Germs Could Survive On Mars Say Researchers
Researchers from Texas and Arizona report experiments showing microbes may endure Martian-like soils and atmospheres. Dr Wubertis Strug led tests at an Air Force aviation school, noting microbes could survive nitrogen rich air and presence of water, suggesting life might endure on other planets under harsh conditions.
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Cpaylor
Associated Press
Seioney
Flagstaff
Ariz
Evie Dente
Tener Tos
Mir
Arena
Sind
Texas
Ventfort
Roland B. Mitchell
Ivy Sliss
Jeesonthitiss
Jay Ever
Witler Ronfest
Funeral rites in Meenas iy war roglieiad
In this fragmentary report, rites are described for a funeral with references to an Innes and Sunita. The text mentions a Wach River and Oklahoma City, noting the deceased and memorial acts though exact details are unclear. The piece hints at cultural or regional funeral customs and temple or place names.
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Les Innes
Sunita
Slaying Case Leads to Fire Crew Questions at Hotel
Reported slaying involved several individuals including Blois Walle Patten and Mrs Samey Maywald. Firemen aided officers at the scene while witnesses described a struggle and a wet, soaked aftermath. Investigators sought signatures and questioned persons connected to the Plymouth Bedh area as details emerged from Etienne Brule’s entry into Michigan’s upper peninsula.
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Freeauvan
Plymouth
Cain
Etienne Brule
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Subscription Rates Case Involving Serv or PaW Issue
A terse notice outlines a subscription rate dispute involving the service, potential party Wy Stl SOS and Ye Ma Nay Mb. The case appears in legal notices, with details clipped and unreadable in the OCR fragment.
Army Budget Woes Highlight Fixed Spending Debate
General Taylor warns fixed ceilings on military spending could force drastic cuts if prices rise and programs cannot be trimmed. He cites Army budget needs under a 38 billion ceiling set for the fiscal year starting July 1, urging balancing reforms rather than blanket cuts.
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Avtenwworth
Maxwell
Billie Doles
Mans
Command and General Staff
Collyer
Taylor
Guingas
Biell Carn Fryer & Heavy
Wheat Market Report from Oklahoma City Livestock Yard
Oklahoma City market update notes steady demand for wheat and mixed results in cattle and hogs. Listings show feeders and calves priced around 12 to 22 dollars, with steer and heifer values fluctuating, and sheep demand moderate as slaughter figures adjust.
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Orlapomla
Orlanova
Brik Salle
Saound
WELCO
Losis Mortiy Ivab Vicates
Ainths Soot
Ariel Commercial Waves Monits
Beiter
Uji
Helen Vemanil
Tentely
Student To Deliver Sermon At Church
A Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary student from Fort Worth Texas will preach at a local church Sunday. Miltot Ferguson, an instructor in philosophy of religion at Southwestern Seminary, will deliver the sermon with messages drawn from theology and faith.
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Tres
Miltot Perguson
Southwestern Baptis Thedoal Seminary
Fat Worth
Tex
Tein
Sundsey
Ottielaly
Trey
Kerguson
Southwestern Seminary
Span
Prinity Ghayel
Band Concert Slated Tonight At Local School
A six piece string band will perform tonight at the municipal venue near Faye Street. The school orchestra director said the program includes works by Lathan, Pale ton, Williams and others. The concert starts at 7:50 PM with bleachers and parking available at Lawler Street.
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Fis
Uh Seas
Jens
Tadag
Ann
Ties
Lathan Paleton
Williams
Bude
Divant
Sue Whitney
Shastakeviteh
Direy
Greys
Duady Fier
Tanldegg
Faye Sud
Lawler Staden
Fort Sith
Samtyer
Girard Continues on Page One Amid Federal Dispute
Fragmented garbled copy shows references to Girard and federal jurisdiction foes, mentions Dulles and Wilson, and hints at legal maneuvers by Joseph Robinsen Kavk Carroll and others. The text struggles to convey a wartime policy clash and possible injury risk to U.S. personnel in Japan, with unclear conclusions.
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Silang Dulles
Sith Secretory
Wilson
Girard
Davelee
Japan
Trebinson
Geddie
Talkative Clerk Foils Would-Be Bakery Robber
A would-be robber visited a Washington Avenue bakery and handed a note claiming the man in Horn Maul Troms to contact. The clerk kept the caller talking and used the delay to alert others. The bandit fled after the failed attempt.
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Eterna Washington Avene Bakery
Aeglory
Willy Nadel
Horn
Eam Leory
Passergshy
Fee
Death by own action ties Sherwood's end to rumors
Continued from Page One, Sherwood Jr. died by poison in a Pacific Grove laboratory after leaving a note fearing assassination by publicity at a subcommittee appearance. Walter wouldn't reveal full details until reading the Supreme Court decision, while Ernest Besig of the ACLU urged canceling the hearings. Besig accused the subcommittee of ruthless harassment, and Sherwood’s widow Barbara, mentioning his past Communist ties, defended him amid questions about the hearings and his mental state.
