Youth Fatally Stabbed In Fight In Flint Park
An 18 year old youth was fatally stabbed near Searsley Park outside a teen dance pavilion in Flint Michigan during a brawl. Two other youths suffered minor stab wounds as the crowd dispersed. Danny Steinhoff admitted stabbing Allen and was detained for investigation.
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Flint. Mich
Ronald Allen
Searsley Park
Parks and Recreation Department
Wayne Wieterholt
Robert Johnson
Allen
Ray Weatherwax
Danny Steinhoff
Flint
Steinhalf
Lieut, Weatherwax
Steinhoff
Oklahoma state grain and livestock prices report
The Lawton Constitution highlights Oklahoma market quotes from Oklahoma City grain and livestock sectors for August 16, 1957. Wheat No 1 hard varied by city with prices around 1.89 to 1.92, eggs steady around 20 to 30 cents, no. 1 butter steady around 50 to 53 cents, cattle and hogs limited by small offerings affecting price discovery, and overall light market activity across cattle calves hogs sheep.
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Lawton Constitution
Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Frederick
Enmond
el Keno
Enid
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Medford
Vinita
Tulsa
Pauls Valley
Shattuck
Blackwell
Watonga
Clinton
Elk City
Lawton
Butterlat
el Reno
Okatahoma City
USDA
British Begin Oman Pullout
British troops started withdrawing after a 10 day clash with rebels. Brig. J. A. R. Robertson's forces moved toward Muscat via Izki, with most personnel to depart by ship and the rest by air. Fahud base closed while the Firq airstrip remains for operations. Rebels previously linked to the Imam of Oman are noted as former Saudi trained recruits.
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Manama
Bahrain
J. A. R. Robertson
Izki
Muscat
Gulf of Oman
Fahud
Firq
First Baptist Revival Ready at Lawsons First Baptist Church
Dr CE Autry of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth will lead an eight day revival at Lawsons First Baptist Church. Services are 9 50 a m and 7 45 p m daily with special nights and audience seating arrangements. Kenneth Alyers directs a 7 voice adult choir and a children s choir of about 75 voices. Dr H Ton Wiles, the pastor, assists in the revival.
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Ce, Autry
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Lawson
First Baptist Church
Kenneth Alyers
de. H. Ton Wiles
Three Men Sent To State Prison From County Jail
Three men were moved from the county jail to the state penitentiary at McAlester by Sheriff Everett Hale. Leon Wiley, 40, of Austin Texas, and Edwin Bol din, 24, of 1604 Jefferson, received seven year terms for armed robbery at the Wonder bar and cafe No 20 B on August 3. David R. Brennen, 21, of Chicago and Fort Sill, drew five years for armed robbery, accused of robbing another Army man at Cache on February 2.
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McAlester
Everett Hale
Leon Wiley
Austin
Tex
Edwin Bouldin
Jefferson
David R. Brennen
Chicaze
Fort Sill
Cache
Tulsa Boy Killed by Truck on City Edge
A six year old Tulsa boy named Kenneth Allen Lake was killed when struck by a light truck along the southeastern edge of the city while walking home from a fishing trip. Highway patrol trooper Ed Edward identified the victim.
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Tulsa
Okli
Strike continues at Fort Sill amid union talks
Picket lines at four Fort Sill gates persist after a strike launched Aug. 1. Lawton attorney Manville Redman says he is undecided about attending a meeting at Fort Sill to discuss the dispute as he leaves for an Army reserve camp at Fort Charler. The union may call in another attorney.
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U.S. Army Artillery and Missile Center
Fort Sill
Manville Redman
Lawton
Union
Fort Charler
Fort
Rights Vote Stalls In Rules. House Prospects Improve
The Rules Committee has blocked action on a civil rights measure as Allen predicted a bill to pass soon. He said the committee would meet next Monday or Tuesday to act, suggesting the measure could adjourn with a bill. Republican leaders held a strategy session amid talk of completing optional action on the Demme version and adjournment by August 31. Democrats push to accept the Senate bill with its judicial provisions on contempt tied to voting rights cases.
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Allen
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Funeral Rites Set For Cyril Resident Edward Henery
Edward Henery longtime Cyril resident dies at home after lengthy illness. Services scheduled for 10 a m Saturday at Cyril First Baptist Church with Rev Frank Jennings and Rev J C Earl officiating. Burial in Apache Cemetery under Dalton Funeral Home direction. Henery born December 12 1882 in Wetmore Kansas survived by wife Elizabeth two sons Lawrence Deepwater Missouri and Val Dean Cyril two daughters Lucille Oaks Ann Arko and Leona Reardon two brothers Harry Ottawa and Herman Golf two sisters Mrs Arthur Berridge Fostoria and Mrs Jane Patton Topeka and four grandchildren.
