Plateau Fever: Economists and Chiefs Debate Tax Cuts
New York economists and businessmen debate federal tax cuts as the economy remains on a high plateau. Some push for expansion, awaiting consumer demand signals while others fear recession and favor monetary stimulus. A House subcommittee probes the radio survey firm Conlan Associates led by Hallie Jones as lawmakers question the operation and staffing.
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Oklahoma City Housewives' CouncilNominations Rejected
The Oklahoma state election board rejected a group of four Oklahoma City housewives filings for city council seats, ruling that only filings with the state board are legal due to multi county city limits. Incumbent James Norick's mayoral filing was rejected by the state board though he had filed with the county board.
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Hearing Scheduled In Tulsa Charges
Preliminary hearings were set today on grand jury charges against Tahlequah lumber dealers and a former Tulsa school official. R. H. Bewley 48, A. Willard Cunningham, 4, and Cunningham's son R. D. 38 were named in indictments over the use of government surplus property and ordered to stand district court trial on several charges.
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Pete) Bewley
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Jury Awards 441666 to 9YearOld After Train Collision
A district court jury in Tulsa awards Darrell McBride 441666 for injuries after he lost both legs when struck by a Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad train in Muskogee in March 1962.
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Champlin Awarded Jet Fuel Contract
ENID AP Champlin Oil & Refining Co. wins a $1.56 million contract to supply 16 million gallons of JT-4 jet fuel for the Air Force. Fuel to be produced at Champlin’s Enid refinery.
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Agents Aid Probe Of Drive In Fire
State agents assist in investigating a $10,000 fire at a drive in restaurant in Holdenville. Owner Charles Lee said the building had been burglarized and authorities are checking if the blaze was set by the burglars.
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Western Union office robbed in Norman again
A masked gunman held up the Western Union office in Norman on Monday, stealing an undisclosed amount from lone clerk Mrs. Bertie Boff. It is the second such robbery there in a month.
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Nasser Cautiously Welcomes Arab Union Proposal
In Cairo President Gamal Abdel Nasser shows a cautious but welcoming stance toward Iraq’s plan for an Arab union with Syria and Egypt. The Iraqi delegation in Damascus said unity will be achieved, while officials expect a slow, gradual move with potential future inclusion of Yemen and Algeria. Local reaction includes pro unity demonstrations in Damascus.
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Jumping To Conclusions Tycoon Temperament And Insect By Hal Boyle
jumper sa the real balance wheels of our civilization the industrial tycoon and military chieftain are often more temperamental neurotic and insecure than artists and writers movie stars and professional baseball players are among the groups most suspicious of others the robin metaphor and various quips illustrate social quirks and observations about modern life in this humorous column
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Bands To Give Concert Tonight At Tomlinson Auditorium
Central Eisenhower and Tomlin son junior high school bands present a combined concert at 7 30 p m today in Tomlinson auditorium directed by Don Phillips Eisenhower Harold McDole Tomlinson and Russell Lewis Central.
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Lawton Boy Receives Army Commission at OSU
Alfred Kouri son of Mr and Mrs Albert Kouri 2104 Arlington was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Army last week at Oklahoma State University He earned a BA degree last January and will report for active duty after earning a master's degree in January
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