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Topics include separation of church and state; social studies curriculum; National Council on the Arts; National Arts and Cultural Development Act; Small Mines Safety Bill; and school lunch program. Correspondents include Oklahoma State School Boards Association, Inc. and Frank Thompson, Jr.

Topics include amending the Davis-Bacon Act or Fringe Benefits Bill. Correspondents include Oklahoma State AFL-CIO; Building and Construction Trades Department, AFL-CIO; AFL-CIO; and Alfred Stevenson, Oklahoma State Senate.

Topics include aid to federally affected areas; Higher Education Facilities Act of 1963; and Congressional Record 09/29/1964 John H. Dent A Bill to Amend Public Law 874, Federal Impact Aid Bill. Correspondents include Oscar V. Rose and Oklahoma City University.

Topics include FHA loans and home construction.

Topics include Congressional Record 01/29/1964 Library Services discussion; Library Services Act Amendment; and Library Services Report.

Topics include Federal Fair Labor Standards Act and Wage and Hour Bill. Correspondents include National Restaurant Association; Oklahoma Motel Association; and Oklahoma Cotton Ginners Association.

Topics include Right to Work.

Topics include National Defense Education Act of 1958 amendments; student loan program; inclusion of industrial arts; National Defense Education Act Amendments, 1964; and retention of social studies and modern languages. Correspondents include Charles F. Spencer, president East Central State College; William H. Hale, president Langston University; Oscar V. Rose; and John F. Olson, president Oklahoma City University.

Topics include double pay for overtime. Correspondents include Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America and Petroleum Equipment Suppliers Association.

Topics include Lyndon B. Johnson's War on Poverty; Economic Opportunity Act of 1964; and the separation of church and state and poverty. Correspondents include Oklahoma Farm Bureau; Adam C. Powell; AFL-CIO; George Meany; American Farm Bureau Federation; G. L. Cross, president University of Oklahoma; Inter-Tribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes; and Oklahoma State Board for Vocational Education.