer panhandle conditions, and a northwest to southeast temperature shift. Highs near 70 expected Friday across the region.
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Debaters Open Big Forensics Tourney
College speech students from six states in the southern middle west arrive for the East Central college forensics tournament. Events begin with prelims Thursday morning and afternoon, with individual contesting, interpretation, humor and debate tests scheduled. Several colleges entered, including Phillips University and Cameron, with judges and timekeepers aiding the event.
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Ada Hosts Forensic Meet Praised By Visiting Coach
Visiting coach lauds Ada forensic tournament as one of the best conducted nationwide. She notes a decade of growth, from war years to a strong return, and praises Nabors as the tournament’s principal reason for Ada’s rising prominence.
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Would Raise Fine On Drunk Driving In 1971
OXLAROLA CITY December 2 1971 The enforcement committee of the governor s traffic safety committee proposed a minimum fine for persons convicted of drunk driving Paul Rew state safety council chair said the minimum would standardize penalties across counties The law passed in 1947 provided a $300 fine and a year in prison for first offences If no minimum exists no standard sentence would apply The committee also adopted proposed uniform code and supported higher drivers license fees
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State January Draft Quota Cut Amid Funding Shortage
KLABOMA CITY Dec 2 CF Oklahoma cuts craft quota for dama by half as national Selective Service officials convene in Washington. The state will send 136 men instead of 271. Caps Deveaux and McAfee report to be in charge while Colonel Murray attends in Washington. Reductions cited as necessary due to funds shortage.
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Napier Library Branch Plans Move Ahead in Ada
Ada residents discuss Napier Library branch development with the Ada Public Library Board and a citizen committee. They seek donated reading tables chairs clocks shades and small desks to equip a temporary reading area while funds are unavailable. The group plans ongoing activities with school commerce and PTA representatives to raise awareness and gather books subscriptions.
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Armed Forces Urged to Unite for Funding
Washington December 2 Army Navy and Air Force funding debate heats as Senator McKellar likely chairs the Senate Appropriations Committee. He backs consolidating military outlays under a 23 billion dollar ceiling while seeking proof of savings from unification. Fellow appropriations members discuss liberal yet prudent defense spending amid past criticisms.
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Three Joplin men seized for armed robbery in Miami
Three Joplin Missouri men Gene Head 28 Joe R Hoy 26 and Albert Sharp were arrested in Oklahoma after robbing a Miami drugstore and four patrons. They allegedly took between 8 and 40 dollars from the register and about 77 from patrons while two other men fled. One suspect was captured in a car near Quapaw after a chase. others detained at a hotel. A separate Costa Rica item notes President Jose Figueres abolishes the army in favor of a national police force.
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Chinese Communists Claim Capture Of Suchow Base
North China experts report red forces seize Suchow and press a major offensive. Officials warn any aid package for Chiang Kai Shek would be delayed by congressional approval. Ambassador Ron and Madame Chiang urged swift U S action as corruption concerns loom over relief plans.
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Weather Mild Over State After Snowstorm Damage
The snows that hit northern Oklahoma are nearly a week old and several communities lack phone and power service. More than 900 workers race to restore lines. 85 percent of service hoped by tonight with full restoration by week’s end. Alva and surrounding areas report emergency service only as outages persist. weather remains cloudy with showers, highs around the 60s in some locales.
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Sooners Plan Biloxi Training Camp for Sugar Bowl
Bud Wilkinson announced Oklahoma will train in Biloxi Mississippi for the Sugar Bowl against North Carolina after Christmas. The squad of 44 travels, while seven others witness the game. wives accompany. Travel method undecided. Biloxi site used by Oklahoma Aggies in 1946 Sugar Bowl.
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Arab Group Asks Abdullah to Rule Palestine Region
London December 2 A group of Palestine Arabs has urged King Abdullah of Transjordan to rule a proposed union of the kingdom and Arab Palestine Delegates from Ranakan Jerusalem and Hebron met Abdullah but there was no reply The move arose at a conference in Jericho led by Sheik Ali Gaabary The delegation denied reports Abdullah has been proclaimed king of Palestine and Transjordan by any party
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Opera Dates Reset For Jan 13 14
East Central college music department reschedules the opera Dower The Valley by Kurt Weill to January 19 and 20 after postponements. Director Marguerite Hawkinson notes rehearsal needs and a busy calendar. first show will be Thursday night January 19 with a matinee the following afternoon.
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East Central college classes canceled for tournament
The East Central tournament has disrupted college classrooms as classes will be dismissed all day Friday. About thirty debate teams will relocate to the First Baptist Church Friday and Saturday morning per B. J. Nabors, tournament director. Home economics will provide toffee and cookies later Friday afternoon.
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Communist Claims Suchow Fall Amid Sino Nanking Battle
Chinese communists claimed Suchow fell and that three government army groups in retreat toward the capital of Nanking were moving southward to support other nationalist forces under attack. Gen Teng reported 250000 government troops were concentrated for a southward march while denying Suchow abandonment. American evacuees and refugees fled toward the west as Suchow’s besieged garrison faced strong Communist resistance.
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Air Corps Reserve To Meet Tonight in Elks Hall
Lt. V. Gouge of the local Air Corps Reserve will conduct a training course tonight at 7:30 in the Elks hall. The session titled How to Ditch and Live will include a movie demonstration. Col. T. M. Eubanks, commanding officer, will preside. all air force reserves are invited.
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Pessimist Reflections On Women’s Wardrobe Purpose
A fragmented remark contends many women have forgotten the purpose of wardrobes in the home as they accumulate excess garments. The speaker questions practicality and fashion priorities, noting scatter of attire and dismissing broader trends.
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