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Becauer
Sherrwood
Sherwood, Jr
Pacific Grove
Calif
Subcommittee
Walter
Sherwood
Supreme Court
Ernest Besig
ACLU
California
House
Besig
Communist Party
Cis
Chita Tie Bul Waller
Washington
Chicago
Bir
Simanne
Arisaga
Bee
Jos Descarelt
Heath Aa
Sail
Retired Service Group Elects Officers for Year
Members of Retired Service group re elected Henry M Berry and TH Washington as presidents. JOAT SR slate named Bickers ey Arostrang as vice president and Teli Isehwerils as chaplain. Henry Schelig as treasurer, with past president Michael To Fleming to assist. Others serving include Ralph Purvis, A C Mayer, Clots Houston, Charles J Fowler, Charles I. dtisxenhaugi, and Morris Bwetl.
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Henry M Berry
Washington
Presidot
Bickersey Arostrang
Teli Isehwerils
Chaplat
Henry Schelig
Michael To Fleming
Will Vou
Devies
Covernoys
Ralph Purvis
A.C. Mayer
Clots Houston
Charles
Gary backs GRDA engineer amid Markham Ferry plan rift
Governor Raymond Gary urged the Grand River Dam Authority to work as a team to advance the Markham Ferry reservoir project in northeast Oklahoma. He also voiced support for renewing engineer W. R. Holway’s contract, countering reports that the majority of GRDA favored dismissing him when the current agreement ends July 1. Gary asked the authority to meet Thursday so he can discuss Holway and related issues, noting he will be out of state Monday for the meeting.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Grand River Dam Authority
Markham Ferry
Oklahoma
W. R. Holway
Tulsa
GRDA
Holway
Gary
Mel
Suit continues on transfers in Cache district dispute
The suit raises questions about a pupil transfer in the Cache district. Judge Eubanks will hear testimony on June 25 as four district officials, including superintendent Lauderdale, present why the transfer should or should not be granted.
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Scott
Beall
Cache
James F. Cook
Oh. M. Griswold
Kenneth L. Maloy
Charley Thompson
Troy Wagar
TE. Lauderdale
Eubanks
Stuip
School Halvons
Stops Heart Gas Three Times Foster AgeNating HEE tablet
Fragmented report notes a fast acting med herbal product containing no aspirin or tranquilizers. It mentions a laboratory test proving a certain tablet’s rapid effect on stomach symptoms within one minute. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to a medical product and its safety claim are present.
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Cartheed
Rights Fight Nearing Senate Debate on Civil Rights Bill
The House completed seven days of debate on a civil rights bill as Speaker Sam Rayburn urged quick transmission to the Senate. The measure survived seven days with only three amendments, two minor, as southerners blocked stronger changes. A proposed civil rights commission would be restricted from subpoenaing witnesses outside their home state.
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Senate
Sam Rayburn
Kenneth B. Keating
R.N
Judiciary Committee
James QC
Eastland
House
Civil Rights Commission
Rain totals mark state wide rainfall records
Rain continued across the northwest where heavy totals were observed. Gage recorded 25 inches as the state’s wettest spot today. Other totals included 1.47 inches at Oklahoma City and 7.7 inches at Tulsa. Highs Monday ranged from 79 in Guymon to 92 in Ardmore and McAlester.
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Gage
Olahoma City
Tulsa
Gane Au Guymon
Ardmore and
MeAlestor
Finchers officiate at Sterling church service
Rev. Glenn Fincher of Ural Baptist near The City officiated at regular worship for First Baptist Church in Sterling on Sunday. His brother Rev. J. Lee Fincher serves as pastor of the Sterling church.
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Sterling
Glenn Fincher
Ural Baptist Church
Tle City
First Baptist Church
J. Lee Fincher
Sterling Church
Oklahoma delegation votes on civil rights bill roll calls
The Oklahoma congressional delegation split on the administrations civil rights bill. For recommittal were Albert Edmondson Jarman and Morris, against recommittal Belcher, voting present Steed. On final passage Belcher and Edmondson voted for, Albert Jarman and Morris against, Steed voting present.
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Washington
Iere
House
Oklahoma
House Judiciary Committee
Albert
Edmondson
Jarman
Morris
Belcher
Albert, Jarman and
Steed
Commodities to End Wednesday in Central County
The central district will stop issuing surplus commodities on Wednesday. Emil Woesner, central district Commissioner, urged needy residents to bring identification and containers. Written permission is required to obtain commodities for another person.
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Emil Woesner
Woesner
Polio Cases Update From Page One
Four Gilbert children are mentioned with two of them struck by polio. Dobbins was moved to Memorial hospital June 9 after diagnosis Monday. Mrs. Robert N. Farmer of Marlow, mother of six, remains in serious condition in the iron lung. Rickie L. Drew, 3, of Chickasha area, is improving with hot pack treatments after a mild paralytic case and three Salk shots in 1956.
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Gilbert
Dobbins
Stephens County
Memorial Hospital
Robert N. Farmer
Marlow
Rickie L. Drew
Kenneth R. Drew
Chickasha
Burglaries Reported at SAFE Club Field and Residence
SAFE American Business club baseball field in Metropolitan park was burglarized and 340 was stolen from the residence of Donald Judy. Lawrence Bressman reported the concession stand burglary. Bressman said 11 candy bars a sack of peanuts a quart of snow cone syrup and six bottles of soda pop were missing. Judy told police a thief entered his apartment through an unlocked door and stole $40 in cash plus a ring.
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American Business Club
Metropolitan Park
Donald Judy
A. Lawrence Bressman
Bressman
Judy
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