Congress Today wrestles with subpoenas in contempt case
Washington UPI reports the Senate wrestled with whether a federal court can subpoena a senator. Chairman James Fastland faced testim ony in Seymour Peck's contempt case. Debate spanned whether judiciary power vs legislative privilege applies, with Morse urging a ruling and others warning of dangers to powers.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
James ©. Fastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Seymour Peck
New York Times
Eastland
Lyndon B. Saharon
D-Tex
Wayne Morse D
Supreme Court
Richard B. Russell
Gal
Seni
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Naf
Senate Rackett Committee
Frank W. Brewster
Zwicker
House
Senate Judiciary
Baltimore
William Worthy
Red China
State Department
Experimental Drug Saves Boy's Life
In St Louis doctors treating month old Jimmy Hunter with an experimental drug report improved prospects after nine days following surgery to repair a heart hole. Complications caused bronchial secretions but pancreative domnase flown from Philadelphia coincides with hopeful signs and a possible full recovery for Jimmy, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hunter.
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ST. Louise
Jimmy Hunter
Jimmy
Philadelphia
Clarence Hunter
St. Louis
Tulsa Eyes Plan For Guard Airport
A 3 million dollar Air National Guard facility plan at Tulsa Municipal Airport was to be presented to the City Commission. The project, agreed by Air National Guard officers and Tulsa Park Board, would sit on a Stacre tract north of the American Airlines depot, with civilian and military staff totaling 400 to 510.
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Tulsa
Air National Guard
Tulsa Park Board
American Airlines
N. G. Henthorne
Legislators Fight On More Issues Than School Bill
Oklahoma lawmakers argued beyond the school bill this week. Rep. Red Andrews scrapped his motion after a brief House dispute while Rep. William Shibley joked about his role and the Looming figures. The session featured gallery introductions and varying visitor patterns, with Pitcher noting rising local attention.
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Stella Roberts
Oklahoma City
House
Senate
Red Andrews
Andrews
William Shibley
Bristow
Shibley
Lebanon
John Levergeri
Pottawatomie
Hoe
Lucien Spear
Hugo
George Pitcher
Vinita
Craig County
Pitcher
Army Orders Delineate Assignments and Detachments Across Forts
The Department of the Army issues orders detailing duty arrivals at Camp Hanford and Forts Riley, Carson, Bragg, Chaffee, Campbell, Sill, and Rucker. It lists named officers and enlisted personnel, their destinations, training or attendance requirements, and reassignments including disability severance for one individual.
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Department of the Army
Washington, D.C
James W. Hull
Greensboro
Ft Carson
Calo
James A. Woll
Trinity
Camp Hanfird
Wash
Ralph F. Cunningham
FNQ
Odcsops USA
AGS
Richard R. Watson
Gabriel A. Rodrigues
Wallington
Fe Buchanan
Wendell G Thompson
Okla
Ase Schofield Bks
Oahu
USA
GM Sch
Sill
Charles L. Adams
Carson
Colo
Jonn J. Arents
Bragg
Donny Brown
Coli
Ouls L Brown
Braga
Charles H. Cholender
Nelson J. Charles
FE Lewis
Clark Hl. Cummins
Lewis
Willam
Rucker
Aln
Terrence R. Maliny
Brage
Denaid Bo Mapet
Joel I. McClelan
Caln
Glace
Chaffee
Ari
Henry H. Mugman Jr
Ark
Charles K. “Hutchinson
Louis A
William C. Wallace
Ft Rucker
Ain
Joseph E. Wood
Cwo
Eugene
AMS
C132 Production Plans Canceled
The Air Force ends work on the C132 giant transport at Douglas Aircraft in Tulsa Oklahoma a project once hailed as the world’s largest transport plane. Production is terminated due to budget cuts though the plant will stay open to preserve most workers The move draws criticism from Douglas Tulsa vice president Harold Hynd who says cancellation will cost the government more in the long run than the present costs.
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Washington
Air Force
Douglas Aircraft Co
Tulsa
Okla
Douglas
Harold Hynd
Hynd
Tulsa Conspiracy Hearing Today
Twenty persons including Tulsa Police Commissioner Jay L. Jones and suspended officials face a second arraignment before U S District Judge Royce H Savage on a revised indictment charging conspiracy to import liquor into Oklahoma and to sell without a federal license The overhaul split counts and traced origins from 1952 to 1949 with trial set for April 8 Bands from Alva Hunter Waukomis and Carmen win superior ratings at the 38th Northwest Oklahoma Music Competition Festival at Northwestern State College in Alva Illinois?
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Tulsa III
Jay L. Jones
Paul J. Livingston
Tulsa Tribune
Nolen Bulloch
U. S
Royce H. Savage
Grand Jury
Oklahoma
Alva
Okla
Hunter
Waukomis
Carmen
Northwestern State College
Deputy Sheriff Killed In Wreck In Oklahoma
Rogers county deputy sheriff Marshall Pebsworth, 39, of Claremore, headed the year’s Oklahoma traffic death toll with 121 lives lost. He was killed when his car lost control on rain slick US 169 near Ta Jala, sliding 287 feet, overturning, and striking a telephone pole. Passenger Richard Gwen Hendricks, 36, Claremore, survived with injuries and was hospitalized in Tulsa.
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Marshall Pebsworth
Rogers County
Oklahoma
Pebsworth
Claremore
U.S. 169
Ta Jala
Richard Gwen Hendricks
Tulsa
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