Artco Seeks Release From Contract For Local Plant
Artco, a Detroit based tool maker, asks to be released from a contract to locate a branch plant in the city. The company deposited 2,009 in escrow and planned a 20,000 square foot facility with a hoped for July 1 start. Officials may extend the contract or reopen the site as citizens weigh future industrial expansion.
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Walter Schreiber
Lawton
Ily
Kent
Detroit
Seewvily Bank and ‘Trust Co
Ily Attomnest
Fin
Howeve
Schreiber
Aft
Sove Eminer
T Hey
Ellsworth Otlas
State Catholic Bishop Dies Of Heart Attack
The Most Rev Rugere J McGuinness bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Oklahoma City and Tulsa died of a heart attack in Laspit Stodas after a period of illness described as a cold His death was reported to Pope Pius III with anticipated temporary succession and a state priests meeting planned Officials note his tenure since 1945 saw the diocese grow from 64 to 127 parishes and priest count rise from 79 to 179 He was born September 6 1889 in Hallestown PA and ordained in 1913 after studies at St Charles Borromeo Seminary Villanova and the University of San Tomo Manila The Southwest Courier praises his simple direct writings and leadership as builder organizer and writer
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Oklahoma
Cipy IP
Rugere J. McGuinness
Catholic Bievese
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Laspit Stodas
McGuinness
Yesterting
Hepesca
Tnamu
Ag Okiaioma
Sory
Eane
Washigen Tate
Pius III
Francis C. Kelley
Tle
Hallewtown
St Charles Borranica
Philadelphia
St. Johns Seminary
Little Tock
Villanova
University of Santo
Manila
P.T
St. Paul's Rch
St. Agatha’s Church
St John
Dioresa
Ruidaner
RSI
Biologist Blends Seaweed Life to Explain Evolution
Indianapolis report summarizes Texas A CM College biology professor Lawrence S. Dillon presenting a new evolution theory. He argues life began as microscopic plants bluegreen algae and that animals are highly modified plants with division into two main branches and higher animals arising from algae through unknown processes.
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Indianapolis
Shan
Natal
Lawrence S. Dillon
Texas Acm Collings
Ti. Pilon
Assa
Dillon
Negotiations Continue For Road Right-of-Way
City council in special session authorized Mayor Ellsworth to sign agreements for a 60 foot by 40.13 foot right of way and a 1046 acre tract from an Indian school east of the present highway for a 2 million dollar U S 277 improvement. Agreements hinge on certain work at the school campus and landscape. A special committee of four councilmen and two owners will pursue negotiations, with expected progress before January 14.
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C. R. Ellsworth
Orthill Indian School
The
Reformed Church of America
U.S. 277
Fort Sill's Gate
Chorea Mission
Jengih
Tom- See
Bellhops and officer settle over Mrs Haerer estate
A traffic cop and two bellhops agreed to a 200000 settlement tied to the 1200000 estate of Mrs Anna Haerer filed after her July 29 1955 death at Bellevue Stratford Hotel. Four charities contest a 1944 will while a 1996 will favored hotel staff actors.
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Pihlabelphiam
Anna M. Hacrer
Sebio
Maprer
Bellevue Stratford
Wiliam T. Miller
Anthony D'Ela
St. Bellevue-Stratford
Wiliam B. Dexter
Wanee's Auxiliary
St. Ilmond's Home
Women’s Auxiliary
Misevicordia Hospital
St. Joseph's House
Tehree
Soviets Offer Economic Aid To 38 Nations
Cairo reports say the Soviet Union offered broad economic assistance to nations attending the African-Asia conference. The aid proposal, claimed in an upcoming economic report, promises loans with no strings and no motives, while urging no bloc alignment or changes in sovereignty. Egypt proposed a common market plan for Asian and African states to counter Western Europe’s economic bloc.
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Soviets
Cairo
Soviet Union
Russia
U.S
Isin
Ikgypt
Abdel Tazzakh Lassan
Egypt
Helvine
City Greens Burning Set for Elmer Thomas Park
Lawson's annual Burning of the Greens ceremony will be staged at Elmer Thomas park. Arns Barnes of the city recreational council announced prizes of five dollars for the largest Christmas tree and tallest tree brought by a youth. A local minister will narrate the ceremony.
