Texas Official Urges Federal Oil Import Controls
Gay Price Daniel urged mandatory federal protection of foreign oil imports at a luncheon for the Independent Natural Gas Association. He attacked President Eisenhower's voluntary plan as ineffective and warned that current import levels cripple domestic production and threaten national security. He noted Texas bears the brunt of production cuts and urged action with governors from 32 states joining a telegram to the President to limit foreign oil imports.
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Hovstox
Price Daniel
Fisenhower
Nance
Oelivers
Ihe
Independant Natural Gas Association
Tie
Severnment Cout
Texas
Les
Williamsburg
Noted Doctor Dies of Cancer in Massachusetts
Dr Philip Fortin a prominent Massachusetts physician dies of cancer after a brief illness. Named general practitioner of the year by the State Medical Society, he had recently written articles on facing terminal illness. Fortin’s condition worsened to a point where he could no longer speak.
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Mass
Philip FL Fortin
Fortin
Massachusetts
State Medical Society
Canere
Bedford Standard Times
Ex Solon Trial Set for Wednesday in Fatal Highway Crash
Trial of farmer Rep. Joe rinkagan of Stiller opens next week in district court. Johnson charged with three counts of murder in the highway deaths of a father, his daughter, and two others when their car collided with a driven vehicle near Kexington. Henry Baur of the University of Oklahoma to prosecute. District judges Elvin Brown and Cleveland Counts preside. Bussey ruled misqualified due to personal friendship with defendants.
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Notalan
Joe Rinkagan
Stiller
Joe Shonen
Mauls Valley
Johnson
Johnsnn
Kexinglonry
Hanry Baur
University of Oklahoma
Aly
Randy
Shumate
Alien Distriet
Elvin Brown
Ssorin
Cleveland
Aliarris
Ler Bussey
Tov Joba
Stillwater Protest Hike In Gas Rates
Stillwater submits protest to the Oklahoma Corporation Commission against the proposed rate increase by Natal Gas Co. for a mill rate hike. Officials note dates and details of the application and hearings set for November 6 and 38.
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Stillwater
Onrlatgma
Yd — Corporating Commission
John Austin Honored by Oklahoma State University
John Austin, son of Mr and Mrs WHSCO Austin MG Carrie Road, completes senior year at Olswahoma State University. He is a member of Block Wad Bridle ay and attends Laavten high school's graduation.
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John Austin
Mes
WHSCO
Austin
Carrie Road
Inft
Stillwater
Olslahoma State Dieversity
Laavten High School
Gradiam
Oklahoma bond issue approved for Barsville school district
A charted bond issue of 850000 dollars received approval from local officials to fund construction projects in the Barsville school district. The move aims to support district facilities and new building work underway this year.
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BONDS
Oklahoma CT
Aamarnes Generals Offierysteria
Barsville
Telemovies Face Barlesville Rollout Hurdles
A Barlesville telemovies push meets delays as Viden company officials report slow subscriber interest. Spokesmen say the service requires 2,000 subscribers to justify expansion and notes that initial costs reach around 400 to 500 dollars per active line.
Thousands Battle California Fires
Thousands assault wildfires across California as 6,500 personnel, National Forest Service and State Forestry crews, volunteers, and heavy equipment work to create fire breaks, drop chemicals, and patrol with tanker trucks. Fires burn in drought weakened ranges and mountains with shifting winds hindering containment.
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California
National Forest’ View
State Forestry Division
Canticis
Nationa Forest Service
State Division of Forestry
Ernest Baxter
National Forest Service
Heroe
Los Padres National Forest
San Luisi Obispo County
Wilcox, Canyon
Alamo Creek
Mt. Jenson
Los Angeles
Asusa
New Mexico
President To Sign Immigration Bill Amid Hours of Action
President will sign a bill to ease some immigration law restrictions at his vacation headquarters tomorrow after Congress passed the measure on August 30 the day it adjourned. He may couple the signing with an appeal for changes in the next session. The bill is the only major item left from the batch Congress sent him.
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Wport
Tat
Presiden
Congress
Dem Leaders Urge Stricter Civil Rights Bill
Washington DC. Democratic leaders urged stronger civil rights legislation amid the Arkansas school integration clash. DNC Chairman Buller urged a broader rights law at the 1960s convention while Rep. Emmanuel Celler attacked Gov. Faubus for defying integration and called for a sweeping bill to prevent such actions. The Civil Rights Act signed by Eisenhower focused on voting rights with limited scope. The administration remained quiet to avoid stoking tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Paul M. Buller
Arkansas
Boller
Mondey
Eisenhower Eagier
Congress
Emmanuel Celler
D-Ny
House Judiciary Committee
Axhenesag
Orval Faubus
Celler
National Guard
Faubus
New York
Prama
Little Rock
Arck
Eisenhower
Honor Society Officers Named at Lawton High
Lawton High School elects 1957 58 officers for the National Honor Society. Named are Way Lu Pierce senior president Jack Rhodes junior vice president Lyntha Nicklas senior secretary treasurer Don Street senior reporter. Principal Hugh W Bish presided. sponsor Mrs Minnie Altatway guides the chapter composed of upper tenth students.
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Lawton High School
Way Lu Pierce
Jack Rhodes
Lyntha Nicklas
Don Street
Hugh W. Bish
Minnie Altatway
Studens
Neer loses temper as youth bitten by rattlesnake in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg, a young boy named Daniel was bitten on the thumb while capturing a rattlesnake. The incident highlights a lack of experience in handling dangerous wildlife and urges caution for youths engaging with reptiles.
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Nepper
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Daniel
Bone
Oklahoma City Planning Board to Discuss Four Park Improvements
The Planning and Resources Board will meet at Lake Murray tomorrow to study four park improvement projects and decide on redecorating 34 cabins at Lake Murray. Planned projects include a $10,000 Honey Creek Grand Lake pool, a $20,000 Black Mesa Cimarron County park project, a $30,000 Great Salt Plains Reservoir initiative, and $35,000 in Guymon city park improvements.
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Oklahoma City
Planning and Resources Board
Lake Murray
Kelly DrBusk
Honey Creek
Grand Lake
Black Mesa
Cimarron County
Great Salt Plains Reservoir
Guymon City Park
Clements to attend funeral for brother Henry Van Ansdall
Mrs. C. C. Clements of 4075 Seventh Street leaves Monday for Springfield to attend funeral services for her brother Henry Van Ansdall. Also mentions a seven year old boy in Hempstead UP1-A who reportedly attempted arson on his first day back at school.
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C. C. Clements
Springfield
Henry van Ansdall
Knowleogh Hempstead
Schow
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