16 Oklahoma Counties Receive Emergency Land Repair Aid
The Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service announced 11.5 million dollars in emergency land repairs for 16 Oklahoma counties. Readily funded projects include removing sand deposits from productive land filling gullies, leveling soil, and deep plowing after spring floods. Counties listed: Atoka Choctaw Garvin Grady Lang skl? Johnston LeFlore Josin Mayes McClain Noble Pawnee Pontotoc Tulsa Wagener Washington.
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Crude Oil Output Gains Across Several States
The Tulsa Daily's survey shows domestic crude and condensate production rising to 6 819 980 barrels for the week ending September, driven mainly by a 33 000 barrel jump in Illinois to 715 500 barrels due to refineries reopening. Texas posts the largest drop of 39 500 barrels, Kansas down 11 800, and Oklahoma up 7 500. Nebraska gains 1 160 while Colorado falls 400. Overall intake estimated at 1 829 48 compared with 1 793 87 previously.
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Safety Drive To Continue Intensified Highway Patrol Campaign
Oklahoma City officials report the Highways Patrol will extend its intensified safety drive. State director Jim Lookabaugh says last weekend's fatal crash was largely due to carelessness. Patrols will continue radar checks, air surveillance, and license spot checks to target speeders and unlicensed drivers. In July the force made 200 arrests, 700 to 800 licenses revoked, and 1,500 warnings issued.
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State to Open Bids on Tire Contract in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City officials said bids would be opened today by the Standardization Committee for a tires contract covering state colleges, state agencies, schools, and county commissioners. Committee Chairman Owen Townsend noted buyers would be permitted to purchase tires at prices set in the contract.
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Labor Board Acts In Chicago Strike
National Labor Relations Board holds examiners hearing on the Kohler Co strike in Chicago. George A Downing presided as testimony and exhibits, with United Auto Workers Local 82 of Sheboygan alleging unfair labor practices. Kohler contends workers were discharged for misconduct during the strike.
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Louisiana boat operators warned after cruise danger
In Louisiana authorities warn motorboat operators they face new rules and penalties for operating while intoxicated. The notice cites criminal action for driving boats under the influence and emphasizes waterborne duties beyond standard work.
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Khrushchev Moves to Tighten Red Services Control
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev orders stronger party oversight of the armed forces, signaling a power consolidation. Marshal Zhukov, longtime army chief, backs Khrushchev in a bid to reassert party dominance after Stalin’s era.
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Disorderly conduct in car incident leads to fine
A report describes CPT Tanby Whils Ira attempting to slap and listen in a vehicle. Wile Kutsh received a small fine of two dollars and eighty cents for opening a car door and attempting to persuade a law officer to ignore the issue.
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Last Mutilation Suspect Caught
Birmingham police arrested Grover A McCullough 44 for mayhem in the brutal emasculation of a Black man identified as Aaron Ed. The six white men linked to a Ku Klux Klan gathering reportedly abducted the victim, took him to a Klan shack, and mutilated him. Lena Aaron filed warrants against the six suspects.
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Plea for Christian Unity From Oberlin Conference
Protes tant and orthodox leaders urged every local church and denomination to pursue unity in a message presented at the Oberlin unity conference. The eight day gathering, the first of its kind in North America, included A ULS and Canadian denominations. A resolution called on the National Council of Churches and the World Council of Churches sponsoring bodies to establish permanent machinery to guide churches in ongoing unity efforts.
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World Council of Churches
Lipuma Family Missing Real Guests At Silver Celebration
The Lipuma family marked a silver celebration with best wishes from Pope Pius XII and President Eisenhower, but could not attend the Cuicago event. Invited by Lipuma’s 1-year-old daughter Sargavel, the gathering honored the occasion with cordial messages.
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Chickasha Votes On City Governance Form In Special Election
About 3,200 residents were expected to vote today on whether to keep the present charter form of city government or return to the aldermanic system. A similar measure was defeated in 1955 by roughly 3,500 voters.
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Doenges Aims To Enforce Oklahoma Liquor Laws
Doonges of Barnsdale plans to run for governor and says he would strongly enforce Oklahoma liquor laws if elected, depending on cooperation from county officials. He cites support from Methodists and discusses highways and school financing, noting past campaigns and his 1954 primary finish.
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Buchanan Freed After Brief Cleveland County Trial
Norman W. Buchanan was acquitted yesterday by a Cleveland County district court jury of charges that he sold gravel to Lexington city commissioners while serving on the town hand. The jury deliberated about 15 minutes.
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