State to Receive Federal Funds for Aged Care
Oklahoma stands to receive federal matching funds on 278,927 dollars spent on a new medical care plan for aged citizens. State Welfare Director L. E. B. Rader said federal authorities approved the plan retroactive to July 1. About 3,234 welfare recipients have been hospitalized since the program began and 1,619 claims paid in the first two months favored physicians and hospitals.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
L. E B. Rader
Rader
Somar
Welfare Commission
Senators Deny Khrushchev War Charge Amid Middle East Clash
Washington reports quote Soviet Premier Khrushchev accusing the U S of pressuring Turkey to attack Syria and suggesting Senate inquiry into Dulles and Henderson. U S officials and Senators Mansfield and Wiley Wise rebut the charges as baseless and inflammatory.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Turkey
Syria
Communist’ Party
New York Times
Senate
State Dulles
Middle East
Sen
Mansfield
Mont
Democratic ‘Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Khrushchev
Wiley Wise
State Department
Dulles
Lou Wy Henderson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wiley
Kremlin
Farmer Loses Oil Right Battle in Texas Court
KOUNTZE Texas drilling contractor J P Owens had a 75000 rig installed when Oscar Goins militant rancher believed oil lay beneath his land. Goins guarded the entrance with a deer rifle for days. Dist Judge H A Coe ordered removal. Sheriff Whitaker cut the fence and Owens hauled the rig away.
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Kountze
Tex
Southeast Texas
Oscar Goins
J. P. Owens
Owens
H. A. Coe
Goins
William Whitaker
New York Philharmonic and Union Reach Pact
The New York Philharmonic and its 104 musicians settled a dispute that halted the season’s first two concerts. The two-year pact provides wage increases with current weekly pay at 5158 and next season at 157.50, improving from last season’s 145 per week. Rehearsals resume today for a Carnegie Hall concert tomorrow.
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New York
The
Philharmonic
Philharmonic ! Symphony of American Federation of Ciwo
Carnegie Hall
Central junior high selects new head cheerleader Linda Pahdeco
Linda Pahdeco daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Pahdeco 807 Lee named head cheerleader at Central Junior High. Other cheerleaders include Dixie Greer Kathy Martin Sharon Hartline Sandra Shoemaker and Suzanne Ferrell.
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Linda Pahdeco
Ofr
A. Pahdeco
Lee
Ellis Man Freed In Murder Case
Arnett Oklahoma Leroy Davis a 40 year old Ellis county rancher was freed today of a murder charge filed in the death of ranch hand Eugene Sullivan 31 at the east edge of Arnett A district court jury delivered the innocent verdict after an hour's deliberation Davis claimed self defense
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Arnett
Okla
Leroy ‘Davis
Ellis ‘ County
Davis
Eugene ‘Sullivan
Seedy Stunt Thief Targeted Birdseed In Beverly Hills
Police believe a single thief carried out a birdseed theft in Beverly Hills on Thursday. The reported crime involved a loaded item described as a birdseed container or trap. Authorities are investigating and seeking tips from the public.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Red Cross Sets First Aid Course In 1958
Lawton Constitution reports Comanche County Red Cross board gathering this week. First aid instruction course to be taught January 13 to 17, 1958 by Charles Trick, national staff first aid representative. September 4 services show 240 in county plus 50 servicemen reports. 132 persons assisted and 28 required financial aid totaling 839.76. Keathley and Babbit urge support for United Fund drive.
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Waco
Gouinty Public
Ir -Floya Zool
SOE
Comanche
County “Red, Cross Board
Z Zook
Achetvesien
Charles
Trick
Red Cross
Jene Marlin
Keathley
Ray
United
I Fund
Piogress
No Polio Deaths Noted In New York During Period
Report notes no polio deaths recorded in New York for the period, a contrast to a previous year when average deaths were about 30. Mentions vaccine development and recalls past mortality levels, highlighting the lower figure in the current interval.
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New York
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Din
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Li‘l Abner
Dick Tracy
Steve Conyen
Rep International
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Drayee Factua
Ellis
Red Cross Group
Crook Television Service
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Fairy Princess
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