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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1954
Page
4
Vatican sources say Pope Pius XII had a poor night and remains weak though stable. He continues brief tours of the Vatican gardens with doctors aid and is to receive a plasma blood transfusion as treatment, while planning Christmas radio greeting and window appearance.
Senator Mike Monroney of Oklahoma mailed a humorous Christmas card to friends. It imagines Ike and the boys dreaming of Santa bringing elephant toys while donkeys linger in Congress and ends with a hopeful note for readers.
The Oklahoma Safety Council urges a five member public safety commission to hire a professional executive for the State Safety Department and keep politics at arm's length. The plan aims to reduce legislative influence and grant the commission power over appropriations and procedures while the director runs the highway patrol and safety programs. Governor elect Raymond Gary backs some commission plan though details are pending.
Mike Parsons son of Dr O L Parsons has been chosen from Black Beaver council to present the Scouting activities report to the state in February Joe Clement council executive announced Parsons was selected from about 35 applications across five districts He is a member of Explorer Post 13 sponsored by Beal Heights Presbyterian church He is an Eagle Scout with God and Country and Silver awards The state report will occur during Boy Scout week with Explorers as guests of Governor elect Raymond Gary.
European businessmen offered to buy 2000 tons of Mexican frozen meat in 1955. Gilberto Flores Monoz, agriculture and animal husbandry minister, said the government would grant export permits for the shipment.
Senator Sai Hip testified he filed a 1952 citizenship affidavit to vote for Adlai Stevenson. Federal Judge Win Knoch, a Republican, laughed in court before imposing one year probation.
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