Germans debate neutral plan amid NATO pullout pressure
In Bonn and Frankfurt the debate over a neutralized West Germany grows as NATO defenses near a summit. Chancellor Adenauer and Foreign Minister von Brentano face questions about risking national unity, with Kennan's proposals fueling the fiercest postwar debate on Germany's fate.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
NATO
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Heinrich von Brentano
Adenauer
Washington
Moscow
Ted
U.S
George F. Kennan
U S
London
Kennan
Russia
Europe
Central
Cotton Quota Ballot Readily Placed for Comanche County Vote
Comanche county faces a nationwide cotton marketing quota referendum for 1958 with polls open from a.m. to p.m. at ten divisions. If two thirds vote yes, precioe support ranges 75 to 90 percent parity. if more than one third vote no, support falls to 50 percent. County quota totals 14 254 acres among 940 eligible growers with eleven polling sites listed.
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Comanche County
Elbert Welf
County Agriculture Stablization and Conservation Committee
Bill Sieg
ASC
Lawton
Woll
SahPlhearts
Porter i C—Keeler Cafe
Elgin
D&E—Ward
Sterling
Snriver
Pleasant Valley School
A&i
Second Lawton
Geronima
Geronim O- 21—Faxon School
K&i
Slue Beaver School
M—Ingiahoma School
Speakers To Push For Airport Bonds Campaign
Oklahoma City AP reports a speakers bureau organized to campaign for the $7,487,000 airport bond issue. Fifty five speakers will appear before civic, women's and business groups urging passage with the slogan Dont Clip our Wings. John Kirkpatrick chairs the get-out-the-vote committee as voters are urged to back Will Rogers and Tulsa airports expansion and development.
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John Kirkpatrick
Oklahoma City
Will Rogers
Tulakes
Judge Disposes of 33 Municipal Court Complaints
Judge J Merle Oaks disposed of 33 municipal court complaints this morning, totaling 210 in fines and bond forfeitures. Defendants include Robert F Runnels 34 forfeiting 60 in bonds for threatening a police officer profane language and drunkenness disturbance. Charles E Carr 42 St Louis fined for driving while drinking following too closely and excessive speed. Others include Paul E McAddo Fort Sill and Charles E Mead 57 Oklahoma City with multiple offenses.
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J. Merle Oaks
Robert F. Runnels
Ann Miller
Charles E. Carr
St. Louis
Paul E. McAddo
Fort Sill
Charles E. Mead
James Mosley
Oklahoma City
Felix Chapa
Wichita Falls
Jimmy Dee Shelton
Lovie Cherry
Jefferson
William Burris
Lawton
Randy Hatcher
Warren Hotel
Marlene Keithabroco
Rt. 1
Eljsin
Mary Jo Comstock
Yale Central Junior High Christmas Assembly
The annual Christmas program at Yale Central Junior High will be held at 5 am Friday in the school auditorium. The all school event features vocal music art and speech departments with Mrs. Bridges Bailey and Andrews directing. Narrators include Phil Cook and Billie Ruth Bish.
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Central Junior High
Sarah Bridges
Velma Bailey
Bethel Andrews
America
Phil Cook
Billie Ruth Bish
Cub Scouts Honor Winners at Wash ington School Meeting
Capt T J Dixon Jr awards chairman of Cub Pack 7 presented den chief badges to Charles Darling Sammy Richard Harding and Randy Mayes. Charles Robinson earned a gold and silver arrowpoint and service stars. Bobcat pins went to Jerry Bradley Michael Breitinger George Coe ke Jerry Don Dixson Butch Dickson Bill and Phil McDonald Mike Mahaffay Ronald Robinson Tommy Schlesinger and Kellie Russell with Russell also receiving his Wolf badge. Pushmobile honors went to Don and Mike Mahaffay for second in eight year olds. third place to Mike Johnson Larry Gross and to Danny Tibbets Charles Becker in other brackets. The den mothers staged a skit. Willard Johnson is cubmaster.
