Tough Sledding Seen For Return Of Rigid Props
Washington report notes farm leaders of the new Democratic Congress will struggle to restore rigid high price supports for basic crops. Senate support for the President's flexible program persists, with 49 to 44 backing last July. Voters in Iowa and Ohio shifted to GOP reps who favor flexibility, signaling difficult political terrain ahead.
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Vincent J. Burke
Washington
New Democratic Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Midwest
Iowa
Ohio
Funeral rites for Robert E. Rogers in Apache
Robert Ed mond Rogers 74 retired Apache farmer died after illness. Funeral service at 2 p m Saturday at First Baptist Church Apache with Rev. O C Edwards officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery Apache. Survivors include wife five daughters two sons two sisters a brother and twenty grandchildren.
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O. C. Edwards
Fairview Cemetery
Apache
Crews Funeral Home
Rogers
Texas
Mary Spain
Oklahoma
Fort Cobb
Masonic Lodge
The
Baptist Church
Keith Sauthwick
Bakersfield
Calif
Durnwood Hooker
Long Beach
W. R. Mitchell
Torrance
Donald Dahl
Earl Mas
Chattanooga Man Arthur Lee Jackson 52 Dies at Home
Arthur Lee Jackson 52 longtime Chattanooga resident died Wednesday night at his home after a three week illness from a heart condition. Services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Pearson Funeral Home Walters with arrangements incomplete. He was born June 26, 1902 in Madill and moved to Chattanooga in 1911. Survived by wife Molly Ann Treisa two daughters Barbara Sue and a son Bill plus Lovell Jackson of Morton Texas two brothers Carl and Jess Jackson of Cache.
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Chattanooga
Arthur Lee Jackson
Pearson Funeral
Walters
Jackson
State Highway Department
Madill
Molly Ann Treisa
Barbara Sue
Bill
Lovell
Morton, Tex
Carl
Jess Jackson
Cache
Johnny Shanklin Former Lawtonian Dies in Albuquerque
Johnny Shanklin a former Lawtonian about 65 died at his Albuquerque New Mexico home after years of illness. Services are pending. He ran Shanklin Cleaners in Lawton before moving ten years ago. Survivors include his wife Mrs Vesta Agnew a daughter a brother Bert Shanklin and a sister Mrs Mattie Wilson and a grandson.
Medical Research Foundation Wins Three Large Grants
Oklahoma City based Medical Research Foundation received three grants totaling 70,367 from national agencies. The NIH provided 51,867 for next year to support the cancer section, plus a provisional allowance of 51,983 for 1956. Additional funds included 11,500 for hormone studies and 7,000 from the National Cancer Institute for a study on intracellular electrolyte distribution in normal and cancerous tissues.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Medical Research Foundation
National Institute of Health
Institute
National Cancer Institute
Election Whets Interest the Adlai Rematch in 1956
Washington reports the midterm results sharpen talk of a 1956 presidential rematch between Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai E. Stevenson. New faces like George Leader and Patrick McNamara emerged, while Gov. G. Mennen Williams won a historic fourth term in Michigan and Strom Thurmond won a Senate seat in South Carolina. Harriman backed Stevenson in 1956, and others eyed potential Democratic entries as the party gauges its path to the nomination.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Eisenhower
Libertyville
Ill
Stevenson
Congress
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Patrick V. McNamara
McNamara
Senate
GOP
G. Mennen
Soapy) Williams
Soap Millions
Williams
South Carolina
J. Strom Thurmond
U.S
States’ Rights Party
Averell Harriman
Irving Ives
Harriman
Lyndon B
Longtime US leaders win reelection in key states
Johnson, 46, of Texas, Kefauver, 51, of Tennessee, Russell, 57, of Georgia, and Lausche, 58, of Ohio. Johnson and Kefauver secure second terms in the Senate. Russell is reelected to a fifth term, after a 1952 Presidential bid with limited regional support. Lausche earns a historic fifth term as Ohio governor.
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Johnson
Texas
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Senate
Kefauver
Russell
South
Lausche
Ten Men Enlist for Three-Year Army Tours
Ten men enlist in the Regular Army for three-year tours disclosed by John B. McAdoo. Enlistees include Johnny Howard Bass of Lawton and James B. Hames, Lawton, with others from Lawton Homer Homer Kilgore Lafayette and surrounding towns. Names listed: Gary Burrows Tipton Herman Crawford Pogue Loyd Munns Harvey James William Smith James Patterson Apache Walter Rider Gracemont.
