Religioned Schools Split Children in West German Grades
West Germany divides about half its schoolchildren by religion in grade schools with separate Catholic and Protestant systems and mixed schools in others. Public funds support most private and state schools, while Catholic authorities back denominational schooling.
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Harris Campaign Receives 11350 From Two Dinners
Capital contributions totaling 11350 were raised for state Senator Fred Harris as he seeks the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. A birthday dinner in Lawton drew 6250 and another in Oklahoma City added 5100, with the event also marking a local tribute named in his honor.
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CSU Students Pack 1941 Hearse For Record Stunt
Fifty Colorado State University students cram into a 1941 Packard hearse amid a campus fad. They challenge others to break the count as CSU freshmen pay for the venture, hoping it sparks a new craze and perhaps a five way double date.
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UPI
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Cuumeaie
Bellmon Visits Iowa for Farm City Week Events
Gov. Henry Bellmon will spend three days in Iowa for a Farm-City Week gathering near Cedar Rapids. He plans to learn from the session to hold similar meetings in rural Oklahoma communities and improve urban rural relations.
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Skier Sam Sendder, 75, Retires From Georgetown Trails
Georgetown Colorado announced by 75 year old skier Sam Sendder that this season will be his last due to a slowed pace after a vehicle crash. He said the accident has hindered his skiing activities this year.
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Colo
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Democrats Doubt Kennedy Tax Cut Pass This Year
Senate Democrats doubt President Kennedy can move his 11 billion tax cut plan this session as Senate Finance Committee hearings stretch toward the end of the term. The panel will hear six witnesses on the uncertain provision about allowing pipeline rate reductions, a clause seen as key to the measure, with potential multi million impacts for 1962 and beyond. Separately, two Community Facilities Administration loans totaling 92 thousand dollars were approved for water and sewage projects in Mena Oklahoma.
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Ranger VI Mooncraft Faces Slim Chance After Diode Failures
NASA officials told AP that Ranger VI will need faulty diodes replaced and may ship to Cape Canaveral by mid December, with only a one in four chance of complete success. Surveyor planners will pay higher diode prices for reliability, reducing component counts from 224 to 50 60 as they push toward a 1966 soft landing on the moon.
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Glassy-Eyed Drunk Freed Over Contact Lens Claim
In Miami a woman charged with drunken driving was described as glassy-eyed by police. Defense counsel noted she wears contact lenses. The jury acquitted her.
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Miami
Fla
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