Oklahoma school tax amendment shown working in state
Gov. Raymond Gary said the school amendment is working as expected as only 66 of 1,732 districts voted the extra ad valorem tax. The 66 districts raised about $2.48 million, with Oklahoma City and Tulsa accounting for most, and 487 new teachers added statewide last year.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Gary
Oklahoma
Roy Emans
State Education Department
Oklahoma County
Tulsa County
Tulsa
Prince Rainier Settles Into Hollywood Stay For Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier III of Monaco began a month long Hollywood stay to be near his fiancée Grace Kelly who is working on a film. The couple met briefly Tuesday after the prince arrived from Phoenix Aziz. He visited her Pacific Palisades home before she left for work and then began house hunting.
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Hollywood
Prince Rainier III of
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Phoenix
Aziz
Pacific Palisades
Eye test accuracy questioned for driving in moving objects
UCLA researchers warn that reading the bottom line of an eye chart does not prove sufficient vision for driving. Studies show that static target tests fail to reflect real performance with moving objects, suggesting drivers may be deemed fit though their dynamic vision is poorer.
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Ing
UCLA
Mineral oil blamed for lung risk in aged patients
New York scientists report 440 autopsies at St Barnabas Hospital show mineral oil and oils can invade the lungs of the aged and debilitated, causing lipid pneumonia in over 10 percent of cases. They urge stopping ingestion or instillation of oily materials in the elderly and warn against oily nose drops and jelly on mucous passages.
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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 Out To End British Hold On Army
Cairo reports Jordanian nationalists seek to end British control of the Arab Legion financed by a large subsidy and led by Lt Gen John Bagot Glubb. They accuse Glubb of political influence while Bedouin and refugee groups clash with his forces as Nascent leaders push for a Jordanian command and possible treaty changes.
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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
Samir el Rifai
Kosher labeling bill proposed in Kentucky
Rep Morris Weintraub of Newport introduced a bill in the Kentucky State Legislature to prohibit merchants from labeling foods as kosher unless they meet Orthodox Jewish standards. The measure targets meat and other foods labeled kosher without meeting these religious specifications.
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Frankfort
Morris Weintraub
Newport
Youthful Editor Dies In Hospital
Boston. The Boston Rocket ceased publication as editor Robert Decker nine, died yesterday at Massachusetts Memorial Hospital from cirrhosis of the liver. He had run a pencilled news sheet from his bed noting patients, nurses, doctors and a Christmas quote. An AP reporter interviewed him and a photographer captured his image.
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Boston
Boston Rocket
Robert Decker
Bobby
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Associated Press
CAB Examiner Extends Midwestern Air Service Probe
Civil Aeronautics Board hearing examiner Curtis Henderson tentatively agreed to widen the study area for air service needs in seven Midwestern states. He said the extension would include Billings Montana Denver to the west Chicago and St. Louis to the east St. Louis Kansas City and Lincoln to the south and to 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 Extends Seventh Day in Berkeley Slaying Case
The Oakland jury weighing Burton Abbott for the kidnapping and murder of 14 year old Stephanie Bryan enters a seventh day with a near deadlock. Abbott's attorneys asked Judge Charles Wade Snook for a progress report while the state seeks the death penalty labeling the Berkeley girl’s slaying as the act of a sexual psychopath.
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Oakland
Calif
Burton Abbott
Stephanie Bryan
Abbott
Charles Wade Snook
Snook
Stephanie
Berkeley
Writer Caught In Act In Louisville Thefts
Jonathan Faris Parks of Fresno California, 31, arrested yesterday in Louisville for stealing a typewriter and a phonograph from Radio Station WKYW. He told police he was a writer by trade.
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Louisville
Jonathan Faris Parks
Fresno
Calif
Parks
WKYW
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Plymouth
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