Election Shooting Brings Charges Fort Gibson Violence
Charges of interfering with an election were filed against Nolen Brown and two others for incidents linked to last Tuesday's primary voting in Fort Gibson Oklahoma. Sheriff R T Supert said a deputy was assigned after gun battles, and state agents aided the investigation under Gov Johnson Murray.
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Civilians to run mess hall at Vance Air Force Base
A six month to one year trial will replace military kitchen duties with civilian food specialists at Vance Air Force Base Enid Oklahoma starting July 21. Nationwide plans to employ about 200 civilians to feed 5000 airmen with aim to boost morale and cut costs by reducing KP workload for service members.
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Whale fossil with forelegs found in Japan on Hokkaido
The Japan News reports a 20 million year old whale fossil with forelegs protruding nine feet from the skeleton. Found at Esashai on Hokkaido, it will be exhibited Monday at the International Whaling Conference.
White House announces resignation of post office official
The White House says John C. Allen of Chicago will resign as assistant postmaster general in charge of the Bureau of Transportation effective August 1. He cited unexpected personal problems in notifying President Eisenhower.
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Embezzler Convicted in Tax Evasion Case Upheld
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Arthur B Marienfield former president of the Mar Meat Co St Louis He was sentenced to 15 months in prison and a 5000 fine for evading 23968 in income taxes for 1946 The ruling states embezzled funds subject to income tax and treated as income even if used for personal gain.
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Recount Set for Tight Oklahoma Senate Race
Oklahoma City July 13 A recount will settle a close Senate contest in Murray and Johnston counties between Sen. Joe Bailey Cobb and Rep. Bruce Frazier after Frazier led Cobb by 23 votes in the primary. Hearings set for 2 p.m. in Sulphur and Tishomingo. judge presiding expected.
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Texas agronomist develops fast rotary hoe for cotton
College Station Texas July 13 an agronomist said he invented a two two row trailer type rotary hoe for cotton. In tests on young crops the machine hoed six to eight acres an hour at 18 mph. Weed control reached 65 to 90 percent with one to two hoeings and up to 95 to 98 percent with prior chemical weed killers.
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Compromise on Public Housing Studied in Congress
House Banking Committee members weigh a restricted public housing plan for families dispossessed by slum clearance as conference leaders seek a behind the scenes compromise. President Eisenhower asks for authority to build 35 000 units yearly for four years while Senate supports it with guardrails against windfalls. Rep Wolcott signals possible support with restrictions but cautions against overly tight lending limits that would stall construction. Fred C Trump testifies on FHA loan limits amid corruption probe into housing schemes.
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Uranium Miners Targeted For Radiation Study Across Four States
A health study by a service with the Atomic Energy Commission and health departments of Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico sends two motor caravans to the Colorado Plateau to examine miners. Started in 1950, the project may take years, visiting 20 mining districts this summer with over 1,000 workers examined in four years.
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Man Surrenders Over Conscience Claims Smuggling Ring
MISHWAK A Ind July 13 Charles Alford Rosenheimer 21 surrendered to police saying his conscience bothered him He is a Kokomo native who admitted smuggling Mexicans into the United States at 100 a head and stealing seven pistols from a Washington state sports store He is a parole violator and will waive extradition
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