Northern California and Nevada Hit by Snow and Rain
Severe winter storm batters North California and Nevada delivering heavy snow and gale winds. Roads blocked by fallen trees and flooding, power outages affect thousands, and gusts approach 99 mph near Santa Cruz while Sacramento reports 1.64 inches of rain and San Francisco 1.15 inches in a four hour span.
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State Reapportioning Faces Final Showdown
Oklahoma reapportionment faces a final showdown as three plans compete for 1964 elections. The models include the federal Model C order, SJR 8 HB 586, and the state Supreme Court Jan 10 1964 order. A three judge panel rejected the state plan and set up potential Supreme Court stays and appeals by Farm Bureau and Nesbitt.
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UPI
Oklahoma
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal Court
State Supreme Court
Senate
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Atty
Charles Nesbitt
U. S. Court
Supreme Court
House
Makeup Of Oklahoma Legislature Under Four Plans
A nationwide apportionment snapshot compares current Oklahoma seats with four proposed plans. Current Senate 44 and House 120. Tulsa and Oklahoma counties hold seven House seats and one Senate seat each. Proposals vary Senate 47–50, House 91–112. District size ratios and standard deviations highlight uneven populations across plans.
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UPD
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House
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Comanche
State Supreme Court
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Tulsa County
Drowned Balloonist Honored By Balloon Club In Newport Beach
Barbara Keith, 42, Hartford native and flying grandmother, drowned in the Catalina Channel hot air balloon race after the craft fell into the sea near Santa Catalina Island. The California Balloon Club mourned her loss and planned plans for next year, praising her as the first lady of hot air ballooning.
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Barbara Keith
California Balloon Club
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Keith
Three Oklahoma Dams Planned in Federal Reclamation
President Johnson proposed a reduced federal reclamation program totaling 313.5 million dollars for the next fiscal year, cutting irrigation and power project funding by about 38 million while seeking construction funds for about 60 projects. In Oklahoma, Arbuckles would receive 3.5 million, Norman 3,221,000, and Washita 70,000 for drainage and minor construction.
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Johnson
Oklahoma
Arbuckles
Norman
Federal Slice ls Explained
Under President Johnsons 1965 budget submission the federal dollar is allocated 62 cents to defense space and international programs 5 cents to agriculture 5 cents to veterans 11 cents to interest on national debt 6 cents to health labor and welfare and 11 cents to all other government programs.
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Federal revenue sources breakdown in 1914 budget
The text lists the federal revenue sources with percentages and tax types: Individual income taxes 50 cents, Corporation income taxes 26 cents, Excise taxes 11 cents, and other revenue sources, totaling the federal budget.
Twister Victim Dies After 10 Years Of Silence
Donald Ray Nease, injured in a 1954 Ap pentone tornado, died at his parents home in Grandfield. He never spoke after the crash, remaining mute for 10 years until his death at age 29. Funeral services were held in Grandfield with burial in Blair Oklahoma.
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Donald Ray Nease
Grandfield
Blair, Okla
Donald Nease
Appentone
Donald
Oklahoma
Donald Ray
Wichita Falls
Tex
Dallas
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University of Manchester Union seeks wooden coffin
The Times reports a classified ad from the University of Manchester Union requesting a wooden coffin. The ad appears in the paper's classified section and raises curiosity about its context or purpose.
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University of Manchester Union
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