Shortage of Doctors Is Solon Worry
OKLAHOMA CITY March 7 Worries persist over Oklahoma doctor shortage as budget talks loom for next two years. University of Utah medical school officials and state leaders discussed rural doctor shortfalls with 38 counties served by few specialists. Estimates show aging populations in several counties and a push for funding to expand training and facilities.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Oklahome —Lexisiaries
Pati Cullose
University of Utah Medical School
Oklahoma
Macle Everett
Anel
Gehen
Sears
Ps Tong
Threr
Trlaware
Cimarear
Toye Mills
Brogeets
Genrve Cross
University of Oxihorna
Norman Tist Miller
Cross
Robert Cunningham
Ole Cuts
Paget
New York State
Dacerstans
New York
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Oklahon College For
Clekash
Gwo Sours
C. B. Procts
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Soak
Haken Brown
de. T. Bennett
Okithom A&m
Underground Army Hospital Report From Arras France
Fragmentary dispatch describes an underground German field hospital unearthed in a former Arras quarry after a shell seal cut communications. Many patients found on cots. rifles and helmets stacked. Disrupted by shelling. discovery dated Mar 4 1967. A separate notice from Bedapest Hungary mentions Mind sronty case hearings.
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Arras
France
Suarcheva
Loe
Te Durgout
Goelh
Oklahoma Weather Forecast Sees Cold Tonight to Warmer Friday
Weather forecast for Oklahoma calls for fair skies tonight with temperatures around the mid thirties. Friday will be warmer with highs near the sixties to mid sixties and lows in the thirties to near forty.
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Oklahoma
Installment Rules Relaxed Hailed by Lawmakers
Government order eases installment regulations on consumer goods from stoves to automobiles effective Monday. It lowers down payments, extends repayment up to 18 months for higher credits, and 12 months for smaller ones, aiming to boost sales and ease inflation fears. Critics warn it may still limit buyers with character loans.
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Francis VM. LE May
Washington
Mar
Bron
Federal Reserve Board
Eddar Kaiser
Kaiser Corp
Patman
Rea. Munroney
St Miltec
Tishink
Four-H Meat Identification Contest Draws Local Girls
Pontotot county 4 H girls joined the second meat identification and judging contest near Ada. Accompanied by Miss Martha Mote and home demonstration agent Miss Juanita Floyd, they toured Reeves Packing Plant and learned meat cuts and characteristics from plant staff and officials.
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Pontotot County
Martha Mote
Juanita Floyd
Reeves Packing
Ada
Kansas Solons End State's Big Spell With Law Passage
Kansas lawmakers push through a slate liquor control bill ending the state dry era. The measure, approved by the senate after hours of debate, awaits the governor signature and publication in the official paper. Provisions allow possession for personal use of small quantities and set a timeline for proclamation before July 1.
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Kansas
Solons
State
Ram Adaw
Kangae
Senate
Gee Wank Carlson
Leyden
Hansa
Truman Not to Visit Before June
March 3 report says President Truman will not visit before June with tentative plans for a military observance in Arkansas around June 10. Governor Roy J. Turner has pursued a White House visit for two years, while other officials mention possible stops in Oklahoma. The article also notes unrelated wildlife observations about Brazilian bundle-nester birds.
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Elty
Truman
Oklahoma
Roy J. Tienar
Stile der Mourain
Halding Np
Sondefierson Nayne Turner
Arkansas
Russians Asked For Water Got Newspaper At Blockaded Mission
In Frankfurt German authorities report a water denial to the Russian repatriation mission amid barbed wire and blockades. Russians confined without water or food avenues as engineers cut pipes and monitors watched from windows. An English-speaking mission member said they had a comfortable night and breakfast despite no water.
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Frankeurt
Germany
Ane
Imentin
Oklahoma A&M to rule on Negro couple admission
Oklahoma City March 3. Oklahoma A&M College officials and regents will decide if two Black applicants will be admitted. President Bennett sought guidance from the attorney general after Langston University offered a narrower array of courses. The couple contend Langston is not equal in offerings and seek admission to Langston’s home economics and arts and sciences programs.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma A
Cnllege
Henry G. Bennett
Attormey Geners
Enny Rillison
Henry W. Floyd
General Mack
Wil
Langstam Sage
Négres
Langston
Bennett
The
Ring
Womsin
Womsin Has Applied For Admission To the School of Some Economice
Former Banker of Ralston Dies
AWHESESA, Okla. Mar. 3 Jan A. Stuart, longtime banker and associate of First National Bank, died last night at his home in Okla. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at the Catholic church. Survivors include three sons and three daughters.
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Awheseka
Okla
Jan A. Stuart
Ston
First N Ational Bank
Diac
Heart
Sone
John A. Stuart
Tulsy
Robert Wagoner
Alexander Shawnee
Stuart
Daif Gktahorma
Norman
Donald L. Stuart
Soviet deputy foreign minister leaves Karlovy Vary health resort
Soviet deputy foreign minister, visiting Karlovy Vary health resort, left today for Moscow with his wife and daughter.
