Handwriting In The Sky Sparks Church Debate On Space
AP religion writer reports on how man made flight horizons stir deep church comment. Ministers warn effects can broaden spiritual insight or fuel materialism while leaders like Billy Graham and Bishop Shell urge faith guidance in science’s age.
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Yemen to join new Arab union with Egypt and Syria
Yemen plans to join the Syro Egyptian union forming in Cairo to bolster President Nasser's Arab neutrality policy. Crown Prince Mohammed Seif al Islam al Badr travels toward adhesion, as Saudi Arabia's position remains undeclared. Egypt and Syria aim to stabilize internal conditions and rally Arab states, with population of union projected at about 32 million.
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Dallas Fire Kills Four and Injures Five
Four people died and five were injured in an apartment house fire in Dallas. The deceased were identified as Al Routh Edward Lee Kouns and Mr and Mrs Larry Courin all about 45. The loss to the six unit brick apartment house was about 40000 dollars. Cause of the fire had not been determined.
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Deer Fly Speed Corrected From 800 to 70 MPH
New Haven Com notes a parson-naturalist overestimated deer fly speed at 800 mph in past lore. Langmuir tests revised the rate to 70 mph. President Eisenhower science adviser Williance cites the incident to warn about scientific literacy and circulating speeds.
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Subscription Rates For Morning Press And Sunday
The notice lists payable in advance subscription rates for the Morning Press and Sunday editions across various regions including Southwest Gilbert, Lawton area, and other counties. Prices include a 2 percent tax. multiple plans show monthly and annual options with different carrier service terms.
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Constitution
Constitution Press. & Mail
Gilat
Press & Sun
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Quotes From The News Highlights Visitors Views And Reactions
A roundup of remarks from US and Soviet figures and others. Included are Mike Foedel on Soviet friendliness, New York traffic chief Wiley on horsepower, Nixon on space control, Moscow taxi driver on Explorer, the Democratic advisory council on recession, a Tokyo newsboy on a world tour, a Minnesota student’s return, and Rita Hayworth on marriage happiness.
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Minnesota
Satellite edition highlights Jupiter C missile launch
The Atlanta Constitution published a special satellite edition with a one page spread on space exploration and a color photo of the Jupiter C missile on its launching pad. The regular Trent page ran on Page 3 with the full masthead.
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Atlanta Constitution
Army Appoints Numerous Officers in Contemporary Promotions
The Department of the Army announces a series of promotions. Listed are officers elevated to lieutenant colonel major captain and first lieutenant across artillery and other branches. Names include Skelth Bateman Banks James Daniel Bonmey Coleman Wallace Thacher Everett Bolton Roger Berea Chapman Bishop Robert Boughn Edward Campbell and many more. The long roster highlights broad expansion of leadership within the force.
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Melvin Lee Simmons
JeWlll Clinton Smith Sr
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Varry Arthur “Smith
Herman Enos Snape
Stanley J. Burk
Harald Barthelemew
Rob
Comanche county forms Cache cemetery district resolution
Comanche county commissioners officially create the Cache cemetery district in a resolution adopted at the monthly meeting. Lawton hosts Fourth district Oklahoma Water and Sewage conference with city officials from across the state. Mrs Ada Louis Sionel Fisher, a black law student, seeks Supreme Court action to admit her immediately to the University of Oklahoma law school. Mayor George Hutchins forecasts paving of an avenue to begin in two months. Franklin D Roosevelt marks 56th birthday with nationwide observances and 15,000 parties. courthouse project work cleared to start after protest period expires Feb 25. Harrington Wimberly of Altus will address Cameron College press fraternity. Mayor Dick Jones vows to oppose paying claims not approved by proper committees.
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Oklahoma Press Association
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Officers Promoted in Local Army Cadre
James Oliver Cochran James Henry Donk Curtis Sherman Croweh Jr. Harry Donald Penzier Billy Murray Eller and James Wade Wurman are promoted to second lieutenant in the local unit. The ceremony recognizes their progression and service records.
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MeeAre Beebe
Dorris Neal Sidham
James Oliver Cochran
James Henry Donk
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James Wade Wurman
State Physicians Meeting Opens Tulsa Convention
The Oklahoma chapter of the American Academy of General Practice opened its annual convention in Tulsa. Six physicians will lecture today and tomorrow. Dr. Marcons Phelps of El Reno, national president, attends a banquet tonight. Dr. Elmer Ridgeway Jr. of Oklahoma City is retiring state president and Dr. Charles E. Wilbanks of Tulsa is president elect.
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American Eric Steiner Wins Marathon Ping Pong Match
Steiner, an American from California, defeated Jaime Ortiz-Paine of Bolivia in a marathon ping pong contest at a St. Moritz resort. He claimed nearly 52,800 in winnings as the event stretched over several days with meals and rest breaks before a hotel manager halted the match.
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Steiner
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Sunday Dispatch
Pen Inmates Pick Judge In 58 Race
Durant Oklahoma District Judge Sam Sullivan says inmates at the state pen McAlester chose him as the popular candidate for Oklahoma governor though he has not announced his candidacy. He calls the selection a compliment given the inmates’ circumstances and possible reasons to oppose him.
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