Klemme Resigns Commerce Post Amid Industry Shift
Dr Raymond D. Thomas of Oklahoma State University was named to succeed Klemme as director of the Commerce and Industry Department. Klemme, who served 242 years, cited family and personal reasons and leaves effective December 31 or earlier if the governor approves.
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Raymond D. Thomas
Oklahoma State University
Hunt
Northern Natures Gas Co
Omaha
Nob
Eurovernor
Cormmigsiof
Thomas
Hag Lien
Oklahoma State Univer$ie
Teese
Coformies
Thord Signer
Taney
Gh. Gence
Dake Islature
G&j
Raymond Gear
Kiemme
MSM
Yrar Willy
Cahomea- In & Lelior
Gary
Traffic Mishaps Hurt Two Here
Two persons were injured in weekend traffic accidents reported by city police. D. P. Larwent, 72, of Medicine Park, and Donna Lee Kemp, 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Kemp, of Park, were identified as injured. Larwent’s late 1930s Plymouth pickup, stopped at a stop sign, was struck from behind by Earnest Jarreau, 39, driving a 1946 Buick at the intersection north of the city. Largent received laterations andSee INJURIES, Fags 2 Col.
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Medicine Park
End
Donna Lee Kemp
Paul H. Kemp
Park
Largent
Sun
Jimmy eBranscum
Roy Wood
Earnest Jarreau
1 100 Free Hawaii Storm 1 100 Free Hawaii Storm
Hurricane force winds battered northern Hawaii as 90 mph gusts disrupted power and phone service. Evacuations moved fishermen and field workers to public schools while rivers swelled towns near Honolulu. Navy rescue plans targeted a sinking fishing vessel and crew as rains continued.
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Ivar
Croas
Kauai
Aue Ivany
Wali
Gtonolulu
Avaleiel
Vilase
Lihue
Mokuaeae
Novi
Waal
Couchal
Balmy Weather Pokes Through Weekend Forecast
Forecasters predict milder conditions persisting into the weekend with an overnight low around 32 tonight and 26 previously and a high near 65 or higher. Partly cloudy skies continue through Tuesday with little to no precipitation and cooler air returning by the weekend.
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Touchert Lawton
Ty W L
U N Chief Hammerskjold in Deadlocked Talks With Jordan
UN Secretary General Hammarskjold confronts Jordanian leaders and King Hussein as he seeks to defuse tension between Israel and Jordan amid border incidents. Israel hints at relocating forces while Jordan denies and reports clashes near Beit Govrin and Ramat Rael. One Jordanian wounded.
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Walter Logan
Daz Hammarskjold
Israel
Amma
United Nations
Hussein
Idady
Watts Prary Tut Tottag Dewinds
Byrorr T. Leary
Creaky Three Middhinery
Hammarsfjold
Mount Sespus
le Tgyaeli
Jordan
Hammarskinld
Samir Rifai
Mussein
Aldye
Jerusalem
Adulant
Beit Govrin
Avdio
Fsrvitel
Ramat Rael
Fouthern
Bond Release Sought in Chambless Case Dispute
A motion to set aside a forfeiture order in the Chambless case was heard on the motions docket. Gordon L Patdon argues the body of Chambless has been found, meeting grounds for lifting the prior forfeiture, while Chambless was reportedly last seen July 5, 1936. The fight centers on release of a $700 personal bond posted in the case.
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Sy- Reror
Sununik Fireline and
Sivoty Co
Robert St
Chambless
Cleveland County
Ue Firit
Oklahoma City
Bear Bryant tied to power as college coach seeks new job
Bulletin from Hand Stanion Texas notes coach Bear Bryant, long linked with top programs, preparing to depart for a similar role at Albany. The report cites his request to pursue opportunities with another major college program, reflecting ongoing shifts in the coaching landscape.
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Tex
Bear Bryant
Tesis
College
Freie Ile
Inday
Alsbany
Launching of Satellite Near Cape Canaveral
United States aims to place its first space satellite in orbit this week from Cape Canaveral. Vanguard rocket to test a basic sphere with no instruments. no public launch timing announced. Officials preview a postlaunch briefing and emphasize ongoing work on long range missiles and space projects.
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Ais
United Press Stat
Washington
United States
John P. Magen
Project Vanguard
United Press
Defense Department
Fred Irong
Naval Research Laboratory
Hagen
U.S
Father Space
Simon Ramo
Air Force
A. W. Boils
iPontegon
Imissilés
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Cape Canaveral
Vanguard
Fla
U.S. Navy
Oklahoma Dry and Wet Camps Predict Victory in County Ballot
Oklahoma speakers forecast victory for the county option beer measure in tomorrow's vote. Campaign chair George A. Fisher of the anti option group expressed confidence, while United Drys secretary Dr. Stanley B. Niles avoided prognostication but noted a strong campaign. A statewide radio and TV address highlighted the effort and mobilization before the election.
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Oklahoma
Trey
George A. Fisher
Oklahoma Uniseating
Stanley B. Niles
The
United Drys
Gary
County Ballot Looms In Oklahoma Vote Battle
Ccounty voters prepare for a statewide ballot on the county option controlling beer sales. The United Dry campaign campaigns Sunday with church leaders urging a yes vote while claiming opposition from “wet” residents who favor states rights. Polls open 7 to 9 a.m. in towns and 3 a.m. to 9 p.m. rural precincts as early counts hint at the impact of the proposed amendment.
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County Election Board
Niles
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de. Niles
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Mans
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Ayam
Acm
Lawton Constitution
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Issa
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United Deys
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Pose
Col
Youngs
Eisenhower Returns to Office for First Time Since Stroke
President Eisenhower visited his office today for the first time since his cerebral attack a week ago and said he would sit in on an alternate Cabinet meeting. He drove from Gettysburg to Washington, dictated a memorandum, and then took a nap before attending the White House luncheon. Progress reported as excellent by White House physicians, with plans to join the expected discussions with congressional leaders on defense and foreign policy.
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Gary
Archéen Industy
Fayeau Col
Washington
Eisenhower
Geltus Durs
Ann Whitman
James C. Hazeviy
Hagerty
Tomerrow
Jeaders
Congress
White House
Gettysburg
Howard
Snyder
Whire House
Howard Wi. Snyder
Presidents Farm
Civil Defense Tests Plan Home Warning Device
National civil defense chief Leo A. Hoegh announced development of a simple home warning device usable with any central power system. He spoke at the American Municipal Assn. gathering amid Sputnik fears and intercontinental missile concerns.
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Russia
Vitet Hoegh
Senate
Cole
Central High School Quiet After Guard Withdrawal
Little Rock schools report a calm day as nine Negro students attend Central High under private transport and enter quietly. National Guardsmen, who guarded the campus through the week, pull back to sidewalks with略 slight reinforcement, leaving the school to local authorities.
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Little Rock Lpi
Central High School
Dist Airborne Infantry
Little Rock Wednes
Central High
Arkansas National Guardsmen
National Guard
Roops
Tokyo students protest festival hot dogs scandal
Tokyo University students protested after the festival’s hot dogs were found to be only half made with ground dog meat from stray canines on campus.
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Tokyo
Tokyo University
City Yale Buying Off To Fast Start
Lawton merchants opened the gaily decorated stoves and storefronts for the Christmas rush as Yale shoppers filled downtown and suburban areas. Saturday night business was very good with Lawtonians and Fort Sill personnel inspecting a wide range of holiday merchandise. Merchants reported above average post holiday shopping and strong layaway sales with many planning purchases this week. The late shopping hours extend through December 3 and again during December 16 to 23 to give clerks a break.
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Yale
Cate‘gory
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