Canal crisis shows Western dependance on Middle East oil
Washington weighs the Eisenhower Doctrine amid Egypt's control of the Suez Canal. Nasser uses tolls and diplomacy to leverage Western economies, while Hammarskjold pursues UN mediated terms. Kennan criticizes naive hopes for carrot diplomacy and a slick policy.
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Egypt
Abdel Gamal Nasser
Suez Canal
Dligvator
Europe
Nasser
Israel
Sevgius
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Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Cairo
Himmarskjold
United States
U. N
George Kennan
Kennan
Senate inquiry into U.S. Middle East policy spans ten years
The editorial argues for a measured Senate investigation into ten years of U.S. Middle East policy. It warns against partisan damage but supports examining Israel’s founding and policy balances with Britain and France. It urges dedication to truth over political capital.
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Senate
U.S
Middle East
Israel
United Nations
Britain
France
Middle Easter
Conant’s varied career marks a valued public service record
The nation salutes James B. Conant as he serves as ambassador to West Germany after a career spanning Harvard presidency, pivotal wartime science, and educational leadership. His blend of chemist and administrator aided wartime work and postwar governance, and he may focus on U S educational needs at the high school level.
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James B. Conant
West Germany
Conant
Harvard University
Atomic Energy Research
Eisenhower
United States
Back-Stage Scrap Over Promotion of Marine Col. Randall
Defense Secretary Wilson pushes for Marine Col Carey Randall to be promoted to general. The Marine Corps resists political promotions, though Randall has been recommended and approved by Commandant General Pate. Promotion now rests with Congress amid Marine discontent.
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Defense
Wilson
Marine Corps
Carey Randall
Randall
Pate
Congress
Acrobats double jointed myth debunked and more Q A
A compact Q A notes that double jointed acrobats are not true joints but stretched ligaments allowing greater movement. It also covers questions about muscle meat in scallops fasting across cultures an almanac by Poor Richard and a new wrist watch called the Hinepiece claiming a design shift in watch construction.
County Commissioner Attends Executive Session in Capital
Pete Wynn, a western district county commissioner, left for an executive Council of the Oklahoma County Commissioners meeting in Oklahoma City. This is the second straight Tuesday the executive council has met after a January 22 23 meeting of the state organization. Wynn said talks will focus on the current legislature’s program. Wynn is president of the Sixth District County Commissioners Association.
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Pete Wynn
Oklahoma County Commissioner’s
Okahoma City
Slale
Wynn
Lawton Board Renames 21 Principals for New School Year
Lawton Oklahoma 21 principals of the city’s public schools were renamed at a February board meeting. Appointments include A Richardson as Tomlinson Junior High principal and Glenn Dosser at Central Junior High. Other named principals cover Adams through Woodrow Wilson with several new staff assignments and educational coordinators. The board also approved land purchase for an elementary site in Pecan Grove, invited boiler bids for Fort Sill Post Children’s School, leased McKinley Elementary to the U S Army Reserves, and backed Red Cross use of school buildings in a disaster.
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Lawton
Lawton Board of Education
A. Richardson
Tomlinsot
Glenn Dosser
Central Junior High
James Roberts
Adams
Dewey Parker
Cleveland
John Sadberry
Douglass
Lemuel Harkey
Dunbar
Monta Collins
Emerson
Mildred Collharp
Garfield
Orvis Rigsby
Howell
Joh Littlefield
Ward McCracken
Jefferson
Paul Prior
Lincoln
Rovella Becker
Post Children’s
Pearl Harmon
Roosevelt
Christina Swanson
Swirm
Walter Oswalt
Taft
Louise Kirkham
Washington
Helen McIntosh
Whittier
Laura Sherry
Will Rogers
Fred Thomason
Woodrow Wilson
Thelma Tall
Fort Sill Post
McKinley
U.S. Army
American Red Cross
John D. Shoemaker
Bobby Spradhin
Evelyn McKasson
Vida Trice
Allan Haws
Spradlin
Fannie
Robber Bluffed Out Of Store
A middle aged man attempted a hijack at Jim Jak grocery on Fort Sill Boulevard around 430 p.m. Monday. The grocer Jimmy Rice refused the robber and warned he might bash his head in with a gun. The suspect left empty handed as police followed a clue from a bystander.
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Jimmy Rice
Jim Jak Grocery
Fort Sill Blvd
Rice
BPW Club Directors Plan Meeting At Cafeteria
The February meeting of the Lawton Business and Professional Women's club board of directors is set for 7 p.m. today in the Old South cafeteria club room. President Miss Lota Smith will preside and all members are invited to attend as the report from the recent Oklahoma City state board meeting is read.
