Action Fades On Presidents Disability Law Efforts
Supreme Court reluctance to join a disability commission narrows congressional options. Senate hearing on disability proposals delayed as lawmakers reassess. House leaders report broad agreement on a House bill but offer no details. Senator O Mahoney plans constitutional amendment to let Congress decide when a president is disabled. Warren says justices should not serve on a disability commission due to separation of powers and quorum concerns.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
House
Martin
Masachusetts
D-Text
Celler
Sen
O'Mahoney
D-Wyor
Congress
250th Trainees Back From Fort Sill Prepping Germany Shipments
Two members of the 534th Field Artillery Battalion in Germany assisted Fort Sill staff last week with coordinating eight weeks of Army Advanced training for about 330 replacements. Maj. James H. Morris and Set. Cleve E. Spinks oversaw packet shipments to fill vacancies in the 534th. The 334th is stationed at Bad Wissingen, Germany under Lt Col. Joseph C. Braxton, with the 290th and 334th swapping roles in a gyroscope plan from last year.
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534Th Field Artillery
Germany
Fort Sill
290Th Field Artillery
Sill
534Th
James H. Morris
Cleve E. Spinks
290Th
334Th
Bad Wissingen
Joseph C. Braxton
Fort Sill Copter Rescues Downed Chopper in Texas
An H-31 telecop ter from Port Sill rescued a downed T-23 training helicopter near Camp Wolters Texas. The Wolters student pilot suffered engine trouble, and the salvage crew hoisted the helicopter to the hangar for overhaul. The mission involved Lt Col Bruns Meeker and a ground team, returning the damaged craft with its 2,500 pound load.
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Little Brother
Fort Sill
Camp Wolters
Tex
Wolters
Texas
Port Sill
Bruns Meeker
4Ath Transportation Battalion
Donald Heyden
Camp Wolters Main Ileeiport
Willian Coulton
Cecil Keith
Omar Kipe
Sir William Burnsed
Brothers Deny Lawton Robbery Pleas Entered
William Van Jennings and Amos J. Jennings of Midwest City pleaded innocent at arraignment for armed robbery of Horseshoe Bar operator Mrs. Margaret Ludwig. Preliminary hearing set for Friday. suspects held without bond. Police recovered a .46 caliber and a .22 caliber pistol.
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Midwest City
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
William van Jennings
Amos J. Jennings
Rt 12
Margaret Ludwig
Horseshoe Bar
Ludwig
Sid
County prosecutor drops 18 cent paycheck claim
In Indianapolis Davis County Prosecutor Dean Neevenee abandons a claim for 18 cents dating to 1953 payroll shortages. Slated auditors and treasury officials say the payroll account will balance and the state will save about 25 to 50 dollars that would have been needed to issue the 18 cents and correct the records.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Treasury
Davies County
Dean Jr. Neevienee
Nhy
Tumblers glorify Oklahoma Indians in drinkware drive
Oklahoma businessman R M Knox expands Knox Industries by distributing hundreds of thousands of frosted tumblers featuring portraits of notable Oklahoma Indians painted by Acee Eagle. Each glass includes a biographical sketch and aims to celebrate native heritage while promoting sales of other Indian art and themed products.
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R. M. Knox
Knox Industries, Inc
Arizona
Knox
Oklahoma
Acee Bie Eagle
Muskogee
Okla
Blue Eagle
Ohio
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