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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1957

Page

5

Senator predicts revolt in red Russia speaks on trip

Senator Russell B. Long warned that the Soviet regime must be radically changed or the people will overthrow it. In a 38 page travelogue for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he noted concessions may push the system toward Western models while urging strong disarmament dependence and caution about Soviet military power. He found Soviet citizens courteous and helpful despite propaganda efforts.

Washington Russell B. ‘Long Russia Louisiana Democrat Senate Foreign’ Relations Committee Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia Vfe Soviet Union Stalin

Soil Conservation Group To Meet in Comanche County

Supervisors of the Comanche county soil conservation district will meet with Bill Brady work unit conservationist for the monthly business meeting at 1:20 pm Monday. Supervisors are Ray Keegan Lawton chairman Don Hooper Fletcher Rudolph Buchweild Fax on Earl Wilkerson Indiahoma and Giles Spencer Elgin.

Comanche County Soil Conservation District Bill Brady Ray Keegan Lawton Don Hooper Fleteler Rudolph Buchweild Faxon Earl Wilkerson Indiahoma Giles Spencer Elgin

Job opportunities rise in Oklahoma despite 7 percent fewer seekers

Oklahoma’s employment service reports March placements totaling 17,464 jobs, with 71,064 nonfarm and 6,403 farm openings amid a spinach canning season. April 1 job seekers numbered 31,676, up 19 percent from a year ago, while total job listings and new applications show a sharp March decline from February.

Oklahoma William ¥. Latting Oklahoma Employment Security Commission Muskogee Poteau Tulsa Employment Service Latting

Chief and Firemen To Attend A&M Training Course

Fire Chief Harris Hancock and Firemen Tommy Perking plan to attend a week long firefighting course at Oklahoma A M College in Stillwater. The training, beginning April 22, will have Hancock serve as part time instructor.

Harris Hancock T. FB Robison Tommy Perking Stillwater Oklahoma A&m College Hancock

Bingo the world’s most played gambling game says Britannica

Britannica asserts bingo as the globe’s most widely played gambling game. The claim emphasizes its global reach, popularity in casual and organized play, and enduring appeal across diverse regions and age groups.

Tulsa Kids May Not Get Easter Chicks

Tulsa officials consider a city ordinance to ban selling live domestic fowl as pets or Easter chicks in stores. Only feed stores or recognized dealers would be allowed to sell them, with a minimum one dozen per purchase to curb non specialty outlets.

Tulsa A. C. Owen Tulsa Animal Shelter The Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Owen

Temple Contractor To Lead Temple Board Of Education

Temple contractor Dick Evans was elected president of the Temple board of education at a reorganizational meeting, succeeding Ray Cameron. J. T. Wyatt was chosen vice president, John Ed Dowlen named clerk, with Ben Bone and Gene Burton as members. Gun salute note from Jamestown festival coverage reports Wilson's April 30 visit and a 19 gun salute by post artillery and the battleship Iowa.

Temple Dick Evans Temple Board of Education Ray Cameron J. T. Wyatt John Ed Dowlen Ben Bone Gene Burton FT. Monroe APJ Defense Charles H. Wilson Virginia Old Point Comfort Wilson Iowa Hampton Roads Air Force

Dogs Not Allowed At Newton School Playgrounds

Marys lamb may follow to school but proposed city ordinance would bar all dogs from school playgrounds Mondays through Fridays from 5 am to 5 pm unless reached. Proponents say dogs follow children to school and romp around, becoming a nuisance to motorists and pedestrians.

Lawton Constitution-Morning Press Newton Mass Mary

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