President Eisenhower Endorses Rights Measure as Decent One
President Eisenhower asserted his civil rights program is decent and not aimed at persecuting anyone. He contrasted its intent with distortions while Republicans press for Senate action, warning of possible filibusters by Southern senators and urging steady passage to advance a broad good will plan.
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Thou Shalt See A Show Judge Tells Shoplifters
A judge tells shoplifters to face consequences as a public admonition during a court session. The case highlights legal accountability and the consequences of theft in the local jurisdiction.
Lightning Disarms Law in Paris Case Sparked Debate
The Paris court case centers on the Republic culranseel Deving and the use of legal arms as the earliest means of preservation. North American observers noted the junerss was known in the region, with implications for legal standards and authority.
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Congress Ratifies Treaty Amid Senate Clash At Vote
Washington reports the Senate narrowly ratified President Eisenhower's atomic energy treaty after a party line and cross party dissent. The agreement would promote peaceful nuclear uses and supply materials to allied nations while the United States plans to help fund the project with up to 80 million dollars in aid. Lawmakers also discussed civil rights pace, judicial committee actions, and House hearings on anti-Communist investigations.
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Cat claimed by Banks as thief cat clears room
Mr and Mrs G F Banks say the cat Big This Cat Brigio locked the Thabageom clea on Tuesday. The Jack has 1432 rot above the loar.
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Soviet Leader Claims U S Afraid To Withdraw Troops
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev says the United States fears withdrawing troops from Western Europe because that could empower people there. In a long interview with Asahi Shimbun, he warned that a nuclear war would be catastrophic and urged disarmament talks, while reiterating Russia’s stance on returning the Kurile islands after a peace treaty with Japan.
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Lawton Students Win Scholarships to Oca Baptist
Lawton honors twelve students among 175 high school graduates awarded scholarships for the 1967 38 term to Oca Baptist University. Recipients include Carl Cooper Jack Wilson Eugene Carris Amy McClenny Joy Bryson Barbara Di i SW NM David Lord Coralea Mycroth Carolyn King Harper Franklin Ward and others. More than 7200 in scholarships awarded statewide after competitive exams across Me state.
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Area Men In Service Honor Soldier in Germany Duty
Sfc. Harry C. Buller with the 290th FA group at Fort Sill received a certificate of achievement for superior conduct on all inspections while mass steward for the 2nd field artillery group in Germany. He is a 2 year Army veteran who returned from Germany last month. The certificate was signed by Col. Thomas R. Bruce Jr., commander of the 72nd FA group.
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Bryant Initiated Into Beta Gamma Sigma at OU
Donald E. Bryant son of Mr and Mrs Russell J Morris has been instated into Beta Gamma Sigma the national scholastic society for business students at the University of Oklahoma College of Business Administration Membership is limited to the top three percent of juniors and the upper ten percent of seniors in the class.
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Russell J. Morris
College of Business Administration
University of Oklahoma
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