Ouster Of Dutch on Subways Triggers Famines in Indonesia
The Indonesian campaign against Dutch control triggers severe food shortages as ships halt and imports falter. Reports say 30,000 tons of rice owed, 40,000 tons due soon, while prices rise and Amboina unrest grows. Jeopardized supplies frame the Dutch separation as a broader political clash.
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Imsanta
Trdenesi
K Tadonesia
Todas
Breuse
PAK
Desa
KPM
Gavin
Gun
Taterishul
Wales
Jalarta
Habhor
Tepe
Spain
Lora
Tn Dakar
Jakarta
Amboina
Moluccas
Amboinese
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Muteh Enterprises
Tol
Transportation Ministry
Central Java
Army
BPM
Royal Shell Oil Co. 4
Abdul Harris Nasution
Con
SILL GUN MISSILE RANGE PLAN STIRS OKLAHOMA AREA
Missiles from the Air Force Missile Development Center at Alamogordo fly over a sparsely populated area between Alamogordo and a test range in Utah as the Army eyed Ft. Sill expansion. Brigadier General Hayden says land acquisition near Ft. Sill could create an impact area for missiles launched from Ft. Bliss. Southwest Oklahoma residents form a Survival Association to oppose the plan affecting about 200 families over two years.
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Air Force Missile Development Center
Alamogordo
Wandover
Utah
Matadors
Air Poreecificmis
Army
Altus
Okla
Gea
Dohn C. Hayden
Ft. Sill
Hayden
Sill
Solthiwestern
Oklahoma
Subway Strike Eases As Transit Authority Reaches Peace Deal
Amid a subway workers strike, 27,000 voted in a similar election three years ago while 25,000 backed Quillsullan. Key MEA officers, including President Thondare Las, were jailed briefly for contempt. Transit Authority and MBA halted reprisals, pledging a fund to aid affected workers as service climbed to 80 percent.
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Gul
TWU
Iris Iban
Uneions
Quillsullan
Wagner
Slate Dow
Subway
Op Mea
Thondare Las
Bof Uenerkley
Stege
Transit
Tima
Subywas Widtrs
Crw
Westersday
MBA
Transit Authority
Mo Ale
Quill
Transil
Maroney Position in Presidential Prospects Stirs Attention
Editorial notes show Maroney positioned for a potential presidential bid with support from Congress including Senators Williams and Kenney. He faces religious and civil rights scrutiny while stressing a nonpolitical stance in civil matters. The publisher reports Matthews arranging a visit for Maroney and mentions his prior role as a Oklahoma City furniture merchant.
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Hion
East
Kion
Sa Mahroney
Pase
Youtiger
Congress
G. Mennen Williams
Pe Mich
John Kenney
Mass
Matthews
Wallace
Vusit
Muh
Yule Jnnone Furnihre
Mouroney
Okeahoma
Students Wrap Gifts For Needy Children At Meeting
Needy children will receive gifts collected by Tomlinsen Junior High students and other items from the council, with distribution coordinated through the Salvation Army. The gift drive was organized during Mourlay's council meeting as a community service project.
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Tomlinsen
Salvatink Army
Mourlay
Missile program push debated in Senate hearing
Douglas urged expanding research and boosting Atlas and Titan production to speed up missiles. He supported Thor as an interim boost and warned against an independent agency handling space programs. Overtime limits were cited as a potential bottleneck, while dispersal of SAC units and a stronger SAS bomber force were urged by senators Bridges and Saltonstall.
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Johnson
Douglas
Douglas Yepliee
Aulas
Titan
Thor
Beelieves
Ito
Air Forestins
Wewin Ty Weiss
United States
Deuphis
Russia
Weiss
Chatman Lyneion B. Johnson
Daghas
Defense McAlroy
Strategic Air Command
Wases
Sens. Bridges
R NU
Sallanstad
ReMass
GAC
SAS
Johnsay
SAC
Hooties Must Go New York 1UP Campaign Against Windshield Toys
The New York state Bureau of Motor Vehicles on Monday launched a campaign to outlaw hanging baby booties and similar toys in front of car windshields. The agency said it will ask the legislature to ban pond toys and other items that may obstruct vision.
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New York
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Bureau
NATO Summit Pressures Stir Talks on East West Peace Efforts
European speakers urged action as Western powers face renewed calls for negotiations with the Kremlin. Officials anticipate a possible Big Four conference by year’s end. Eisenhower and Dulles cautious about unconditional talks while European allies push to explore Russia’s willingness to negotiate. Authorities discuss a new conference, a nuclear test ban, and a Central European zone amid strategic uncertainty.
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Lauris Norstad
NATO
Russia
Isenhower
Dulles
Geneva
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Bulganin
Moscow
Jetmare
Trey
United States
West Germany
Britain
Canada
Almeayy
Thei
Fort Sill growth plans discussed at Kerr forum
Kerr Millen Kealing Chamber secretary manager urged a large turnout at a Fort Sill development forum. He emphasized Congress actions and local business support to advance Tuluen growth and artillery center plans. Holiday adjournment set with meetings on Dec 27 and Jan 3 and installation Jan 10.
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Millen Kealing
Chamber
Tuluen
Fort Sillan
Congress
Picket Line Outside Auburn Barbershop Attracts Nod
A young man marching in a union picket line before a local barber shop in Auburn, New York, drew an appreciative nod from operator John F. Giangreco, who runs the shop and observed the scene before the protest moved on.
