Cotton Subsidy Defeat Seen as Vote Signals
Washington and Stillwater reports say Kennedy administration plans for price supports and subsidies face setback after farmers nationwide reject a wheat referendum. In Oklahoma 77 counties cast 45 334 ballots with 25 845 against and 17 656 in favor, a 39 percent yes vote, signaling continued openness to open markets and cautious stance on federal control. The defeat clouded prospects for a bipartisan subsidy bill as Democratic leaders split and Republicans backed the administration.
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Democratic Committee
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
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Atoka
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Jackson
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Hughes
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Pittsburg
Tillman
Washita
Kiowa
Blaine
Canadian
Garfield
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Wodeward
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Noble
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Kay
Kingfisher
Oklahoma Farms Bureau
Oklahoma Farmers Union
ASCS
Herschel Burrus
Farmers’ Action
Democracy In Action
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Cleveland
Craig
Creek
Custer
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Dewey
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Jefferson
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Latimer
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Lincoln
Logan
Si Love
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McCurtain
MclIntosh i
Marshall
May
Wagoner
IV Woods
State Safety Unit Re-Elects Chief
OKLAHOMA CITY a UPI report says the 15th annual Oklahoma Safety Conference opened with an address by Gov. Henry Bellman. C R Musgrave Jr of Bartlesville was re elected president. Jack LaMonte and Ralph Neely, both of Oklahoma City, were named first vice president and traffic safety vice president respectively.
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UPI
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C. R. Musgrave Jr
Bartlesville
Oklahoma Safety Council
Jack LaMonte
Ralph Neely
Haskell McClain
C. W. Antony
Bruce Palmer
Harry Markett
Lonnie Gilliland
Ed Lemons
Stillwater
Senate Vote On School Reform In Oklahoma
Oklahoma Senate votes 22 for 18 against a school election reform bill Tuesday. Twenty three votes were required for passage. Names listed include For side Allen Baldwin Bartlett Belvin Berrong Bohannon Breeden Field Garrison Garvin Grantham Kerr Lollar McComas Pazoureck Rogers Romany Schoeb Stevenson Wilkerson Williams Wilson. Against side includes Beecher Cobb Colston Dacus Fine Graves Ham Hamilton Haworth McColgin McSpadden Muldrow Murphy Payne Ruitzhaupt Stipe Tipp s Trent Absent Cowden Harris McClendon Nichols.
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State Senate
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Baldwin
Bartlett
Belvin
Berrong
Bohannon
Breeden
Field
Garrison
Garvin
Grantham
Kerr
Lollar
McComas
Pazoureck
Rogers
Romany
Schoeb
Stevenson
Wilkerson
Williams
Wilson
Beecher
Cobb
Colston
Dacus
Fine
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Hamilton
Haworth
McColgin
McSpadden
Muldrow
Murphy
Payne
Ruitzhaupt
Stipe
Tipps
Trent
Cowden
Harris
McClendon
Nichols
Berrang
Ritzhaupt
Blessed Sacrament Church Holds Ascension Masses Thursday
The Blessed Sacrament Catholic church will observe the feast of Christ's ascension with a full schedule of masses on Thursday across all services.
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Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
U.S. scientists to attend IAEA Europe conferences
Forty five U.S. scientists and engineers will attend three technical conferences in Europe on the peaceful uses of atomic energy. Sponsored by the International Atomic Energy Agency, the meetings take place in Salzburg Austria May 27 31 Vienna June 4 10 and Prague July 1 5.
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UPI
U.S
Europe
International Atomic Energy Agency
Salzburg
Austria
Vienna
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Alaska Bald Eagle Bounty Killed Over 100000 Birds
From 1917 to 1952 the U S government paid hunters in Alaska a bounty to kill the bald eagle as a pernicious predator More than 100 000 were slaughtered.
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U. S
Alaska
Loan Okayed for Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a $693,000 loan to Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative of Seminole Oklahoma to support electricity service expansion.
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Washington
The
Rural Electrification Administration
Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative
Seminole
Okla
Senators Approve Ad Valorem Raise in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City lawmakers approve a measure by a 23 to 17 vote to require counties to raise ad valorem tax valuations. The roll call lists several supporters and opponents, with a number of absentees noted.
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