Suspect Roden Escapes Jail Then Accused Gunfire Near Malvern
In Green Valley near here Murphy and others hunted for Roden who escaped Nov. 24 from Malvern Arkansas Hot Spring County jail. Roden allegedly shot Compton as officers pursued him after a game warden hold up. Roadblocks and bloodhounds from Oklahoma were used. Roden was awaiting trial for car theft when he overpowered a woman delivering linen and escaped.
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Smithvilles Struick
Queen
Murphy
Compton
Bill Knighton
Green Valley
Here
Rogen
Hot Spring
Malver
Ark
Knighton
Roden
Oklahoma 1958 car tags go on sale statewide
Oklahoma tags for 1958 are issued from 8 am to 4 pm daily at tag agents offices. Agent Ralph Hennessee states the office closes at 12 on Saturdays. Tags with black numbers on white background will be sold until January 31, after which delinquent owners face fines. Residents are urged to appear with their files and registration rather than call for tag ratings.
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Oklahoma
Ralph Hennessee
Hennegsee
Space satellite rocket stages described for Vanguard and Army models
The report outlines the four stage rocket assembly for a Vanguard and an Army satellite. It notes weights around 20 pounds for each satellite, with the fourth stage providing final propulsion to reach about 18 000 miles per hour. The payload aims to measure cosmic meteoric impacts in space, following unveiling by Caltech scientists.
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Foput
Amy
Semblea
Tel
Fi Rodkeb
Vanguard
Army
California I Institute of Technology
Thhey
Redstone Test Is Successful Atlas Readied for Launch
At Cape Canaveral an Army Redstone flight succeeded on Tuesday night. Officials and observers looked to a potential satellite mission aboard a Jupiter or Atlas, as another Atlas neared launch and a Bomarc and small missile tested earlier in the week. The night launch produced a bright orange flame visible for minutes, with no official confirmation on further details.
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Cape Canaveral
Air Force
Fla
Navy Vanguard
Patrick Air Force Base
Cape Canaveral Test Center
Cape
Industry Fund Grows Report On Top Friday
A progress report on the campaign to fund an industrial development program will be presented at Friday’s Chamber of Commerce forum. The fund surpassed 150000 dollars after 26500 in pledges were reported, with more expected to approach 200000 dollars. Names pledged include Sears Roebuck and Company, Lacy Furniture, Lawton Theater Company, Luke Duff, and T A Hamra, increasing the total from 131500 to 158000 dollars. The Lawton Industrial Development Company seeks to attract new industries to Southwestern Oklahoma and plans to issue 5 percent preferred stock through Latvion Industrial Development Company and accept tax deductible contributions via an Industrial Development Trust. The corporation may acquire and manage real and personal property and execute related contracts and notes to fulfill its purpose.
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Chamber of Commerce Forum
Chamber
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Lacy Furniture ,Company
Lawton Industrial Development Company
Oklahoma
Chamber of Commerce Expains
Pakistan Regime Falls In Dispute
In Karachi Prime Minister Ismail Chundrigar resigns as the Republican party topples the government for the second time in two months. Iskander Mirza asks Chundrigar to form a new government as the National Assembly adjourns. The Republicans withdraw from the coalition over a proposal for separate electoral polling for Moslems, Hindus and Christians.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Ismail Chundrigar
Republican Party
Iskander Mirza
Chundrigar
Airliner delivers baby during fogbound Shannon approach
An American airliner circled Shannon airport early today as hostesses delivered a baby on ground radio guidance. The seven pound boy was born to Elizabeth Raics a Hungarian refugee en route to New York with 73 other refugees from Yugoslavia. Captain Ted Clarke landed the plane after a long fog delay and the mother and infant were reported in excellent condition. The flight then continued to North America with both parents aboard.
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Shannon
Elizabeth Raics
New York
Yugoslavia
Raics
Ted Clarke
Clarke
William Flynn
Flynn
Subway Strike Sparks NYTA Showdown With Motormen
New York Transit Authority announced improved service and a plan to replace striking motormen as negotiations faltered. About 408 of 722 trains operated during peak hours while 313 ran yesterday. 38 returned to work, with hundreds still striking. Justice Greenberg offered mediation as City Hall eyed staggered hours to ease Christmas travel.
