Johnson urges Russia on arms controls at Geneva talks
President Johnson appeals to the Soviet Union to accept broader arms control at the resuming 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva. He urges concrete actions, including preventing the spread of nuclear weapons, as the United States pushes for progress. Foster leads the U.S. delegation to secure actions over words.
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Two Agencies Facing Probe in Edmondson Era Hearings
Oklahoma City AP report says the state Senate Investigating Committee will question two state agencies from the Edmondson administration in hearings starting Thursday. Chairman Sen. Ray Fine said J Leland Gourley, head of the state Insurance Fund, is invited to testify, with three others invited for Friday including Gibson Lipscomb, Jack Compton of the Surplus Property Agency, and R H Pete Bewley, former Tulsa maintenance director. Bewley appeals his conviction tied to surplus property investigations of Tulsa schools. no report on the probe was released.
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Glenn Glenn Camp Claim Sparks Ohio Democratic Roll
In Columbus Ohio UPI reports John Glenn’s supporters claim his political bandwagon is rolling as he clashes with Senator Stephen Young for the Ohio Democratic endorsement. Delegates say Glenn carried more than 70 of 88 counties and aides cite broad backing despite mixed views on his politics.
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Panamanian Seeks Aggression Charge Over Canal Zone Crisis
Panamanian delegate to the Organization of American States Miguel J Moreno heads to Washington to press aggression charges against the United States over the Canal Zone crisis. Aides Juan A Tack and Arturo Morgan Morales accompany him as C A Red McLelland, U S marshal, who urged a firm U S stance, arrives in Washington. The dispute centers on flag flying and the anti American violence that left 25 dead, including four U S soldiers, amid fears of subversive influence.
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Judge refuses to halt Balser whipping sentence
In Wilmington Delaware a Superior Court judge refused to set aside or reduce the sentence of Talmadge R Balser 41 for robbery and upheld 25 years and 20 lashes originally ordered Balser had two weeks earlier had his penalty cut to 15 years and 10 lashes defense attorney Edward W Schall appealed and sought a stay of the lashing scheduled for January 28 the judge denied the motion and Balser still faces the lashes.
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Turbines Delivered for Kerr Dam Power May Start
The Robert S. Kerr Dam on the Grand River nears its power start by May 1. The last of four turbines was delivered today while the first three were already installed, said construction engineer W. R. Holway.
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Revised Work Ballot Fired in Oklahoma Right to Work Fight
Attorney General Charles Nesbitt filed a revised ballot title for the right to work measure with the secretary of state. Opponents and supporters have ten days to appeal Nesbitt's wording to the state Supreme Court, which may approve or rewrite the title before Gov. Henry Bellman can move the constitutional amendment to a statewide vote. The May 5 primary is the target for a showdown on the issue.
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Pearson Talks With Johnson On Rapprochement Aim
Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson arrives in Washington to discuss mending frictions between the United States and France amid De Gaulle’s recognition of Communist China. Talks, led by Dean Rusk and Paul Martin, touch on a 1961 treaty for Columbia River power and flood control projects.
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Tulsan Among 4 Male Finalists In Cook Contest
New York United Press International reports John R. Stroud of Tulsa, an employee of the Frisco Railway, is a finalist in the fourth annual Men's National Cooking Championship. Stroud, South Champion for cherry chip n eggs, competes for a $1000 prize in Miami Beach next Monday.
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Judge Postpones Kidnap Sentences in Sapulpa Case
Dist. Judge Raymond Graham delayed until next week the sentencing of Donald Stockton 20 and Marvin Stockton 18 who pleaded guilty last week to kidnapping an 18 year old Tulsa girl on October 4. They and three others face rape charges.
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TV press releases tease and quotes mix in gossip column
Hollywood items recount network press releases from ABC CBS NBC and CBC noting Jack Benny jokes and Dick Clark quotes. Gene Barry praises ABC Hollywood Palace while Alec Douglas-Home appears on Face the Nation and Robert Morse appears on NBC This speculative roundup echoes the era's TV culture and career trivia.
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ADA Says Medicare Bill Falls Short of Adequate Coverage
ADA spokesman Dr. Frank Furstenberg told the House Ways and Means Committee that the administration’s Medicare bill makes some contribution but does not meet aged health needs. He urged expansion to include adequate care in doctors offices and at home to prevent hospital overuse. Congressmen Dingell and Gallagher urged action to unbottle the bill this year.
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Quotes In The News Quotes In The News
Rep Cornelius E Gallagher criticizes health care plan speed as urgently needed yet slow to progress. President Johnson urges White House staff to save costs by turning off unused lights to reduce the electric bill.
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Ohio Democrats split on Glenn Young senate showdown
Columbus reports Rep Wayne Hays says John Glenn would be preferred over Stephen M Young to carry the party banner in the fall. He notes the floor mood shows about five of six active Ohio Democratic workers favor Glenn over Young for the senatorial nomination.
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Kennedy Says Asia Crisis Needs Talks Not US Intervention
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy stated after talks with officials in Kuala Lumpur that the Malaysia crisis is an Asian problem and the United States will not interject. He urged all parties to sit down and negotiate.
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Excellent Rating Given To Our Economic Health
The 1963 GNP is preliminarily set at 585 billion dollars, up from 554.9 in 1962 and 518.2 in 1961, with Johnson predicting 600 billion or more as 1964 ends. Businessmen expect a modest first quarter of the year, with growth picking up aided by a hoped tax cut and controlled federal spending. Local government outlays will rise about 4 billion, while corporate tax savings may fuel expansion and facility updates, boosting the GNP.
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Fort Gibson Stockade to be National Historical Landmark
Fort Gibson Stockade, memorial operated by the Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board, will be dedicated as a National Historical Landmark at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 1. Congressman Ed Edmondson will speak. The fort, founded in 1824 by Col. Matthew Arbuckle, sits near Three Forks at the confluence of the Arkansas Grand and Verdigris rivers.
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