Graham's Mother Joins Billy Graham at Garden Rally
Anne Morrow Graham joined Billy Graham on the Madison Square Garden stage as 19,200 inside and 5,000 outside heard a message on Christian homes. She urged parents to raise children in faith and church, while Graham stressed love and unity amid race relations. Attendance tallies and rest days were announced for the New York crusade.
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Kew York
Billy
Graham
Madison Square Garden
New York
Anne Morrow Graham
William Frank Graham Jr
North Carolina
Grubsin
Big Mother
Louis
Grahams
Salem Methodist Church
Jon
Christ
Heart of Harlem
Aod Church Assn
Protestant Council
Jarman Urges Quick Action on Oil Imports
Rep. John Jarman Oklahoma warns that cabinet committee delays risk harming the domestic oil industry. He cites two years of evidence demanding immediate action to curb imports and protect U S production, criticizing voluntary measures as ineffective and anti trust risk laden. He notes major oil firms hold most reserves abroad and profits largely overseas, urging decisive policy steps.
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Washington
John Jarman
D-Okla
Oday
Congress
Eisenhower
Jarman
Oklahoma
Office of Defense Mobilization
United States
Two State Women Enter Powder Puff Flying Derby
CHICKASHA Mrs. Neil Woodward of Oklahoma City and Mrs Bronda Davis of Minco will pilot a Cessna 182 in the Powder Puff derby starting Saturday in San Mateo California. The pair already flew the 2 567 mile course to Philadelphia in the event two years ago.
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Chickasha
Neil Woodward
Oklahoma City
Bronda. Davis
Minco
San Mateo
Calif
Philadelphia
Traffic on Will Rogers Turnpike rises after opening
Traffic counts show the new Will Rogers Turnpike drew substantial use in its first weekend, feeding vehicles onto the Turner Turnpike. Oklahoma Turnpike Authority official W D Noback cited 40404 vehicles in the first 24 hours on the Northeast Turnpike and 9712 in the first 21 hours after Turner Turnpike opened.
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Oklahoma City
Turner Turnpike
Will Rogers Turnpike
Tulsa-Joplin
W. D. Noback
Oklahoma Turnpike
Autho
Hoback
Tulsa - Joplin
Haback
Government Units Open Year With Temporary Funds
The government starts its new financial year with major agencies unfunded by Congress. A Scop-gap resolution seeks temporary funds for defenses, atomic energy, TVA, ICA, and smaller agencies. Senate action on Agriculture and Interior bills awaits final committee agreements while, despite cuts, administration fights to preserve nearly one billion dollars in approved funding.
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Ty William
Arbogast
Washington
Senate
House-Senate
Agriculture and Interior
Congress
Sen
Chavez
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Eisenhower
Oklahoma City Girl Drowns at Salvor Lake Near Anadarko
Nine year old Sandra Stone of Oklahoma City drowned while outing at Salvor Lake 16 miles north of Anadarko. She was with her mother when the accident occurred. her father was in Oklahoma City.
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Anadarko, Okla
Sandra Stone
Oklahoma City
Salvor Lake
Here
Sam Stone
Some Turn Away- Recovering The Dead Is Heroic Job
United Press reports in Cameron parish and Lake Charles Louisiana on Audrey aftermath. Rescue workers describe the grim routine of recovering bodies from marshes and waterways by boat and swamp buggy. Deputies lament public reluctance to assist but stress the job must be done at Warehouse No 4 where the dead are identified and prepared for rejoin.
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Ames MM. Einchum
United Press
Lake Charles
Southwestern
Louisiana
Cameron Parish
Here
Tom Pease
Calcasieu Parish
Sherif
Calcasieu Lake
Warehouse No. 4
City Docks
Chamber of Horror
Chamber of Horrors
Dick Roberts
Summer Festival Hails Southwest Travelers
The Lawton Constitution notes July 1 1957 coverage of southwesterners joining summer crowds at a city event called the Summer Festival. Readers described a relaxing tour with out-of-town passengers, a green light, and a driver who praised Oklahoma air and local hospitality, while noting the crowded streets of New York.
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Lawton
New York
New York cabbie gives blunt tour and smoking talk
A New York taxi driver with 34 years' experience vents about licenses traffic jams and red lights. He warns against smoking, recalls quitting after World War I, and laments rain and urban life in the city. The piece captures a cabbie's candid views and lived realities of city driving.
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Nolte
Hill Grawford
Constitution
New York City
Big City
Bill Crawford
New York
United States
Macy's
Eithey
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Lowton, Oklahoma
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Brooklyn
Pri
Mary
Qut
Entious
A. B. Drug CO
4Th & D Ave
Phillips 66
Phillips Petroleum Company
Lawton and
Glenn Oil Company
2Nd & Columbia
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