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Prague
Pi—Andr
Karlovy Vary
Moscow
Berlin Ruled Out Of German State
Frankfurt dispatch reports Berlin being excluded from a forthcoming German state plan amid French objections. The lettered sources indicate a Western alignment shift and resistance to Berlin’s formal inclusion as a governing entity within the proposed state structure.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Mer
Ayr
Berlis
Senate Junks Bill on Aid For Schools in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City March 3. Senate votes 4-2 to junk the school aid bill after two years of study. Some lawmakers favor parts but want a new measure, fearing loss of small rural districts. Protests from rural school supporters and county superintendents highlight opposition to eliminating smaller districts.
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Oklahoma City
Rep ET
Dunton
Red Oak
Louis_ FB
Ritehaupt
Guthrie
Pit Lowery
Loto
James C. Nance
Purcell
Byrom Bacus
Gotebo
Mante Nance
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Oan
Ecine Tkree
Nance
Supreme Court
Jailbreak foiled as fugitives fleed county jail
Sheriff Milt MciCullough and Deputy Lee Albro failed a jailbreak yesterday. Denver Richardson of Dawson and Robert Knight were involved. Richardson agreed to return after urging by Sheriff. Knight evaded capture briefly but was unhurt. jailers recovered the situation with minimal disruption.
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Okla
Mar. Cory
Milt MciCullough
Lee Albro
Joe
Denver Richardson
Dawson
Robert Knight
Richardson
Knight
Laet Albro
Liquor Issue Vote Sought Amid State Legislature Clash
A heated push to repeal Prohibition gathers strength as a petition with 212,231 Oklahoma signatures heads to the secretary of state for validation under guard. Supporters seek a special election and a state-wide vote on liquor, with bills to fund the move and regulate sales. The drive faces opposition in both chambers, potential delays, and a legal challenge, while Gov. Turner stays noncommittal. County totals show wide geographic support, including Oklahoma, Coal, Hughes, and Seminole counties, signaling a broad regional push.
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Ta City
Mar
Secretary of State
Senate
Prass
Keith Cartwright
Durant
Cartwrights
Institute
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Tulsa Atta Te
Senate Revene Ad Taxation Committee
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Purcell
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Cartwright
House
Oklahoma
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United Days
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Roy J. Turner
Akoka TS
Coal
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Pottawatomie
Seminole
Jaycee Committee Heads Named for Industrial Show
Jaycees name Sidney Sachs general chairman for the Annual Industrial Show set for May 12. Gosnett, president, outlines division chairs including Emmett Johnson for selling, Bowie Ballard for tickets, Tom Sheamake for contests, Hoyt Jones for advertising, and Harvey Shipman for public address system. Enthusiasm grows as plans advance for booths and displays.
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Nomingtons
Jayeera
Sidney Sachs
Fll. Gosnett
Emmett Johnson
Fingster
Clint
Doolin
Bowie Ballard
Mataiai
Pitts
Gente Construction
Tom
Pat Ray
Jaycees
Gostall
United States backs Clay order on Soviet repatriation
The U S government in a note to Russia fully supports General Clay's withdrawal order for the Soviet repatriation commission. The State Department denounces Molotov's protest as misrepresentation and distortion of fact, asserting no mass desire in the American zone to return to the Soviet Union and criticizes Soviet complicity in the repatriation operation.
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Washington
United States
Andle
Russia
Lieius
O. Clay
Germany
Byuviet
Molotov
Clay
Moscow
Fox Kohler
General Clay
Sowa
Unom
Soviet Socialist Republics
Hinds
Guard to Build Motor Storage Facilities in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma national guard plans eight new motor storage buildings this spring with plans by army engineers due March 5 and bids opened in April. Sites include Mism Nawata Hartshorne Sipucpa Aller Elk City Walters and Ok lahore City with potential additions at Altus and Norman if funds permit.
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Oklahoma City
P—Och
Ross H. Retith
Oklahoma
National Guard
Army Engineers
Mism Nawata
Hartshorne
Sipucpa
Aller
Elk City
Walters
Oklahore City
Altus
Norman
Kiowa County Tree Association to Elect Director
Hobart Oklahoma March 4 A Kiowa county tree association meeting will be held Saturday to elect a new board member as Toky Morrison of Mt Yew vacates the post whose term expires.
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Hobart
Okio
Fie
Kiowa County Tree Fair Association
Toky Morrison
Mt Yew
Seventy Drowned In Sudden Storm Near Kong Kong
Seventy fishermen drowned when a sudden storm struck in the bay. Seven bodies were recovered and several women and children are among the victims. The storm toppled junks against rocks, battering crews and boats ashore.
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Kong Kong
Jung
Marsa
Pessimist Couple Plans Half-Done Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Newt Carl host a family gathering for their son's first birthday as kinfolk arrive for dinner while the house undergoes remodeling. Lem Wheeler asks why the visit paused the work, and the wife asks him to return thanks as the scene unfolds in a kin-filled, homey setting.
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Newt Carl
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