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Tonic Auburn
N.Y
John F. Giangreco
Ina
Harvcst
Nan
Crime Problems Rough In Frisco
A New York based law enforcement expert released an 143 page study on San Francisco policing. He cites weak supervision and promotion rules hindering crime solving while urging reorganization and ten added radio patrol cars. Chief Ahern and the Police Commission delayed comment pending review.
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San Francisco
Renee Smithie
New York
Smith
Hike
Chicago
Salt Lake Iy
Frank Ahern
Police Commission
Illegal Jailing Plea To Be Aired
In Oklahoma City the State Supreme Court set a 1:30 hearing on a writ of habeas corpus involving Mershel Driggs. Bryan county nightclub owner jailed for contempt after refusing to answer questions before a court of inquiry. Driggs, represented by attorney Loure Gossett, contends illegal confinement by an improvised panel. district judge Sal Sullivan ordered jail for contempt during a probe into alleged liner and gaming activities in Bryan County.
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Oklanoma City
Mershel Driggs
Bryan County
High Court
Driggs
Loure Gossett
Durant
Gossett
Cour
Sal Sullivan
Sullivan
Dossers Host Faculty Coffee at Central High
Glenn Basser principal and Mrs Dosser hosted a faculty coffee Monday afternoon in the school hall. Christmas cards and messages were read by teachers as Zeal Harman and the staff presented gifts to the Dosser family and the assistant principal.
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Glenn Basser
Dinine High School
Dosser
T He School
Valejerii
Zeal Harman
Phebe Frask
Mation Bish
Youth Fellowship Meeting Set Here
The Centenary Methodist Church junior high youth fellowship will sing carols at the homes of Centenary members who are shut ins at 7 50 today. The group gathers at Bobby Lacy's home 1122 Laird for refreshments after caroling. Barbara Horn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Horn, is president.
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Centenary — Methodist Church
Methodist
Shutins
Bobby Lacy
Bill Lacy
Laird
Barbara Horn
Hugh Worn
Baltimore
Mitchell doomed clash of air power and fate
Mitchell became the first inter Allied air commander and pushed bold plans to parachute aU S division behind enemy lines. He led the first air blitz at St Mihiel but faced political battles after WWI, losing rank and facing court martial for criticizing the services. He resigned but died in 1938 before his prophecies about future threats materialized.
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Mitchell
U.S
John J. Pershing
Mitchel
St. Mihiel Salient
Congress
Othe
Army Air Service
Texas
Shenandoah
Michell
War and Navy Departments
Coolidge
Lawton Arts Council Formation Meeting Planned
Representatives of Lawton cultural, theater and music groups will meet Wednesday night to discuss plans for forming an Arts Council. The gathering, at a private home, aims to establish a central clearing agency for event dates and promotions in theatre, music and art.
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Lawton
Arts Council
Perry Allton
Loke
Slesring
Lawtet Arts Council
Ines
Girls Glee Club Caroling Party at Central Junior High
The Central junior high school Girls Glee Club entertained locals with Christmas carols Monday night. Afterward students gathered at Jeanne Baker’s home at 713 Roosevelt for refreshments. Participants included Carol James Connie Lindsey Le hore Hansen Lois Moses Mary Benningfield Karol Drauss Jeanne Baker Carol Rudolph Linda Ewing Jeanne Bunch Bettye Corey Stephanie Hammond Wy n i am Moore Judy Farrelly Helen Chism Phylis Allen Cherie Caldwell Rita Lanmann Sonja Cunningham Jean Highfield. Directed by Mrs. Sarah Bridges.
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Central Junior High School Girls Glee Club
Jeanne Baker
James V. Baker
Roosevelt
Carole James
Connie Lindsey
Lehore Hansen
Lois Moses
Mary Benningfield
Karol Drauss
Carol Rudolph
Linda Ewing
Jeanne Bunch
Bettye Corey
Stephanie Hammond
Wyniam Moore
Judy Farrelly
Hospitality Club Hosts Yule Party at Mrs Newberry Home
An 8 pm gathering of the Hospitality Club at Mrs. Stanley Newberry's residence 106 Columbia featured gift exchanges. President Mrs. Henry Thomas led a short business session planning for next year with members including Mesdames Johnny Fletcher Alice Steadman Eddie May White Cary Hylton F Hill Emma Ackerman Day Sullivan and W R Patterson.
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Hospitality Club
Stanley Newberry
Columbia
Henry Thomas
Mesdames
Johnny Fletcher
Alice Steadman
Eddie May White
Cary Hylton
F. Hill
Emma Ackerman
Day Sullivan
W. R. Patterson
University of Tulsa to Offer Police Science Degree
Police Science will be offered by the University of Tulsa in a one year course, a pioneer department in the Southwest. Dean Donald Maylen said the program may start next year. Police Chief Joe McGuire noted about two dozen officers have shown interest.
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Tulsa
University of Tulsa
Joe McGuire
Southwest
Donald May
Len
McGuire
Judge Views Senate Bill 278 as General Law
Judge Ralph Cline and attorney Arthur Cavanagh argued Senate Bill 278 is general, not local, citing cases above population limits. County Attorney Warren Crane said the attorney general’s view makes the act invalid as local, and only Comanche County would be affected by the 1950 census population range. Paper mills in the U.S. use about 600 million pounds of corn starch annually.
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Ralph Cline
Special Sessions Court
Arthur Cavanagh
Richardson and Cavanagh
Plainthis
Warren Crane
Board of County Commissioners
Hale
Crane
Argend
Comanche County
U.S
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Elgin
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Shi Oth
Science Monitor
The
Christian Science Monitor
Boston
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Ian Rath
Dormeyer
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Tye Anna
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