Eisenhower Returns to Washington After NATO Summit
President Eisenhower, recovering from a cerebral attack, signals improved relations with Atlantic allies after the Paris NATO summit. He attended final sessions, received a gold medal from the French Farmers Society, and planned a quiet weekend at home as Secretary Dulles prepared to address Americans on NATO results.
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Gettysburg
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John Foster Dulles
Assailant Robs and Binds Tulsa Mother in Home Invasion
Tulsa police search for a middle aged man who bound a 35 year old mother to a rocking chair after ransacking drawers for cufflinks rings and watches worth over 2000. Mrs Mary Steele escaped after a struggle and called for help but could not identify the suspect from photos.
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Tulsa
Mary Steel
Steele
Mes
Lill
Sam Build
Oklahoma Sailor Murder Suspect Rushed to Nevada
Nevada sheriff planned to rerun two AWOL sailors charged with murder to Hawthorne for the Sparks, Nevada truck driver Vernon Stallard killing. Melvin J. Roland and Raymond W. Shuman waived extradition after two days of questioning about roadside deaths. Sheriff Bailey said focus remained on one killing amid other California cases.
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Uriah
Nevada
John Bailey
Mineral County
Melvin J. Roland
Muskogee
Okla
Raymond W. Shuman
Oaklawn
Sparks
Nev
Vernon Stallard
Hawthorne
Bailey
Las Vegas
New
Frank L. Mackin
Baker
Calif Bul
Tani
California
Sanity Trial Set for Oklahoma City Slayer Reward
Joseph Arnold Reward, convicted of murdering his wife Mary Elizabeth Revard, faces a sanity trial February 17 in district court. Held in the Oklahoma county jail, he has been under mental observation since December 3 at the Eastern Oklahoma Hospital in Vinita. If found sane, sentencing is scheduled for February 27 by District Judge Clarence M. Mills.
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Joseph Arnold
Jasmonth
Oklahoma Emity
Eastern Oklahoma Hospital
Winila
Mary Elizabeth Revard
Harold Theus
Clarence M. Mills
Senators Push for Face-Saving NATO Move on Missiles
Senator Humphrey calls the Paris NATO compromise a face-saving measure while cautioning that administration plans to base missiles in Western Europe demand renewed disarmament talks. Fulbright Sparkman and others urge reconsideration of Paris positions and openness to Russia negotiations.
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At The Hop Tops National Top Ten Pop War Records
New York United Press poll ranks the Hop by Danny and the Juniors first, Pat Boone April Love, Ray Charles, and others in the top ten. Positions show this week compared to last, with weeks on list.
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United Press Survey
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Slayer Seeks New Hearing in Tulsa Capital Case
Oklahoma records show Peter Williams known as Leon Crrymm Lelward has asked the Criminal Court of Appeals to reconsider its December 4 decision affirming his death sentence. Williams, convicted in Tulsa County for kidnapping Rev. Tommy Cooke and previously given a life term for Cooke’s killing in Muskogee County, argues double punishment and cites a duty to ensure justice.
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Peter Williams
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Criminal Court of Appeals
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Tulsa County
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Ife Srotente
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Muskogee County
Con Feodedt Williams
State's 1957 Crop Production Down 57 Percent
Oklahoma City report shows the state's 1957 crop production fell 45 percent from 1956. The crop value reached 282 million dollars while livestock values were not disclosed. Farm income may rise slightly due to government payments, despite lower output. National crop value stood at about 17.55 billion, down 5.5 percent from 1946. Oklahoma ranked 31st in farm output.
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Oklahoma City
Agriculture Department
Oklahoma
Wasps Cause Tree Blights in Kent
The wasp's violent sting causes tree blights or galls on foliage, the major form of damage. About 2,000 gall types exist, with more than one third attributed to wasps per F R Lancaster of the Davey Tree Expert Co. Galls form as trees react to larvae feeding inside, triggering growth that shelters and feeds the insect.
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Kent
F. R. Lancaster
Davey Tree
Hisun
Fishing rules in Nevada for catfish and other fish
In Nevada it is legal to fish for catfish at any time. For all other fish, fishing is legal two hours after sunset.
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Nevada
Wit
Shooting Suspect Jailed Until Trial in Oklahoma
North Carolina fugitive David W. Roden, captured after a five day manhunt, waived preliminary hearing and remains at McAlester as district court schedule proceeds. He faces assault with a deadly weapon and armed robbery charges for shooting deputy Hartford Compton and disarming game ranger Sam Jones near Smithville. Three men charged with harboring Roden, two posted bonds, one held.
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Okla
David W. Roden
North Carolina
McAlester
Roden
Howard Phillips
McCurtain
Rodten
Justice of the Peace
Hartford Compton
Sam Jones
Smithville
Population Growth Strains Cape Canaveral Area
Florida Governor Levey Collins plans a committee to study needs around the missile test center at Cape Canaveral and Brevard County. The county population has surged since 1950, bringing highway congestion and school shortages as motels attract visitors for launch viewings and residents face crowded schools.
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Levey Collins
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Brevard County
Cape
D X Employees Reject Union at Tulsa Ref inery
D X Sunray Oil Co refinery workers voted in a National Labor Relations Board election. The tally was 53 for no union, 501 for the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union, and 24 for the International Union of Operating Engineers. About 1100 eligible voters included all operating and maintenance staff at the West Tulsa refinery.
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Tulsa & D-X Sunray Oil Co
National Labor Relations Board
Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers International Union
International Union of Operating Engineers
West Tulsa
Oklahoma Popcorn Output Declines in Current Year
Oklahoma popcorn production this year reached 600,000 pounds, down from 800,000 pounds in 1956, with an estimated value of 23,000 dollars reported by the Oklahoma Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Crap and Livestock Reporting Service
Toda
Governor Gary Dedicates Chikaskia River Bridge
Blackwell witnesses the dedication of the Chikaskia River bridge yesterday by Gov. Raymond Gary. The span, part of Route 117, faced delays over a year due to floods and rain. It is named for Stoldt, longtime Highway Department director and former Blackwell engineer.
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Chikaskia River
Raymond Gary
Stoldt
Highway Department
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