Laborer Charged In Street-Brawl Death Of Actor
A street brawl in Manhattan left Broadway actor Gerald Sarracini dead after a single punch. Menno Gibson, 26, was arrested and admitted striking Sarracini. witnesses describe a heated confrontation among several men, including boxer Tommy Bell. Police pursued leads at nearby taverns as detectives reviewed prior incidents involving the two men.
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Eight To Attend Command Course at Fort Leavenworth
Eight Fort Sill officers, including Lt. Col F N Cour Amaic and Maj John A Stewart Jr, will attend the 1958 59 Command and General Staff Course at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Capt Colver will attend the Pakistan Staff College and Capt Price the Spanish Staff College. Courses begin in summer 1958.
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Command and General Staff
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
F. N. Cour Amaic
John A. Stewart Jr
Robert EB. Lewis
Amy J. Touart
Robert T. Townsend
Glen W. Smith
David T. Baker
Richard L. Moriarty
James E. Convey
John T. Price
Capt
Colver
Pakistan
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Capt. Price
Spanish Staff College
Truman Gives Varied Views
Former President Harry S Truman, visiting, told reporters the most important task is uniting against totalitarianism and reconciling differences with friends. He criticized complacency, praised James R. William as able if given authority, and urged education to resolve conflicts in the Middle East while dismissing Soviet ships as irrelevant. He paused before a painting and quipped about a “hair and ess” style.
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Harry&. Trerman
Jourin
Truman
James R. Willian
Middle East
Alam Gallery
Bishop McGuinness Built Southwest Church Network
The bishop was credited with creating 103 new churches 70 new rectories 48 schools 28 convents 12 parish halls and 8 hospitals. A newspaper praised him as a matchless builder whose forward-looking vision shaped Oklahoma's Catholic diocese and echoed through its arches.
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Rmatchness
Southwest
Church of Oklahoma
Dallas Desegregation Dispute Reaches Higher Court Ruling
The discussion centers on Judge Atwell’s order to integrate Dallas public schools and the Fifth Circuit’s involvement. The Supreme Court’s mandate influenced the case, with references to civil rights and civil wrongs as the debate over timing and authority continued, highlighting a landmark desegregation dispute in Dallas.
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Supreme Court
District Court
Dallas
Atwell
Fifth Circuit Court
Mid-Leray
U.S
Cne
Two Killed as Nationalist Attacks Hit Algeria
Nationalist assaults across Algeria shattered a Christmas calm. A farm guard died and farm buildings valued at $300,001 were hit. In Oran an off duty policeman was killed in a grenade attack, according to military authorities.
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Algeria
Oran
Army Bares Use Of Pilotless Plane
The Army reveals a tiny pilotless aircraft used for night photography over hostile terrain. It flies, shoots film, and returns to base with a parachute ejector. Developed by Sixth Corps engineers with local research partners, the drone is designed for low risk recon and reduced pilot exposure.
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Bandit Pulls Quiet Haul In San Francisco Store
A middle aged man in a weed coat demanded cash from manager Michael Schachter at a San Francisco store. Schachter handed out 3120 after initial refusal. The bandit ordered more. Dolier arrived later and they fled when clerks and customers noticed no holdup. Police later found Schachter’s alarm intact on the floor.
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Radin
Schachter
Newfoundland-born worker becomes U.S. citizen after 57 years
Carroll, 83, who jumped ship in Galveston in 190, finally becomes a U.S. citizen. He long worked in East Texas oil fields and faced hurdles proving residence before 186. Letters from oil veterans aided his case. Immigration officials granted citizenship after the Post and readers helped corroborate his presence in the country.
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Carroll
Galveston
Newfoundland
California
San Rafael
Calif
Immigration and Naturalization Service
IEE Continued From Page One Predicts Early 1958 Upturn
IEE companion efforts are said to raise the long run likelihood of a price level rise. He predicted the business contraction will not go far or last long. The upturn should occur when inventory cutbacks slow, possibly by the second quarter of 1958 or the first quarter.
Judge Disposes of 21 Charges in Municipal Court
Inde e J Merle Oaks disposed of 21 cases this morning forfeiting $180 in bonds and $171 in fines. Several defendants including Forrest G Vaught Dennis Leming E W Davies Joseph Jackman James Granger Barbara Cole Leroy Marrow Jose Delgado and others faced charges ranging reckless driving leaving an accident scene driving under the influence following too closely assault resisting arrest speeding drag racing speeding and public drunkenness with varied bond forfeitures and fines. One defendant’s appeal was announced.
