Harris calls for CIA abolition and price controls
Former U S senator Fred R Harris told a Murray State University news conference he would abolish the CIA and impose immediate controls on steel, automobile, food and gasoline monopolies if elected president. He backed strict antitrust enforcement and higher taxes on the Rockefellers while noting new campaign spending laws as major political change. Harris said he would continue his Democratic bid with broad fundraising plans and 50 000 committee supporters by 1976.
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Murray
U.S
Fred R. Harris
CIA
Harris
Murray State University
Insight
MSU Student Government Association
Democratic Party
U.S. Senate
Reorganization Plan Faces Senate Committee In Oklahoma
State Senate President Gene Howard to assign Gen David Boren reorganization proposal to a Senate committee. Boren’s plan trims five offices from the state ballot. Senate rejects expansion of multi bank holding companies aiding small banks. Prisoners may work on public projects with volunteer status. House sessions brief. appropriations totals discussed for libraries safety and military. Insurance supervisor to oversee insolvent companies and seek receivership if needed.
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Oklahoma City
Senate
Gene Howard
David Boren
Boren
Oklahoma
R. S. Amis
Midwest City
Independent Bankers Association of Oklahoma
Okla
House
Department of Libraries
Department of Public Safety
Oklahoma Military Department
John Miskelly
D-Choctaw
Preliminary hearing set for man charged in fatal collision
A preliminary hearing is scheduled June 17 in district court for Tommy Joe Pruett a 24 year old Snyder man charged with first degree manslaughter in a two vehicle crash on U S 62 near Indiahoma that killed Larry Rogers 22 Apache. Pruett reportedly drove under the influence with a blood alcohol content of 0 19 percent.
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Tommy Joe Pruett
Snyder
Pruett
Indiahoma
Larry Rogers
Rogers
Ron Alexander
U.S. 62
Alexander
Food price relief fades as future hikes loom
March market basket costs fell $9 from February marking the first annual decline since July. ARS economist Summers cautions beef and pork prices may rise as cattle and hog prices shift, with future USDA appraisals and harvests shaping overall food costs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Larry V. Summers
Department
Economic Research Service
Mac Student Named To Post In OSLA Election
Cecilia Dove of MacArthur Junior High School was elected state treasurer of the Oklahoma Student Librarians Association at its Norman convention. Lawton High School sent 13 students, MacArthur eight, Eisenhower two, with sponsors Norma Baker Jo Uhland Lena Maloney and Polly Hubbard. District officers included Cecilia Dove president Kay Best secretary and Vickie Whitehouse treasurer.
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Cecilia Dove
MacArthur
Oklahoma Student Librarians’ Association
OSLA
Norman
Lawton High School
Eisenhower High School
Norma Baker
Jo Uhland
Lena Maloney
Polly Hubbard
Lawton
Kay Best
Lawton High
Vickie Whitehouse
Eisenhower High
Elgin Indian Club Promotes Powwow Benefit Dance
The Elgin High School Indian Club sponsors a benefit dance from 7 p.m. to midnight at Tia-Piah Park Friday. Co hosted by the Whitewolf Club. Grand dancer heads Ralph Wahnee and Carla Harjo, with Larry Cozad as head singer and Edgar Monetathchi master of ceremonies.
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Elgin High School
Tia-Piah Park
Whitewolf
Ralph Wahnee
Carla Harjo
Larry Cozad
Edgar Monetathchi
Benefit Powwow at Tia-Piah Park Sunday
A community club hosts a benefit dance at Tia-Piah Park starting 2 p.m. Sunday with food sales. Proceeds fund the first White Wolf powwow set for June 6-8 at the same park. Principals include Frank Whitewolf, Karen Pewenoskit, Leonard Cozad Sr., and Edgar Monetathchi guiding the event.
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Whitewolf
Tia-Piah Park
Frank Whitewolf
Karen Pewenoskit
Leonard Cozad Sr
Edgar Monetathchi
Insurers Survey Finds Youth Prioritize Home and Pension
A Life Insurance Institute survey shows young people rank owning a home first, then a pension plan and savings of at least 5000 dollars. They also favor 50000 dollars in life insurance and a college education, while things like a new car and travel abroad are less important.
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The
Institute of Life Insurance
Ward 5 Citizens Set Meeting on Neighborhood Priorities
Ward 5 residents will meet at 7 30 p m today in City Council chambers to guide councilman elect Joyce Pursley. The area is bounded by Cache Road Bishop Road Pioneer Expressway and Fort Sill Boulevard with Alvis Kennedy as chairman. The gathering was moved from April 17.
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Ward 5
Joyce Pursley
Cache Road
Bishop Road
Pioneer Expressway
Fort Sill Boulevard
Alvis Kennedy
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McMahon Auditorium
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Solon
State Insurance Commissioner
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
St. Anthony Hospital
Fort Sill
Robert Dix
Arctic
Tion
Summers
Mac
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Gien Cofer
Sheridan
Ft” Ave
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