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T J. Dixon Jr
Cub Pack 7
Washington School
Den
Charles Darling
Sammy
Richard
Harding
Randy Mayes
Charles Robinson
Jerry Bradley
Michael Breitinger
George Coeke
Jerry Don Dixon
Butch Dickson
Bill and Phil McDonald
Mike Mahalfay
Ronald Robinson
Tommy Schlesinger
Kkelkie Russell
Russell
Jimmy Darting
Danny Tibbels
Bill Bridges
Ray Todd
Jimmy Russell
Don Mahaffay
Mike Mahaffay
Denners
Mike Johnson
Larry Gross
Jame Robinson
Jerry McDonald
Don
Mike Mahaliay
Danny Tibbets
Charles Becker
Jack Russell
den Five
Willard Johnson
Miami Goodrich Force Ends Strike
Miami Goodrich Rubber plant workers returned to their jobs ending a three day walkout over unexplained grievances. Local 8 union president Bob Long met with members to persuade a return to work. Company suspended 38 employees for one to three weeks for their part in the walkout.
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Miami
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Bob Long
United Rubber Workers
Long
Cityans Report Robbery Theft and Vehicle Thefts
Police logged weekend reports including a robbery by Charlie L Baird who stole $20 from his coat and was threatened with a club after being grabbed. Ronnie Best's 1951 Chevrolet was stolen from 709 D, bearing OK tag 4 16840. An 18 inch hole was cut in a Cadillac canvas top at Third and F. Barbara Cash reported a blue white 26 inch B F Goodrich bicycle stolen Friday.
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Charlie L. Baird
Baird
Kim
B and c
Ronnie Best
Oklahoma
Bill Burch
Barbara Cash
B. F. Goodrich
Sooners Attend Safety Meeting
Washington dispatch reports three Oklahomans at a two day conference of President Eisenhower's commission on traffic safety. Justice Earl Welch highway patrol Maj. Jack Rollins and Enid City Manager Gerald Wilkins join delegations from 48 states to prepare recommendations for four regional conferences next spring.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Commission On Traffic Safety
Supreme Court
Earl Welch
Highway Patrol
Jack Rollins
Enid
Gerald Wilkins
Four Killed On Highways In Oklahoma Toll Rise
Four people died in separate crashes across Oklahoma as the 1957 traffic fatality toll rose to 642, with victims including Donna Marie Chappell and Gertrude Shandy. The Piersons of Meeker, Isabel and Patricia, perished in crashes near Chandler and Cheentab, while an infant died from injuries after a three car collision near Owasso on U.S. Highway 73.
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Oklahoma
Donna Marie Chappell
Owasso
Gertrude Shandy
Henryetta
Isabel Margaret Harris Pierson
Meeker
Patricia Margaret Pierson
Jimmy Chappell
Claremore
U. S. Highway 73
Shandy
Checotah
Cheentab
Pierson
Chandler
Purse Reported Lost in Downtown Saturday
Police were asked to locate a purse containing 236 dollars lost in the downtown shopping area Saturday evening. Janice Garliff reported the purse or pocket book disappeared when she exited her car around 6 p.m. in the 400 block 5S Third. The loss included coins a twenty dollar bill and smaller bills.
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Janice Garliff
Funeral Rites for H J Taylor Held in Cache Church
Retired Frisco railroad man H J Taylor born 1888 in Arkansas died Friday. Service 2:30 p.m. today at Cache Baptist Church with Rev M D Burk officiating. Burial in Cache Cemetery under Cache Funeral Home. Survived by wife Maude Cast Brinkman Taylor, five sons Roger Rex Ralph Leo Bill, two daughters Alta Price and Bert Bowman, a brother C Taylor, two sisters, 18 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Also Loveland and Cache area deaths noted with services in Lawton and Cache. Edward Burns 73 formerly of Lawton dies. burial in Grandfield cemetery. Mrs Louisa Tompkins 91 dies. services at Cache Baptist Church. Burial in Cache Cemetery.
