Governor Calls December Special Election on Redistricting
Gov. Johnston Murray announced a December special election on the proposed redistricting plan. The GOP seeks two Republican districts, challenging a 1951 Democratic map. Murray says the issue is non partisan and should not be tied to the general election.
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Oma City
Johnston Murray
Murray
GOP
Ture
Carl Albert
McAlester
Tom Steed
Shawnee
State Supreme Court
Ponca City Man Killed On Highway
Ellis Richard Law, 26, of Ponca City died when his car struck a bridge on State Highway 18 two miles north of Fairfax after losing control. Paul H. Luis, 29, of Newkirk, was critically injured. The fatality toll for Oklahoma this year reached 433, up from 410 the previous year.
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Associated Press
Ellis Richard Law
Ponca City
Fairfax
Highway Patrol
Paul H. Luis
Newkirk
Oklahoma
Nine-year-old confesses arson of neighbor’s home
Arson investigators say a 9-year-old boy admitted setting fire to the Young residence in North Hollywood. The home valued at about $10,000 burned last Saturday while Mr and Mrs Aaron Young and their children were away. The youth is held in the Van Nuys juvenile ward pending a petition in Juvenile Court.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Aaron Young
van Nuys
Junior Editors Craft an Angel Fish Project
Violet Moore Higgins AP Newsfeatures describes a home craft for junior editors. Color the fish with watercolors, cut out parts, mount on cardboard, and suspend with a string for display. The note hints at a balloon for the next assignment.
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Violet Moore Higgins
AP Newsfeatures
37 Are Injured In Train Collision
St Louis. Thirty seven persons were injured yesterday in the collision of a Wabash Cannon Ball passenger train and a work train near the St Louis approach to a Mississippi River bridge. Most victims suffered cuts bruises and shock and were treated and released. Twelve remained for observation though none serious. The Cannon Ball continued to St Louis after the impact.
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ST. Louis
Detroit
Teacher Aims to See Fewer Students as Term Advances
In Topeka Kansas Mrs Bernard Evanhoe a night school teacher begins a new eight week course tomorrow titled Reducing by et She hopes to see fewer students as the term progresses reflecting a humorous take on course goals and timing
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Topeka, Kan
Bernard Evanhoe
Topeka
Debunked Hero Replaced As Utah GOP Candidate
Rep. Douglas R. Stringfellow admitted his war hero story was false and was replaced as the Republican nominee in Utah's First Congressional District by Henry Aldous Dixon, a 62 year old college president, after a lengthy central committee meeting. Dixon won four to one over George Streples and was later endorsed unanimously. Dixon faced Democratic nominee Walter K. Granger in the November election.
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Salt Lake City
Douglas R. Stringfellow
Congress
Henry Aldous Dixon
Utah
Utah State Agricultural College
GOP
State Central Committee
Dixon
J. Bracken Lee
Arthur W Watkins
Jack McLea
Agricultural College Board of Trustees
Walter K. Granger
Senate
Central Committee
George Streples
Richfield
Stringfellow
Visible light rays scale to one to seventy thousandth of an inch
A note explains that visible light waves have a length of about one seventy thousandth of an inch, illustrating the minuteness of optical wavelengths. The simpler description emphasizes the tiny scale of visible light compared to common measurements.
West German Navy to Take Sea After London Pact Ratified
Bremerhaven Germany a West German navy will be able to go to sea soon after ratification of the London re armament agreement It will start with mine sweepers tenders oilers and small craft The U S Navy backs the move under a 1952 quiet arrangement enabling German crews to operate under American flag in a program that has grown to 918 Germans 85 officers in the German Labor Service Unit B at Bremerhaven They train aboard 42 craft with officers and men largely veterans of the old Navy The German government pays occupation costs for the project
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Bremerhaven
Germany
U. S
West Germany
U.S
Baltic Sea
U.S. Navy
Travenmuende
West Baltic
J. G. McLaughry
U.S. Naval Advance
Alvin Short
W. 20Th Ave
Long Beach
Calif
Wilfred Devine
Hillside Ave
South Portland
Maine
Halloween Carnival At Hulen School
Mrs Dan Bradfield announces a Halloween carnival at Hulen School at 7 30 p m on Wednesday. The event features games and other attractions with coffee and donuts for sale to raise funds for the school lunch room program. The Hulen Mothers Club sponsors the event.
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Hulen School
Dan Bradfield
Hulen Mothers Club
Pusan Fire Destroys 481 Homes in Korean City
In Pusan Korea two separate fires left more than 3 000 people homeless with 481 homes burned including 361 in a Korean residence and 120 in a refugee sector. No deaths were reported and police valued the loss at 78000 dollars.
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Pusan
Korea
Ticketed motorist speeds to death on Bronx River Parkway
Joseph John Orrick of North Bergen New Jersey was ticketed for speeding on the Bronx River Parkway Thursday. He let his companion John Brown of New York City take over driving after the ticket was issued. About two hours later Brown crashed into a concrete wall killing both men.
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Joseph John Orrick
North Bergen
N. J
Bronx River Parkway
John Brown
New York Cty
Brown
Hawaii Produces 70 Per Ton of World Ammonia
Hawaii leads global output at 70 percent of the world’s processed ammonia supply, signaling a dominant role in the chemical industry. Local facilities and export channels boost regional production, aligning with increasing demand for ammonia-based products.
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Hawaii
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