French Demand Their EDC Plan Or None At All
French officials warn the National Assembly will not ratify the European Army Treaty if French proposals are rejected. A French official suggests Mendes France could modify items, but the plan remains a basis for discussion. Adenauer summons leaders to Bonn to address the French challenge, desertion to the Communists, and widespread strikes threatening two million workers.
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Otto John
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Netherlands
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Belgium
Luxembourg
Faxon Man Hurt In Street Tumble
Fred C. Payne about 70 was admitted to Southwestern hospital Sunday evening for a head injury after a fall in the 500 block on S Fifth. Authorities said a serious fracture behind the right ear occurred when he stumbled backward and hit the side of a building while seeking a room.
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Thunderbirds March Back Into Training at Fort Hood
Oklahoma guardsmen resume four and a half days of annual summer field training at North Fort Hood Texas. Weekend church attendance and post leave occurred while division rifle pistol matches determined top shooter honors. MSgt Jack F Wells El Reno named top pistol shooter Lt Kenneth H Bunch Ada won rifle honors. Wells led First Battalion Headquarters Co 179th Infantry to pistol team title with M Sgt Loyd E Lorenzen and Sgt James D Swartzel as round winners.
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Tahlequah
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180Th Infantry
Tom Bear Jr
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179Th Infantry
Edmond
Dewey H. Courtney
Service Co
Henryetta
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Turnpike Cost Estimates for Three Roads Revealed
Deleuw report places total cost for the falsa-Joplin log at 52 million plus, with 300 to 320 miles of new road. Oklahoma City to Wichita Falls leg priced at 76.7 million and 49.8 million for the alternate route, plus 53 million for bridges and grade separations.
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Funeral Rites for Dick Hankins Held Tuesday
Dick Hankins 70 Lawton real estate dealer died Saturday after a three month illness. Services set for 10:30 a m Tuesday at Rit ter chapel with Rev. William Ellis Harris officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Hankins came to Lawton in 1909 and worked with his brother Charles in the automobile business from 1924 to 1937. He lived at 507 A. Street.
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William Ellis Harris
Liberty Heights
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Cameron City Discuss Water Rate Problems
Cameron officials and C Ver non president of Cameron college met to resolve issues about a new city ordinance placing all schools on water meters by September 1. The talks addressed state agreements, past flat water rates for schools, and budget implications for the 1954 fiscal year.
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Joe McCain
McCain
Jess McMillan
Don Fisher
Ralph Hermessee
Polic
Larry Blevins
0. H. Arnold
Becker Deacon and Civic Leader Dies After War Service
Becker was a World War I veteran and longtime community figure in Lawton Oklahoma. He served as a deacon of the First Baptist church and held a 25 year Kiwanis presidency honor. Survived by his widow Sarah Becker and multiple relatives across Norman, Edmond, Ontario, and Oklahoma City.
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Sarah Mae Kleinsasser
First Baptist Church
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American Legion
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Lawton Masonic Blue Lodge
Sarah Becker
Arlington
Carleton McMullin
Norman
Jean Becker
Ste
Tina Becker
Kitner
Ontario
Canada
W. J. Becker
Dearborn
P. A. Becker
Elm
Glenn V. Becker
Fort Sill Boulevard
Sam D. Becker
Oklahoma City
Leslie Barnard
Edmond
Special Meeting Time For Recreation Council Changed
Lawton Fort Sill Recreation Council adjusts its special meeting from 3 p m Tuesday to 3 p m Wednesday at the Community Chest office Percy Givens serves as acting chairman in place of Rev Elbert M Whitwell The council will consider ratifying a constitution and by laws prepared by Bill Wolf treasurer and Latha H Prosser secretary The group has operated with officers for over two years without formal by laws or a constitution
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Lawton-Fort Sill
Taxes Pressed by Court in Comanche County Action
Comanche county officials plan to seize a high value property if warrants fail to secure payment of back taxes. Hale states assets will be sold to cover taxes, prompting residents to settle totals. Miss Ward notes previous inaction reduced urgency, but enforcement will change that.
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Six escape injury as car crashes into building near Lawton
A late night crash on US 277 north of Lawton sent six passengers to Southwestern hospital with cuts and bruises after their vehicle left the road and struck a filling station. Trooper John Duke cited speed. charges planned against driver Stanley Otto Santin Jr. for reckless driving.
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Harold Choate
Fort ‘Sill
Edgar Wright
Fort Sill
Santin
Lawton civic leader Neptune dies at end of service a lifetime devoted
Funeral services for a prominent Lawton figure recall a life of public service. He led the Kiwanis Club and Chamber of Commerce past president roles and chaired church and hotel site committees. Survivors include his wife two sons and siblings in Washington Oklahoma and Tulsa.
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Seattle
Wash
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Tulsa
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Okmulgee
H. C. Neptune
Kingfisher
Mahlon Lambertson
Providence College: North American edict by Dominician order
In Providence Rhode Island a 1917 founded college faces the influence of a Dominican order as the sole caled institution in North Amélssia amid evolving educational ties.
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R. I.) College
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Oklahoma Heatwave Promises Century Readings Across State
The forecast calls for hot dry conditions in Oklahoma through tomorrow with highs near 100 to 106 degrees and no rain in sight. Overnight lows range from 82 at Fort Sill to 71 at Guy, with Hobart Enid and McAlester experiencing mid 90s to low 100s.
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Boundary line set for Taft and Jefferson schools
Superintendent John Shoemaker announced the Taft Jefferson boundary dividing the northwest city area. The line runs from 21st and Smith east to 16th then south to Williams east to 14th south to Taylor and east to 11th. Residents north attend Jefferson, south attend Taft. Students from Selected Investments and nearby areas formerly sent to McKitick will join Jefferson.
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Jefferson District
Enrollment To Begin Friday For Stony Point Students
Enrollment opens Friday for Stony Point students with new terms and procedures. Parents and guardians should review district notices and schedule dates for registration and class selection.
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Fire Destroys Cache Business in Blazing Inferno
Fire crews battled a large blaze that consumed a cache business described as a big building smouldering on arrival. The conflagration threatened a nearby cafe located east of a residence, with embers and smoke endangering surrounding structures.
National Guard Training Review At Camp Friday Saturday
Guards living by convoy arrived Sunday morning and were in camp by noon. Maj. Gen. K L Berry Texas adjutant general will review the guard on Saturday at Lucas Field with Berry as officer. Support for the camp praised as outstanding by guardsmen. First FA Group and C Battery 595th FA Battalion provide summer camp support. Texan officials note heat not as bad as Texas.
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Lucas Field
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Drst FA
Attorneys General Transfer Meeting Reported Elimination Plan
Fragmentary notes describe a transfer meeting among attorneys general. The text hints at a public statement and possible elimination of an action or program, with references to a southern region and evolving policy considerations.
Stop Harsh Drugs for Constipation Get Gentle Relief
Plainspoken advice urges avoiding harsh laxatives and choosing Dr Caldwell's Seana Laxative for gentle relief. The ad promotes safer bowel action without brutal cramps and dependence, highlighting a non harsh alternative for temporary constipation.
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