Aerial Mapping May Play Part In Road Program
United Press story by Murray Y. Moler examines aerial photogrammetry in road-building. It explains how photogrammetric mapping, using high altitude photos and optical devices, speeds map making, reduces need for traditional surveying, and details the process from flight lines to mosaics and final plotting with tracing dots and ground control points.
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Murray Y. Moler
United Press
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Committee Plans Across The Board Pay Boost For City Workers
A special committee appointed by Council last night to work out a blanket salary raise for all city employees reported that if expenses stay down pay increases could proceed. The eight month city finances show higher net collections than last year and reduced expenditures, with total available funds of about 838 thousand dollars. Hastings Parks White member of the finance panel noted the city is ahead in collections and no large costs are foreseen.
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Want To Dial Washington Itll Be Possible April 28
Talon has been selected as one of three Oklahoma cites to join a nationwide direct distance dialing network beginning April 23. Law residents will be able to dial calls to 71 states and the District of Columbia next month, with 48 states and towns included. The system uses area codes dialed before the local number, enabling long distance calls to distant cities and towns.
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Oklahoma
Sir Neenham
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
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Enid
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Needham
United States
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Coeall Little Rock
Ark
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Indiana
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Michigan
Missouri
Nevada
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New York
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Washington, D. C
Freed GI Heads For Sill To Square Himself With Army
Oklahoma City report says 18 year old Mavis County soldier Bille L Gregory was freed after 16 months in jail without trial. The state Criminal Court of Appeals ruled the Mayes County jail detention violated his constitutional rights. He left for Fort Sill after transfer from Tinker Air Force Base. Gregory is technically absent without leave from the 11th Airborne Infantry Division following a November 1 departure from Campbell, Ky.
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Bille L Gregory
Mavis County
Fort Sill
Army
Criminal Court of Appeals
Mayes County
Gregory
Tinker Air Force Base
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11Th
Aiborne Infantry Division
FL. Campbell, Ky
Burglary Suspects Waive Preliminary Hearing
Two suspects in the recent Lowe's Grocery burglary waived preliminary hearing this morning before Justice of the Peace Mar vin E. Cameron. Jesse Lee Moore 20 Elmer and Ie Wilbanks 16 Blair were bound over on second degree burglary charges and committed to county jail in lieu of 3500 bond each. The burglary took $14.19 in change two cartons of cigarettes and several boxes of .22 rifle bullets.
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Jessie Lee Moore
Elmer
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Blair
Commissioners Attend Meeting of County Officials in Oklahoma City
County commissioners Pete Wynn and Ike Myers attend the Oklahoma County Commissioners Association conference in Oklahoma City to coordinate changes in the Federal surplus food distribution program. The program moved in January from the Emergency Relief Board to the Department of Public Welfare, with district conferences already held to discuss the changes. A banquet at the Biltmore Hotel accompanies the meeting, with Wyn and Mrs Myers attending the event.
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T Ke Myers
Oxlshoma County Commissioners Association
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Okahoma
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DOCTRINE Continues Into Senate Action On 72-19 Vote
Simultaneously with McCormack's announcement the White House said President Eisenhower was pleased by the 72-19 bipartisan vote on the measure. The Senate last night rewrote the Eisenhower plan and the administration indicated the revised version is acceptable. James P. Richards, former chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, met with Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles today to discuss a Mideast mission outlined to Congress January 3. Richards said a 10-member group from State and Defense and the International Cooperation Administration will depart for the Mideast next Tuesday. He noted he has not yet received final instructions and the party will confer again before departure.
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Snowstorm Spreads Across Oklahoma State
A wet snowstorm spreads from the Panhandle eastward, halting travel across western Oklahoma. Forecasters expect up to four inches in the Panhandle and one to three inches elsewhere in the western half, with snow possible across all but the extreme southeast by tonight. Lows near 20 in the Panhandle to 35 in the southeast, highs in the 20s Thursday.
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Panhandle
Two-Week Superior Court Term Set By Judge Landers
Superior Judge Robert S. Landers announced a two week term of Superior Court starting March 25. The first week will feature epiteinal trials and the second week civil trials. County Attorney Warren Crane is compiling cases for the criminal trial docket.
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Superior Court
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Warren Crane
Senate probes racketeering links in unions and management
The Senate Investigations subcommittee led by Sen. McClellan pursues evidence of racketeering within unions and management with Oregon hearings highlighting claims about a Portland night club used as a referral point for customers to a call house. Witnesses include Langley and Mayor Schrunk as targets for questioning.
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Barber's shave gone in Fort Worth era says Jeter
Barber D Jeter laments the loss of the traditional shave as electric razors gain popularity. After 27 years in the trade he recalls 15 cent shaves that accounted for half his business, but now customers shave themselves, he says, and he has hung a no shave sign.
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Jeter
Birthday Open House for 36th Field Artillery Battalion at Fort Sill
The 36 Field Artillery Battalion marks its 9th anniversary with an Organization Day Thursday at Fort Sill. Open houses start at 9 a.m. with a coffee hour, followed by a history talk by Lt. Col. Hoge, a 10:10 to 1:15 firing demonstration with Maj. Gen. de Sharo and Lt. Col. Gallagher as guests, and a battalion volleyball tournament.
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Fort Sill
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U.S. Army Artillery and Guided Missile Center
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41St Field Artillery Group
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36Th Field Artillery Regiment
Camp McClellan
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