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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1957

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Eisenhower Praises British Nerve in Military Streamlining

President Eisenhower lauded Britain's courage in rethinking its military program and noted discussions with Prime Minister Macmillan in Bermuda. He stressed security rests on more than troop numbers, citing spiritual and economic factors, and recalled his own 1930s reform.

Washington Nhower Great Britain Fisenhower Af Is North Atlantic Treaty Organization Eigenhower Britain NATO Eisenhower Macmillan Bermuda Fesenhower James C. Hagerty

Robot Is Fast On The Draw

A Dallas inventor builds a mechanical gunslinger robot rated to draw and fire two guns in 1.3 seconds. Law officers test skills by attempting to hit the robot within 13 seconds as the robot fires blanks if the living shooter misses.

Dallas Tex Arthur C. Ross

Hatchet Wielding Patient Jailed After Car Break-In

A 38 year old mental patient was jailed after allegedly forcing entry into a Cameron College student and his girlfriend’s car on a dirt road by the fairgrounds. Police arrested him at 1 02 am on 23rd and I, with a hatchet and personal items found on him.

Ray Atteberry Cameron College Otis Waldron Sharon Fletcher John McCaig Henry A. Bartels 23Rd and I Miss Fletcher Pepper Bartels

Oklahoma Water Bill Advances in House Amid Opposition

Oklahoma City Gov Gary nears a legislative win as a seven member water resources board bill passes the House 67 to 45. The measure, replacing the water division of the Planning and Resources Board, faces Senate approval with minor amendments. critics fear excess authority while supporters say it formalizes basic state water policy. The bill won’t take effect until 50 days after session end due to no emergency clause.

Oklahoma City Reymond Gary Senate Water Resources Board House Administration Fhe Water Board Tor Gary Plan Clarence Sweeney Clinton Sweeney Water Resources and Industrial Development Committee

Lawton High Names Valedictorian And Salutatorian

Lawton High School selects Vernita Helms as valedictorian and Judy Waller as salutatorian for the 1957 commencement. Hugh Bish announces addresses on May 12 in the school auditorium. Helms holds a 97.63 grade average. Waller 96.25 and is in her first year at Lawton High.

Vernita Helms Judy Walter Lawton High School Hugh Bish LHS Mise Belms G Ilarmond Garfield National Honor Society Future Nurses of America Waller Mercer C. Waller Foré Sill Wolverettes Alead Lawton High School

Oklahoma Legislature Budget Up by State Revenue Estimate

The Legislature can appropriate $195,667,501 for the next two years per a revised estimate by the state Equalization Board. The figure, issued yesterday, exceeds the December estimate by more than four million dollars due to higher gross production and income tax revenues. Gov. Raymond Gary notes about half the increase is already spent. the rest will fund state colleges and mental hospitals, including $100,000 for storm-damage repairs at Southeastern State College in Durant.

Oklahoma City State Equalization Board Raymond Gary Southeastern State College Durait

Weather shift brings cooler air and storms to Oklahoma

A near perfect spring day gave way to showers and possible thunderstorms as moist Gulf air moves into southern Oklahoma. Cooler temperatures are forecast for late Thursday with below normal readings through Monday and a warming trend by weekend. Highs today around 70, tonight near 50.

Oklahoma Gulf of Mexico Lawson

Cameron College hosts fifth annual ag business contests

More than 1000 commerce students from 19 state high schools compete in Cameron College's fifth annual business contests. A sweepstakes trophy will be awarded to the school with the most participation points this afternoon, with medals for first to third places in five events: shorthand, book keeping, spelling, and typewriting one and two. Schools represented include Lawton Snyder Carnegie Ringling Altus Alex Walters Waurika Lindsay Maysville Vol ma Alma Pocasset Loveland Sterling Marlow Healdton Elgin Cordell Erick. Assistants are Mrs Jane Cottingham and Bennie Stehr.

Blanche Beavers Cameron College Business Administration Cameron Sima Stein Lawton Vick Schoonover Snyder Phyllis Parker Waurika Jeanetta Reid Ringling Commerce Carnegie Altus Alex Walters Lindsay Maysville Volma-Alma Pocasset Loveland Sterling Marlow Healdton Elgin Cordell Erick Miss Beavers Jane Cottingham Bennie Stehr Cameron Business Administration

Baylor President Dr W R White to Speak at Lawton Forum

Baylor University president Dr W R White will address the Lawton Chamber of Commerce Forum luncheon on Being A Good American. White oversees Baylor campuses in Waco Dallas and Houston with medical and research units. He is in Lawton while conducting revival services at First Baptist Church.

