Oklahoma Drinks Boom After Repeal and Private Clubs Rise
Oklahoma's liquor market surged after repeal on September 1 1959 with bourbon leading sales. Private clubs emerged to skirt public drinking rules, hosting some 200 venues and selling only setups while members kept bottles. Office records show 1960 sales near 52 million dollars and 454 421 cases sold in 1961 amid ongoing questions about overall consumption.
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U S Dry Spots Vary by State and Localities
A survey shows liquor laws differ widely across the United States on who may sell it how it is sold and where it may be consumed. Since Oklahoma repealed statewide prohibition only Mississippi remains fully dry. Many counties and towns stay dry under local option.
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Oklahoma Liquor Tax Revenue and Crime Shifts Highlight 1961
Oklahoma data show total liquor shipments and tax receipts rising in 1961 with 798 194 cases moved across categories. Crime up 28 percent locally, while public drunkenness and drunk driving arrests increased. highway crashes fell slightly. Officials discuss education, enforcement, and potential repeal implications for future policy.
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Boston Police Spend More Per Capita Than Any Major City
Boston, per the Boston Municipal Research Bureau, has the highest police expenditure per capita in the nation. The city, 12th in population in 1960, ranked sixth in police costs with more officers per 1 000 residents than any large city, totaling $19.9 million. Over 10 cents of every tax dollar goes to police protection.
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Freud ideas proved by astronauts
Philadelphia AP reports psychiatrist Dr. George Ruff says Project Mercury flights confirm Freud on internal drives over external dangers. He interviewed Carpenter and others, noting fear of failure, not environmental stress, drives behavior and stress handling in space.
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