Oklahoma City Aids Funding Faces Adjournment Hurdle
Oklahoma lawmakers remain split over whether 1.25 million in state school aid should go to Oklahoma City Tulsa and other districts or be cut in the next biennium. Sen Don Baldwin backs eliminating the aid while Gov Raymond Cary opposes. Tulsa received 520000 and Oklahoma City 713000 this year. Adjournment timelines vary with House Speaker Bill Harkey urging a May 13 goal and Senate leaders agreeing on a daylight-hour finish without an all night session.
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Burglar Dropped Into Arms Of Wailing Policemen
Two patrolmen respond to a burglar alarm at Rasen Drug Co. and intercept Frederick Harrison, 21, as he climbs down a rain spout and nearly reaches the ground. He is taken into custody on suspicion of burglary.
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Eisenhower to seek tax plan aiding small business
President Eisenhower plans to urge Congress to pass a tax proposal designed to attract capital to small ventures. The plan would allow investors to deduct all or part of losses from small businesses in a single year, reducing tax liability and encouraging growth. A cabinet committee previously studied similar loss-deduction measures to improve access to capital for small firms in a expanding economy.
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Half of U S top diplomats face reshuffle abroad
The Eisenhower administration is shifting nearly half of the nation s leading diplomats at 78 overseas posts. Since last November s election 40 foreign assignments have been changed or planned. Congress complains career diplomats are being bypassed for political appointees while 34 career diplomats hold ambassadorial or minister posts against 24 non career appointees. In all 70 percent are career officers the highest in history.
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Actor's Son Found Shot To Death In New York Home
Hastings on Hudson New York January Dekker 16 year old son of actor Albert Dekker was found dead by his mother on the floor of his room with a .28 caliber rifle nearby and a cloth clenched in his hand. A medical examiner ruled the death accidental while the father toured Florida in a Christie play Witness for the Prosecution.
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