Project Big Brother recon satellite plan advances
Joseph and Stewart Alsop report a formal effort on a five year reconissance satellite project named Project Big Brother. The goal is global imaging from space using a 300 mile orbit with a compact power source, possibly solar or a sub forty pound nuclear reactor, with major contractors including RCA CBS and Lockheed. The piece weighs Soviet progress and U.S. commitment amid technical hurdles and interdependent missile and satellite programs.
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Big Brother
Eisenhower
George Orwell
the Radio Corporation of America
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Lockheed Aircraft
Moscow
New York
Republic
Kremlin
Peter Kapitza
Soviet Union
New York Herald
Oklahoma and Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Report
The state Department of Agriculture lists prices for wheat, eggs, butterfat and broilers across towns including Guyman Blackwell Clinton El Reno Enid Hobart Kingfisher Lawton Oklahoma City Yukon and more. Hogs, sheep, cattle and calves sell in Oklahoma City markets with steady to firm price moves and several load quotations for fed steers heifers and slaughter calves.
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State Department of Agriculture Today
Guyman
Hooker
Blackwell
Frederick
Medford
Vici
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Hobart
Kingfisher
Yukon
Bison
Hennessey
Lawton
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
Elk City
Sayre
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Laverne
Alva
Woodward
Oklahoma City Livestock
USDA
Local News Policy Note
The AP notes exclusive rights to local news and its dispatches and states ads require prepayment or written authorization from local business leaders. It commits to corrections if errors are brought to management's attention.
Garden Reverie and Scriptural Thought on Creation
A concise pairing of Genesis imagery and Dorothy Gurney's reflection. The Lord God crafts trees for beauty and sustenance including the tree of life and knowledge. A garden is deemed closer to divinity than any other place on earth, inviting contemplation of sacred nature.
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God
Classrooms And Teachers Shake Up U S Education
The National Education Association reports 40 percent of colleges have unfilled vacancies, with shortages concentrated in chemistry physics mathematics and engineering. War-born student growth and reliance on high school staff threaten the pipeline, risking facilities demand and national security if not addressed.
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National Education Association
U.S
Association
America
The
Education Association
Planes Surpass Buses In 1955 Passenger Traffic
In 1955 scheduled airlines carried 19.9 million passenger miles versus 17.91 million by intercity buses. If nonscheduled airlines are included, aviation leads by an even wider margin. Air traffic has long overtaken rail Pullman and is ahead of rail coach volume, not yet the two rail forms combined.
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America
Answers and Answers Quiz Tidbits From History
A compact Q and A roundup covers topics from statehood and flags to etymology of ham actors, Ford Foundation funding, canal climate myths, the Langley as the first U.S. aircraft carrier, and Patmos Island's biblical exile. Each fact anchors a named person, place, or institution.
Sooner Doctors Gather At Tulsa
About 200 physicians gathered for the eighth annual meeting of the Oklahoma Academy of General Practice in Tulsa Oklahoma. The event continues tomorrow with technical discussions across medical fields and a banquet tonight featuring Dr H H Mc Daniel Toronza Ark as principal speaker.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma Academy of General Practice
H. H. McDaniel
Toronza
Ark
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
County Officials Meet In Lawton Oklahoma Conference
Southwest Oklahoma county officials from 12 counties gathered in Lawton for a District 6 conference. Sam Wall of Andarko Caddo county clerk and chairman planned afternoon talks on a petition to seek a state-wide constitutional change. The proposal would extend elected county official terms from two to four years.
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Oklahoma
District 6
Sam Wall
Andarko
Caddo County
County Officers Association of Oklahoma
Russians Ask Bown To Ground Balloons
Moscow demands West Germany curb launching of American balloons from its territory. Soviet notes to the United States and Turkey accuse U S forces of sending large balloons with cameras and radios over Soviet air space. Tass says balloons threaten aircraft and cites private U S propaganda balloons. protest also to Bonn over German cooperation.
