Solons To Study Teacher Salary Hike Proposals
Oklahoma lawmakers discuss funding higher teacher salaries as the school bill conference committee meets to balance the budget. Proposals include higher property taxes and advertising tax reform to raise revenue, with Dales Senator Oliver Walker urging equalized assessments and local revenue gains. Strong opposition from rural members noted.
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Howard Wilson
United Press
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Education Association
Z. D. McCarts
Schon
Oliver Walker D-Dales
City on Shows Top Hereford In Big Meet
Ted Warkentin of Lawton had the champion and reserve champion Hereford female and the toppriced bull at the Oklahoma City fat stock show sale Monday. The champion female sold for 1350 to Art Pfister of Aspen Colorado. the reserve to Turner ranch for 900. The bull brought 1500 to Harold Wilson of Lawton. Calvin Stoll and Freddie Ferrell placed in junior divisions. In lamb judging Wayne Cook led with Southdown grand champion. other area winners included Tommy Knowles and Johnny Vanderpool. In swine, Joe Howell and Wayne Garrison earned top and reserve Chester White titles.
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Ted Warkentin
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Art Pfister
Aspen
Colo
Turner Ranch
Sotnivar
Oklahoma A&m College
Harold Wilson
Calvin Stoll
Chattanooga
Freddie Ferrell
Elgin
Don Farrell
Kiowa County 4-H
Wayne Cook
Snyder Ffa
Bill Abbott
Comanche County
Tommy Knowles
Indiahoma Ffa
Secon
Dorset
Lambs
Johnny Vanderpool
Cornerton
FFA
Hirst
Jerry Phillips
Walters Ffa
Garrison
Roosevelt Ffa
Joe Howell
Carnegie Ffa
Chester White
Wayne Garrison
Wan
Chester Whites
James Freie
Anadarko
Poland
China
Defendants Can't See Testimony in Oklahoma Liquor Conspiracy
Tulsa federal court refused to allow defendants to examine grand jury testimony in a liquor conspiracy case alleging top police officials protected a local liquor network. Judge Royee Savage overruled motions to dismiss the indictment but ordered prosecutors to provide dates of alleged conspirator’s actions. The indictment covers two alleged schemes involving liquor infractions and tax violations, with defense arguing duplication and insufficiency.
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Tulsa
UPI
Royee Savage
B. Hayter Crawford
Oklahoma
U.S
B. Hayden Crawford
Savage
Wind Storm Ebbs As It Blows East
A wind storm sweeping from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley with dust and rain brought mainly diminishing velocity. The system dumped up to one inch in Memphis Tennessee and Alexandria Louisiana, with half inch elsewhere from Louisiana to lower Michigan. Temperatures rose 20 to 30 degrees in the east while colder air followed, bringing a 16 degree low near Minot North Carolina and wet Pacific Coast conditions from San Francisco to Seattle. Forecasters warned showers and thunderstorms would spread across the East with colder air returning to the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley.
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Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Memphis
Tenn
Alexandria
Lmisiana
Michigan
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Larned
Kan
Goorland
Russell
Pittsburgh
Mississippi Valley
Minot
N.C
Far West
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Seattle
Rockies
New England
Florida
Middle Gulf Coast
Area Man Is Named Instructor of the Month at Williams AFB
L. James B. Nix Jr. of Phoenix was chosen as instructor of the month for January at Williams Field Air Force Base. He was praised for his service as a gunnery instructor and for patience and duty to train fighter pilots for the Air Force and allied nations. Lt. Nix and his wife Kay Strickland received a two day Las Vegas trip and a $50 gift certificate from the Phoenix Retail Merchants Association.
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L. James B. Nix Jr
J. B. Nix Sry
Dearborn
Williams Air Force Base
Phoenix
Air Force
Las Vegas
Ney
Phoenix Retail Merchants Association
Baptist Student To Speak Here At Cameron College BSU
Willard Tuffy Goforth an OBU Oklahoma Baptist university student Shawnee speaks at 7 p m today at Cameron College Baptist Student Union general meeting. He discusses 10 weeks in Hawaii as a missionary and will show slides and films. The event aims to raise funds toward a statewide goal and plans for officer elections are announced. Area high school students are invited to attend at the BSU Center on the junior college campus.
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Willard
Tuffy
Goforth
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Cameron College Baptist Student Union
Fred Teague
OBU
Hawaii
Oklahoma
Cameron
Jerry Askins
Missions
Lawton
BSU
Widows to Receive Oklahoma Confederate Pensions
Oklahoma City report says two Confederate war widows will get 20 dollars monthly for two years under a 480 dollar per year bill signed by Gov. Raymond Gary. The widows are Minnie B. Mayes of Afton, 81, and Eleanor R. Bowden of Guthrie, 78, per Public Welfare Department officials.
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Oklahoma City Cps
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Minnie B. Mayes
Afton
Eleanor R. Bowden
Guthrie
Public Welfare Department
Highway Patrol Arrest Fee Bill Faces Rough Senate Scrutiny
In Oklahoma City the Highway Patrol arrest fee bill, proposing a 35 and 5 arrest fee on motorists convicted for offenses where a patrolman made the arrest, faced dense Senate opposition. Proponents say $250,000 to $300,000 yearly would fund patrol needs, while critics warn of quota driven snatch-and-arrest practices and misallocation to the state general fund. bill sent back to Public Safety committee after debate.
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Oklahoma City
Senate
Walt Allen
D-Chickasha
Public Safety Committee
George Miskovskys
Miskavsky
State General Fund
Allen
Howard Young
D-Stigler
Highway Patrol
Harold Shoemake
D-Muskogee
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Ttis
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D-Heavener
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Hamilton
Senate Education Cormmitate
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Weather Bureau
Oph
Ioral
New York
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Central Plains
Hereford
Irvine Ungerman
Paul Livingston
Leal Jackson
Johnny C. Cole
Kim R. Harp
Ungerman
North 23Rd
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D. D. Raibourn
Virgil Laird
Brammer
Bone
EL Send
C Avenue
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
G Avenue
Electronic Watchmaster
South
Wolverton Electric Co
Sheridan Rd
Jones Radio & TV
Rheemglas
Everett Thompson Plumbing Dial
Baptist
Accountants
ROY and Bay AD
Koehler
Johns Menville
Eugene L. Bowman
McCord
Reditors Adjustment Bureau
Security Bank
Ritz Nowthisis
Boing
Merrie
Richard Holliday
Conte
Huy Bean JE Desahtis
Silvio Inchotty
Renee
George Jessel
Nord
Hill
WSM — Radio — TV
Te Perwen
RCA Victor Records
Bimbo
Ant His
Wagon Masters
Southern Club
Lee
Hankins
Booth On
Fé, Lil Blvd
George Nader
Julio Adams
Merle Oberon
Lex Barker
Charles Drake
Uiversal International
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MT. Scott
Spencer Tracy
Robert Wagner
Claire Trevor
Techsico
Uvistavision
Homer
Adustriea
Johnson Way
Wyandotte Chemicals
Lily Cups
Buffalo
Southwest Disinfectants
Regina
Nel Astlock
Southwest Chemical Co
Bianco
Itavan Restaurant
American Foods
Cae
Aes
Cinemascope
Techni
van Jobnson
Ann Blyte
Steve Cochran
Heay
Hare Pres
Murray
Tony Curis
Janet Leigh
Outlaw
Cache Road
Caryl Baker
Lawtok
Nulion
Mattoon-Allen-Morford
Kohler
4Th and “Co” Street
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Bill Stimpson
Good- Donley Agency
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Harry Wiest
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