Temple Man Granted New Forgery Trial
A Temple man Annie Glasgow, age unknown, imprisoned since February, was granted a new trial in a forgery case in which he was convicted and given a five year term. The case, tied to a forged $10 note at Ward Hardware Co., was reversed by the state appeals court citing lack of corroboration from an accomplice. Officials await a state criminal court of appeals mandate to proceed.
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Walters
Annie Glasgow
Wio
Thhy Morris
Congress
Criton Couunty
Rge
Glasgow
Slite Criminal Court of Appeals
Cotton County
Ling
Morris
Travis Brown
D. Ward Hardware Co
Markel Lee Waris
Avon Menon
Elis
Mato Whiefs
Governmion
Maerty
Post Office Sets New High For One Day
Lawton post office handles a record breaking rush as more than 100 090 letters reach the processing center in one day. Assistant postmaster Murray Gilbert notes the arrival of a 100 000 lottery through the cancellation machine and explains staffing adapts to heavy mail flow with extended hours and weather constraints. Local carriers work double duties, with doors open until 6 30 pm daily and finance windows staying open later Saturdays. Packages to distant points may be sent by air express to ensure Christmas delivery.
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Murray Gilbert
Parvel Post
Moon Locay
Lawton
Gilbert
Crang Sam
Simmay
P.m. Satiner
Dea
Ile
Air Express
Ike's Health Hogs Spotlight At Paris NATO Conference
President Eisenhower’s health dominates Paris NATO summit coverage as reporters track his condition. Officials say he is fine, though observers note fluctuations in appearance. Recent days saw cancellations and delays tied to health, with Magerty and Dulles downplaying any serious illness.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Howard AL Sayley
White House
Am Press
Domes
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Esterday
Tmagerty
Dulles
Magerly
Bee Ike
Price cuts seen for dairy foods
Secretary of Agriculture Benson announced federal price supports for dairy will drop to the legal minimum starting April 1. He said retail milk and butterfat prices may fall about 21.5 cents per pound for butter and 0.5 cents per quart for cheese, with minimum price supports for milk and fat content adjusted. The cuts follow recommendations from advisory commissions and aim to reduce taxpayer costs, currently about 379 million dollars annually for surplus butter and cheese, much of which is given away.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Foy Suid Mit
City Industry Drive passes 200000 line
Lawton chamber of commerce reports pledges totaling 201000 for a ten year city development fund. board meetings continue as out of town HQs and local donors join in pledging with a 10 percent initial payment and nine year continuation. list of subscribers includes Banks law firms and local businesses with total funds reaching 201000.
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Lawton
Herror
Dash
Nalinael Bank
Lawson Meat Supply
Chavey Young
Billen Lumber
Iture Company
Sears
Duck & Company
Lawson Theatre Company
Lyle Dull
T. A. Hama
Paul Tarvis
Sam Jobour
Joe Porter
Nou
Noftiger & Day
Oklahoma Drug Sales
Farmers San Ber A
Lorrange Tank Corporation
Frank Kitchens
Harvey Louse
BESCO
Clyde Shipton
FL A. Johnson
Gen Wyman to retire after 42 years of service
FT MONROE VA Gen Wikkard G Wyman commander of the Continental Army Command says sagitations force retirement in March at age 60. He notes he cannot imagine remaining in the Army past retirement and leads six continental U S armies and the Military District of Washington totaling over 400000 personnel.
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FT. Monroe
Wikkard G. Amvs
Continental Army Command
Wynn
Wyman
Canare
U. S
Washington
Johnson Urges All-Out U S Space Effort
Johnson calls for a sustained national push in space weapons and exploration. He warns the nation faces a critical period and urges immediate action supported by testimony from officials on missile programs, production speeds, and budget constraints.
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Johnson
U.S
Khrushchev Warns West of Peril of War
Soviet leader Khrushchev warned in a New Statesman piece that the cold war and arms race could trigger a new bloody war. He said war is not fatally inevitable and cautioned that accidental strikes from U.S. bases in Britain could provoke immediate retaliatory nuclear retaliation if misread.
