Driving Suspect Found Innocent
Judge J Morie Oaks disposed of 21 cases in Municipal court this morning reinforcing a verdict of innocence for Eddie Miranda 48 of 205 C charged with reckless driving. Several defendants forfeited bonds for reckless driving license violations and speeding. Two youths faced fines for following too closely and public drunkenness. Two suspects were transferred to military authorities for prosecution.
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J. Morie Oaks
Eddie Miranda
Donald Barnett
Edward Williams
WHS Bell
Harley Marlon
Lonnie Lee Whalley
William E. Klayes
Thomas L. Willems
Mayor's Secretary Resigns to Join Insurance Firm
Mrs Blanche Rogers resigns Tuesday as assistant secretary to Mayor C R Elsworth and announces a Secretarial post with Land ere Zwaar Insurance Co. Miss Jan Garner replaces her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Rogers
C. R. Elsworth
Landere-Zwaar Insurance Co
Rogers
Jan Garner
Dearborn
Conway Garner
Miss Garner
Lawton High Scnond
Cameron College
Foreign aid bill advances amid Senate action and House delay
The Senate approved a compromise foreign aid bill after a brief 15 minute session, while House Speaker Rayburn delayed action to avoid quorum problems. The measure totals 3.435 billion dollars in new and re appropriated funds for military, defense, and development programs abroad for the year starting July 1, with a new development loan fund feature and a higher total than the House initial figure. Potato chip sales reached 353 million dollars in the U S last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Rayburn Dtex
Eisenhower
Senate
Duplex purchases boost Oklahoma City area foreclosures
Nine Carlois duplexes north of Mache Road were sold last April to two Lawton physicians for 157 500. American Realty handled the sale for FHA with buyers Johnnie J Bonifield and Dr Rodney J Worthen. FHA still lists 49 duplexes in Comanche Barnes area on Mobley and Ozman streets for sale. FNMA acquired 72 rental units in Goovh Acres in a foreclosure suit totaling 190 915.14 with a bid of 448 600. Owners include Sturdevant roofing firm and Albright Steel and Wire Co both based in Oklahoma City.
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Mache Road
Stephens
Lawton
American Realty
FUA
Johnnie JH. Bonifield
Rodney J. Worthen
Wits
BEW
Winkelman
Sturdevant
Alles
Albright
Albright Steel and Wire Co
Oklahoma City
Slave Protests Pay and Conditions at Camp
An independent NAACP member in Augusta speaks to local press claiming not a cardholding member but criticizing the organization while raising worker grievances. He alleges unpaid or underpaid labor and high credit costs at camp commissaries. NAACP official Hill cites forced cigarette and bread prices. Harriman orders state committees to run the inquiry directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assn
Advancement of
Colored People
Augusta
NAACP
Brunson
Camp
Herbert C. Hill
Harriman
Tavern Safe Cracked in Lawton. Youth Linked by Car Theft
A Lawton youth is questioned after a tavern burglary in which doors and lids from machines were pried open and cash stolen. Police tied the suspect to a separate $3 theft from a car sun visor, found near Johnson's Tea Cream where another safe was broken into between 9 pm Thursday and 3:15 am today.
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Flora F. Collier
Lawton
Roe
Earlir
Picketing dispute at Page plant tests gate access and NLRB view
Hearings center on picketing at Gate 2 and other entrances around Fort Sil pro Vast. Col Bonifay says order restricting Page employees to Gate 2 was not violated. Union argues supplies use all entrances and seeks broader legal protection. NLRB claims Gate 2 picketing illegal if it extends beyond that point. The union delays quorum by contesting service of an officer as not valid. A 10 day extension on the restraining order was granted before resuming the hearing.
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Gate 2
Reservaton
Col
T .F. Bonifay
Fort Sil
Page
Paulton
Machinists Union
Bill Sexton
NLRB
Lawton man in custody over exposure case in Fort Sill area
A 6 year old Lawton man remained in custody as an investigation continued into an alleged indecent exposure by the suspect near Sears Rogbuck Co Fort Sill Blvd and Gore. Police said he admitted exposure while in his car. A prior related offense and sentences were noted.
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Lawton Swan
Sears
Rogbuck and Co
Fort Sill Blvd
Gore
McAlester
Altus
Lawton
Sportsmen's Paradise Hotel in Gunnison Colorado
Small Gunnison hotel offers heart of big game and trout fishing area ideal for couples and sportsmen. Listing highlights scenic location near the Sportsmen's Club with total price of 37000 dollars.
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Gunnison
Colorado
Civil Rights Bill Proposes Expanded Enforcement and Jury Changes
The proposal would bar jury trials in civil contempt in voting rights cases and authorize civil contempt actions to enforce court orders. It calls for a six member bipartisan commission with presidential nomination and Senate confirmation, a two year study of civil rights issues, and subpoena power. A new civil rights division in the Justice Department would be created, and a repeal of a Reconstruction era law allows troops to enforce civil rights orders. The measure would change federal jury qualification rules to better allow Negroes on juries, with penalties for unauthorized disclosure of commission proceedings limited to commission staff.
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Civili Rights Commission
Commission
Buffaloes for sale at Wichita Mountains Refuge
Buffaloes tied from Page One offered at 5100 for Bik, frozen and cut in quarters. Processed family or barbecue style, frozen and shipped with dry ice nationwide for 180. About 720 available in the same style. Contact Howard by mail at the refuge. orders filled after mailing list completion. Refuge headquarters Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Cache Ollahora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Howard
Refuge
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Cache
Ollahora
Boston Newspaper Walkout Settled After Three-Week Strike
Six Boston daily papers resume publication following a long stalemate with the Mailers Union. About 300 strikers voted to accept a $10.25 weekly package wage increase over two years plus ten unspecified improvements in working conditions after negotiations with publishers and Gov. Foster Furcolo.
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Boston
Mailers Union
International Typographical Union
Gov
Faster Furveolo
Morning and Evening Globe
Herald-Traveler
Record- American Advertiser
Missile program delays and funding limits noted
Senator Jackson cited Defense Department budget controls slowing missile research and testing, with future production figures lowered and overtime pay restrictions affecting missiles work. Quarles defended progress, claiming top priority and no program-wide restrictions. A Jupiter prototype reportedly landed near its Atlantic target, lacking a nuclear nose cone.
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Cal
Jackson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Defense Department
Navy
Congress
Arctic
America
Quarles
U.S
Atlantic
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Okla
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Ayr
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Sun
I JG
Conel
Frese
Lestribolorstar
Johnson
Wyandotte Chemicals
Lily Cups
Adfalo
P Southwest
Regina
Ashtock
Southwest Chemical Co
Billie Clark
Tomlinson Junior High
Tomlinson
New Tomlinson
Clark
Africa
Sportsmen's Paradise
Tom Lansden
Amounees
Denistry
North Vth
Ferris
Zale‘s
Gent’s
Jewel Bulova
Trade Ins
Tedevol
San Pee
Lady's Smart
Tale
Lady's
Bulova
aNet NG
Underwood
Grand Gily Kaya
Zale Jewelry CO
Plrese
Feel Price
Zale
EAB
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COTO
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