Treasury Secretary Humphrey Resigns Amid Cabinet Shakeup
The report states that Humphrey resigned as secretary of the Treasury amid a White House and Senate reshuffle. It notes Anderson and other officials, mentions the administration seeking replacements, and references ongoing budget and fiscal matters as Congress considers successor appointments.
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Anderson
Anders
Texas
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Board of National Stoee Wear
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Netaral
George Wb
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Tout National Stier Corp
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Treasury
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Treasury Change
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Defense
Mortgage firm buys nine apartment buildings in Goel Acres
Federal National Mortgage Association conducted a public auction today in the district court case against Blue Rite Apartments. Nine buildings totaling 72 rental units were sold with judgments totaling 190 095.14 dollars. FNMA bid at least two thirds of the appraised value per its procedures.
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Goel Acres
Urtgagesegency
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Distriet Court Hist
Blue Rite Apartments
Federal Nietional Mortgage Association
FNMA
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Sabie
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Texoma Releases River Flood Waters From Dam
The Texoma reservoir on the Oklahoma Texas border released river flood waters to divert pressure from Denison Dam. The dam’s flow kept the level near the 610.90 foot mark with 24 hour outflow around 22 900 cubic feet per second. Officials said releases safeguarded downstream areas and prevented flooding below the dam.
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Associated Press
Texoma
Denison Dam
U.S
Oklahoma-Texas
Funding Bonds Eyed To Pay Pipe Judgment
City of Langton weighs issuing funding bonds to cover a long series of water pipeline lawsuits brought by developers. The plan seeks to secure a court order and provide funds to satisfy judgments and disputed ownership claims. The proposal follows recommendations from state authorities and involves lenders such as National Bank and Trust Co. A final decision is expected before year end.
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Langton
Agaist Gye City
National Burke Act
Oklahoma
Cis AL Taynes
Warren Christimor
Fundiae Bene
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Buddies Plunge From Queens Bridge. One Missing in East River
A group of three men drank at a party in Brooklyn and Queens and jumped from near the Queensboro Bridge into the East River at about 2 am. One man did not resurface. The other two were rescued or recovered after attempts, with reports of rope and improvised rescue efforts. The missing man is identified as a 20 year old packing plant worker. the others aged 18 and 19 are described in police statements.
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Tanaberitelle
Andy Ta Pertiles
Iceticetuse
Ota
Bradie
Nise Erie
Brooklyn Lrize
Queens
Aero
Ritelle
Queens Shore
Earth Satellite Carrier Shown by Navy and Martin Co
The Navy and the Martin Co unveiled a Vanguard spacecraft carrier for the first earth satellite. Dr. John Hagen said a complete first vehicle will launch soon. Rear Adm Rennett indicated a launch mid IGY timing around March 1958, with the satellite intended to orbit Earth and transmit data back.
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Martin Co
Vanguard
Martin
Alalloore
John Hagen
Rawson Rennett
Tiharbie
International Geophysical the
IGY
Marcin
Earth
Thirst Crazed Pilot Rescued After Stranded Flight
A pilot, exhausted and delirious, was rescued after crash landing in the Panimint Mountains near Ded Valley. Two cattlemen, Harold Tass of San Diego and another, reported the high heat above 100 degrees and a long wait in the sun as rescuers arrived yesterday.
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Arma
Hhivold Tass
San Tiego
Ross
Oklahoma Turnpike Bill Clears Senate With Funding Plan
The Oklahoma Senate approved a joint resolution by 28-1 to underwrite the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority funding with a $304,000 annual state highway fund, amid support from lawmakers Pred Mares and Charles Ovni and opposition from some critics. The measure redirects funds to support turnpike construction and maintenance, with revenues replenished or reverted if insufficient.
