Bellmon Faces Senate Over ABC Board Cuts and Appointive Clash
Oklahoma debates cutbacks to the liquor board staff and a narcotics transfer while Senate leaders criticize enforcement. Governor Bellmon defends appointing Allen as commerce director amid party criticism and press scrutiny.
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Maine
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Highway Commission
Missouri
Maine Department of Economics and Development
Five and Dine New York Woolworth Study
A Woolworth report shows its luncheonettes and cafeterias feed over 1 million people daily across 50 states and Puerto Rico. Last year customers consumed 112 million cups of coffee 6 675 000 pieces of apple pie more than 18 million hamburgers and 5.6 million turkey dinners.
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New York
UPI
F. W. Woolworth Co
States
Puerto Rico
Woolworth
Court Asked To Sink Invading Coast Guard
The Grand River Dam Authority plans to seek a federal court ruling to block Coast Guard patrols on Grand Lake if peace talks fail. GRDA officials, led by Atty. Gen. Charles Nesbitt, warn that accepting federal navigable status could erode GRDA's control over the lake, Markham Ferry Dam, and related power facilities.
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Oklahoma City
Grand River
U.S. Coast Guard
Grand Lake
Atty
Charles Nesbitt
GRDA
C. C. B. Wey
St. Louis
2Nd Coast Guard
Wey
Coast Guard
Army Engineers
Nesbitt
Oklahoma
Markham Ferry
Q. B. Boydston
Officer Candidate Classes Set to Start for Guards and Reservists
Within ten days two groups report to Officer Candidate School. One group serves 11 weeks starting June 11, about 909 National Guardsmen and Army Reservists take the condensed course to earn commissions. The reserves join Battery E under Lt. John P. Sweeney. On June 16 about 100 men enroll in the regular six month OCS, the seventh and final class of the fiscal year, to Batteries C and D.
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National
Missing crew feared after Kaig Maru sinks northwest of Puerto Rico
The sunken Kaig Maru, a Japanese fishing vessel, leaves 10 to 20 crew unaccounted for after colliding with the Italian tanker Fina Italia about 306 miles northwest of Puerto Rico. Fifteen survivors were rescued by the Italian ship and will reach Portland, Maine, soon.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Coast Guard
Fina Italia
Portland
Maine
Typhoon Polly Hits Tokyo Killing 18 in Japan
A Pacific typhoon leaves 18 dead in Japan with one missing and 17 injured as police warn missing and injured counts may rise.
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Tokyo
Polly
Pacific
Japan
United Nations observers to move on Yemen aid mission
United Nations observers are expected to depart for Yemen in two or three days to help enforce the agreement to isolate the civil war, according to authoritative sources.
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United Nations
N. Y
Yemen
Three Foot Genius Looks to Start Business
Roger Flint Hunter Jr. known as Flint at ten years old stands three feet tall after early surgery removed a malignant brain tumor and pituitary gland. He loves science and electronics and hopes to finance a construction business with his father while continuing school.
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Macon
Flint Hunter
Flint
Beauregard No. 2
Roger Flint Hunter Jr
Little Roger
Lawton Bankers Life Names New Office Manager
Bankers Life and Casualty Co. today announced Herbert R. Herndon as manager of the Lawton office. He previously served as an assistant manager with Lincoln Income Life Insurance Co.
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Bankers Life and Casualty Co
Herbert R. Herndon
Lawton
Bankers Organization
Herndon
Lincoln Income Life Insurance Co
Lawton GOP Split Sparks County Convention Chaos
At the county GOP convention on April 6 in Lawton the revolt followed a precinct clash. The GOP chair Robert Cook had ordered 39 precincts to meet together while 21 rural precincts held separate meetings. Delegates from only three Lawton precincts won seats. A splinter group’s rump precincts then reheld a county meeting, electing officers and state delegates. The state convention seated delegates from both sides and ordered an investigation to begin this week.
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Can
GOP
Robert Cook
Lawton
Negro organizations back U S civil rights efforts
The New China News Agency reported that Chinese organizations voiced support for American Negroes in the fight against racial discrimination, signaling international sympathy amid the civil rights movement.
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Tokyo
United States
New China News Agency
New Colonalp tablets promise quick relief for constipation
A patent colon nerve stimulant with bulking action claims to restore regularity overnight. Marketing copy says Coronaio gently returns the colon to work and promises dramatic relief with a low price for introductory sizing.
Yankee Fishermen Face 26272 Fine
Ecuador convicts two San Diego tuna boats of territorial violations and fines total 26272. No appeal noted by Development Minister Jose Salazar. If unpaid in five days, vessels will be confiscated. Quito says boats were within 200 mile rights but Ecuador cites a 3 mile limit. American owners claim 12 mile distance.
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Quito
Ecuador
San Diego
Jose Salazar
Area Weather Forecast: Warm and Partly Cloudy Through Thursday
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered storms late this afternoon and tonight. High 88 today, low 68, high 88 tomorrow, high 89 Tuesday, low 72 last night. 11 am reading 86.
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