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Edward Henery
Servees
Cyrt First Baptist Church
Frank Jennings
J. C. Earl
Atfleiate
Dalton Funeral Home
Fletcher
Henery
Wetmore
Kan
Elizabeth
Lawrence Henery
Deepwater
Klo
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Lucille Oaks
Anarko
Leona Reardon
Harry Henery
Ottawa
Herman Henery
Golf
Tan
Arthur Berridge
Fostoria
Jne Patton
Topeka
Army claims breakthrough in missile re entry heat shield
The New York Herald Tribune reports the Army achieved a major technological breakthrough by fabricating a material able to withstand extreme friction heat during long range missile re entry. A Jupiter IRBM test reportedly returned the nose cone intact, enabling potential use with atomic or hydrogen warheads. The piece notes the specifics of the material remain undisclosed and mentions the deepest descent as 10,30 feet.
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New York Herald Tribune
Washington Dispatch
Earth
The
Herald Tribune
Clinics Seek Volunteers for Vaccine Clinics
Community health committee calls for volunteer registered nurses to assist at vaccine clinics. No one will be turned away due to income. Interested helpers should contact Mrs Lansden or Mrs Ted Stalston by phone for details to be announced later.
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Sowever
Lans-7
Itten
Lansden
Ted Stalston
Volling
Ambiguous historic notice on costs and tax items
Fragmentary entries reference Loos os re Ma Mn Const Sunday 8 R14 403 2.38, Trees & Bunda 344.08, 2IRR, and prices from Conat Press Sun Const. Press, yearly terms. Mentions include 2 percent tax and multiple press names, but details and context are unclear.
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Loos Os Re Ma
Press & Sun
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Conat Press
Coun
Sunday
Lacey Testimony in Teamsters Probe Highlights Fifth Amendment Use
The hearing tangled with Hoffa Dio and O'Rourke while Lacey, long a Teamsters veteran, refused to admit ties to leaders or knowledge of racketeering figures. Secret recordings suggest offers to withdraw support and threats, as Lacey recounts diplomatic efforts and his own responses during the AFL CIO merger period in December 1955.
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McClellan
Lacey
O'Rourke
Council
Hoffa
Johnny Bio
Goldstein
Corallo
Joint Council
Aflcio
New York
Beck
Trial Record Recaps Courtroom Proceedings And Board Members
Trial continued from page one with Capt. Gilbert A. Frisbie as trial counsel. Col. Lindsay J. DeFrees presided as board president with Lt Col. Ferguson, Lt Col. Bryan, Maj. Worl, Maj. Chmielowski, Capt. Burd, Capt. Herring, Lt. Wrightly, and Lt. Thien serving on the panel.
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Gilbert A. Frisbie
Judge Advocate General's Corps
Lindsay J. DeFrees
Thomas G. Ferguson
W. E. Bryan
George H. Worl
Sigmund Chmielowski
John Dburd
James W. Herring
Noel B. Wrightly
Edward Thien
Former Fort Sill Colonel Charles W. Henry Dies at 45
Col. Charles W. Henry formerly of Fort Sill and deputy post commander at Fort Hood died unexpectedly of a heart ailment at 11 20 am Thursday. He served 1950 to 1954 at Fort Sill. Memorial services are planned Saturday at Fort Hood. Burial will be in San Antonio, Texas. Survived by wife Alice a son William and two daughters Peggey and Mrs. James Wall.
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Charles, W. Henry
Fort Sill
Lawton
Fort Hood
Col. Henry
Department of Tactics
Combined Army
San Anthio
Tex
Alice
William
Peggey
James Wall
Justice Dismisses Vagrancy Charge
Justice of the Peace Woodrow Giles dismissed a vagrancy charge against Joan Steed, 24, of No 14 A, on County Attorney Warren Crane’s recommendation. Cecia James, 25, of No 12 A, pleaded guilty and was fined 90 dollars plus court costs. A bench warrant was issued for Ruby Chatman, 27, of No 6 1/2 B, for failure to appear and she was ordered to return to court Thursday afternoon.
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Joan Steed
Justice of the
Woodrow Giles
Warren Crane
Cecia James
Giles
Ruby Chatman
Miss Chatman
Chester to Speak At Church Tonight
Tay Chester, minister of the 16th and Decatur Church of Christ in Washington, D. C., speaks at 7 30 p.m. at Sixth and Arlington Church of Christ. His talk closes week long lectureships opening the new church plant. Chester recently left Lawton to serve the capital church and has led revivals in Pocahontas and Corning Arkansas.
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Tay Chester
16Th
Decatur Church of Christ
Washington, D.C
Sixth
Arlington Church of Christ
Arlington
Plant
Chester
Lawton
Capitol
Pocahontas
Ark
Bgins
Corning
Congressional debate rages over foreign aid bill
Senate panel plans final hearing Monday on a multi billion dollar aid package. House Republicans fight to restore cuts as Democrats push back with strong defense of the 24 billion target. Sparks fly over the aid program with terms like Frankenstein-like monstrosity used in partisan exchanges.
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Appropriations Committee
Rep
Flood
D-Pa
Floor
Passman
D-La
Repubicans
Mrs James Stewart Hosts Germanettes Meeting at Home
Mrs James Stewart hosted a social meeting of the Germanettes club at her home 627 Carver at p.m. Thursday. Twelve members attended with Mrs Jacob Parker as reporter.
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James Stewart
Carver
Germanettes Club
Jacob Parker
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