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London
Jshrushchev
Teter
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
New Staiis
Europe
U.S
Britain
Karushchey
Bertraml Russell
Russell Ieller
Wisentower
Senate probes check criminal case fixes in Tennessee
Senate rackets hearings probe alleged payoff to fix a Tennessee criminal case. Tennessee Teamsters chief Glenn W. Smith refused to confirm any $518,500 payoff to Judge Rallstan Schoolfield of Chattanooga to derail a conspiracy case against Smith and 22 Teamster officials, invoking the Fifth Amendment. The committee announced further inquiry and a second case raid, with Judge Twysted McClellan inviting comment from the criminal court judge.
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Senate
Tennessee
Glenn W. Smith
Tennessee Teamsters Union
Ralllstan
Chattanooga
Smith
Teamster
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Twysted McClellen
Criminal Court
Jude
Atterid
Schoolfield
Hubert L. Boling
Chitttanooga Teamsters
Boling
S13
Tennessee Supreme Court
Ried
Raymond Hixson
Alixson
Hixson
Hat Schoalfield
Thomas Critchhield
Ser Prk Wen Cab
Range Expansion At Sill Part Of Pentagon Plan
Washington reports allege the Army plans to expand Fort Sill near Lawton Oklahoma to support 3500 mile range missile crews and eventually test firing highly accurate guided missiles over inhabited Texas Panhandle areas and toward Fort Bliss. Plans would use Fort Sill or Fort Bliss as impact areas for missiles fired from other Army regions.
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Fort Sill
Fort Bliss
Tex
Pentagon
Department of Army
Allan Cromley
Washington
Daily
Olklahoman
Cromley
Department of the Arm
Partison
Texas Panhandle
Thomas de Shazo
Sill
Crombey
Fort Sull
Second Atlas Missile Ready For Launching
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. A second intercontinental Atlas missile was readied for firing as investigators finish compilations from Tuesday’s successful test and data adjustments are made. Rumors say a Jupiter or intermediate bomber might launch today while officials confirm ongoing assessments and a possible immediate or near term firing. Maj. Gen. John A. Medaris and Dr. Wernher von Braun were noted at the scene amid reports of Yankee launches and continued tests in the long range missile race.
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West
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Mie Navy
Lehrievey
Look Model Time
Air Force
Iie
Department of Defense
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Ser Space
John A. Medavis
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Huntsville
Ala
Wehrner von Braun
SS. Entoy
Saunening
Donid SN. Yates
Partick Afb
ATLAS
Mace
Winds and fog persist in the Lawton area forecast
Northwest winds swept away humid air and left Lawton shrouded for four mornings. A mainly clear sky is expected tonight with party cloudy conditions returning Thursday. Temperatures near 60s today and Thursday, overnight lows around 36. Eastern region may see rain as northwesterly fronts meet warm humid air. Five day forecast calls for little day to day change through Monday with minimal precipitation.
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Lawton
Lastight
Alyass
New Attempt To End Cold War on Tap
A NATO plan would base US made nuclear missiles in Europe while delaying actual bases. Leaders including Eisenhower Dulles Adenauer and others proceed amid pressure for a NATO disarmament step and a possible Soviet truce.
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Paris
United States
U.S
Eisenhower
Srcvetary
Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Winar Gerhardsen
Hans Christian Mansen
Denmark
NATO Sumuni
Kerr to Observe Missile Program at Fort Sill Luncheon
Sen Kerr enlists Fort Sill for a chamber luncheon tour and briefing on the U S Army Artillery and Missile Center. The Friday program runs from 2 to 3:34 p m with a welcome, briefings by Brig Gen Wehle, missile battalion displays, and a social at the Lawsonian hotel. Rep Morris, Sen Harris and others attend.
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Mobe S. Kert
Chamber of Conqnere Forum
Frida
Fort 5
Sen Kery
U. Army Artillery
Fort Sill
Thomas E. de Sharo
Snow
Philip C. Wehle
Car Mandant
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Morris
Fred R. Harris
Ned Shepler
Mill Krating
Chamber
Jatt
Civic cl
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