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Cache
H. J
Taylor
M.D
Buria
Meal Funeral Home
Arkansas
Maude
Brinkman
Sue
Alta Price
Bert Bowman
Midwest City
Roger
Middleton
Ohio
Rex
Ralph
Leo
Cadhe
Bill
Norman
C. ©. Taylor
Ardmore
Clark
Splawn
Sulphur
Pearl Little
Oklahoma City
Loveland
Edward Burns
Lawton
W. Burns
Cache Road
Sanday
Mohr
Fred Willhaite
Baptist
Grandfield
Eureka
Kan
Burns
Oklahoma
Indiahoma
First Baptist
Burns of Co
Axel
Fred
Stait
Louisa Tompkins
M. D. Burk
Miinois
Tompkins
Baptist Church
John A. Tompkins
Tennessee
Gordon
Lancaster
Calif
Willie
Buck
Haskell
Tex
Corbett
Riley
Myre -Conner
Jaytown
Nona Boatman
Polly Smith
Lola Smith
Ontario
Canif
Cache Cemetery
Cache, Funeral Home
Meetings Set To Protest Sill Expansion
Community meetings were scheduled at Carnegie Roosevelt and Cooperton to protest Fort Sill expansion. Gen J C Styroh and Gen Maxwell Taylor spoke at mass meetings defending the plan citing land needs and future weapons. Local leaders Will form committees and names delegates to direct area actions with meetings set at Havaka hotel Thursday.
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Hobart
Okla
Carnegie
Roosevelt
Sto. Fight
Fort, S
C. Styroh
45Th National Guard Division
Maxwell’ Taylor
Army
Fort
Fort Sill
Taylor
Sid Catmot
Shyren
Hubert
W. A. Trawick, Jr
Cooperton
Havaka
Three Sought For Assault Near Yukon Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City police hunt three men who robbed a 11 year old and kidnapped his girlfriend near a lovers lane north of Lake Overholser. The 15 year old Beth any girl was released six miles south on US 66. The couple was forced from their car after a shot was fired. The youths reported the blue 194 model automobile traveling south west of Yukon on US 66.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Gily
Bethany
Yukon
Lake Overholser
Army Orders File Docket From Washington D C 1955 1958
Army formally issues personnel rank and station notices listing officers from Lt Roger H Boye to 1st Lt Tine F McMahon with dates and assignments, including transfers to Oakland Army Terminal and Frankfurt Germany, plus retirements and home postings. The document cites Wil l: Norman Willems and several units and forts, noting dates from 1953 to 1958 and locations in Washington D C Fort Bragg Camp Campbell and Charlotte NC.
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Department of the Arty
Wagton
Agrieg
Arillery
Presidio of
San Francisco
Washington, D.C
Gary
Langston
Cambell
Oakland Army Terminal
Oakland
Robert W. Hayes
Oacst USA
Washington, D
USA
Oacsi USA
Atm
Frankfurt
Germany
Norman
Willems
Witems
Hansord
Wash
Lo Pr Ord
Max G. Horton
Slaten Island
Brest
D. Sohnson
Rucker
Bankston
Ft Bragg
John Ft
Sia
Galt
Claute
Dodson
Carmpbell
United States
Everett L. Alrey
William ‘L. Baddakee
Ange
John C.bowden Jr
Kenneth E. Cardwell
David Lcarson
Edwin F. Click
Winston L. Comer
Jel EL Robert
G. Lanner
Tine F. McMahon
Charlotte
Orkland
Calif
John T. Bradish
LA Wiehard KK
Diptsch
George
Go Meade
Bruce Hy Ginbons
Mr Spadden
Dale H. Twachtmann
Ft Sill
Shelby Paulis
Ft St
Snd
Obituary: Dr On G Hazel Dies at 57 in Oklahoma City
Dr On G Hazel, 57, skin specialist and longtime University of Oklahoma Medical School faculty member for 24 years, died after a two month illness in Oklahoma City hospital. He formerly served as president of the Oklahoma County Medical Society.
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IMES
Oklahoma City
Onis G. Hazel
University of Oklahoma Medical School
Olahoma County Medical Society
70 Attend Meeting Of Okdahams Reading Council
Miss Thelma Talla will attend a meeting of the Okdahams Reading Council on Saturday. The notice appears in the local public records.
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Thelma Talla Will
Okdahams Reading
Isa Sater
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