Right-To-Work Hearings Ended By High Court
Oklahoma City AP report: Oklahoma Supreme Court curtails further hearings on the right to work initiative petition. Referee Opala to file findings, with both sides to submit proposed conclusions. Petition had 212,700 signatures. 135,472 needed. Dec 3 ballot date uncertain. bids for ballots set. rehearing possible after ruling.
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Kennedy Commission Says Women Still Lacked Equal Breaks
The Kennedy Commission on the Status of Women reports that women still face a man’s world in law and life. It urges presidential actions for equal treatment in employment and contracts, adult education for women, and a Cabinet officer to enforce reforms, while noting state delays and limits on women’s rights and court participation.
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Wilkinson Rumor Wishful Thinking About Bud Wilkinson
Sen Mike Monroney says Republicans seek a top footballer for their team but have little success He notes a Wilkinson bid seems wishful rather than feasible at this time Monroney urges Wilkinson to finish the season first and decide later
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University of Oklahoma
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Schoolgirl Rescues Infant From Fire
In Turley Tulsa an eighth grade pupil Di ana Ferguson saved a year-old infant from a smoke filled house while classmates pulled furniture to safety. Mr and Mrs John Richards could not re enter and saved two older children.
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Tight Rein Tightens On Eufaula Lodge Construction
In Oklahoma City the $10 million twin Eufaula lodges project could face stricter oversight. Planning and Resources Board Director High Jones said a qualified person should be hired to work with the architect if the consultant's recommendations are adopted.
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Morocco Alpine Border Fight Prompts Crisis Across Algiers
In Algiers President Ben Bella faces new border claims from Morocco as clashes on the southern border claim Moroccan lives. Moroccan officials call for decisive action while Berber rebels in Kabylia vow to continue their battle against Ben Bella's regime. National forces tighten control around rebel strongholds.
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Bellmon Pressured To Change Stand On Drought Disaster
Oklahoma Governor Bellmon faces rising pressure from Congress, farmers, and dairy interests to declare a drought disaster and seek federal relief for eastern districts. Sen. Monroney warns of critically dry four week plus conditions, water shortages, and impending frost risks as farmers pause to reassess support.
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Famed French Singer Edith Piaf Dies in Paris
Paris reports Edith Piaf a four foot ten inch legend of song died today at her suburban Paris home. The famed performer known as The Sparrow of the Streets died at 7 am of internal bleeding after a long illness. Her life spanned cradle to stardom from Paris slums to international fame with songs of love and sorrow.
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Useless Woman Character Mars Otherwise Good TV Drama
NBC TV drama Suspense Theatre opened with a Korean War tale of a soldier in a Red Chinese uniform facing treason charges. The review cites a melodramatic love sub-plot as a flaw, noting Lee Marvin and Vera Miles appear, with Dillman torn between duty and romance. The piece critiques narrative choices while praising NBC for a new anthology format.
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Japan Welcomes Start of East West Nuclear Test Ban
Tokyo welcomed the formal commencement of the East West partial nuclear test ban treaty. A Foreign Office statement expressed hope the accord will be the first step toward a total nuclear test ban.
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