Plant Suspends 38 In Walkout At Lawtow
Miami Goodrich plant halted operations as 38 workers began a work stoppage described as a walkout. manager Spaulding and union leaders disputed the cause, with suspensions ranging from first offenders to three weeks for major violations. no immediate review of findings or recommendations was reported.
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Lawtow Constitution
Miami Goodrich
Plant
Miami
Oia
Caonefiae
Rvea
Planet Yaikou
Posen
Fermat
Gata
Otters
United Hubbers
Lagat
Guulding
Irtier
Jmant
Aby Lane
Dion
Chisea
Spaulding
Texan Killed In Gunfight With Officers
Texas man Brewster was shot and killed by Chicago police outside a Loop courthouse as he drew a revolver during an attempted arrest. Police say he fired first. none of the officers were hurt. Brewster had a history of arrests for assault, theft, and sexual slavery involving a minor. He had recently been released from jail and was under surveillance by police when shot.
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Chiang
Tom Brewstes
Shaver
Wis
Chivago
Cate
Brewster
Amardey Charee
Chien
Congress
Tostead Brewster
Fort Worth
Brewaster
Southurst
Sears
Oklahoma
West Coast
Tarrant County
Dallas
Toledo midwives assist second delivery in patrol ward
A rough hospital scene in Toledo as a CPI paramedic notes a woman delivered a child in a patrol area. Mrs Besar Sasha, present during the birth, and the midwives faced delays and confusion. The incident marks a second delivery in the work week for the team.
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ATS
Toledo
Chin
CPI
Liahwas Patrals
Sylenntia Peshere
Besar
Sasha
Jaishand
Jfna Hospital
Mysterious Lights In Sky Reported Across States
Reports describe unusual lights in the sky over multiple states including Mula delphia and surrounding areas. Observers cite visual phenomena near union, Deby fam Heeken en Bruvtsatek and other localities while Washington DC observers at Sasul Observatory note five sightings.
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Union
Derseys
Washington, D.C
Sasul Observatory
Nawiil Red TV
Big Brothers Club Proposed to Aid Downtown Youth
Vernon Miehl Iowa attorney spoke to Downtown Winanians about forming a Big Brothers organization to guide and mentor local boys. He cited existing groups like the YMCA and Salvation Army but urged a dedicated program, with support from community leaders and the Kiwanis club.
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Vernon Miehl
Iowa
Toid
Big Brothers
YMCA
Salvation Army
Jel
Biss Brothers Organization
Biziche
Oenage Boys
Angie
Wadersma
Progran
Vehsformias
Warren Smith
Rawlings Morris
Freeman
Kiwanis Club
A. PL Barns
Wester
Tom Anthor
Wendill Bevins
Lawton
Postal Annex Hours Extended for Christmas Rush
Postal Annex extends hours for the holiday period. Beginning Monday, December 1, facilities at Ames, Der, and Sheridan stations will stay open until 6 PM, with early morning starts shifted to 8 AM. Saturday operations continue at Sheridan Roar after noon, while deliveries and parcel processing remain active through the holiday week. Bennie Stephens notes the changes amid peak mail volume.
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Jst
Pilin
Pashnauisti
Anil Spa
Amain
Sheridan Roar
Bennie Stephens
Sid Dunes
Escape Adds To Con s Term
APP ETBON CHIY Mo CRY Ar autem forescape from the Missouro state penitentiary. Ward Davis, 78, was convicted in 13d of trafficking teenage girls and robbery. He attempted to rape a girl, disarmed Missouri highway patrolmen, and was involved in a shooting incident during escape attempts. Davis pulled a knife on a suspect, and a scuffle ensued before a fence collapse.
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App Etbon Chiy
Okla
Midese
Ward Davis
Conviel
Bay Triad
Gui Davis
Mise Sound
Missouri
Nash
Prisui
Davis
Rich Devas
Rocket Fails During Cape Canaveral Test Flight
Officials report the Vanguard rocket exploded shortly after liftoff at Cape Canaveral. Debris and a 400 yard ground search followed as power loss and fuel separation hindered the attempt. Vanguard, Martin Co. personnel, and Cape Canaveral observers watched the three stage rocket fail to deliver its satellite payload. Flight is part of the IGY space program with planned future tests and eventual manned missions.
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Paul Walsh
Vanguard Central Center
Naval Research Labora
Peter Harn
Cape Canaveral
Ani
Mop
Joys
Sis
Vrady
Martin Co
Nour Tel
Washington
Department
Naval Research Laboratory
Pentagon
Vanguard
Dbdy Asm
Defense Department
Defense
Uwe
Marler
Big Martin Co. Vanguard
Tieulies
Je Vanguard
Gotham Blues Singer Loses New York Cabaret License
New York police announced that Billy Daniels, famed blues singer, will not perform in New York night clubs again as his cabaret license was revoked. Judge George M. Carney sentenced him for an assault charge connected to a previous nightclub shooting. Daniels previously pleaded guilty to a lesser charge, which also bars cabaret licenses.
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New York
Billy Daniels
Mike Meheay
Daniels
Cabstel Teenie
George MM
Carney
Guage
Hin Aloyal
Dan Firls
Jessen Min
James R. Jackson
Comanche County Civic Actions and Finance Plans
Auditor Clift Simpson and Milo Tague bid up to 8100 for 160 acres of school land. County Treasurer Lillian Waid to begin collecting 757,368.01 in 1957 county taxes. Plans for a new $200,000 courthouse proceed with architectural firm discussion. Governor Johnston and federal figures referenced in surrounding notes. Christmas tree shipments announced by Business Women's club.
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Oklahoma
Lawson
Clarence Soper
Comanche County
Secretary Sues Memph is Tenn for Royalties Share
Mrs Gladys Reinhard a secretary files suit in Memphis against CG Matthews author of the song White Silver Sands. She claims she is owed a share of the royalties and alleges he deprived her of her writing credit for the melody and lyrics.
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Mempuis
Tenn
Gladys Reinhard
Hall
White Silver Sands
Reinhard
CG. Matthews
Hey
Pair Advances In Speech Meet At Southeastern College Invite
Two Lawton high school students qualified for the state tournament at the Southeast ern college invitational speech tournament. Stephanie Lester won first in dramatic literature and Gace Niencayk took first in humorous literature. Other placers included Ellen Ewing second in girls radio and Sam Jo third in analysis of public ads.
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Lawton High School
Duvar
Stephanie Lester
Gace
Niencayk
Ellen Ewing
Sam Jo
Judy Strahan
Suzanne Jones
Ben Ans~ley
Carolyn Burgess
Mike Lewis
Pat Shickon
Muskogee
Ardmoor
Durrant
McAlester
Bristow
Sand Springs
Oklahom City
Capital Hill
Denison
Tex
Tomlinson Junior High Hosts First Annual Christmas Party
About 100 teachers gathered in the Tomlinson Junior High School cafeteria for the first annual faculty Christmas party. Central junior high teachers attended as special guests. Principal Emene A Richardson presided as host. Trula Robinson presented an original operetta performed by the Tomlinson faculty.
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Tomlinson Junior High School
Central Junior High School
Emene
A. Richardson
Tomlinson
Trula Robinson
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