Independence Draws Nearer For Malayans
United Press reports Malaya edges toward full independence with Tengku Abdul Rahman as chief minister. He aims for independence in four years while offering amnesty to Communists. Britain may oppose amnesty but signs indicate possible agreement. Malaya pledges anti Red stance, remains within the British commonwealth, and would seek external aid only from democratic nations.
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Oklahoma predicted to lead nation in pecan crop
Federal agricultural statistician K. D. Blood predicts Oklahoma will harvest about 29 million pounds of pecans this year, the largest crop in the United States, compared with Texas at roughly 17.2 million pounds.
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State GOP Plans Oklahoma City Convention Date
The Oklahoma Republican Party Executive Committee meets October 23 to set the next year’s state convention around February 1 and schedule preconvention meetings. Delegates to the national convention will be chosen uninstructed. Fundraising dinners at $100 a plate in Oklahoma City and Tulsa feature Arthur Summerfield and Ross Rizley.
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High Court Eyes School Book Suit
The Oklahoma Supreme Court studied transferring a Bryan County case to Oklahoma City. The suit challenges a 1955 act on school library book purchases. Book firms filed the suit. the state Board of Education now buys books for schools.
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German Puts Myth On Canvas In Philadelphia Gallery
German artist Hellmuth Schubert presents about 15 oil paintings inspired by Sumerian Mythology translating Dr Samuel Noah Kramer’s tablet translations into art. The works, shown alongside Mesopotamian tablets, reflect creation themes from 2000 B.C. and follow Schubert’s return from World War II service seeking universal human origins.
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Young polio victim sails aboard Pacific Queen
Rick Ramsey a 12 year old polio victim from Sausalito finally boarded the Pacific Queen now at the San Francisco Maritime Museum. An official arranged the trip after reading his scrapbook obsession with ships. He steered the vessel through the Bay and called the experience more exciting than Christmas.
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Doenges Fate Up To Dem Committee
Oklahoma City The National Democratic Committee will decide if W. C. Doenges of Bartlesville remains Oklahoma committeeman or is replaced by State Rep. Jim Arrington Stillwater. National Chairman Paul Butler denied reports he would declare a vacancy before the November 17 committee meeting. Arrington urged Butler to remove Doenges to join the committee ranks as Bartlesville dealer resists stepping down.
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Former Oklahoma House Speaker Fractures Health After Heart Attack
Former Oklahoma House of Representatives speaker Don Welch Sr. is in serious condition in a Oklahoma City hospital after a heart attack suffered at his Madill home Monday. Welch is a Madill attorney and adviser to Gov. Raymond Gary.
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Army Confirms Delay On Oologah Dam Bid Opening
Army Engineers said the Budget Bureau delayed construction start on Oologah dam but the project is not shelved. Col. Stanley G. Reiff stated bid opening for the first contract under the last Congress has been postponed indefinitely while planning criteria are reviewed.
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Capital Teen Ager Escapes City Jail
An Oklahoma City youth named George James Faulk er escaped from city jail Wednesday at about 6 45 am. He is described as five feet nine inches tall and wearing a white sweat shirt. Officers searched the downtown area as details were withheld.
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