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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1955

Page

10

Gov Gary Gains Free Hand Naming Oklahoma Board Members

Oklahoma Gov Raymond Gary won AG backing that he may appoint state boards without using lists from groups. Assistant Attorney General Fred Hansen ruled the governor need not follow submitted names, a decision praised by Gary in his ongoing feud with the American Legion over Vet Commission appointments. The case followed the firing of Don Davis and Legion challenges to Gary’s selections.

Oklahoma City Raymond Gary Thursday Fred Hansen Gary Legion Veterans Commission Legion Executive Committee Fred Frey Commission Don Davis The

Jap Radio Reporter Popped On Jaw

Tokyo reporter Okada of Japan Broadcasting System was assaulted by welfare official Abe after entering a virus and blood plasma section. Okada and his companions overpowered Abe and turned him over to police. Welfare officials called the action unprovoked and offered no comment as they took a yearend holiday.

Tokyo Tokio Okada Japan Broadcasting System Welfare Ministry Tetsuhisa Abe Okada Abe Japan Broadcasting

Repairs Begin In Flood Area

Relief and reconstruction workers in California and Oregon flood counties labored to speed restoration after the worst floods. Death toll reached 40 in California and 12 in Oregon with 20 to 30 missing in California and 3 in Oregon. Initial damage estimates ranged 150 to 170 million dollars for a million acres under water during Christmas Eve peak. Ellsworth Bunker of the Red Cross visited Stockton and Santa Cruz and planned trips to Yuba City and Sacramento to meet Gov. Knight. With 161 disaster workers mobilized, Red Cross aims five million dollars in aid. Knight authorized one million federal dollars for immediate rehabilitation in the hardest hit area. Tons of food were airlifted to Humboldt County and backlog Christmas mail was shipped to Eureka.

San Francisco California Oregon Sacramento San Joaquin Donner Summit Sierra Nevada Ellsworth Bunker American Red Cross Stockton Santa Cruz Yuba City Goodwin J. Knight United States The Red Cross Cali Fornia Knight Humboldt County Eureka

Blueprints of Prison Escape Plot Revealed in Indictments

New York reports grand jury indictments against Frank Piscitello and Florio Isabella for drafting escape diagrams from the federal detention headquarters maximum security cell block last September. The pair allegedly created the “perfect” plans to break out dangerous prisoners. Local authorities emphasize the diagrams and plans were disclosed in the indictments.

New York Frank Piscitello Florio Isabella

Stepdad Cleared In Boy's Murder

LITTLE ROCK Ark. The stepfather of 14 year old Joe King, a strangler victim, has been cleared for the time being after a lie detector test. Police will question Air Force sergeant James R. King again as investigators seek a new lead. Joe's body was found south of Jacksonville in a trailer area where he lived with his mother and stepfather.

Little Rock, Ark Joe King James R. King Sam Hallam Tom Gulley Air Force Jacksonville

Police mixup leaves 12 year old girl missing six days

In Dallas a 12 year old girl was held in juvenile care for six days over Christmas after police allegedly misplaced records. A detective later found the girl after she wandered from home during a family quarrel, leading to a reunion with her parents and presents left for her.

Dallas Sheriff's Deputies Dallas County Sunshine Home Ruth Steinfeldt Lorraine Becker

Higher Traffic Toll In Mexico City In 1955

Mexico City reports that traffic accidents in 1955 caused 348 deaths and 4,032 injuries. Government release notes the toll amid annual traffic safety data. Strong entities include Mexico City and the year 1955.

Mexico City

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