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Forrest G. Vaught
Dennis Leming
Lincoln
E. W. Davies
Brownwood
Tex
Joseph Jackman
McKinley
William D. Temple
Dearborn
Luther W. Pursley
James I. Granger
Washington
Barbara Joanne Cole
St Gove
Leroy F. F. Marrow
Euclid
Jose Tt. Delgado
Glen D. Osborn
Port, Sill
Roger Claurie Myers
E. Jonnie A. Dismuke
J. Lawson
Autopsy Links Fort Sill Soldier Death to Crash
Fort Sill 26 year old SP2 Joseph J Napier died from brain injury after a one car crash five miles west of Lawton on U 12. Napier was trapped under the vehicle and died at the Army hospital. Dr James R Brumback, the car’s driver, received minor injuries. Authorities noted Napier’s cause of death pending autopsy details and possible drowning or drowning were not ruled out.
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Lawton
Joseph J. Napier
LI. Army Hospital
Napier Harr
John R, Duke
Herbert Garber
Napier
James R. Brumback
Brunbark
Trial Ordered On Dope Charge In Tulsa
Arkansas man Noel Otis Pettigrew was ordered held for trial on marijuana possession after pleading his arrest occurred before the crime. Judge Lloyd H. McGuire set bond at 1500 dollars as Pettigrew claimed unlawful detention based on a radio message from Lawton. Police say Pettigrew tried to wash two marijuana cigarettes down a lavatory while being questioned. Assistant County Attorney Phil Kramer argued the charge was justified as it occurred in officers presence despite the initial arrest legality questions.
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Arkansas
Noel Otis Pettigrew
Common Pleas
Lloyd H. McGuire
Pettigrew
Lawton
Draft Board Grants Elvis 60Day Army Induction Delay
MEMPHIS TENN Elvis Presley was granted a 60 day postponement of his Army induction to finish a moving picture for Paramount. The deferment was approved unanimously by his draft board. Induction had been scheduled for January 20 after requests from Paramount and Presley.
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Tenn
Elvis Presley
Paramount Studios
Paramount
Tulsa mayor government urged by party chairman
Tulsa Republican Chairman Thomas A Landrith Jr asked the city commission to call a special session by March 19 to vote on a strong mayor form of government. A drafting committee of five Democrats and five Republicans should be formed immediately, as the commission had previously endorsed the plan. In a separate item, authorities report moonshine prices rising in Nashville with homemade whisky selling for six dollars a gallon.
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Thomas A. Landrith Jr
Vales
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George E. Norvell
Mrs James F Brillingharm Remains In Critical Condition
Mrs James F Brillingharm of 1338 Cherry remains in critical condition in Fort Sill’s U S Army hospital today. She has been confined for a number of weeks.
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Cherry
Fort Sill
U.S. Army Hospital
Former Henryetta Cop Faces Charge
Henryetta Oklahoma UPI report states former Henryetta policeman Frank Murray faces second degree burglary charges connected to a Sand Springs firm burglary on November 19. Murray, held on 1500 dollar bond, reportedly served briefly with Henryetta police and previously with Sand Springs and Amarillo forces.
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Okla
UPI
Tulsa County
Phil Bliss
Frank Murray
Sand Springs
Charles Loyeau
Loveall
Tulsa
Murray
Kellyville Man 33 Latest Auto Victim
Oklahoma's 1957 traffic deaths rose to a new year high after two more fatalities. Lovig Stephens, 33, of Kellyville died from burns in Tulsa hospital after an accident north of Sapulpa on U S 66. Howard Russell, 68, of Loco died in a crash north of Lexington on U S 7. The toll climbs toward 685 with New Year traffic expected to increase. Five deaths in a head-on crash near Checotah marked another grim day.
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Kellyville
Lovig Stephens
Wellyville
Howard Russell
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Tulsa
Sapulpa
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Lexington
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Cheeotah
ROAD Plan Targets Major Highway Project Under City Pact
Mayor Ellsworth announced the highway project contract setup with signed agreements from two property owners. An agreement for a tract owned by three persons is to be signed today. A pending signed arrangement for another tract awaits return. A third agreement mailed from Lawson last Tuesday remains unreturned. Next week a small east side tract target is expected. Future city limits may include the dedicated right of way areas.
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Lawson
African Asian conference targets nuclear tests and Western influence
Delegates from 38 nations condemn Western powers at the Cairo talks. The Egyptian report advocates an African Asian common market to boost cooperation and curb Western military bases and nuclear tests. Sudan urges immediate ban on racial discrimination and civilian harms, while Japan presses a weapons test moratorium.
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People’s Movement
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