Key Committee Expected To OK Food Stamp Bill
The House Agriculture Committee is expected to approve a food stamp bill reversing an earlier blockade. The measure would expand the pilot program to a national level, aiding about 4 million people with stamps, at an estimated annual cost of 36 million dollars. The vote followed pressure from urban lawmakers and potential party switches.
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Beall Urges Wilkinson to Debate for U.S. Senate Seat
Republican Forest Beall asked Bud Wilkinson to appear on the same platform to discuss the Oklahoma U.S. Senate race. Beall said Wilkinson declined three invitations and urged a joint forum to let voters judge competence and experience. Wilkinson aides had not heard from Beall.
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Midwest hit by fast moving snow storm and storms
A fast moving snow storm from the southern Rockies swept the Midwest with heavy snow in the Southwest spread across Nebraska the Dakotas Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin toward the Upper Midwest. Thunderstorms and rain reached east Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Alabama and Mississippi. Hail and freezing rain were reported in parts of the storm belt with colder air moving into the upper Great Lakes region. Record highs for March 3 were set in Daytona Beach and Buffalo.
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Sooner Water Projects OK'd by Senate Public Works
The Senate Public Works Committee approved two Oklahoma watershed projects to be built by the Soil Conservation Service with local interests. Lower Clear Boggy Creek spans Coal Johnston Bryan and Atoka Counties with 37 flood control structures and 262 miles of channel work at an estimated $5,467,923, federal share $2,407,929. Salt Creek in Creek and Lincoln Counties includes a Stroud municipal water supply dam and 24 flood control structures at an estimated $3,688,529, federal share $1,816,707.
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Mrs Kennedy Rebuilds Private Life in Georgetown
Three months after John F Kennedy's assassination, Mrs. Kennedy resumes private life in quiet Georgetown. Friends report she is coping, focusing on her children, a new home, and the John Fitzgerald Kennedy library project while Secret Service guards continue.
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John F. Kennedy
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