Oklahoma in Washington Highlights Civil Defense Leadership Debate
Congressman Edmondson attacked the Federal Civil Defense Administration leadership over its handling of the shelter program and budget for the coming year. He urged a stronger, aggressive shelter plan as a deterrent, while criticizing reduced expenditures and urging presidential clarification. The discussion touched on broader federal responsibilities and the need for clear direction amid nuclear threats.
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Washington
Ea Ede Mondson
D-Okle
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Nixon links Middle East peace to refugee burden
Washington reports Vice President Nixon says lasting settlement depends on global economic contributions and that refugee issues must be tackled rather than brushed aside. Other items note Ferenciow calling for freedom of satellite nations and Lightfoot mulling a Chicago move for the party, with Pieper praising debt options and Dr. Tinker White recommending activity for heart health.
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Ted IE
Washington
Richard MM. Nixon
Middle East
Paul Tinker White
Eisenhower
Shane
Kansas Solons Vote New Taxes
In a wild session the Kansas House tentatively approved a one half per cent sales tax increase and a 0.5 per cent boost on advertising taxes, plus a rise from 2 to 3.5 per cent in corporate income taxes. Gov. Docking warned of veto. Bills move to Senate for final vote with possible conference committees. Senate committee eyed 1 per cent severance tax on Gilane gas alongside property taxes, with projected impact topping millions.
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Gen Docking
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Iin Bose
Ian
Junior High Students Launch 2 Day Bend Clinic in Lawton
A two day bend clinic opened today at Central junior high school featuring Byron Autrey of Michigan State University as instructor. The morning session ran 9:30 to 11, with group and individual consultations. The program moves to Lawton High School Saturday with additional instructors and a 1 pm recital, concluding around 4 pm with further individual consultations expected. Autrey, a state university band director and soloist, has extensive symphonic experience.
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Doug Loudenback
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Cat Haunts New York Home Tells of Nocturnal Mystery
In New York, Mr and Mrs Irving Scott faced persistent nighttime noises in their new house. Neighbors suggested anxiety over new home sounds, but the distress continued until Thursday when a pulled medicine cabinet revealed a tired hungry cat hidden behind the wall.
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Forensic League Congress Opens In Layton Saturday
About 140 high school students from roughly 30 NFL chapters gather at Layton high to run a model legislature from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Gavel awards and medals will honor top senate and house speakers as Kinley McClare leads the event. The Lawton meet marks one of four congress events statewide.
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Thief steals boat parts from auto shop window
A thief damaged a auto supply store window in New Jersey by cutting the glass and used a twig and bent pin to grab about 200 dollars worth of miniature boats hobby tanks and boat parts. He left his fishing tackle on the pavement.
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N.J
OU Prof Eyes Governor Race
OU professor Thad Thornton heads the Bureau of Government Resources at the University of Oklahoma and says he has not begun campaign steps for governor. He notes discussion would be premature and doubts wealth alone would drive a gubernatorial run.
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Bureau of Government Resource
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Vrenning
Thurndon
Pilot Killed As Jet Crashes After Takeoff At Sherman
An FAID crash near Perrin Air Force Base in Sherman Texas killed 1st Lt Edgard Wesman during radar training. The jet went down about 12 miles northwest of the base after takeoff, last contact showing no trouble. A rehabilitation fund for independent children in Oklahoma will be funded from surplus in the ACD program, starting with $300,000 and up to $650,090 yearly.
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Perrin Air Force Base
Air Force
Find For Children
Oklahoma City
Air Independent Children Program
Public Welfare Department
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Welfare Commission
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Fund Directors Seek Strong Appeals and Local Review Board
United Fund directors urged a new local review board to limit unauthorised appeals for funds here. They backed marketing the old appeals and sought Chamber of Commerce support while planning a fall campaign with a tentative drive date set for October or November.
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Kiam C. Love
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Chamber of Commerce
Love
Hon
Tapila
Dive Furs
Schon To Discuss School Bill With OFA PTA Meet Tonight
LAREMORE. Representative J. D. McCary of Oklahoma City heads a discussion on school legislation at a town meeting sponsored by the Oklahoma Education Association and the Parent Teacher Association. The bill aims to raise teacher salaries from 2400 to 3900 dollars a year.
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OFA
PTA
Laremore
J. D. McCary
Oklahoma City
McCarty
Marquette University Football Scrapes Snow for Spring Practice
Milwaukee Wisconsin. Marquette University football players arrive for spring practice with 73 players. They must clear a solid blanket of snow from the field before beginning drills as the session opens.
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Wis
Marouette University
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