NATO Council Rebukes Marshal Juin Over European Army Plan
The 14 nation NATO Council censured Marshal Alphonse Juin of France for statements contrary to policy. The communique says his March 27 1954 remarks opposing the European defense community conflict with council directives. Juin had criticized plans linking West Germany and faced removal from French posts and possible resignation from NATO roles.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Alphonse Juin
France
NATO Council
NATO
North Atlantic Council
Central Europe
Council
Juin
European Defense Community
West Germany
Joseph Laniel
Charles DeGaulle
Safety Patrol Picnic Slated at Craterville
Lawton junior safety patrol plans a Friday outing to Craterville with 9 students riding from Washington school at 2 p.m. by bus, then taken by Army buses from Fort Sill. Patrol sponsors include the Lawton Kiwanis club and the safety committee led by Vernon Carmichael.
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Craterville
Memoes
Lawton Junior Safety
Washington School
Army
Fort Sill
Lawton City Police
Tenancy
Craterville Park
Lawton Kiwanis Club
S Safety Committee
Vernon Carmichael
Roy Alston
Robert Billman
Orin Darling
Millard Emanuel
Lyle Grose
Vance Lenz
Arnold Newcombe
Glenn Roe
Charles Waller
Ed Riddle
Col
Jack Smith
Sill Transportation Officer
Luers Family Visit Tied to Nebraska Kin in Arlington
Personal note says Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Luers arrived from York Nebraska for a visit with brother Adolph Luers and sister Miss Alwine W. Luers at 714 Arlington.
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Walter H. Luers
York
Nebr
Adolph Luers
Alwine W. Luers
Arlington
Clerk Fights Robber In Medicine Park Grocery Hijack
A swarthy robber attempted to hijack Vaughn grocery on S H 49 near Medicine Park. Clerk Oletha Green 30 grabbed the blue steel pistol, they fought outside the store, four shots were fired, and the bandit fled in a running car pursued briefly by neighbor Joe Goodin and others.
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Medicine Park
S.H. 49
Oletha Green
S. H. 49
Joe Goodin
Rt. 1
Elgin
Goodin
Hung Jury Ends Tamburo Case Plans New Trial
A hung jury ended the Tamburo gambling trial in Comanche county with former Park Hotel manager Richard Tamburo facing retrial. State witnesses testified to money cards and dice found during a raid on April 1, 1953, while the defense offered alibi for a tap room witness. Prosecutor Redman said a new trial would be scheduled in the next superior court term.
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Richard
Rickey) Tamburo
Park Hotel
Medicine Park
Manville Redman
Redman
Superior Court
Tamburo
Comanche County
Bob Wallace
Ray Page
State Crime Bureau
Everett Hale
Arvil Roberson
Chester
Pop) Stringer
Jim Bradshaw
Lawton Constitution Press
Robert Wimple
Wesley Regan
Forrest Rhodes
John Rapp
Bill Hughes
G. W. Ferguson
L. D. Hastings
John Fehring
Wayne Rowe
Willie Earl Clark
Albert Logue
Lloyd Bendure
Oliver Null
Robbery Report At Fort Sill Stirs Early Morning
A Fort Sill man claimed a robbery at about 5 a m as a cab driver took his $50. Deputy Sgt Cleo Stout said the alleged robber appeared heavily intoxicated and provided no details.
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Fort Sillman
Deak
Cleo Stout
Storm Caves FHA for 36 Months of Concrete Waterproofing
A storm shelter project under FHA covers 36 months of waterproofing in concrete blocks and 900 feet of steel. Includes weatherproof door and steel basement windows for resilience against severe weather.
Funeral Rites for One-Week-Old Theresa Jo Howeth
Graveside services were held for Theresa Jo Howeth at 10 a.m. Monday in a Chickasha cemetery. She died Saturday at Hobart General Hospital at 3:30 p.m. She was the daughter of Lloyd and [name unreadable] Howeth of the Consolidated 8 community, six miles west of Roosevelt. Survivors include her parents and one brother Darnell, 2. The father is a teacher and basketball and softball coach at Consolidated 8 School.
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Consolidated 8
Chickasha
Theresa Jo Howeth
Lloyd Howeth
Roosevelt
Hobart General Hospital
Darnell
County Teachers Name Lamb Proxy
Cecil Lamb Elgin school principal was elected president of the Comanche County Teachers association in a meeting at the Old South cafeteria last night Carroll Ridgway Fletch instru ctor was elected vice president George Stauffer Chattanooga junior high school principal was named secretary and treasurer George King superintendent of Indiahoma schools was selected as a delegate to the Southwest Oklahoma Education Association meeting County Supt Clarence J Scott was named state OEA delegate Eight Comanche county high schools provided entertainment R A Meeks Lamb and Stauffer made arrangements for the program A Sterling string band provided music before the dinner Special guests were Miss Lillian Waid Mrs Clarence Scott Miss Frances King and others
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Cecil Lamb
Elgin
Comanche County Teacher's Association
Old South
Carroll Ridgway
George Stauffer
Chattanooga
George King
Indiahoma
Southwest Oklahoma Education Association
Clarence J. Scott
O.E.A
Comanche County
Loy Ray Chappell
Julane McManus
Lynn Wells
Diane Fisher
Judy Livingston
Faxon
Lorna Rieck
Katy Lou Laging
June Slaughter
Jean Yates
Fletcher
Marilyn Miller
Edna Devine
Mollie Haynes
Geronimo
Kathleen Woesner
Deana Naylor
Marylyn Hess
Karen Elling
Mary Lou Robinson
Joyce Runyan
Lillian Gris
Kerr Predicts Senate Okay On Tax Cuts
Senator Kerr of Oklahoma predicts Senate approval for a tax cut plan that raises personal exemptions and dependents. He notes Finance Committee hearings start today on a broad tax revision backed by Democrats and the Eisenhower administration, with floor action possible in June after committee work.
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Kerr
Senate
Washington
Sen
Dokla
Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Sen. George
D-Ga
Frear
Anl
House
Fire department probes smoke from building wall
Firemen investigated smoke seen coming from the back wall of a building. Operator J. Cargill said a small fire in metal work had apparently overheated the insulation in the wall. There was little damage.
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J. Cargill
Milk Replaces Soda At Hobart 4-H Meeting
Hobart Oklahoma 4-H event shifts from soda to milk for attendees. Committee chair Gleason Dudgeon says the change serves about 800 visitors and aims to reduce milk surplus.
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Hobart
Okla
Hobart Chai
Gleason Dudgeon Committee
Jap Crime Fighter Nabbed For Bribery
Tokyo police arrested Ren Kosugi, vice president of the Federation of Crime Prevention Association, on suspicion of paying bribes. The private groups maintain many police contacts as part of the crime prevention movement.
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Tokyo
Japan
Federation of Crime Prevention Association
Ren Kosugi
Kyodo
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