Law Offices Take Second Floor at Sears Center
A Sears Shopping Center addition provides 6 000 square feet of office space with 3 000 allotted to Burton Jones Sasser and Burton law firm. No. 25 S 13th features walnut Marlite walls egg crate lighting and soundproofed offices. The first floor houses shops and offices. a third story could be added later.
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Burton, Jones, Sasser and Burton
Sears Shopping Center
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B. W. Melton
Melton Construction Co
No. 25
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Hick’s
Betty Dell Beauty Shop
Walter Smith Insurance Agency
Richard Brock
FE. A. Schlapbach
LAW Office
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13Th and Gore
Oklahoma City's Surrey Singers thrill troops at McMahon
Oklahoma City Universitys Surrey Singers performed a free USO sponsored concert for a military audience at McMahon Auditorium. Doug Bailey organized the event featuring jazz dance, Broadway medleys, and a rousing finale, with Sherri Hambay and Janie Zerzer drawing cheers.
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McMahon
Doug Bailey
USO
South Pacific
Collegians
Sherri Hambay
Janie Zerzer
Anadarko
Sound of Music
Cattlemen Call for Imports Curb to Halt Price Slide
About 5000 Midwestern cattlemen met in Shenandoah Iowa urging Congress to cut beef imports to 1960 levels by about 10 percent. They backed a retail price investigation and more orderly marketing while noting live beef prices fell from 30 to 20 dollars per hundredweight as imports hit record levels. Mehren cited overall meat and poultry supply growth. Colwell and others pressed for supply balance and international agreements with Australia Ireland and New Zealand to slow imports.
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Iowa
Congress
Southwest Lown
George Mehren
William E. Colwell
Hay Springs
Neb
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Mehren
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Ireland
Washington
Apple Calorie Count Cited by Britannica
A Britannica encyclopedia entry states that a single large apple contains about 100 calories. The note underscores the common nutrition figure used in dietary guidance and nutritional labeling.
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Iraqi Defense Chief Ousted
Damascus AP reports Air Brigadier Harden Takriti was removed from his posts as Iraq's defense minister and deputy commander-in-chief Monday night by presidential decree broadcast in Baghdad. No reason given beyond serving the general interest.
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Syria
Harden Takriti
Iraq
Baghdad Radio
He'll Get Refund On Sewer Charges
ALBUQUERQUE AP The city plans a refund for Leo E. Torres Jr who has paid a monthly 105 sewer charge since August 1961 Plumbers found Monday that his house sewer lines fed into a private septic tank
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Albuquerque
N.M
Leo E. Torres Jr
Torres
Colorado Plans Reapportionment Special Session Called
Gov. John Love will call a April special session to redraw Colorado’s four congressional districts after a 55 day regular session that enacted a three cent cigarette tax and trimmed some income tax deductions to raise five million dollars in new revenue.
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Denver
John Love
Colorado
Love
Fireflies Believed Adults May Not Eat
A note discusses adult fireflies that reportedly do not eat despite having mouths. The passage highlights mystery around their feeding habits and survival as adults.
Students Oppose End To Flogging At Eton
A sample of Eton students shows fewer than a quarter want flogging abolished. The school uses light corporal punishment, with a few lashes as standard for wrongdoers, reflecting its role as a training ground for Britain's elite.
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Eton
England
Britain
Catoosa County Democrats Ban Speeches at Primary
In Catoosa County Georgia the county Democratic committee ordered 29 candidates in the March 10 primary to make no speeches. County Chairman Cortez Lamb said 17 candidates voted by secret ballot to eliminate speeches and the committee would seek reconsideration.
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Atlanta
Catoosa County
Democratic Committee
Georgia
Cortez Lamb
Two Phone Calls Cost Him One Thousand Dollars
Dallas AP report says James Taylor Kelley Jr. of Fort Worth was fined $1000 by County Criminal Court Judge Jim Guthrie after charging two long distance calls of 59 cents and $2.45 to a Dallas businessman's number without permission. The 1961 Texas law carries a maximum $1,600 fine or up to one year in jail or both.
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Dallas
James Taylor Kelley Jr
Fort Worth
County Criminal Court
Jim Guthrie
Kelley
Texas
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