Folsom Denies Plot For Federal School Control
Rochester New York. Secretary of Welfare Folsom rejects claims that federal aid for classroom construction would mean federal control of education. He calls the idea a phony and says the proposal would not give federal supervision over schools. The House considers a five year 400 million dollar program as a compromise. Folsom notes that federal funds would be allocated to states which would administer grants locally.
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Rochester
N.Y. W
Folsom
Taracy
House
Fulsom
Rotary Club
Infant suffocated as folding crib collapses in Dearborn home
A week-old infant named Maureen Brown died in Dearborn as a folding crib collapsed at the home of her grandparents. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Brown of Scarborough Ontario, was found with the face pressed into the crib corner. The accident occurred in a suburban Dearborn residence.
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Detroit
Maureen Brown
Donald Brown
Scarborough
Ont
Dearborn
Prices Include 2 Percent Sales Tax Notice
The notice states prices include a 2 percent state sales tax. It references Mn Ma and Sunday S224 24 Trust 89. Details are partial and unclear due to OCR text.
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Ar. Mn
Ato
State Payroll Cut During Gary Term
Gov. Raymond Gary disputed the Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council figure on state employees saying fulltime staff are down to about 19 000. The council put payroll at 26 000, but Gary said thousands on the payroll were not paid by the state due to a new federal Social Security ruling.
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Oklahoma City
Gary
Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council
Raymond Gary
Burt Logan
Gregory Hearing Scheduled Friday in Vinita
Gregory Bille Lane Gregory 18 of Disney Oklahoma faces arraignment in district court Friday on a charge of attempted armed robbery. He pled innocent at a preliminary hearing before Justice George Zumival. Bond set at 10000 dollars. He was released from the Army last week and had been held on county charges after 16 months in Pryor county jail.
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Vinita
Okla
UPI
Bille Lane Gregory
Gregory
Disney
George Zumival
Pry- Ole Craig
Body Of Barge Victims Found
NEW ORLEANS UP The body of Jasmer Harvey Jr of Jayess Mississippi was identified by his wife after being found about 2 12 miles from the capsized barge Mister K in the Mississippi River mouth. Six men died when the barge collapsed, with at least six others believed entombed in the living quarters. Coast Guard investigators sought causes as a survivor said no life preservers were aboard while co owner Geer claimed full safety equipment was present.
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New Orleans
Jasmer Harvey Jr
Jayess
Miss
Mississippi River
Harvey
Coast Guard Board
Plat Ballard
Lewis Geer
Coast Guard
Man Marries Widow After Persistent Suit
Moses Edwards, 62, married Leyla Matthews, 50, after she accepted a newspaper ad for housekeeping last fall. The widow initially refused the job, but Edwards pursued the match and they wed last week.
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Binghamtow
Moses Edwards
Leyla Matthews
Edwards
Moses
Public relations pick adds Nash to GOP leadership
Ruth i Cowan Nash, former AP reporter and wife of Deputy Under secretary of Commerce Bradley Nash, named public relations consultant to the Republican National Committee. She replaces Anne Wheaton who becomes White House associate press secretary. Nash, a War era correspondent and former Women’s National Press Club president, is from Salt Lake City. Oklahoma marks its 50th birthday with opening ceremonies at the Semi Centen nial Exposition grounds in Oklahoma City. Governor Gary and stars Joel McCrea and John Howard led the lighting of the 200 foot Arrows to Atoms tower as 1,500 attendance. The exposition runs June 14 to July 7. The celebration follows the 68th anniversary of Oklahoma Territory opening in 1839 and Guthrie’s 75,000-participation event. Gov Gary and cast also took part in a two hour parade. Oklahoma’s 50th birthday events continue through November 17, ending with the OU Notre Dame game in Norman.
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Washington
Ruth i Cowan Nash
Bradley Nash
Republican National Committee
Nash
Associated Press
Anne Wheaton
White House
Salt Lake City
Women’s National Press Club
Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Joel McCrea
John Howard
Oklahoma Territory
Guthrie
Gov. Gary
Gail Davis
Jennie Lea
McCrea
Gift-wrapped Kitten At Adoption Center Sparked Notice
The Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports a woman called a pet adoption center before Easter and requested a kitten as a present with the instruction to gift wrap it.
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Philadelphia
The
Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
FALSE TEETH REMEDY PROMOTES FIRM COMFORT
An ad touts FASTEETH as a powder that secures denture plates, allowing wearers to eat talk laugh and sneeze with less worry. It claims 20 gummy pasty flavors, no nausea, and neutralizes denture odor while being alkaline. Available at drug counters.
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Sny Drug Counter
Ships collide near Nagoya. no casualties reported
In heavy fog off Nagoya Port early today the American freighter President Johnson struck the stern of the Isbrandtser freighter Remsen Heights. Kyodo News Agency and the Coast Guard attributed the collision to fog with no casualties.
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Tokyo
President Lines
President Johnson
Isbrandtser
Remsen Heights
Nagoya
Kyodo
Coast Guard
Nancy Davis Courting Reagan on Hell Cats of the Navy
Hollywood reports actress Nancy Davis enjoys a second courtship during filming of Hell Cats of the Navy where she portrays Ronald Reagan’s love interest while he is her real life husband.
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Hollywood
Nancy Davis
Ronald Reagan
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