Oklahoma med student dies in suspected accidental shooting
Funeral services planned for Dick Reece Baker a 23 year old University of Oklahoma medical school senior found shot in his home. Police ruled death from a personal safety related gunshot wound with no foul play suspected though family believes it was accidental. Baker enjoyed hunting and fishing and had been studying for midterms.
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Oklahoma City
Dick Reece Baker
University of Oklahoma Medical School
E. B
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William Roy Baker
Oklahoma A&m
Baker
Meals
University Medical School
Lillian Nelson
Civil Service Told To Aid Reporters
The Civil Service Commission told its employees they must assist in keeping the public informed. The change replaces a policy that information on commission affairs was government property. Chairman Moss urged agencies to adopt a positive attitude and disclose government activities unless clearly withheld. CSC chairman Philip Young said the move clarifies that only internal matters remain restricted and noted an internal review on making employee names and salaries public.
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Civil Service Commission
House
Moss
D-Calif
CSC
Philip Young
Young
Interagency
Liberia and Soviet Union Agree to Exchange Envoys
The Soviet Union and Liberia plan to establish diplomatic relations with ambassadors to be exchanged after Liberia passes the necessary budget. The talks, held after a Soviet delegation attended Liberia's President Tubman third inauguration, include pledges of nonaggression and sovereignty. Liberia, founded with American help a century ago, remains opposed to communism and bans Communist groups.
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Moscow
Liberia
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
L.F. Tivchev
Siberia
William V. S. Tubman
Ilychev
Russia
Week's Balance Sheet Of The World's News
Charles M. McCann surveys global shifts in politics and power. Egypt begins representative parliamentary rule after monarch overthrow. Porkkala base to Finland ends decades of Soviet lease, enabling return of evicted residents. Cyprus talks hint at wider home rule and self-determination prospects. France faces cabinet instability amid Communist influence. Bulganin signals Latin American penetra tion drive by the Soviet Union, challenging U S economic clout. East Germany announces a national people's army aligned with Soviet forces to counter West German rearmament.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Farouk
Russia
Porkkala
Finland
Kremlin
Paris
National Assembly
Pierre Poujade
Latin America
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Argentina
Mexico
Uruguay
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United States
East Germany
People’s Army
People’s Police
Red Army
Can Jack Corn Make Rain Come?
Lubbock audience of about 1000 Texas farm leaders awaited a Fort Worth inventor famed for claiming a rain making gadget. A snow storm moved the demonstration and sun in Lubbock led Corn to cancel, with him saying the device could only stir clouds into action rather than guarantee rain.
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Lubbock
Jack Corn Jr
Texas
Fort Worth
Corn
Association of Texas Soil Conservation District Supervisors
Meany Blasts NAM War On Unions
New York AFL CIO president George Meany accuses the National Association of Manufacturers of a campaign to destroy labor unions. NAM president Cola Parker replies that Meany’s attack harms labor-management peace efforts. Other speakers include Herman Steinkraus of Bridgeport Brass Co who says unions are here to stay and who favours strong union leadership.
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New York
George Meany
Afl-Cio
National Assn
Cola G. Parker
NAM
Meany
National Industrial Conference Board
Steinkraus
Warsaw Pact Meet Slated In Prague
The political Consultative Assembly of the Warsaw Pact will meet in Prague January 27 to consider the question of common obligations. Soviet Foreign Ministry press chief L. F. Ilyichev announced the date and purpose of the meeting. The pact links Soviet Russia Albania Bulgaria Hungary East Germany Poland Romania and Czechoslovakia in a formal alliance and unified military command.
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Political Consultative Assembly of
Warsaw Pact
Prague
Foreign Ministry
L. F. Ilychev
Soviet
Russia
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
East Germany
Poland
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Eight killed as truck overturns in Peru canyon
El Comercio of Cuzco reports eight died when a truck carrying seventeen people overturned into a canyon near Lima. The crash left several injured and prompted rescue efforts by local authorities.
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Peru
el Comercio
Cuzco
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