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Topics include the comparison of the Kennedy-Ervin Bill and Landrum-Griffin Bill. Correspondents include Chamber of Commerce, State of Oklahoma; American Farm Bureau Federation; Oklahoma Restaurant Association; and Continental Air Lines.

Topics include Murray-Metcalf Bill. Correspondents include Oklahoma Northeast District of Classroom Teachers; Oklahoma Education Association; and Oscar V. Rose.

Topics include exemptions to the wage-hour law. Correspondents include Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association.

Topics include foreign aid; mutual security program; 1963 World's Fair; and Premier Khrushchev's visit. Correspondents include American Farm Bureau Federation; Otto E. Passman; and Thomas E. Morgan.

Topics include report The Status of World Health, Subcommittee Reorganization and International Organizations and establishing an advisory commission on Inter-Governmental Relations. Correspondents include The Southwestern Industrial Traffic League; Hubert H. Humphrey; and L. H. Fountain.

Topics include Humphrey-Price Bill. Correspondents include National Rural Electric Cooperative Association; Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives; and Oklahoma Farm Bureau.

Correspondents include Samuel N. Friedel.

Topics include Payments in Lieu of Taxes Bill; Salt Fork, Magnum Area development; preservation of historical and archaeological materials due to dam construction; expansion of Arlington National Cemetery; and mineral leasing. Correspondents include National Association of County Officials; Oklahoma Anthropology Society; and The American Legion, Department of Oklahoma.

Topics include Hawaii Admission Day Celebration. Correspondents include G. L. Cross, president University of Oklahoma; Maui County (Hawaii) Committee for Statehood; and The First Legislature of the State of Hawaii.

Topics include Albert Bill and Indian Land Bill. Correspondents include Bureau of Indian Affairs, Muskogee Area Office; Inter-Tribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes; Creek Tribal Council; and J. Howard Edmondson, Governor of Oklahoma.