Quarles Warns U S Will Use Atomic Warfare
Air Secretary Donald A. Quarles told a jet age conference that the United States will use nuclear weapons in limited or global warfare if forced to fight again. He asserted U S air power is superior to any other nation and that forces can meet global or limited attacks with appropriate weapons to deter aggression.
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Washington
Donald A. Quarles
United States
U.S
Quarles
Korea
Aswan Dam Egypts Hope For Fertility
Washington report outlines the Aswan high dam on the Nile as Egypts bet to reclaim two million acres of desert and boost irrigation, power, and flood control. The project would be the worlds highest rock fill dam holding 110 million acre feet, financed partly by the United States, and stretchs along the Nile from near the Sudan border to the Mediterranean. It notes farm, feed, and school milk developments tied to the broader irrigation and agricultural expansion for Egypt.
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Washington
Aswan
Nile River
Egypt
United States
Nile
Mediterranean
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Lake Mead
Hoover Dam
Ethiopian Hills
Milton Garber
Department
Cancer Information Center Opens in Lawton
Lawton's Cancer Information Center opens in the Warren hotel ground floor with volunteers from the Junior Service League and support from the American Cancer Society. The center will distribute cancer literature, provide non medical counseling, and host an education program for residents seeking information on cancer services. Center hours are 1 to 4 30 p m on Monday Tuesday and Friday.
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Lawton Junior Service League
Cancer Information Center
Warren Hotel
Third and C
Lawton
Junior Service League
American Cancer Society
Milton Worley
League
The
Cancer Society
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
William Cole
Russell Jones
New Concertmaster and Assistant Conductor For Capital Symphony
Norman Paulu is appointed concertmaster and Hugo Vianello named assistant conductor for the Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra in three Lawton concerts February 16 at McMahon Memorial auditorium. Paulu, former Eastman School of Music violinist and recent Oklahoma City concertmaster, will soon join as visiting professor at Oklahoma College for Women. Vianello, veteran conductor and violist, has worked with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and Centre Symphony and will conduct a children's concert and a Little Symphony in Lawton. Tickets are on sale. Lawton Symphony Society sponsors the visit.
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Lawton
Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra
McMahon Memorial Auditorium
Norman Paulu
Hugo Vianello
Paulu
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Paula
Eastman School of Music
Eastman School Broadcasting Orchestra
Howard Hanson
Rochester
N.Y
Oklahoma City
Europe
Seventh Army Symphony Orchestra
Seventh Army String Quartet
Germany
Austria
France
Italy
England
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Vianello
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Nation
al Orchestral Association
Radio City Music Hall
Bell Telephone Hour
New York City
Centre Symphony
NBC Television
Lawton Symphony Society
Area Men In Service Area Men In Service
Army Pfc Nathan E Nalls 21 son of Mr and Mrs Orbrey D Nalls Devol is now assigned to the Sixth Army headquarters at the Presidio of San Francisco California He last served at Fort Ord California Prior to joining the Army last July Nalls was in the Navy He has received medals for duty in Japan and Korea Army reported Master Specialist Frank T Frost son of Mr and Mrs Mack Murphy 614 Liberty is now assigned to the 5025th Area Service unit at Fort Leavenworth Kansas He is a laboratory technician in a dental detachment and was previously stationed at Fort Carson Colorado He entered the Army in 1938 and lives with his wife Eddie at Fort Leavenworth AS Delbert E Fincher Jr son of Mr and Mrs D E Fincher 1907 Taft has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Texas for 16 weeks of training Fincher who attended secondary school at Lawton and Ponca City and college at Tonkawa has been stationed at Lackland Air Force Base
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Army
Nathan E. Nalls
Orbrey D. Nalls
Devol
Sixth Army
Presidio of
San Francisco
Calif
Nalls
Headquarters
Fort Ord
Navy
Japan
Korea
Frank T. Frost
Mack Murphy
Liberty
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Frost
Fort Carson
Colo
Eddie
Delbert E. Fincher Jr
D. E. Fincher
Taft
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Tex
Fincher
Lawton
Ponca City
Tonkawa
Lackland Air Force Base
Penland Completes Air Force Basic Training at Lackland
Gerald W. Penland age 17 son of Mrs. D. W. Myers and A. L. Penland of Lawton is finishing Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base near San Antonio Texas. The former Lawton High School student is preparing for technical training or general assignment as announced by the Air Force.
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Gerald W. Penland
D. W. Myers
Lake
A. L. Penland
Taft
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Penland
Lawton
Lackland
Actress Yoshiko Yamaguchi and Isamu Noguchi Divorce
Tokyo reports Yoshiko Yamaguchi says she and sculptor Isamu Noguchi have agreed to divorce after five years of marriage. She cites careers requiring world travel as the cause, noting that east and west never met in their union.
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Tokyo
Yoshiko
Shirley) Yamaguchi
Isamu Noguchi
Austrians Throw Out Red Union
Vienna reports that Austria expelled the World Federation of Trade Unions headquarters nine months after freedom began. The interior ministry said the WFTU dissolved for endangering state security. Officials expect its next base to move to Prague as the group faces postwar unrest.
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Vienna
Austria
World Federation of Trade Unions
Interior Ministry
WFTU
Red Labor
France
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Italy
North
Africa
Price Tower Opens in Bartlesville by Wright
The 18 story Price Tower in Bartlesville Oklahoma was opened for a press and public inspection. Built by H C Price Construction Co the tower features 10 floors of rental office space and eight two story apartments designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Price
H. C
Ridgway to Testify on Eisenhower Military Cut Probe
Gen Matthew Ridgway will testify before the House Military Appropriations subcommittee in a closed all day session Wednesday. He will answer charges that politics influenced the Eisenhower administration's decision to cut military manpower. Rep Robert L F Sikes said the hearing would be an all day closed session.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
House Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Robert L. F. Sikes
D-Fla
Ridgway
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City TV
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