First Water Bond Sale On Tap Tuesday Night
City to open bids Tuesday for multi million dollar water bond issue approved December 18. First series worth about 6.18 million funds storage capacity upgrades at east cache creek dam spillway pumping station and water lines to Lake Lawtonka. Final payments schedule set with annual 350 000 payments and 56 000 and 32 840 final.
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Tiesdlits
Pall Cae
Lawton
Ciy
Cashlow and Associates
Cache Creek
Lawlonka
Eisenhower backs Israel pledge to withdraw from Gaza
President Eisenhower voiced satisfaction with Israel's pledge to UN withdrawals and urged a united international effort for a more stable peaceful Gulf region. He promised U.S. support to keep Aqaba open and to move UN forces into Gaza to prevent raids, whileCabot Lodge and Dulles addressed follow up assurances.
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U.S
Eisenhower
Israel
United Nations
UN General Assembly
Ben-Gurion
United States
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Meir
Getling
Henry Cabot Lodge
The
World Organization
Lodge
Young Democrats Rename Oklahoma Young Democratic Club
STILLWATER March 7 The Lefc of Young Democrats voted to rename Oklahoma Young Democratic Clubs and changed chartering rules. Delegates from colleges approved a provision requiring local chapters to have one representative per ten votes, based on membership. A speech by former President Truman generated about 1500 profit from the event and a 7.00 per plate dinner grossing around 7000 before expenses.
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Stillwater
Lefc
Truman
Oklahoma
Young Democratic Cluhs
17 Million Get US Food Grants
A 17 million Americans, about one in ten, receive federal food grants. The program has shifted from mainly daily cases to predominantly school children in nonprofit lunch programs. Congress classed school lunches as national security, with eligibility set by state welfare agencies.
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Ovid A. Martin
Associated Press
Washington
Uncle Sam
Imost
Congress
Agriculture Department
Kasper Predicts Court To Reverse Race Decision
Charles Smith reports from Chiefland Florida that John Kasper, a Ku Klux Klan advocate and Seaboard White Citizens Council leader, arrived for a Klan rally and urged a new breed of southern leaders to fight integration while predicting a Supreme Court reversal. He said federal authorities cannot arrest him outside Judge Taylor’s Tennessee jurisdiction, as Kasper faces renewed charges related to blocking Clinton High School integration.
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Charles Smith
St. Petersburg
Fla
At & P.m
Chicland
Bill Hendrix
Oldsmar
Florida Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Jim Corbett
WGTO
Haines City
Kasper
U.S
Robert L. Taylor
Taylor
Tennessee
Lezat
Knoxville
Tenn
John C. Crawford Jr
Clinton High School
Fort Cobb Stock Show Rules Read by Chamber
Continued from page one details the Fort Cobb show rules for hogs sheep and cattle. Exhibitors must own animals for set periods before opening and limits apply per exhibitor. Ineligibility rules include prior show participation in other county spring fat stock events. The piece notes Great Lakes transport share in U S inland shipping.
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Comanche County
Army To Help Guards Drive For Recruits
Salt Lake City report on March 2 states Army recruiting facilities will aid National Guard and Reserve strength. Deputy Army Secretary Franklin L. Orth outlines a three point program offering six months active duty then five years National Guard or Reserve, or two years active duty plus two in ready Reserve. Names of draftees sent to home state adjutant generals. Guard gets 69 days exclusive enlistment window. Frost bite advice included.
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Salt Lake City
National Guard
Franklin L. Orth
Army
Orth
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