Fight To Ease Poverty In U S Is Speeded Up
New York AP reports the fight to reduce poverty in the United States has progressed over 25 years since the Depression. The goal is to raise the economic growth rate to about 4 percent annually to curb poverty, though pockets of unemployment persist.
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Rodent Rampage Drives Billions in Farm Losses
Rats are estimated to cause 1 to 2 billion dollars in annual damage to U.S. orchards crops and farm products across the nation.
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Witness Threat Charged After Oklahoma Bank Robbery
Jane Anne Parris 28 of Phoenix was arrested on a charge of obstructing justice after allegedly threatening a witness she contacted following bond release. FBI estimated $8,000 from the Oklahoma City bank holdup was found in her purse and a concealed pistol was reported. Hopwood and Jones, alleged gang leaders, await arraignment on over $100,000 in Phoenix-area robberies and are held on $50,000 bonds each.
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Suspect Faces Quiz In Wichita On Robbery Charge
Edgar F. Whiteaker was returned to Wichita Kansas for questioning in the armed robbery of a supermarket. He was disarmed and arrested Wednesday by Garvin County Sheriff Tom Abney and taken to Wichita by Karl Triplett of the Wichita police department.
Bargain Bus Tour Highlights London Sights
A cent fare double decker bus offers a major sightseeing bargain in London. The bus tour covers most of the city's key attractions, providing a low cost way to see famed ae sites.
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Senator Edmondson to Speak at Southwest Oklahoma Dinner
Sen J Howard Edmondson will address members of the Southwest Oklahoma Area Development Association at Quartz Mountain lodge Saturday night. The 7 p.m. dinner will be in the lodge dining room. Thirty Mangum residents will be honored, with trophies presented to high school rodeo champions at Craterville Park near the park entrance.
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Oklahoma House kills Sunday closing bill HB 702
Oklahoma City voters see roll call as the House defeats the Sunday closing bill HB 702 with 59 ayes and 4 nos. Absent or not voting details note names of district representatives supporting and opposing the measure. The tally shows a solid party or bloc split on the closure proposal.
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Jackson Negroes to Keep Marching Amid Evers Funeral Plans
In Jackson Mississippi civil rights leaders vow a "March March March" strategy and prepare a dramatic funeral for Medgar Evers. Police and FBI trace clues in multiple states after the NAACP field secretary was shot. Evers to be buried at Arlington. funeral planned at the Negro Masonic Temple.
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Senate Confirms Three Appointees
OKLAHOMA CITY UPD Three appointments by Gov Henry Bellman were confirmed by the senate Thursday. Arthur R. Swank Jr. of Stillwater received a six year term to the state industrial court ending March 4, 1969. Leroy Crozier of Minco was named to a four year term on the state textbook committee ending June 1, 1966. Dr John R. Adair of Ardmore was appointed to a nine year term on the state board of health.
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Utah to play in 15th pre season tourney this December
In ten years under coach Jack Gardner Utah has taken part in 14 pre season post season tournaments and will reach 15 with the New York Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden this December.
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