Gloves To Fly Tonight at Golden Gloves Classic
The annual Golden Gloves Classic opens at 7:30 pm in Fort Sill’s Honeycutt Gym with about 150 entrants from Oklahoma and Texas. Finals are Friday, winners advance to the state meet, and top performers receive tickets and awards as service and nonservice teams compete in a dynamite heavyweight division. Proceeds benefit underprivileged children.
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Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Sheppard Air Force Base
Texas
Glovers
Ring Iame
Tilsa
Tnopes
Evran
Ardmore Air Force Base
Shep Airforce Base
Tinker Airforce Base
Altus Airforce Base
Hugo
Cameron Aggies
Learuer
Yes
Anadarko
Chickasha
Lawton National Guard
Kearny
Golden Gloves Courisv
Lawton Constitution
Morniez Press
Southland Paper Mill Hikes Newsprint Price
Southland Paper Mills announced a per ton increase in newsprint effective March 1. The rise raises the Lufkin mill price to 93 a ton and delivers to New York at 134 per ton. Lawton papers buy from Southland Mills in Luckin.
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Lufkin. Tex.upi
Southland Paper Mills
Montreal
Canada
International Paper Lips Co
Staiwest
Luféin
New York
Lawton Publishing Co
Lawton Constitution
Morning Press
Southland Mills
Luckin
Man Drowns Three Children After Attempted Suicide
Richard Puetz of Park Ridge arrived at home to find his three tots drowned in a bathtub and his wife unconscious by the stove. He claimed the house was filled with gas, and Beverly Puetz, 26, was revived at a psychiatric hospital. The Evanston department store official said she had a nervous condition but was not under care.
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Ceicago
Richard Puetz
Park Ridge
Beverly Puertz
Psycopathic Hospital
Evanston
Lotlor
Davis Named New Aggie President in Oklahoma
Clarence Davis 46, superintendent of Velma Alma schools, was named president of Cameron College at a Board of Regents meeting for Oklahoma ASM colleges. He will succeed C Vernon Howell and assume duties June 1. Howell resigns to join City National Bank as vice president and farm loan consultant. Davis, selected from 10 to 15 applicants, has run Walters and Velma Alma districts, holds a master’s pending doctorate, and has led Oklahoma Education Association activities. He and his wife have two children, Don Clarence and Karen Kay.
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Clarence Davis
Velma-Alma
Cameron College
Board of Regents
Oklahoma Asm Colleges
Davis
C. Vernon Howell
Forrest McIntyre
Regents
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Howell
City National Bank
Cameron Post
McIntyre
Walters Davis
Oklahoma A&m College
Walters
Bokchito High School
Bryan County
Southeastern State College
Durant
Oklahoma Education Association
Don Clarence
Karen Kay
University of Oklahoma
Pen Warden Breaks Ward To Murderer Pen
Tulsa Tribune says Warden H C McLeod refused to release three sealed letters left by executed murderer Robert Hendricks. Gov Ray mond Gare supported delaying release until he reviews them. Hendricks said letters would clear up issues including Burris murder and Greenlease kidnapping.
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Tulsa
Tulsa Tribune
State Penitentiary
H. C. McLeod
Robert Hendricks
Hendricks
Ream Payton
Vinita
Gary
Raymond Gare
McLeod
Burris
Greenlease
Pardon and Parale Board
Craig County
City Man Escapes From Prison Farm
Cecil Hollingsworth a 24 year old Lawter man now serving a second burglary sentence escaped with Archie Lee McKinney 20 of Monroe from Stringtown honor farm. Officials said Hollingsworth was in a Comanche county farm house burglary case and McKinney is serving three years for forgery from LeFlore county.
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Cecil Hollingsworth
Lawter
Stringtown
Hollingsworth
Comanche County
Archie Lee McKinmey
Monroe McKinney
LeFlore
Cameron College Funds Approved
The House Appropriations Committee approved 888713 for Cameron College in three bills. Funds cover 350000 for new construction 123000 for repairs and maintenance and 313714 for operations, Rep. Charles Ozman said.
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Oklahoma City
Staf
House Appropriations Committee
Cameron College
Charles Ozman
Lawton
Ozman
East Berlin Students Plot to Overthrow Soviet Zone
East German leader Walter Ulbricht said in a released speech that East Berlin university students planned to topple the Soviet zone government in November. The claim described a formal plot aimed at undermining the regime and its authorities.
Lawton Man Arrested Inhalant Drug Case Involving Youths
A 92 year old Lawton man was jailed as investigators seek charges for allegedly injecting inhalant drugs into youths and his own arms. Detective Lt Cleo Stout described the substance from "Vale" inhalers as not narcotic but potentially habit forming, with uncertain effects and possible high or erratic behavior. Authorities warn parents to monitor their children for injections and reveal the method used to extract the drug.
