Quiet death seen for Flanders bid in Senate
In Washington Senator Flanders Republican Vermont moved to strip Senator McCarthy Wisconsin of committee chairmanships, a plan headed for a quiet death in the Senate Rules Committee. A discharge motion could be sought by July 15 if Rules fails to act. McCarthy heads the Investigations subcommittee and current chair of Government Operations.
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Flanders
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McCarthy
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Rules Committee
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Jenner
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A&M Official Moves Office to Capitol in July
Forrest McIntire administrative assistant to the Board of Regents for Oklahoma A&M Colleges will move his office from Stillwater to the state Capitol July 1. The Capitol site will be the headquarters for junior colleges under the board while the Stillwater office remains. The board also administers Northeastern A&M, Langston University, Cameron, Connors, Eastern Oklahoma, Murray, and Sr A&M Colleges in Oklahoma.
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Forrest McIntire
Board of Regents
Oklahoma AM Colleges
Stillwater
State Capitol
McIntire
Capitol
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Miami
Langston University
Cameron Agricultural College
Lawton
Connors Agricultural College
Warner
Eastern Oklahoma A&m
Wilburton
Murray School of Agriculture
Tishomingo
Sr A&m College
Goodwell
Gutenberg Bible Not First Work Reconsidered
In Konstanz Germany Dr Otto Feger argues a mass book printed with movable type before 1450 may predate Gutenberg's Bible. Four volumes possibly issued years before 1450 by the Konstanz diocese, with crude type and heavy handwork, suggest earlier movable type printing. One volume fetched offers over 120000 dollars, while experts note inferior quality but potential priority.
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Germany
Gutenberg
Morgan Library
New York
Ottoredirector
Feger
United States
Funeral Rites for Irene Koassochoney Held at Apache
Services for Irene Koassochoney 34 were at 2 30 p m in Crews funeral chapel. She died Tuesday morning at Shawnee Indian sanitarium where she had been one week born December 1919 near Apache. Survivors include six children Donald Ferrell Karen Marilyn and twins Adrain Andretta mother Mary Koassochoney brother Andrew and sister Mrs Wylie Yellowfish Elder David Dunn of Latter Day Saints church will officiate. Burial at Cache Creek Mission cemetery west of Apache. Crews funeral home in charge of arrangements.
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Marilyn
Adrain
Andretta
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Andrew Koassochoney
Official Figures Show Times Getting Better
New figures across industry show the first upturn after declines, with steel mills operating at a three month high and auto dealer stocks of unsold cars shrinking. Unemployment claims drop and construction spending could hit a 1954 peak, signaling cautious optimism despite still lagging 1953. Exports and European demand improve, though retail sales in May lag last year.
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Washington
Europe
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U.S
Sanitarian Enrolls In Summer Course At OU Station
Bob Walker of the Local County City Health department joins international students at the University of Oklahoma's southwest field training station for a summer sanitation course. The program, sponsored by the Oklahoma Health department, U S Public Health service and the university, aims to provide intensive field training in sanitation. Dr Harper Orth of the Oklahoma City health department opened the first day with a study of sanitation legal codes for eating and drinking establishments. Students come from Iran Lebanon Thailand Philippines Formosa Indonesia Nebraska and Oklahoma communities.
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University of Oklahoma
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George W. Reid
Harper Orth
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Utah Riders Beat Kansas Pony Express
Utah riders from Ogden in Weber County g win over Kansas City crew in a 604 mile Ogden to Colorado Springs leg in 34 hours and minutes. Kansas rivals from Wyandotte County faced 15 hours of rain and arrived after 3 pm CST. Total riders and horses set a new pony express speed of over 18 mph as part of publicity for the 34th annual U S and Chamber of Commerce convention in Colorado Springs with about 5 000 delegates and equal Colorado residents.
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Colo
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Sacramento
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Churchill Eisenhower to discuss Asia policy and unity
Washington reports next week's Churchill Eisenhower talks aim to shore up Anglo American ties and forge a united action plan to halt Communism in Southeast Asia. The meeting could spark a 10 nation defense pact and focus on how allied powers will respond to the Southeast Asian threat amid Geneva conference stalemate. Churchill initiated the talks to salvage progress after the Geneva deadlock and will press for concrete U S and British commitments.
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Southeast Asia
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United States
White House
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
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Britain
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Dulles
Ma Mallard Balks at Bulldozer Move Amid Nest Delays
Three unhatched eggs linger in Ma Mallard's nest as Hirsch delays bulldozer work to give the duck Trudy more time. He plans to move her brood to swim lessons, insisting the little ones are not too young to start today.
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Trudy
Clergyman Finishes Education At Southwestern State College
A clergyman completed his state work at Southwestern State College in Weatherford and pursued seminary studies at Perkins.
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Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Perkins
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