Mao May Snub Russians Visit Poland's Boss
United Press report says Mao Tse tung plans a state visit to Poland with Premier Chou En Lai amid Moscow pressure. Sources say Mao will not stop in Moscow first and may avoid leaning toward the Soviet line, signalling a Polish invitation as his priority.
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Funeral Rites Held For Local Residents In Turbulent Week
Funeral services were held at Christ Church for Mrs. Ela Suh and Mrs. Margaret Thomas in a day of illness and mourning. The Geneva B and First Christian Church of Buria issued notices. Pastors A S Le and L Butcher led services with Meron Smith and other local figures in attendance.
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Roads in Muskogee County sustain near twenty four million in damage
An estimate by Janes EG of the Curry Engineering Co reports approximately 24 million dollars in damage to Muskogee County roads and bridges from recent floods. The figure covers county roads and bridges and does not include city, state, or federal facilities. preliminary assessments are used for recovery planning and food assistance.
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Contractors Withdraw Offer Of Raise For Striking Workers
The Associated General Contractors withdrew a 12 cent per hour raise offer made to Iron Workers Union members to end the strike and resume construction. Union leaders refused the offer, sticking to their demand of 42 12 cents an hour. The strike since June has halted several major projects.
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Premier's Wool Trade Talk Signals US Japan Ties
Premier Nobusuke Kishi highlights wool fabric trade amid tariff quotas and US imports. Japan eyes fabric shipments to the United States while Warners officials describe potential price impacts, noting mechanization and demand shifts. The report cites figures on wool exports and quotas, with observers warning the sensitivity of the wool market to policy moves.
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Egypt Sub Crew Training by Reds Links Sub Deliveries
U.S. reports Soviet navy trained Egyptian submarine crews at Gdynia for six months before handing over subs to Egypt. Training, part of a secret arms deal with President Nasser, aims to speed operation of the Soviet subs. Western observers see Moscow reinforcing Nasser amid Arab world concerns.
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Lions Clubs Plan Eye Bank Setup
Oklahoma City Lions clubs will sponsor an eye bank at University Hospital, first of its kind in the Southwest, serving the state. Tulsa session earlier this month approved the project and funding, aided by new law allowing eye tissue be willed for medical use. Dr. Charles Royer estimates about 1,000 Oklahomans could gain sight through eye grafts.
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Tern The Thing Off in Anadarkop Incident
An Anadarko report describes Dr Perry Cor Din allowing his wife to operate a power lawn mower without full instructions. She began cutting grass and could not stop the machine, forcing her to follow it as it rolled into a ditch and pits.
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Tulsa Residents Face Higher Water Rates Next Month
About 25,090 Tulsa utility customers, out of more than 63,000 users, will begin paying higher sewer service charges Monday after the utility board approved new rates. The increases, based on average water usage over the past two years, will amount to roughly 17 thousand dollars per month.
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Four Oklahoma Negroes Attending NAACP Convention
Detroit hosts the 48th NAACP convention with four Oklahomans on the roster. John Green and Jimmy Stewart represent the Oklahoma City NAACP Youth Council alongside Dr. H W Williamston of Idabel and Donald Simmons of Muskogee.
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