Gary Announces Formal Candidacy For Governorship
Oklahoma City Democrat Gary, a Madill oilman and president pro tempore of the state Senate, leads the gubernatorial field after announcing his candidacy to succeed Gov. Murray. He outlines a road program financed by a 250 million dollar bond issue, names Jim Lookabaugh as campaign manager, and signals plans to resign seats to focus on the race. He backs a modified bond plan with toll-road provisions as a last resort if needed.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Madill Oilman
Sident
Johnston Murray
Gary
Sterday
Senate
Oklahoma A&m
Jim Lookabaugh
Highway Department
Johnston Muryong
Capital Truck Driver Killed In New Mexico Road Collision
Stanley Warren Alien, 32, of Oklahoma City, a truck driver, was killed when his heavy vehicle jackknifed and overturned on a snow covered highway 17 miles west of Santa Rosa New Mexico. The crash occurred on a steep grade late last night and involved another vehicle.
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Capital
New Mexico
Santa Rosa
N. M
Stanley Warren Alien
Oklahoma City
Turner Turnpike Bonds Retired Earlier Than Planned
Oklahoma City report shows Turner Turnpike revenue through December 31 at 1,393,154, beating engineer estimates by 218,155 and 19 percent. Roads collection details list passenger cars, light and heavy trucks, and buses. safety patrol cost 54,643. Authority chairman J Wiley Richardson says bonds may be paid up to 15 years early and traffic safety is improved.
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Criti
Turner Turnpike
Turnpike
Department of Public Safety
J. Wiley Richardson
Authority
Richardson
Decision Due Today On Indian Offices
Washington interior officials face protests from Oklahoma lawmakers and Indian leaders over plans to merge Muskogee and Anadarko offices. Assistant Secretary Orme Lewis met yesterday with the Oklahoma delegation and promised a decision today, with a possible postponement of 60 to 90 days to allow protests and discussions.
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Interior Department
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Anadarko
Orme Lewis
Lewis
Nautilus Designers Ponder Liveable Sub Wall Pictures
Hal Boyle reports on the U.S. Navy project to design a comfortable underwater home for the Nautilus, weighing art choices from Whistler to marine scenes. Walter Margulies notes aims to curb monotony, boost morale, and provide privacy with color, lighting, and functional details in crew quarters.
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New York
Whistler
Admiral Bull
Marilyn Monroe
Pike's Peak
U.S
Walter P. Margulies
Lippincott and Margulies
Margulies
Theautilus
Ice Cream on the Front Line and Navy Morale
A fragment discusses plans to boost morale with comforts like space for activities and a portable ice cream freezer on ships. It notes infantrymen and sailors desire morale boosters, with a hint that practical limits hinder carrying such comforts in combat conditions.
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Eee Ae Company
Todbereli
No clear headline from scribbled note
Fragmentary text mentions brown sugar and Kit with a salty taste but no coherent event or subject. No person or organization clearly identified. Unable to determine a factual news item or outcome from the fragment.
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