Gary Says School Law Working In Oklahoma
Governor Raymond Gary says the better schools amendment is working as expected with 66 of 1,732 districts voting extra ad valorem millage. Total extra taxes reached 2.482 million, mainly from Tulsa and Oklahoma City, with most districts voting the full five mills where allowed. Oklahoma County raised about 1.235 million and Tulsa County about 730 thousand. About 487 new teachers were added statewide, largely in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Gary
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Roy Emans
State Education Department
Oklahoma County
Tulsa County
Prince Rainier Begins Month Stay Near Grace Kelly in Hollywood
Prince Rainier III of Monaco settles in Hollywood for a month to stay near his fiancé Grace Kelly who is filming. The couple had a brief reunion after his Phoenix arrival and the prince looked at homes while Kelly worked at her Pacific Palisades residence.
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Hollywood
Prince Rainier III of
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Phoenix
Aziz
Pacific Palisades
Eye chart tests fail to predict driving vision
UCLA researchers reported that reading the eye chart does not reliably indicate driving safety. They note that tests showing visual clarity with a stationary target do not transfer to perception of moving objects.
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Ing
UCLA
Mineral Oil Warned Bad For Aged Debilitated
New York scientists flag mineral oil and other oils for the aged and debilitated as a risk of lipid pneumonia. Autopsies at St. Barnabas Hospital showed oil entering lungs, with over 10 percent affected and 47 cases listing lipid pneumonia as a contributing cause. They urge discontinuing oily ingestion or instillations in the elderly and advise against using oils in feeding tubes or on dry lips of weak patients.
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Delos Smith
New York
Hollis K. Russell
Jean- Pierre Gaudy
Samuel L. Beranbaum
St. Barnabas Hospital
Medical Society of New York
Jordanians Aim to End British Hold on Army
Cairo dispatch analyzes Jordanian nationalist push against Lt Gen Glubb and the Arab Legion funded by Britain. It outlines factions from National Front to Muslim Brotherhood, Suleiman Nabulsi leadership, and possible outcomes: push to Jordanian command or risk of renewed British influence or violence.
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Wilton Wynn
Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Jordan
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Arab Legion
John Bagot Glubb
Glubb
Legion
National Front
Suleiman Nabulsi
Nabulsi
Arab Legion Command
Youthful Editor Dies In Hospital
Boston mourns the death of nine year old Robert Decker editor of The Boston Rocket who died of cirrhosis in Massachusetts Memorial Hospital. He kept a pencilled news sheet from bed and wrote of patients nurses and doctors noting Santa’s arrival he inspired clippings sent by news services and a final AP interview and photo.
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Boston
Boston Rocket
Robert Decker
Bobby
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Santa
Lawmaker seeks ban on mislabeling kosher foods
Rep Morris Weintraub of Newport introduced a bill in the Kentucky Legislature that would make it illegal for merchants to label meat or other foods as kosher unless they meet Orthodox Jewish standards. The bill defines kosher as foods prepared according to Jewish religious specifications.
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Frankfort
Morris Weintraub
Newport
CAB Examiner Extends Area of Midwestern Investigation
A Civil Aeronautics Board hearing examiner tentatively agreed to broaden the study area for air service needs in seven Midwestern states. Curtis Henderson said he will propose including Billings Montana and Denver to the west Chicago and St. Louis to the east St. Louis Kansas City and Lincoln Nebraska to the south and the northern Minnesota boundary.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Curtis Henderson
Billings
Mont
Denver
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Lincoln
Neb
Minnesota
Abbott Jury Goes Into Seventh Day
In Oakland California the jury trying Burton Abbott for the kidnapping and murder of 14 year old Stephanie Bryan enters its seventh day of deliberation. Attorneys urged Judge Charles Wade Snook to request a jury progress report. The state seeks the death penalty labeling the Berkeley girl’s killer a sexual psychopath.
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Oakland
Calif
Burton Abbott
Stephanie Bryan
Abbott
Charles Wade Snook
Snook
Stephanie
Berkeley
Writer arrested in Louisville for radio station theft
Jonathan Faris Parks of Fresno California was arrested in Louisville yesterday after admitting he was a writer carrying his tools. Police charged the 31 year old with stealing a typewriter and phonograph from WKYW radio station.
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Louisville
Jonathan Faris Parks
Fresno
Calif
Parks
WKYW
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Associated Press
Eugene L. Bowman
Plymouth
Adolph Fietz Motor Co
Knox-Jensen Motor Co
Green-Howenstine Motor Co
Crosley TV
Ache Road
Cache Road
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Silverfish
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