Johnson Hosts Gal Reporters on White House Tour
President Johnson gives four women reporters a personal tour of the White House after a Christmas party. He recalls Eisenhower’s long memo of advice and notes he has slimmed to 205 pounds. He signs photos for Isabelle Shelton Hazel Markel and Frances Lewine and praises women reporters.
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White House
Eisenhower
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Kennedy
Joint Session
Congress
Oval Office
Isabelle Shelton
Wending Radio - TV
Hazel Markel
Frances Lewine
Associated Press
Driver Dies After Suspected Heart Attack in Crash
Perry and UPI report Carl Ray Holmes, 58, of Cushing died in a Perry hospital after a traffic crash. State patrol says the death was apparently caused by a heart attack shortly before he arrived for treatment.
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UPI
Highway Patrol
Cushing
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Holmes
Woman applies for Social Security at age 102
Mrs Julia Lecrone Dean, aged 102, filed for Social Security to meet tax withholding rules on dividends and other payments. Born in Pennsylvania, she moved to central Illinois at age 8 and marked her birthday on September 17, 1963.
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Anes
Julia Lecrone Dean
Pennsylvania
Dean
Illinois
Fire Damages Birdwell Division of Seismograph Corp
Officials estimate the Tulsa fire at Birdwell Division caused over 100000 dollars in damage. A 50000 dollar truck was destroyed and more than 15000 dollars in electronics were lost. Four offices and a conference room were damaged with risk of explosives.
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Tulsa
UPI
Birdwell
Seismograph Corp
William Sturdevant
Oklahoma Bar considers ban on parole board cases
The criminal codes and procedures committee of the Oklahoma Bar Association weighs a proposal to bar Pardon and Parole Board members from taking criminal law cases. Committee chairman Hardin Ballard of Purcell said the idea would go to the next legislature. Two parole board members, C Chesnut of Miami and another from Tulsa, are attorneys.
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Tulsa
C. Chesnut
Miami
Johnson Drives Foreign Aid Fight Stirring GOP Resistance
President Johnson pressed for quick action on a foreign aid bill, risking bipartisan unity and provoking Republican criticism over motives and timing. Despite GOP objections, he seeks a 3.6 billion appropriation with hopes of early passage before Christmas, while advancing grain sale guarantees to Russia and Iron Curtain nations.
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House
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Senate
Russia
Iron Curtain
Oklahoma Democrats back foreign aid move misses two thirds
In Washington on Monday Oklahoma Democrats supported an immediate consideration of foreign aid, narrowly missing the two thirds requirement. Voting yes were Reps. Carl Albert John Jarman Ed Edmondson Tom Steed and Victor Wickersham, while Rep. Page Belcher, the state's lone Republican, did not vote but was recorded against the proposal.
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Oklahoma
House
Carl Albert
John Jarman
Ed Edmondson
Tom Steed
Victor Wickersham
Page Belcher
Tulsa planning grant for comprehensive program funding
The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission will receive 127 529 dollars for the city's comprehensive planning program. The grant was announced Monday by the Urban Renewal Administration.
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Washington
Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
Urban Renewal Administration
Reverend credits Boss for winning tree contest
An Episcopal minister, Rev. Robert Hall, won a flowering poinciana in a Miami contest and attributed the victory to his Boss, saying he is the only one responsible for a tree.
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Miami
Fla. (Ap
Robert Hall
State Leads Drop In Oil State Leads Drop In Oil
U S crude oil and lease condensate output fell 24 765 barrels daily last week led by Oklahoma Kansas Wyoming and Kentucky and total production slipped to 7 508 105 barrels daily from 7 532 870 Production in Oklahoma dropped to 540 500 barrels daily Kansas to 300 860 Wyoming to 387 and Kentucky to H Texas and Louisiana held steady at 2 614 200 and 1 470 270 respectively Other states posted minor changes with North Dakota and Montana among notable increases.
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TULSA
United States
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wyoming
Kentucky
The
Oil and Gas Journal
the Magazine
the Journal
Texas
Louisiana
Alabama
Alaska
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Utah
Dallas Buys Transit Firm
Dallas will start its own transit system on New Year’s Day after buying the Dallas Transit Co. for 5.5 million dollars. City council approved a contract signed by DTC President Nathan Weinberg and Secretary Sidney Weinberg, transferring buses and property while preserving current salaries and benefits for employees.
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Dallas Transit Co
DTC
Nathan Weinberg
Sidney Weinberg
Missouri Teller Seeks Trial Here in Embezzlement Case
James D. Blizzard age 30 a former teller for First National Bank in Miami Oklahoma waived grand jury indictment on embezzlement charges and asked to be tried in Kansas City Missouri instead of Oklahoma. Blizzard was arrested in Kansas City November 19 and is accused of stealing 1000 and 400 dollars from the Oklahoma bank between December 15 1962 and January 4 1963.
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Kansas City
UPID
First National Bank
Miami
Okla
Oklahoma
James D. Blizzard
Oklahoma Bank
Hollow Nickel in Ohio Coin Collection Captures Interest
In Upper Arlington Ohio Mrs J K Showmaker found an unusual hollow nickel tucked in a roll from a bank two years ago. The piece contained a defaced nickel and a dime, yet weighed like a nickel.
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Upper Arlington, Ohio
J. K. Showmaker
Christmas Night Victory at Trenton Remains a Turning Point
The piece recalls George Washington crossing the Delaware on Christmas night 1776. It highlights 2,500 weary, underdressed American troops routing Hessian forces at Trenton, capturing about 950 prisoners, with four American wounded. It notes Hessians were payroll soldiers and mentions their Christmas tree influence.
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Washington
America
Capitol
George Washington
Delaware River
Trenton
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