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Thomas Jefferson
France
United States
Louisiana Territory
Bown
Moscow
Soviet Union
West Germany
Russia
Turkey
U.S
Germany
Tass
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
Andrei A. Gromyko
American Free Europe Committee
Radio Free Europe
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Walter Hallstein
Bonn
Valerian Zorin
German Federal Republic
Washington
State Department
U. S. Air Force
Europe
Catholics Elevate Rev Leven First Oklahoma Native Bishop
Monsignor Stephen A. Leven of Blackwell becomes Auxiliary Bishop of San Antonio Texas with consecration in Oklahoma City at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cathedral. Archbishop Lucey leads ceremony with 36 bishops others present. Leven, pastor at Enid and former parish priest in several towns, will retreat at St Gregory's Abbey before ordination.
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Blackwell
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Texas
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Oklahoma City
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Eugene J. McGuinness
Tulsa
Oklahoma
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Fort Worth
James A. McNulty
Paterson
N.J
Monsignor
St. Gregory’s Abbey
Shawnee
St. Francis Church
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Bristow
Drumright
Tonkawa
Enid
St. Francis Xavier Church
Cityan Reports Wife Is Missing
Jackie Baumli of 913 H reported over the weekend that his 16-year-old wife Ollie Bell Baumli has been missing from their Lawton home since last Thursday. He said he went to Saint Joseph, Missouri, her hometown, to search for her. relatives had not seen or heard from her. He described her as reddish blonde, blue eyes, wearing a red coat and checkered dress, about 115 pounds.
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Joseph Deangelo
Brooklyn
Deangelo
Pittsburg
Downton
Texas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Missouri
Illinois
Minnesota
Ohio
Arizona
California
Jackie Baumli
Ollie Bell Baumli
Lawton
Saint Joseph
Baumli
Red China drafts 30 letter alphabet for Chinese romanization
Peiping radio reports Hu Yu-chi says China has prepared a 30 letter alphabet for possible future romanization of written Chinese. Hu, deputy chairman of the conference, announced the plan as Chinese writing uses about 10 000 characters.
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Tokyo
Red China
Hu Yu-chi
Peiping Radio
Literal minded children test adult sales talks and bias
A Hopkins Syndicate anecdote highlights how literal children notice details adults ignore from "If you boys don't sit still, she'll turn over" to a Grand Canyon diary entry about spitting a mile. It argues that consumers’ true attitudes differ from glossy advertising and urges adults to model clarity for kids.
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Butch
Edmondson
Butch M
Emery Gray
Emery
Witness Falls Dead At Capitol Hearing
Randolph E. Paul a senior Treasury official under F D Roosevelt collapsed and died at a Capitol hearing. Capitol Hill physician Dr James L Keating said he likely died of a coronary attack with death pronounced about 20 minutes after he slumped against a table.
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Randolph E. Paul
Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Capitol
James L. Keating
Capitol Hill
Paul
Keating
Show Business Across
Word list style clues for a show business themed crossword puzzle. Includes entries for comedians actors singers and related terms with brief definitions and cross references.
Puzzle Answer Clues and Solutions Listed
A compact list connects each clue to its solution, matching terms like distance mark to milepost and century plant to century plant. Other answers include prefixes for half and terms for impudent and elevator, with city in and clans noted.
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Oklahoma
Egg Grading Program to Aid Producers and Consumers
County agent Lewis Haydock will provide information on egg grading and accept license applications from Comanche county residents. The program aims to offer better quality eggs, set producer prices by grade, and help retailers by reducing customer complaints. Licenses from the State Department of Agriculture are due July 1 each year. carton labels cost one fourth cent per dozen.
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Lewis Haydock
Comanche County
State Department of Agriculture
Lawton
Haydock
Sandstone Story to Be Told by Males in Boston
Cheyenne Oklahoma banker L L Males will present the sandstone story to the National Association of Soil Conservation Supervisors in Boston on Wednesday. The sandstone detent dams are in Roger Mills County.
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Cheyenne
Okla
L. L
Oklahoma
National Association of Soil Conservation Supervisors
Boston
Roger Mills Couny
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