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New York 4
New York Transit Authority
Manhattan
NYTA
State Supremes Court
Henry Clay Greenberg
City Hall
Stuire
Eisenhower to Attend Paris NATO Summit Despite Stroke
President Eisenhower plans to travel to Paris for the NATO heads of state meeting despite a mild stroke 16 days earlier. Medical teams call him in excellent condition and ready for talks with Secretary Dulles, with Eisenhower to stay at the American embassy as the Paris gathering seeks unity against missile threats.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Russia
John Foster Dulles
U.S
White House
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rcalif
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Hisenhower
Howard McC. Snyder
Maj
John Eisenhower
Mercury Plunges To Season's Low In Cold Front
A bone chilling north wind left the season’s low reading of 45 degrees overnight. Bright sunshine this morning lifted to 27 by 11am with a high 42 forecast. Forecasters warn of a 23 degree night, a northwest warmup to 54 Thursday, then partly cloudy cool weather and a warming trend Saturday through Monday with no precipitation.
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Tate
Gage
Allus
U.S. Says Bulganin Letter Aims at NATO Paris Summit
The United States accused Soviet Premier Bulganin of using a 3000‑word note to influence the Paris NATO summit. Officials called the message propaganda, not substantive, and said Dulles and Eisenhower would study it before departing for Paris.
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U.S
Bulganin
NATO
Paris
Washington
United States
Russia
Atlantic
Eisenhower
State Department
Dulles
White House
Bulgarin
Lincoln White
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Poland
East
West Germany
United Nations
Konrad Adenauer
Bulgania
India
Nehru
Ike Nehru
Radio Moscow
Britain
London
Six Children to Become Citizens in Dallas Hearing
District Judge Luther B Eu banks held a naturalization hearing at 3 p m for 12 to 35 foreign born applicants. Among them six children under one year old were included the largest group of youngsters to be naturalized in a single hearing here. After the court session, the Daughters of American Revolution planned a refreshments party in the Civic room of Security Bank and Trust Co.
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Luther B. Eubanks
United States
Glenn A. Torrence
Dallas
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Bureau
Daughters of American Revolution
Lawton Chamber Seeks Public Ideas For 1958 Program
The Lawton Chamber of Commerce Programs of Work Committee invites nonmembers to submit community goals for the coming year. Citizens should mail or deliver suggestions to the Chamber office at 607 C by 5 p.m. Monday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawton
Chamber
Four Die in Fort Smith Area Coal Mine Blast
A gas explosion at Peerless Coal Co. No. 3 mine near Hackett and Greenwood Arkansas killed four men and lightly injured two others. The mine had not produced for a month and rescue teams faced poor air supply as bodies of two victims remained unrecovered.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Peerless ‘Coal Co
Excelsior
Hackett
Greenword
Here
W. H. Lewis
C. A. Melton
Lewis
George Simmons
Greenwood
Arkland
L. D
Melton
Four Teamster Officials Questioned Over Labor Terrorism Links
Senate investigators summoned four Tennessee Teamsters officials from Local 327 in Nashville and Local 2% in Knoxville for questioning over alleged labor terrorism. William A Smith and Rain G Vaughn invoked the Fifth Amendment, while Wil liam J Reynolds Don Vestal Perry Canaday and Robert Marston faced testimony about violence in labor disputes and possible perjury. McClellan pressed Vaughn on inconsistent statements as Smith denied involvement in dynamite and intimidation tactics.
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Washington
Senate
Tennessee Teamster
William ‘A
Smitty
Smith
Rain G
Red) Vaughn
Teamster Local 327
Nashville
Willliam J. ‘Reynolds
Teamster Local
Knoxville
Don Vestal
Perry Canaday
Robert Marston
Vestal
Lecal
Tennessee Joint Council of Teamsters
Vaughn
McClellan
D- Aris
Justice ‘Department
The
Teamsters
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California Institute of Technology
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