Radio-TV Swaps With Reds Seen As Peace Move
Washington leaders welcomed a Russia signing on a radio and television exchange as a potential step toward easing East West tensions. If smooth, the first swap could occur by spring, with broader cultural exchanges possible. Pledges praised by Rep. John M. Vorys and Sen. Theodore Green contrasted with doubts Russians would allow open broadcasts from Soviet air WAVES. The pact, signed by Zaroubin and Lacey, aims to reduce rivalries by letting writers, athletes, medical experts, artists, scientists, educators, students, and film figures exchange.
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Georg] Zaroubin
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Space Insurance Hearing Dropped Oklahoma City Firm Ceases Space Brochure
Oklahoma City firm Guarantee Life Insurance Co had voluntarily stopped distributing its space travel advertising for the Super Booster Plus policy. A State Insurance Board hearing set for February 5 was canceled after Insurance Commissioner Joe B. Hunt issued a cease and desist order over alleged deceptive ads promising coverage for space travel to the seven inner planets. Board member Paul Ballinger called the reference a cheap advertising gimmick.
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Denver Start Gives Early Start in Public School Basketball
Denver, Colo. 1 basketball kicks off with 287 teams entered in the Denver public schools junior basketball program for the season.
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North Texas Storm Brings Snows and Rain
A widespread storm brings rain and snow across the nation from the Dakotas to New England. Snow falls in Texas Panhandle towns while Massachusetts communities face flooding as rivers overflow. A missing Boy Scout in the Menom Cin forest Near Willows prompts a broad search as freezing temperatures persist.
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Roommate Killer Awaits Sentence
Suzanne Elaine Soule, found sane by the same jury that convicted her of second degree murder in her roommate Catherine Elvins’s slaying, will be sentenced Feb. 10. The judge will decide term and may transfer her from Corona State Prison for Women to a state mental hospital for extensive psychiatric treatment. Elvins, 29, Seattle, was bludgeoned and stabbed last July 24. the jury indicated malice but no premeditation.
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Bonds For Central College Gym Sold
OKLAHOMA CITY UP The Board of Regents of Oklahoma colleges sold a 175000 bond issue to finance an addition to Central State College Edmonds physical education plant. The contract will be set March 13 for a two story structure scheduled for completion by next autumn. R J Edwards inc Oklahoma City bought the 25 year bonds at 4 127 percent interest.
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Funeral Rites for Mrs Mattie Thomas Held in Duncan
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Monday in the Brooks Funeral home in Duncan for Mrs. Mattie Alice Thomas 86 who died Saturday at Alma. Born in 1871 in Lewisville Texas she had lived with her son Raymond in Lawton and leaves two other sons Sam and Bob Wellington Texas and three daughters Martha Butts Riverton Wyoming Inez Taylor Oklahoma City and Lela Carter Alma. Burial followed at Duncan Cemetery.
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Cochise to Wed Hollywood Star Ansara in LA Church
Hollywood actor Michael Ansara 34 and Barbara Eden 23 announced their marriage after tying the knot at St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Los Angeles. The couple plans a March honeymoon and will reside in Los Angeles.
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Teens Robbed by Slingshot Outside LA Candy Shop
Robert Myers and Carl Wilson, both 12, told Police they paid 5.60 to two older youths after being ambushed with a loaded sling shot outside a candy shop. The bandits allowed them to keep a sack of candy they had just bought.
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Soviet awards offer student exchanges to Britain
A British Council Soviet relations committee invited 300 Russian students to visit Britain for short periods. Ian Harvey said the committee proposed annual exchanges of 20 students in Russian and English and two British teacher scholarships on a reciprocal basis. The Soviet government is considering the proposal.
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