Murray rejects special session of Oklahoma Senate
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray will not call a special session to elect a president pro tempore. Lt. Gov. Berry can sign claims and run affairs until the Legislature convenes in January. Raymond Gary supports the decision and plans to accelerate highway construction in October to boost employment.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Senate
Murray
Raymond Gary
Gary
Love
Marshall
James E. Berry
Berry
Ie Gary
C. A. Stoldt
Stoldt
Men's Fellowship To Meet Tonight At Wesley Church
The Wesley Methodist church Men's fellowship will gather at 8 p.m. at the church. All members are urged to attend and bring visitors. A community singing program at Wesley church is set for 7 30 p.m. Wednesday with the public invited.
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Wesley Methodist Church
John Paul King
Wesley Church
Mrs. Brandon Returns From Texas Medical Treatment
Mrs. Mike Brandon of 711 S Ninth has returned home from Scott White hospital Temple Texas after two weeks of treatment for a fractured vertebra. She is reported improved but still convalescing.
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Mike Brandon
S. Ninth
Scott- White Hospital
Temple
Tex
Funeral Rites for Maude Allen in Chattanooga
Services for Mrs. Maude Allen 68 will be at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the First Baptist church. Rev Paul Gilbert Assembly of God pastor Clinton will officiate. Mrs Allen died unexpectedly Monday at her home here. Pearson Funeral home Walters is in charge of arrangements.
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Chattanooga
Maude Allen
First Baptist Church
Paul Gilbert
Assembly of God
Clinton
Frances Ruby Miller Rites Set in Snyder Baptist Church
Frances Ruby Miller 42 longtime member and president of Pleasant Home Cheer Club died Sunday night after a lengthy illness. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday Snyder Baptist Church with Rev. Perry Threadgill and Rev. Far ris Weaver officiating. Burial IOOF Cemetery Norman. Survived by husband Garvin Miller two sons Charles and Bobby at home a sister Mrs John Wright Dayton Ohio. Born October 14 1911 Snyder she attended Snyder High School and University of Oklahoma.
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Pleasant Home Cheer Club
The
Baptist Church
Snyder Baptist Church
Perry Threadgill
Snyder
Farris Weaver
Grandfield
IOOF
Norman
Ralph Rogers
Ral Crumpton
Dooley Anderson
Homer Mca Norris Reser
Isaac Wilite
Charles
Bobby
John Wright
Dayton
Ohio
UN says 21 nations seek membership as impasse continues
A United Nations committee on admissions reports no way out of the Soviet Western stalemate. Twenty one applicants remain unresolved with 14 blocked by Soviet veto in the Security Council and others lacking seven votes. New members require Security Council approval before General Assembly action.
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U.N
International Organization
General Assembly
Good Offices Committee
Assembly
Security Council
Kerr Urges U.S. To Lead World As Spiritual Power
Tulsa report on Senator Robert S. Kerr addressing delegates at a one day church and world order conference. Kerr urged America to be an arsenal of spiritual power and to develop the nation’s spiritual resources to inspire peace worldwide.
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Kerr
U.S
Tulsa
Okla
The
Church and World Order
American Friends Service Committee
Tulsa Council of Churches
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
America
Minister Indicted By Grand Jury
Weatherford Baptist minister Rev. William Luther indicted on five counts of indecent exposure. He pleaded innocent but could not post $50,000 bond and was ordered to Central State Mental Hospital for 90 days observation. Jury also indicted Owen Hale for second degree burglary. water department embezzlement charges added against M. L. Ortner.
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Fred Shirley
Water and Light
M. L. Ortner
Ortner
Luther
Owen Hale
Canton
Mock Hails Flexible Price Supports Policy
In Miami Ohio Republican Senate candidate Fred M Mock praised a flexible farm price supports policy as a first step toward prosperity for farmers He accused Democrats of causing panic selling by predicting farm market mood and blamed statements by Humphrey Kerr and others for undermining prices and triggering declines in farm commodities.
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Miami
Ohio
U. S. Senate
Fred M. Mock
Washington
Mock
GOP
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Eisenhower
The Constitution's Yesteryears Highlights Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago Sgt George Peak died in a Fort Sill accident Ensign rating earned by Ervin Harney at Fletcher Jaycees to nominate state officers Police raid nets seven cases of whisky More than 200 enrolled at Fort Sill Indian School 20 years ago postal business gain seen County road from Sterling east to be improved in a 60000 plan Reserve officers school slated Masonic team to get badges Parisian style show announced
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George Peak
Fort Sill
Ervin Harney
Fletcher
Navy
Jaycees
Sterling East
Reserve Officers School
W. W. Richards
Area Men In Service CAPT. ISIDRO VALDEZ ASSIGNED TO BENNING
Capt. Isidro S. Valdez son of Mr and Mrs IL S Valdez Sr of 1407 Columbia was assigned to the Combat Training command Fort Benning Ga His unit supports infantry school activities and demonstrates battle tested techniques to students from army areas nationwide and from Allied nations
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Isidro S. Valdez
IL. S. Valdez Sr
Columbia
Combat Training Command
Fort Benning
Valdez
United States
Judge Orders Freed Cons Re-Arrested
Nashville judge rules mayoral order to empty the old city jail violated the city charter and orders 31 prisoners re arrested. Police chief Millican will seek legal guidance before acting on the re arrest warrants as court records provide prisoner details.
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Nashville, Tenn
Ben West
Old City
Nashville
Andrew J. Doyle
City Legal Department
John Millican
Doyle
E. J. Saverio
West
Davidson County Health Department
Milliran
Lauderdale Elected Schoolmaster Chief
T. E. Lauderdale, superintendent of Cache schools, was co president of the Comanche County Schoolmasters club. Frazier Pierce, Faxon superintendent, was elected vice president, and Clarence Scott, superintendent, was re elected secretary. Gates King, outgoing president, is superintendent of the Indiahoma public schools. Special guests Roy Emans of the state board of education and Wesley Camp of transportation attended from Oklahoma.
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T. E. Lauderdale
Cache
Comanche County Schoolmasters Club
Frazier Pierce
Faxon
Clarence Scott
Gates King
Indiahoma Public Schools
Roy Emans
State Board of Education
Wesley Camp
Oklahoma
Teen-Age Hoodlums Beat, Rob Cabbie Near Oklahoma City
The sheriff's office reports Edgar Palmer 30 Shawnee was beat and robbed of a $35 wallet at 2:30 a.m. Tuesday after two cars forced him to stop while returning from Oklahoma City. He was attacked by teen males who fled with his money.
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Edgar Palmer
Shawnee
Oklahoma City
Arithmetic Guide Books Distributed to City Third Grade Teachers
Arithmetic guide books were distributed to Lawton's third grade teachers in a meeting Monday. Several groups outlined lesson work and plans for future sessions, with additional meetings scheduled.
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Monay
Elemela Es
Tan Poe
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