Oklahoma City watershed rainfall effort continues
Krick and crews operated a generator yesterday and today to induce rain over the watershed. The project aims to alter Lake Lawtonka and supply water to Lawton and nearby Fy. Brick’s firm collected about 36000 from Lawton for flood control at Lake Lawtonka. The city has added about 10 feet to the dam while a lab works on files. Operations in the Oklahoma City watershed are reduced.
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Brick
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Oklahoma City
Pakistan Eyes U S Baghdad Pact Entry
A report discusses Pakistan considering joining the Baghdad Pact with the United States amid Cold War tensions. Officials weigh implications as regional and global alliances shape policy, with mixed public and legislative sentiment reported.
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U.S
Revision Of U.N. Charter Is Delayed
United Nations session faces postponement as the General Assembly debates a charter revision. The Soviet bloc opposes changes while the United States supports limited review, delaying any decisive action.
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General Assembly
United States
Fateful Suez Prophecy Book Offers Free 64 Page Guide
A Los Angeles man promotes a free 64 page booklet from the Institute of Mental Physics claiming 1951 era prophecies predict a Suez era crisis and global change. The offer, limited copies, urges readers to mail name and address for the gratis booklet.
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Institute of Mentalphysics
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Dept. Ame
Calif
Graham Urges Pastors To Falk More On Sex
A speech by Graham urges pastors to focus more on sexual issues and moral behavior in American society. The remarks condemn amusements and suggest religious groups should lead cultural reform, warning of societal decline if constructive action is not taken.
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Tradition Pays Off For Navy Veterans
Navy veterans honor tradition as Charles Thervlatian of Worcester Mass joins fellow brass players for a Veterans Day performance. The ensemble, including Paulings Corps, rehearses under Harrington and Feary, extending a long standing tradition of service and music.
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Pauiing Corps
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Wetumka Sheriff Seeks State Aid in Burglary Cases
Wetumka sheriff requests state assistance to investigate a wave of burglaries in Hues County. Officials say the cooperation will help identify suspects and secure faster arrests.
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Exercise Is Good For Most Hearts
Dr. J W Wiley of Columbus Ohio told the American Medical convention that properly adjusted exercise benefits most hearts. He cautioned activity must fit the individual and consider past medical history with no simple tests to guide exact levels.
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New York
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Columbus
Ohio
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Truman Praises Papers Value and Library Plans
President Truman urged support for the Truman Library in Independence Me promising it will be a center for presidential study. He cited his own collection of about 1 million documents valued at 11 million dollars and described government funding goals for building the library.
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Sacramento Wage Measure Sparks City Debate
A fragmented Sacramento text notes a proposed measure likely affecting wages and days in jail terms. The garbled lines mention timelines and penalties, with unclear references to agencies and local officials.
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Sacramento
Calif
Nervy Burglar Steals $50 From City Building
Thieves broke into a city building early morning and took about $50 in cash, alarm raised, and additional items described as loghy and Tidings materials. Entry gained through a window as the burglars fled with loot. Police pursued but details unclear.
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Isis
State parties plan policy talks in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Democratic and Republican leaders announce late month policy meetings. Democratic chair Loyd Benefield says the exec committee will review a report from 12 district meetings gathering worker input. Republican policy committee plans June 18 in Oklahoma City to choose a permanent chairman and study 1958 issues.
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Oklahoma City
Loyd Benefield
Walter
Cotton usage rise seen in 1956 37 marketing year
The Agriculture Department forecast U S cotton consumption for 1956 37 at about 16 5 million bales with domestic use around 8 75 million and exports near 7 5 million bales The bureau cites competitive export prices and lower foreign production as factors while carrying stocks on Aug 1 are seen at about 11 6 million bales.
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Agriculture Department
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Department
Commodity Credit Corp
Need for More Medical Schools Outlined
A leading medical educator says the nation must add two medical schools by 1975 to maintain physician ratios. Dr. Vernon Lippard of Yale School of Medicine cites about 730 million dollars needed over 20 years for hospital investment in medical education facilities as the system expands from two existing schools.
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Vernon &. Lippard
Yale University School of
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