Heavy Rains Sweep Flood Areas Nationwide Weather Update
The Weather Bureau reports heavy rains, sleet, and snow across the central United States. Flooding worsened in the Ohio River valley with new crests in Kentucky and nearby states as more rain threatens the flood belt.
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Osages Plan Suit For Income Tax Refund
In Pawhuska a meeting of unrestricted Osage Indians planned Sunday talks about filing a federal lawsuit to obtain income tax refunds. Willie L. Rogers, vice chairman, noted the discussion follows last week’s Pawhuska meeting. more than 1300 unrestricted Osages exist, with restricted Osages already receiving a U. S. Court of Claims award.
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Willie L. Rogers
Tulsa
Rogers
U. S. Court of Claims
Four youths die in Camden auto crash with six injured
Four teenagers from Camden are dead after their convertible crashed through a guardrail and tangled in high tension wires on railroad tracks in Berlin New Jersey. The victims Dorothy Fitzpatrick Judith Ann Siiden Ellen Marren and Robert F Shelley were all 15 or 13. Driver William Hummel 21 was hospitalized in serious condition. Others were treated and released.
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Berlin
N.J
UPI
Cooper
Cherry Hill
Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Judith Ann Siiden
Ellen Marren
Robert F. Shelley
Camden
Jackson Road
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William Hummel
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Cooper Hospital
Metal Subsidies Formula Changed
The House mining subcommittee voted to amend the lead and zinc subsidy law. It would require at least 59 percent of a producer’s earnings to come from lead and zinc to qualify, while the previous rule allowing up to 3,000 tons mined in a base period stays in effect.
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Washington
UPT
House
Ed Edmondson
D-Okla
Keaton Leaves Hospital After Minor Chest Condition
Famed deadpan comedian Buster Keaton 66 leaves West Hills Doctors' Hospital in Canoga Park California where physicians described his condition as minor chest. He had been admitted Sunday.
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GRDA Plans No Rate Hike For Second Quarter
GRDA general manager Philip R Rhees told directors the authority does not need to raise electrical rates for the April 1963 quarter. He reported GRDA will earn 1's times its debt service obligation for the year.
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Vinita
UPI
Grand River Dam Authority
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Philip R. Rhees
Pocola Forms First Town Council in Oklahoma
Pocola in LeFlore County becomes an incorporated community after residents voted last Saturday. School Superintendent Farmer Wann says the town plans to appoint a treasurer clerk and five trustees within days. Pocola has about 1 400 residents and spans 19 000 acres.
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UPI
Oklahoma
LeFlore County
Farmer Wann
Governors Bellmon and Chafee to Speak at GOP Women’s Conference
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon and Rhode Island Governor John H. Chafee will address the 11th annual Republican Women’s Conference in Washington from April 25 to 27. Assistant chairman Clare B. Williams said the theme is Win With Womanpower.
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Henry Bellmon
Oklahoma
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Clare B. Williams
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