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Harris
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Lawton
Turnpike Authority
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State Highway Department
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Oklahoma City-Lawson
Inser
Army Adopts the Metric System for Artillery Measurements
The Army will replace linear measurements with the metric system for artillery range height and distance. General Maxwell D. Taylor says the change standardizes within NATO, improves allied interoperability, and reduces conversion delays. Conversion begins with minimal delay and new equipment will be metric ready by 1986.
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Niteriod
New Oan
Memorial Day rites planned for city and Fort Sill
Memorial Day activities include quiet observances in Santas and Fort Sill with official recognition ceremonies. The Battery General Field Artillery will fire a salute at Fort Sill while the 5th Army Band provides music. Gen Joshua A W, Gen Alexander M Garalton, and Gen Philip O Sheerdan are named in the program. An unveiling of a monument is planned at the Old Post Quad at 1030 am.
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Sheerdan
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Ada
Richard Dovelas
Nephow
Sill
Rain May Mar Area Holiday Forecast
Scattered showers are expected in Laneton on Thursday afternoon with upper 80s forecast for highs and 60s for low. Five day outlook calls for continued warm weather through Monday with 80s and some 60s, plus moderate rainfall totaling 1 to 2 inches. Lake Linvtonke level could rise over the old spillway as feeder creeks remain near normal with little additional runoff anticipated.
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Dulles Proposes Ways to Ease Formosa Tension
U S Secretary of State Dulles urged reducing American official personnel abroad to ease resentment in foreign lands amid riots in Formosa. He indicated disarmament talks could start quickly in suitable areas and discussed a possible four power meeting on German unification after a first stage arms pact with USSR.
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Dulles
Formosa
Diilles
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Anhower
Adenauer
Britain
Friunce
Russ Sii
Jap Demonstrators Protest A Tests at Embassy
In Tokyo, banners and protests surrounded the American Embassy as demonstrators from Japan gathered to condemn nuclear tests. About thirty protesters formed a line at the embassy driveway, but no violence occurred. Five demonstrators were later escorted away after presenting a petition urging the United States to halt further nuclear testing.
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Nevada
Hoary
WO Dupenese University
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Jembassy
Bulding
America
Oklahoma Governor Hails 26th Session as Outstanding
Oklahoma City report details the final adjournment of the 26th Legislature with House and Senate actions on major bills. Governor Gary lauded the session as perhaps the most outstanding in the state’s first 50 years. Key items included a super-numerary judge pension bill, Wildlife Conservation Commission move, and adjustments to emergency relief and free textbooks funding.
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Senate
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Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
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Tate
Wildlife Conservation Commission
Game and Fish Commission
Wogram
Cuban Rebels Hit 3 Fronts
Havana reports say Batista forces clashed with insurgents near Holguin Manzanillo and Cienfuegos as rebels expand to the Sierra Cristal and Sierra Maestra. Government claims 35 prisoners and 16 rebel casualties with Havana blackout from an underground explosion as restoration work continues.
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Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Andre Domingo Mesrales
Batista
Holguin
Manzanillo
Cienfuengos
Las Villas
Cabonico Bay
Corinthi
Monse rejects Eisenhower advice on defense spending
Washington reports that Monse dismissed the president's advice in a move about national security funding, citing a gap of 275,000 less than what Eisenhower deemed essential. The Senate approved a compromise bill trimming U S Information Agency next year to 96 200 00 with a 73 to 2 roll call, Neuburger and Javits voting no.
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Monse
Eisenhower
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U.S. Information Agency
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Federal
Sens
Neuberger
D-Ore
Javits
RNY
Tremendous Radioactivity Detected in Quincy California
California officials report a tremdous radioactivity reading in Quincy Plumas County. Radiologist Paul Larios recorded 10000 clicks per minute on a Geiger counter and Tulsa Scott verified the reading in the Sierra town. The cause is not confirmed but likely linked to the Nevada atomic test blast.
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Plupus County
Quincy
California
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Pierson
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CDC
Larios
Tulsa Scott
Sierra Nevada
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