Fire guts TV radio studio and equipment damaged amid blaze
A fire heavily damaged a television and radio studio four miles east of Lawtr Baumiel Peorigh. Four rows of north wall drapes burned and smoke damaged soundproofing and controls. transmitter gear in the control room survived though the radio equipment was burned beyond use. Firefighters evacuated the building, extinguishing flames with about 150 gallons of water.
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Beddell Wesher
Redeell
Redden
Elon Tie Teor
Benfrigerqior
Keough
Lenuilding Mudio
Kemgh
el Avenemy
Tae
Badio
Neaugh
Guytled TV
Emmett Keough
KSWO
Stugie
Lawton
Fog Clearing Predicts Pleasant Week Ahead
An early morning fog lifted by mid morning as Layton saw partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. Forecasters expect highs near 19 and lows in the upper 20s from Tuesday through Saturday with a small chance of light precipitation later in the week.
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Lawiog
Tie Min
Layton
Mistrial Declared In Embezzlement Trial Of Mrs Burton
Decatur, Gi. A mistrial was declared today in the embezzlement case of Mrs. Margaret Burton accused of taking 186 000 from a clinic where she worked. Early testimony described the defense failing to break the jurors, while the judge noted the jurors were blameless but Burton entitled to fair proceedings. The trial pauses withmal proceeds slated for the next term in February.
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Decatur, Gi
Margaret Bunton
DON
Frank OC
Thomas
Bokalh Grand Jwey
Sidlei
Jeentur
Frank Crawles
Burton
Mies Burton
Jessie
Taree
Josie
Thomas Davis
Fran
Collision Kills Four on Brussels Suburb Train Bridge
A BRG LS uP A train collided with a stopped train on a bridge in Forest Brussels. Police report four people killed and several injured as the impact shattered the final coach of the stationary train.
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BRG LS
Aston
Brussels
Forest
Tax collections total over half a million in county taxes
County Treasurer Lilian Waid announced that more than 541,983 dollars has been collected on 1257 Coman che county taxes since statements were mailed as of Saturday. The ad valorem and tangible tax components totaled 3304,160.66 and 57,822.83 respectively, with a trial amount listed at 341,983.41 of the overall 2,099,172.66 tax bill.
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Comanche County
Lilian Waid
Late Store Hours Begin Tonight Across Fort Sill Area
Fort Sill announces extended and haledastaining hours beginning Monday December 2h to accommodate holiday shoppers. Artillery and Missile Centre will operate minimally through Christmas Eve while most personnel receive leave, with closures for Christmas Day.
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Fock
Lee
Fort Sill
Jay
Thuseas
Artillery and Missile Centre
Geet
Fitipue
Christains Cay
Lawlor
Wesing
Howe Sehective
Theough
Oklahoma
Cityan Escapes Injury In Wreck
Mrs. Bertrude Sc. Fields of Lawton, a local Democratic committeewoman, escaped injury when her car collided with another vehicle near here. Patrolman Devbert Tunsid reported no serious injuries as the two cars tangled on State Highway 92 about 12 miles northeast of here.
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Chicisasha UD
Bertrude Sc. Fields
Lawton
Salional Democratic
Car Collision Kills Woman in Oklahoma Toward Sunday Crash
Two men Cameron Frost and Martin, 21, die when a car collides with another near Bust and Tey Moore. Mrs. Bowtie Lee, 19, dies after a collision one mile east of Warrika. Roosevelt Brown, 19, and Norman Edwards, both stationed at Naval Air Technical Training Center, survive.
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Mortman Miloard Lee Frost
Robert Lewis Martin
Bowtie Lee
Ye Chiederey
Pat Awards
Frost
Martin
Frast
Bust
Tey Moore
Lee
Ward Bay i
Ke Roosevelt Brown
Miles Wesk
Fisher
Edrwards
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Hat Norman
Wrarika
Thomas G. Carmithers
Fort Worth
Indonesia Quiet During Takeover in Ambon and Maluku
Reports from across Indonesia say military officers have taken control of state enterprises in Ambon Maluku and West Timor while Dutch administrators pledge to stay in their posts for now. Foreign nationals are said to be safeguarded and measures warned against lawless elements as the situation unfolds.
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Jakarta
Meonesis
Butel
Tom Ambon
Maluku
West Tian
Missile Site Dispute Looms Over Parley At NATO Summit
At the Paris summit, President Eisenhower urged a united NATO push to strengthen nuclear forces as allies spar over quick action on missile bases and stockpiles. Chancellor Adenauer backed equipping NATO with advanced weapons while urging careful study. Premier Gerhardsen warned against immediate basing and urged diplomacy with Moscow. Spaak urged rapid modernization. The talks opened publicly at noon and moved to closed sessions as nations weigh responses to the Soviet threat.
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Eisenhower
Atlantic Alliance
Russia
NATO
Europe
Asion Clases
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Onrad Adenauer
U.S. Principe
Adenance
Adenauer
Anil
Einar Gerhardsen
Norway
Sitesrhardsen
Belgium
Paul-Henri Spaak
Alliance
Soviet Union
Gerhardson
Norton Says Cuts Slowing Missile Work
Washington reports Norton states defense spending cuts slow missile research and space programs. He argues funds must not be diverted from core missile priority projects, while senators debate who should be fired and the pace of Vanguard satellite efforts amid the Sputnik era pressures.
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Washington
Fiert
Durgel
Norton Lell
Senate
Mt. Toladay
Johnson
D-Tex
Tip
Trevor Gardner
Air Tporce
Pentagon
M Sile
Symington
Ca Val
Navy
Ger. Verne J. McCaul
Marine Corps
Weapas
McCaul
Scientists Ready Atlas Missile For Test Today
Cap Canaveral reports two Atlas missiles on pads awaiting launch as UPI notes the test aims to bolster NATO talks in Paris. The rockets, largest in America, are to deliver a high-speed, atomic warhead payload, with one scheduled today and the other Wednesday.
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Air Fares
Wreck Fatal To 18 Near Cairo In Fog
A bus overturned in heavy fog near Cairo killing 18 people. The driver and six passengers escaped, with many injured. Local authorities investigated the crash and began aid and rescue operations in the early hours.
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Cairo
Eval
Wecemal
Lga
Vote To End Tube Strike Sets Today
New York reporters noted the eighth day of the major subway strike with no quick settlement in sight. Direct costs for the first week reached 315,500,020, escalating daily, while wages losses impacted thousands missing work across early classes. City leaders warned fares could rise to cover transit losses, as Mayor Wagner urged an end to the dispute in a radio televised address.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Italain dialogue saves Collinsville police from abduction
Five gunmen kidnapped two Collinsville officers and forced their squad car to a highway. A tense exchange in Italian and calm talks by Giofre and Cagnola persuaded leader Johnson to call off the killings. The group fled toward St Louis in a white 1959 convertible with Michigan plates.
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Cagnola
Giofre
Johnson
Giefre
Uken
Gietre
Ned
S&j. Louis
Here
Altus C-C Hears Post Land Plans
Brig. Gen. John C. Llayder of Fort Sill spoke at a noon Altus Chamber of Commerce luncheon on a forthcoming missile range expansion plan. He urged waiting for a ready presentation to Congress while noting Fort Sill can extend existing facilities more economically than creating a new site. The talk covered the missile training program, the need for accurate fire support, and the costly annual training travel to White Sands, highlighting opposition in some affected communities.
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Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Congr
Altus Chamber of Commerce
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Hayden
Fort Sills
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