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U Army
John B. McAdoo
Johnny Howard Bass
E. Columbia
James B. Hames
Lawton
James Curtis Kilgore
Homer
Joe Kilgore
Fortill
Gary Fred Burrows
Tipton
Herman Crawford Pogue
Loyd Wayne Munns
Duncan
Harvey William James
William Robert Smith
Chickasha
James Merrell Patterson
Apache
Walter Boyce Rider
Rt. 1
Gracemont
United States electricity output around last year
United States produced about 513 billion kilowatts of electricity in the previous year, reflecting broad energy generation activity across sectors and utilities nationwide. Data highlights overall production levels with implications for capacity and demand management.
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United States
Theta Xi Fraternity Punished For Cocktail Party
Forty Stanford Theta Xi members faced a no liquor violation after a spontaneously arranged cocktail party. The Inter-Fraternity Council ordered 400 hours of gardening and chores at the Stanford convalescent home as punishment and education for the fraternity.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Theta Xi Fraternity
Stanford University
Stanford
Inter-Fraternity Council
Thetaxi
New York Vote Frauds Charged and Probe Launched
New York State Atty. Gen. Nathaniel Goldstein led a statewide probe into alleged fraudulent registrations and irregularities after Harriman led Ives in a statewide recanvass. Officials subpoena records as the recanvass begins with strict deadlines and disputes over voting machines.
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Nathaniel Gold
Goldoe
ee _ stein
Averell
Irving Mives
Upstate
New York City
GOP
Goldstein
William B. Herlands
Elections Frauds Bureau
Richard H. Balch
Thomas F Dewey
Balch
Warren County
New Rochelle
Indonesia Vehicle Count Reflects 100000 In Use
A government estimate places about 100000 cars and trucks in operation across the Republic of Indonesia, highlighting the scale of the national vehicle fleet and potential implications for infrastructure and policy.
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Republic of Indonesia
Area Men In Service Arrive for Korean Duty
Maj. Robert M. Arn arrives for duty with I Corps in Korea. He is a supply officer with Headquarters company and wears the Silver Star Bronze Star with Oak Leaf cluster and Purple Heart with two Oak Leaf clusters. Sgt. Howard C. Payne, son of Mr and Mrs Henry C. Payne, participated in Seventh Corps maneuver West Wind in south central Germany as artillery mechanic in Battery C. Pfc. George W Hampton engaged in mock combat during Exercise Breechblock at Pikes Peak as gunner with 847th Field Artillery battalion at Fort Carson Colorado. He completed basic training at Camp Chaffee Arkansas and entered the Army in September 1953.
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Robert M. Arn
Marcella
Williams
Korea
I Corps
Maj. Arn
Army
Howard C. Payne
Henry C. Payne
S. 19Th
Seventh Corps
Westwind
Germany
Set. Payne
Europe
Philippine Islands
George W. Hampton
Pikes Peak
Pfc
Hampton
William F. Hampton
Roosevelt Pfc
Camp Chaffee
Ark
847Th Field Artillery
Fort Carson
Colo
Hill succeeds Young as Tulsa sales manager at U S Steel
Henry S. Hill Jr. becomes manager of sales for the Tulsa district office of Tennessee Coal and Iron Division, United States Steel Corp, succeeding George Young. The appointment was announced by David A. Challis Jr., vice president in charge of sales, from Houston, Texas.
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Tulsa
Henry S. Hill Jr
George Young
Tennessee Coal and Iron Division
United States Steel Corp
Hill
David A. Challis Jr
TCI
Houston
Tex
UN Sets Debate on Atomic Pool
UN preps Friday debate on an international atomic pool for peace amid Eisenhower’s push for Soviet cooperation. Canada and the five major powers including the United States Britain France and Russia support renewed disarmament talks. Assembly President Van Kleffens to lead tributes to Egypt’s Mahmoud Azmi who died of a heart seizure Wednesday.
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A Nations
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Kremlin
General Assembly
Canada
Britain
France
Assembly
Eelco N. van Kleffens
Netherlands
Egypt
Mahmoud Azmi
Rayburn Lineup to Replace Martin in Presidency Succession
The unnamed source notes Rayburn number three in the presidency line as he succeeds Joseph W. Martin Jr of Massachusetts, a Republican. It states the president pro tempore ranks behind the speaker, with Sen Walter F. George of Georgia slated for election to the post.
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Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Senate
Walter F. George
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Personal Statt Pair Undergoes Surgery at V A Hospital
Statt Pair of 608 Roosevelt underwent surgery Wednesday at Oklahoma City Veterans Hospital after a week of treatment there. He will stay in the hospital for several more weeks.
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Roosevelt
Oklahoma City Veterans Hospital
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