Regional Weather Summary Notable Here Through Wednesday
Southeast and east regions see cooler, variable conditions through Wednesday. Highs reach upper 50s in several zones with lows around the 20s to 40s, while outlying areas show 60s to 70s south andWest. Astronomical data note sun up at 6 54 am and set at 5 34 pm with a full moon rising at 6 pm.
College Students Skip Lunch Aid Refugees
Washington AP describes a large scale fast by 700 colleges and 12,000 high schools to raise funds for East Pakistani refugees in India. Oxfam-America sponsors note student involvement, with proceeds aiding 9 million refugees, and Arkansas Rhode Island plan to proclaim Fast Day.
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Broadcasters Workshop Set at OSU in Stillwater
OSU announced a one day workshop on questions in the broadcasting industry to be held Friday. Three speakers will address cooperation between broadcasters and police, weather forecasting, and editorializing. Speakers are Bill Ellingsworth of Kansas City police, Allen Pearson of the Severe Storm Forecasting Center in Kansas City, and Bill Wood of WCBS New York.
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Three Die in Oklahoma Road Crashes This Week
A series of crashes claimed three lives in Oklahoma. In Muskogee County a burning one car crash on a bridge killed Joseph Loudermill, 69, of Olathe Kansas. Tulsa County saw Elizabeth Bailey 30 die in a head on collision with a semi on US 66. A Fayetteville North Carolina man James Green 23 died when his car struck a calf on US 6 near Alva. Be lancheit Bright 75 of Tulsa died from injuries sustained in a September collision. The 1971 toll rises to 674.
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Culbertsons Lose Five Hearts After Aggressive Play
In the Culbertson Sims bridge match the Culbertsons overbid in competitive auctions. Hal Culbertson’s spade cadence misled Mrs Culbertson into a risky down one in five hearts.Dorothy Culbertson opened diamonds and Hal pursued them, a misread that hurt their game and favored Sims overall. Jo Culbertson led hearts first trick. Ely would need a club fate to beat five hearts.
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