Week's Bad News Led By Russia's Anti-Jew Moves
A mixed weekly briefing notes hands from the Eisenhower era. Positive items include plans to push European Army cooperation and renewed French parliamentary faith in army treaties. Negative items report Moscow purges targeting Jewish doctors and Nazi plots in West Germany, plus Egypt rejecting Western defense ties amid ongoing Suez talks.
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Eisenhower
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Harold Stassen
Europe
Rene Mayer
de Gaullist
Washington
Mayer
United Nations
Korea
Mark Clark
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Germany
East Germany
Austria
Soviet Russia
Fotever
Suez
Sudan
Mohammed Naguib
United Press
Egypt
Middle East
Canal Zone
Bankers to Meet in Wilburton Oklahoma
Southeast Oklahoma District Bankers Association will meet at Easten Oklahoma A&M College in Wilburton on Monday to exchange technical information on banking and public service.
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Wilburton
Okla
Southeast Oklahoma District Bankers Association
Easten
Oklahoma A&m College
ROTC Graduates Called to Active Duty Within 60 Days
Twenty-one University of Oklahoma ROTC graduates who will receive degrees this month will be called to active duty within 60 days, not next summer as previously announced.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Rotc
Bitter Cold Wave Hits Great Plains
A bitter cold wave blanketed the Great Plains with subzero readings across Kansas Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas. Snow and frost drifted over fields as the front moved east from Michigan toward the Atlantic with readings from -35 at Int l Falls Minn to -3 at Des Moines Iowa and -19 at Huron S D.
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Great Plains
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Michigan
Ohio
Sea
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas Gulf Coast
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Tional Falls
Minn
Huron
S.D
Pierre
North Platte
Nebraska Panhandle
Omaha
Des Moines
Mason City
Duluth
State Textbook Members Picked
Two city school superintendents H. E. Wilson of Grove and M. C. Collum of Madill will join Oklahoma’s Textbook committee on June 1. They replace W. R. Rane of Miami and Rector Johnson of Broken Bow who cannot seek another term. The panel selects textbooks used in state schools.
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Oklahoma City
H. E. Wilson
Grove
M. C. Collum
Madill
W. R. Rane
Miami
Rector Johnson
Broken Bow
Weather Report Flags Snow, Quiet Temps Across Area
The Nebraska safety patrol and a power company used short wave radios to instruct linemen to restore service. Light snow appeared in New Mexico Colorado and Wyoming though temperatures remained reasonable. Northern California stayed mostly fair with near sixty in the central valley and bay areas. Light rain possible in the extreme north and Pacific Northwest due to a low pressure area off British Columbia.
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Nebraska Safety Patrol
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
California
Bay
Pacific Northwest
British Columbia
Military Escort To Greet Murray For Inauguration
Oklahoma City January 16 UP Gov Johnston Murray sails to Washington for the presidential inauguration with a military aide and two cars. Lt Col John W Rodgers to assist the Murrays as part of governors courtesies. Murray will take his Holmberg hat while Eisenhower switches to a Holmberg. Oklahoma's 3000 parade float ranks seventh. Ponca City high school band ranks 46th in the procession.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Washington
Murray
John W. Rodgers
Mrs. Murray
Holmberg
Oklahoma
Ponca City
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March OF Dimes
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