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Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma City Times newspaper. Caption: "This view to north and west shows traffic challenge posed by overturned trailer at right. An overturned truckload of beef snarled early morning expressway traffic on eastbound I-40 today, but the highway patrol said no one was injured. Troppers said the truck driven by Louis Sullivan, Pikeville, Tenn., apparently rounded the I-40 North Canadian River bridge curve too fast, shifting the 35,000 pound load of hanging meet. The weight load shift truned the truck onto its left side about 2:30 a.m. today, the patrol said. Lt. jack Jones said traffic was slowed to two lanes by the overturned 40-foot rig, owned by P and P Trucking, Amarillo. Jones said at one point, slow-moving traffic was backed up to Eastern on I-40 and to NE 4 on southbound I-35, which merges into I-40 at the west end of the bridge. Workmen were called to the scene to transfer the meat into another truck.