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Lawton
City 90
Cleo Stout
Stout
Tower Collapse Kills Four At Nashville TV Station
Four workers died when a 1,200 foot tower under construction at WSM TV near Nashville collapsed in daylight. Kenneth Tutor, a steel rigger, loosened several guy wires as the tower swayed and broke apart 300 feet up. Victims identified as Donald Kinnan 25 Robert Kieshner 30 Ray Maxwell 27 and George Treslar 30. Debris crushed trucks and a car as the lower section toppled downslope toward nearby homes.
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Nashville, Tenn
South
WSMTV
Grand Ole Opry
General Electric Corp
Donald Kinnan
Tucson
Ariz
Robert Lee Kieshner
California
Ray H. Maxwell
Palatka
Pla
George Treslar
Memphis
Tenn
Kenneth Tutor
Soviets Open Debate on Foreign Policy at First Sesssion
In Moscow the Supreme Soviet opened its first session since upheavals in Poland and Hungary to debate Soviet foreign policy. Premier Bulganin Khrushchev and other top officials attended. Zhukov was absent touring India. The agendas include international questions and the five year plan and 1957 budget.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Poland
Hungary
Georgi Zhukov
India
Lazar Kaganovich
Georgi Malenkov
Dmitri Shepitov
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Vod
Tm Hona
Council of Nationalities
St. Andrews
Kremlin
Presidium
Klimenti E. Voroshitov
Anastas Mikoyan
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Ellsworth Seeks Mayor's Office Return
Secretary of State Dulles predicted Israel would withdraw from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba under UN resolution. He said the U.S. would defend Israel if Russia threatened it and ruled out resigning, discussed limits on reporters in Red China, and commented on oil deliveries to Europe amid broader Middle East tensions.
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Washington
Dulles
Israel
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Middle East
Congress
Red China
Europe
Tae
Red Mystery Patient Identified in Moscow Kremlin Shuffle
Vyacheslav A. Malyshev, 54, Soviet minister of machine building and former deputy premier, identified as the mystery patient. The confirmation follows private advices from Moscow amid censored Moscow News reports. Malyshev, WWII lieutenant general, has long guided Russia's industrial and atomic energy programs and held multiple top posts in transport and heavy industry.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Vyacheslav A. Malyshev
Hans Schulten
Malyshev
Russia
Stalin
Committee For New Industrial Technoique
Communist Party
Parley motivates Ellsworth to seek another mayor term
About 100 Lawton residents gathered in city council chambers to urge Mayor C R Ellsworth to run again in the Mach primary. Ellsworth pledged to “do my best” while noting he has completed two years in office and citing community projects and sacrifices ahead. D L Wigington spoke as spokesman for the group, praising Ellsworth’s leadership and urging continuation of the city’s work.
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Beams
City Council
C. R. Ellsworth
D. L. Wigington
Ellsworth
Mach
Elsworth
Stitt Pair
Lawton
Wigington
Leo Ellsworth
Cal
Experts Seek Mine Blast Cause at Bishop Coal Mine
Mining experts planned a descent into the Bishop coal mine depths to fix the cause of a gas explosion that killed 27 miners. Federal and state officials, joined by Pocahontas Fuel Co leaders, led the formal investigation as 16 hours after the blast the last body was recovered.
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Bishop
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Virginia
West Virginia
West Frankfort
Til
More Indictments Seen In Spy Case
A special federal grand jury resumed deliberations in New York as more indictments are anticipated in the Russia spy case. The government says several unidentified co conspirators may be charged for stealing military secrets while employed at U S military installations in the United States Germany and Austria.
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New York
Fince
Russia
Germany
Austria
Berserk Negro Dies In Battle
A steel worker Edward Haynes aged 47 died at a hospital after going berserk and shooting at four policemen and a bystander in Fort Worth Texas He had five bullet wounds to the back and neck None of the others was seriously hurt Gladys May McGee 25 said she called police when her father arrived with a shotgun She feared for her children during the incident
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Fort Worth
Texs
Edward Haynes
Texas Steel Co
Moe
Gladys May McGee
Cloudy Pattern to Persist into Midweek Across Region
Forecasters warn the cloudy and foggy pattern remains through Wednesday, with light showers possible at night. Expect highs in the 40s and overnight lows near 35 as rain totals vary. Lawton misses heavy showers while Atoka logs about 1.95 inches and other areas report light amounts.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Atoka
Fort Silt
Three Children Die In Fire At Converted Garage Home
SYRACUSE N Y UP three children died today in a fire that leveled a one story garage converted into a home. The victims were three of nine children of Mr and Mrs Edward C Wilkins. My God my God the father cried as five policemen restrained him from entering the burning building.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Edward C. Wilkins
Nautilus One Steps From Verne To Reality Undersea debut
20 000 Leagues Under the Sea becomes real as the nuclear submarine Nautilus completes Atlantic cruises. Captain Eugene P. Wilkinson leads the 60 million dollar craft built at Electric Boat yards General Dynamics. Newsmen tour its vast interior and the reactor shield amid a maze of gauges and tunnels.
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New London
Jules Verne
Yerne
Verne
Atlantic
Electric Boat
General Dynamics Corp
Sea Nautilds
Pace & Col
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Tower
Soviets
Nashville
Gaza
Agaba
FAP
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