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Lawton Business and Professoral Women’s Club Board of Directors
Old South
Lota Smith
Wight
Oklahoma City
Auto Stolen From Local Car Lot
Area officers searched today for a 1954 blue Plymouth convertible stolen overnight from the Wade Oldsmobile Co used car lot. The car reportedly carried Oklahoma license 4 16768.
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Oklahoma
Dulles Comments on Oil, Algeria and Tito Visit
Secretary of State Dulles spoke on oil shipments to Europe from Venezuela and Middle East diversions. He noted UN debate on Algeria should be views exchange, not a forced solution, and expressed hope Tito would visit Washington despite criticism. He urged India to follow a plebiscite in Kashmir. Municipal court heard two cases with fines for assault and public drunkenness.
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Suez Canal
Eisenhower
Dulles
Europe
Venezuela
Middle East
United States
Congress
United Nations
Algeria
U.N
Tito
Yugoslavia
Washington
India
Kashmir
J. Merle Oaks
O. B. Davis
Lawton
Davis
James W. Lee
Andrews
Lawton High Plans Senior Class Assembly
Lawton high school's annual senior class assembly will be presented at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in the auditorium, stated class president Jerry Pursley today.
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Lawton High School
Jerry Purstey
Slayer Executed In Electric Chair At Oklahoma Penitentiary
Slayer Bob Hendricks was electrocuted at McAlester State Penitentiary after 45 seconds, ending an 18 year life sentence for a prior murder. He left three letters for Gov. Raymond Gary and spoke of clearing his name before death. He willed $275.37 to Leroy Carter, a death row accomplice, to be given after his own release date in August 1958.
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Mcalester
Okla
Bob Hendricks
State Penitentiary
State Pardon and Parole Board
Hendricks
Raymond Gary
Ewing C. Sadler
Pittsburg
Craig County
John
Adams
Chicago
H. C. McLeod
McLeod
Seminole County
Oklo
Payton
Tulsa Tribune
Nolen Bulloch
Pardon and Parole Board
Bulloch
Leroy Carter
Carter
Roabbery
Muskogee County
Ellsworth to Run Again Amid City Budget Talk
Ellsworth stated he will seek re election for mayor despite concerns over council planning to spend six million in coming years. He urged unity and said his family supports his decision. Potential successors named include Harvey House Jack Batten and Ned Hawkins who attended the gathering. In a separate note Unthank of La Puente California reported to police that a man he hosted vanished with Unthank's car money and felt hat.
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Ellsworth
Harvey House
Lawton
Jack Batten
Wichita Mountains
Unthank
LA Puente
Calif
William
Former Entertainer Across 1 Hersholt and more clues
Puzzle clue list spans across and down with names titles and places including Hersholt British princess Lochs and rivers. Answers include modern Nile passage and Dutch city clues with references to stage whispers prepositions and grafted terms.
Stock Market Drops Sharply in Volatile Session
New York traders saw a sharp decline as stocks fell on higher volume, wiping about 1.5 billion from market value. Industrial sectors including aircraft, steel, metals, and chemicals led losses amid profit squeeze fears and a possible second half downturn. Former President Hoover aides warned of inflation trends signaling further market softness.
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New York
Scie
H Herbert’ Hoover
Discharged Soldier Threatens Former Fort Sill Sergeant
Fort Sill. 21-year-old ex soldier discharged last week telephoned a threat to former Sergeant Set Marie L. Taylor of 310 Columbia Street reported the communication. The threat to cause bodily harm followed a company punishment incident, the sergeant said.
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Fort Sillman
Marie L. Taylor
Sio Columbia
Woman Struck By Chair After Refusing Dance
City police seek a suspect in an assault at Surf Club No 29C around 9 15 p m Monday. Victim Phyl lis Harrison, who lives above the club, says four men invited her to dance then asked if she was cursed and one struck her with a chair before fleeing through the front door.
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Phyllis Harrison
Final Serology Course Finale Tonight At Health Clinic
The final session of a two day syphilis serology refresher course at the County City Health Department will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. today. Open to laboratory workers and students, the clinic requires no charge or registration.
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County City Health Docarent
Fragments from a cryptic cartoon caption page
A partial, unclear OCR fragment discusses adult themes in a stylized caption. The readable text is limited and lacks concrete names, dates, or locations to identify a specific event or attribution.
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