Hew Ordered To Speed Integration In 17 States
The Health Education and Welfare Department must act today to hasten desegregation in 17 Southern and border states as directed by a U S appellate court in Washington. The court order requires swift action by HEW to implement desegregation measures across the listed states.
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HEW
Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Fol
U.S. Dist
John Pratt
Pratt
Oklahoma City Tulsa May Be Ordered To Limit Downtown Traffic
Oklahoma City and Tulsa may face downtown traffic limits by summer as the Health Department reports both cities filed air quality plans with federal deadlines. The official notes poor public cooperation on auto emission controls and cites efforts to reduce downtown pollution and expand mass transit.
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
State Health Department
Robert V. Blanche
Department
Blanche
Oklahoma
Health Department
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Suspect Charged In Oklahoma City Rapes And Burglary
James Lyles Jr. was charged with one rape count tied to a string of rapes in northwest Oklahoma City and with burglarizing a home where a resident briefly struggled with an intruder. A second man was released after an alibi tied to a Kansas birthday party. Police recovered a ring from Lyles in a hotel room identified as stolen from a rape victim.
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Oklahoma City
James Lyles Jr
Kansas
Lyles
Tempting Ad for Nearby Store with Beautiful Products
A local advertisement touts beautiful products at fantastic prices from a nearby store. It emphasizes reliability and invites readers to find out more about offers and shopping options.
IBM Telex 1.2 Billion Case Enters Second Day
Tulsa based Telex Corp pursues 1.2 billion in damages against IBM for alleged monopolistic control of the electronic data processing industry. The trial continues with Telex asserting predatory practices and IBM countering with claims of trade secret copying and technological advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBM
Telex
Tulsa, Okla
Telex Corp
International Business Machines Corp
Harry Ashbridge
Floyd L. Walker
Walker
Thomas D. Barr
Four Card Major Opening in Bridge Sparks Debate
A bridge article argues for and against opening with one heart or one spade even with four cards. It cites a pairs hand where a four-card major opening stole the spade suit, while most tables reached game or slam. The piece notes West led spades elsewhere and discusses implications for four vs five card majors.
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Rixi Markus
South
West
Lose 20 Pounds in Two Weeks Diet Claims
An old ad touts the U S Women’s Alpine Ski Team diet promising twenty pounds loss in fourteen days. It cites a Colorado physician and claims no starvation while maintaining energy and ease of use for travelers and workers. A mail order offer asks $2 to Health Aids Institute in Cupertino for the diet plan.
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U.S
Colorado
O.K
Health Aids Institute
Homestead Road
Cupertino
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Jackson
Miss
Supreme Court
Peter E. Holmes
Office For Civil Rights
Lawton
Okla
Anne Arundel County
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Appeals Court
Holmes
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Florida
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Maryland
Virginia
Better Business Bureau
The
BBB
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Sears
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Lch & Gore
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Barr
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
Akis
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