W. R. White Baylor University Lawton Chamber of Commerce White First Baptist Church Lawtonian Ross H. Por- Mew Chamber Baylor Waco Ill.lural Arts Baylor University Hospital School of Dendlistry Wadley Research Institute Dallas College of Medicine Houston Brownshboro Tex Rusk Academy Howard Payne College The University Hee Fowem

Spies Plead Guilty In New York Case

New York couple Jack Soble and his wife Myra pleaded guilty on a conspiracy count tied to obtaining U S defense documents from Russian nationals. Both face up to ten years in prison with potential fines. sentencing set for May 3. The case also involved Jacob Albin.

New York Jack Soble Myra Soviet Union U.S Dist Richard H. Levet Jacob Albam Sobies U.S. Attorney's Office

County Schools Hit The Jackpot With State Aid Check

Miss Lillian Ward, county treasurer, announced a state education board check for 382 799 destined for 17 county schools. Lawton leads with 299 641, followed by Cache 21 045 and Elgin 19 455 as the second and likely final fiscal year payment for teacher and administrator salaries.

Lillian Ward Cormanche County State Board of Education Lawton Ward Cache Elgin Sterling Chattanooga Indiahama Geronimo Medicine Park Stony Point Faxon Beaver

Family Shopping Day in Lawton Thursday

Lawton merchants plan weekly events through the year with stores staying open until 9 PM on Thursday. Citizens are urged to inspect today's Constitution for shopping ads and participating merchants in the Lawton trade area.

Lawton

Group Seeks Gas Tax Earmark for Southwestern Toll Road

Oklahoma House Revenue and Taxation Committee approved a proposal to earmark gasoline taxes to back bonds for the Oklahoma City to Texas border toll road via Lawson. The plan caps earmarked funds at 9 percent per road, sends excess to the state highway fund, and ties financing to Gov. Raymond Gary's recommendations.

Oklahoma City Texas House Revenue and Taxation Committee Raymond Gary Oklahoma Turnpike Authority State Highway Fund Paul Harkey de Leuw, Cather & Co Harkey Southwest Pike First Turnpike Authority Charles Ozman Lawton

Mayor to Name Water Meter Study Committee

Mayor C R Ellsworth plans to appoint a citizens committee Thursday to work with the city council water committee on an exhaustive study of installing water meters. The council recently discussed a revolutionary meter from Rockwell Mfg Co, using 12 parts, with a market date set for May 15. the group will report its findings to the council.

C. R. Ellsworth Citizens Committee City Council Water Committee Iulyeuun Aee Ull E. W. Kirkpatrick A. M. Dooley Rockwell Mfg. Co Ellsworth Citizens-Council Committee

Council To Rule On Pipe Actions Amid Speculation

The city council will meet Monday to decide actions in settling a suit by Selected Investments Corp. to replevin water lines in Selected Investments Center and Lee additions. A February district court ruling, under state supreme court mandate, governs the case.

Selected Investments, Corp Selected Investments Center Lee State Supreme Court Pipwhiines Pace 1

Wilson Suffers Another Stroke

Homer Wilson county clerk suffered another paralysis stroke Tuesday evening at Memorial Hospital officials said. The latest attack extended paralysis to his face including vocal cords and right arm. a previous stroke had paralyzed his left side. The physician said permanence of paralysis is not yet knowable.

Mic Miss Fletcher Bobby Pepper Homer Wilson Memorial Hospital Wilson

King Hussein Forces Jordan Leftist Government Out

United Press reports King Hussein of Jordan demanded and received the resignation of Premier Suleiman El Nabulsi. The move follows disputes over the Eisenhower Doctrine and Nabulsi's Russian leanings, amid regional tension and stalled talks with Egypt over the Suez Canal.

King Jordan United Press Hussein Suleiman el Nabulsi Eisenhower Middle East Nabulsi Russia United States Egypt Suez Canal

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