Cherokee language radio sparks Fats Domino in tribally tuned format
In Tahlequah Oklahoma AP reports Cherokee language radio on KTLQ reaches about 10 000 people in five counties with two weekly Cherokee news programs. North eastern State College student Wesley Proctor hosts a Cherokee language show and Carnegie Cross Cultural Study Project examines how people learn to speak another language. About 30 percent of adult Cherokees speak and read their language with literacy in the Cherokee alphabet.
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Fats Domino
Wesley Proctor
KTLQ
Cherokee Nation
Georgia
Alabama
Proctor
Northeastern State College
Northeastern
Carnegie Foundation
Bob Thomas
Johnson Seeks Backing From Big Business Leaders
President Johnson aims to win support from bankers and industrialists as he governs in a time of economic tension. The piece notes his preference for cooperation with business, contrasts with Kennedy’s approach, and highlights concerns over rising interest rates and potential impacts on borrowing and growth.
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Tames Marlow
Washington
Johnson
Werner
Kennedy
England
American Federal Reserve
U.S
Reading
White House
Roger MM. Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Texans Offer Coeds $400 For Hippo
Three Smith College coeds weighed an offer from Texas on a hippo sale by the state purchase commission. The two-ton hippo Betsy, renamed Sophia, is at Brooklyn's Prospect Park Zoo. The students considered a move to Forest Park Zoo as a possible home.
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Springfield
Mass
Smith College
Texas Today
Brooklyn
Prospect Park Zoo
Betsy
Sophia
Sophia Smith
Northampton
Wilson Fry
Ripide Valley Zoological Assciation
San Benito
Hippo
Fry
Warlingen
Forest Park’ Zoo
Ellen Emerson
Concol
Nancy Horner
Worchester
Longfellow
Wayzata
Minn
Cost
Lee
T Ge
Hospital Admissions List For Gulf Coast And San Jacinto
Admitted patients include Mrs Marokt Cryer at 4 W Iobit in room 129 and Mrs Florence Gresham at 1918 Cedar Bayou Lynchburg in room 434. Randall David Lyons at 1906 Amy in room 216 and Mrs William S Hewitt at 1050 N Second in room 247. Other admissions: Mrs Roger L Byler Crosby room 220 Mrs Joseph Gigat Mont Belvieu room 346 James F Keyes Highlands room 330 Louis L Burns Highlands room 220 Mrs Joe Nunn Houston room 328 Kenneth W Doskocil Highlands room 200 Donald W McLeod Mont Belvieu room 350.
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Marokt Cryer
W. Iobit
Florence Gresham
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg
San Jacinto
Randall David Lyons
Amy
William S. Hewitt
Roger L. Byler
Crosby
Joseph Gigat
Mont Behvieu
James F. Keyes
Highlands
Louis L. Burns
Joe Nunn
Houston
Kenneth W. Doskocil
Donald W. McLeod
Mont Belview
Volunteers Test Helium Atmosphere In Space Chamber
SAN ANTONIO AP Three airmen stepped from a large gray simulated space cabin ending the first major U S test of helium as a possible atmosphere component for spacecraft. The volunteers spent 28 days in the chamber. Air Force officials called the test a good experiment and extremely instructive. The airmen were Timothy Kinney 19 of Dayton Ohio Raymond Scheels Jr. of Schenectady N Y and James Williams 48 of Jacksonville Fla.
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Air Force
Timothy Kinney
Dayton
Ohio
Raymond Scheels Jr
Schenectady
N.Y
James Williams
Jacksonville
Fla
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