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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1957

Page

4

U.S. Says It Won't Fill British Defense Vacuum

Washington officials say the United States has no plans to fill any security gaps created by Britain's announced military cuts. Britain plans to reduce armed forces to 375000 in five years, shift troops from Jordan and Libya, and maintain a garrison in Hong Kong. The U.S. will supply British with 1500 mile range missiles when ready, and bases with atomic warheads under American control may follow.

John M. Hightower Washington United States Britain London Free World U.S Russia West Germany Jordan Middle East Libya Korea United Nations Command Hong Kong Southeast Asia NATO Europe

German Army Gears Up For NATO Role And A-Weapons Plan

Bonn reports Germany advances toward a mobile 12 division army and 1,200 jet planes, with a new Luftwaffe training alongside American methods. NATO forces take on German minesweepers as draftees lift to 90,000, while rearmament faces cultural resistance and a shift from Prussian traditions.

George Boultwood Bonn Germany Stalin Red Army East Germany North Atlantic Alliance NATO West Germany Adolf Heusinger

Grand Jury Calls Two Prostitutes Sheriff Four Cops

A federal grand jury resumes its inquiry into police protection payoffs in Tulsa. Former sheriff George Blaine Detective John Murray Jr Lt Tom Duckett Billie Harper and Harold Beal were summoned to testify alongside indicted Police Commissioner Jay L Jones. Prostitute witnesses Venus Schaffer and Jacqueline Fay Meek remain in Tulsa County jail. Trial of 20 men including Jones and others for liquor law violations is set for April 16.

TULSA Tulsa County Federal Grand Jury George Blaine John Murray Jr Tom Duckett Billie Harper Murray Vice Squad Harold Beal Jay L. Jones Venus Schaffer Jacqueline Fay Meek Jackie Lamont Jones Ilec

Retired OU Professor Henry LeCrone Dies at 73 in Norman

Henry Arthur Art LeCrone, 73, longtime University of Oklahoma engineering staff member, died last night in Norman. He retired in 1955 after more than 20 years with OU. He was father in law to Dr. Glenn C. Couch, dean of the University College and professor of plant science.

Norman Henry Arthur Art) LeCrone University of Oklahoma LeCrone Glenn C. Couch University College

Lawton Latin Club Attends OU State Convention

Twenty three Lawton High Latin Club members with sponsor Mrs Evelyn Barkholz travel to the University of Oklahoma for a two day state Junior Classical League convention. Delegates include Brad Agnew Larry Angus Kenneth Hamburger Joe Freund and others as they study practical Latin language and culture.

Lawton High School Latin Club Evelyn Barkholz University of Oklahoma Brad Agnew Larry Angus Kenneth Hamburger Joe Freund Charles Brooks Jack Rhodes Steven Parker Ronald Sheffield David King Connie Pate Brenda Gould Ellen Ewing Frederica Hammond Kay la Fierce Nancy Smith Sharon Kay Cummins Patti Fuqua Sherry White Freddie Ann Hill Glenelle Stinson Deanna Paramore Jane Stinson Susan Boyer

The Waiting Husband One Act Play Tells Tardy Tale

Philadelphia residents read a one act play about a husband waiting on a street corner. The man waits fifteen minutes paces nervously and grits his teeth as he watches time approach six thirty. He shows a wallet photo to a traffic cop and asks him to deliver a message to his wife.

Philadelphia

West Conshohocken Mayor Accepts Salary After 18 Years

Henry F. Mosman, long burgess of West Conshohocken, has agreed to a salary of 120 dollars per year retroactive to January 1 after years of council attempts to grant him pay. He states his aim is to serve the borough and its people.

Wee. Cooshuouunsu Henry F. Mosman West Conshohocken Mosman

Woman Abandons Baby On Porch Elmont NY

A 29 year old woman, Lilly Mangun, delivered a baby girl yesterday and left it on the Garnett home porch. The infant was found by Alice Garnett who mistook it for a kitten and took it inside. The baby was taken to Meadowbrook Hospital. Mangun admitted birth and abandonment and was booked on a charge.

Elmont N.Y Alice Garnett William Garnett Alice Meadowbrook Hospital Lilly Mae Mangun Garnetts

McKeldin Denies Knowing Beck Campaign Funds Questioned

Maryland Governor Theo R. McKeldin says he does not know Dave Beck and asserts no contribution from Beck to his 1954 re election fund. A national magazine reported a $5,000 Beck donation. Beck’s handling of union funds is under Senate labor racketeering inquiry.

Baltimore Theodore R. MccKeldin Maryland Dave Beck Teamsters Union McKeldin Beck Senate

Dawn Town Lawton Building Prospect at Busy Corner

Dawn Town Lawton Building site described as 50 by 140 feet on a nice corner at the intersection of Tih and D’Avene. Contact Chet Franklin EL 23211 EL 3-2419 for details about occupancy and rental terms.

Dawn Lawton Nice Tih D' Avene Chet Franklin

Polish Bishop Freed as Charges Dropped in Poland

Warsaw reports Bishop Czeslaw Kaczmarek of Kielce will return to his post after Poland’s government dropped all charges for lack of proof. The bishop, once sentenced in 1951 to 12 years, had his sentence annulled by the Supreme Court and a new trial planned prior to the government move.

Warsaw Czeslaw Kaczmarek Kielce Supreme Court

Japanese Cabinet approves shift to Japanese cars for officials

The Japanese Cabinet agreed today that its members will drive Japanese-built cars instead of American automobiles now in use. The move aims to cut costs and boost economy.

Tokyo

Mating Termites Halt Murder Trial in Louisville

Spring swarms of flying termites delayed a murder trial in Louisville criminal court. A termite company spokesman said the insects responded to the mating urge, forcing the judge, jury, and attorneys to retire to an empty courtroom while attempts to spray them failed.

Louisville Frank A. Rooke Aticneys

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