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Lawson
T Pau
Dan
Elmer Thomas Park
Flob
Arns Barnes
Barnes
Screwballs May Provide Ideal Space Crew Members
An Indianapolis scientist argues semi screwballs could best crew for long space missions. He cites harsh, cramped quarters, reliance on others, and psychological tradeoffs. Experts warn volunteers would need stable personalities and sex-mixed teams to mitigate mental strain.
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Indianapolis
Donald M. Mlciel
Seionac
Michael
Dunlap and Associates, Inc
Windy Weather Follows Shower In Lawton
Lawton reports a light morning shower followed by northerly winds and cooler conditions. Southerly winds caused last night’s rain totaling about 0.9 inches. Gusts up to 20 to 40 miles per hour were noted with a high near 48 and an overnight low around 45. Saturday a low of 32 after a chilly night.
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Lawton
Expert critic says Ike policies imperil U S security
Cambridge economist Slichter in Business Scope warns 1957 policy shift favored short term price stability over national security. He says defense spending and long term needs were sacrificed to curb inflation and that overdoing credit restraint worsened the recession.
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Cambridge
Mass
Eisenhows
If. Slieshler
Harvard
Business Scape
Slichter
Wilbhelt
Sovice
Slichler
Cas
Mace 2
Tax Payment Deadline Set for First and Second Half Taxes
Lillian Wyer notes the second half tax deadline is April 3, with a 1 percent monthly penalty if the first half is unpaid by year start. Collections surpassed the million dollar mark, reaching 1,004,065.56 in ad valorem and intangible taxes, against a total tax bill of 2,099,172.66. Ad valorem receipts total 392,290.36 and intangible taxes 177.
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Jan. Liment
Lillian Wyer
Ruling Says Judge Exceeded Authority On Mixed Classes
The Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Dallas public schools need not integrate in January as ordered by a Dallas district judge. It said the judge exceeded authority by midterm action and did not set a fixed deadline, noting "all deliberate speed" remains the standard and that prompt state action is required to avoid disruption.
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New Orleans
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Dallas
LU. S
Han
U.S
William T. Atwell
Fort Worth
Circuit Court
Simpson Tate
Southwest
National Ciation For the Advancement Ploved People
W.T. White
Dallas Independent
Court of Appeals
Atwell Ipsen
Waleas
Lawton Building Carkaged By Fire
An early morning fire at 2828 Fort Sill Blvd caused an estimated 4000 damage to the building and contents. Firefighters fought the blaze from 1 04 am to shortly after 28 am. The building owned by George Picek housed MicWay Cleaners and Gate 3 Military store. Cause under investigation. No injuries reported.
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Fort Sill Blvd
John Nelson
Sire Stalion No. 2
Contrel Early Hat Inal Ik
George Picek
MicWay Cleaners
Gate 3 Military Store
Selson
Taday
Charles Sur
130 Traffic Deaths Seen On New Year
Chicago safety council estimates 130 Americans will die in traffic accidents during the New Year celebration. The group notes 180 fatalities occurred over the Christmas holiday, with traffic deaths generally lower for New Year since World War II due to reduced long distance travel. The lowest toll on record is 93 during a one day year switch.
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Chicago
Rational Safety Council
Salk Sees Hopeful Cancer Finding From Antibody Study
Dr Jonas Salk, famed polio vaccine discoverer, reports a simple technique measuring antibody ability to kill cancer cells. In tests on monkey heart tissues, continuously propagating cell lines produced potent antibodies that killed cancer cells but also damaged normal cells. Further study is planned though results remain inconclusive.
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New York
Jonas E. Salk
Vires
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Journal of the American Assn
Salk
Killer Sought In Oklahoma City by FBI Ten Wanted List
An FBI warrant charges Geo Golden McCollum, 49, a scarred convict on the ten most wanted list, with murder and evading confinement. Described as dangerous, he is believed to drive a stolen Auton Hilo and may have connections to Oklahoma City. He has a distinctive facial scar and brown hair.
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Oklahoma City
FBI
Herve Loca
Geo Golden McCollum
Louisville
McCallum
FBT
Bold Thief Swipes Chair From Judge
A man stole the municipal court judge s chair in broad daylight in Oklahoma City. A traffic clerk spotted a van exiting the courthouse and thought it was being taken for repair. Police caught the suspect shortly after the chair was reported missing, and investigators found wiring tampered with in a public address system.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Rec
Ucker
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