Word: oklahomas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Malenkov walked amicably among the 2,000 guests, cracked jokes, sang a folk song and chatted with a visiting Democratic Congressman from Oklahoma, Victor Wickersham. "You are an American Congressman," said Malenkov. "Take my message back to America. We have been friends and we want to go on being friends." Then Malenkov asked Wickersham: "You are not afraid here, are you?" Wickersham said...
...Among the Independents, the unbeaten and untied Hurricanes from the University of Miami blew themselves out and were whipped by Auburn 14-13. The upset reduced the list of unbeaten and untied teams to five: Oklahoma, Ohio State, U.C.L.A., Arkansas and Cincinnati...
...mythical champ, was back in the winning columns after beating South Carolina, 20-0; Texas came from behind to tie S.M.U., 13-13. But the sure-shot favorites were still running into rough going, and the list of unbeaten, untied teams was dwindling fast. Now, among major colleges, only Oklahoma, Ohio State, U.C.L.A., Miami (Fla.), Arkansas and Cincinnati are left. Few people would bet on their chance to hang on long in this kind of a season...
...Scattered over five U.S. campuses-Arizona State College, Oklahoma A. & M., the Universities of New Mexico, Arizona and Texas-100 Guatemalan teachers last week began what may well become a major experiment in Good Neighborliness. With $170,000 from the Foreign Operations Administration, the teachers will spend two months studying U.S. public-school methods, will also get some idea of what the U.S. is all about. Apparently, the program has already had effect. Said Pedro T. Cruz of San Carlos University: "I am charmed . . . I am going to take this lesson in democracy back to Guatemala and help remove...
...tract, Kerr-McGee Industries, Inc. submitted the only bid-a whopping $4,000,000; on several other tracts it was also completely unopposed by such offshore bidders as Shell, Gulf and Continental Oil. The worried giants hastily rechecked their geologic studies. Did Kerr-McGee, headed by Oklahoma's Democratic Senator Robert S. Kerr and Oilman Dean McGee, have some special information on the land? Not at all. In Washington last week, Kerr-McGee was desperately trying to withdraw its $15 million in bids and get back the $3,000,000 down payment it had made on the land...