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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1958

Page

7

Significance of Passenger Trains Decline Drives Rail Merger Talk

The Associated Press reports a sweeping shift in transportation as passenger trains retreat and auto use rises, with railroads cutting service, merging, and seeking subsidies. Major lines like New York Central, Baltimore & Ohio, and Frisco trim or end routes, while winners and losers reshape intercity travel and commuter options.

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Problems Of Oil Firms Increasing At Home Abroad

New York The oil industry faces mounting problems both domestically and internationally. Price shifts in gasoline follow crude trends amid output cuts, while overseas nationalization and altered profit splits threaten traditional 50-30 terms. American firms weigh investments in Indonesia Venezuela Saudi Arabia Egypt Syria and Iran amid shifting concessions and long term risk.

M Dawson New York Royal Dutch Shell BLPLM Indonesia Venezuela Perez Dimenez Amoricar Iran Tehran Saudi Aratia Kuwait Royal Bute Shell Andy Egypt Syria Mideast Saudi Arabia Tersey Standard

Experts observe Etna eruptions from Mount Etna slopes

Italian scientists from the University of Catania visited Mount Etna in Sicily to monitor ongoing eruptions. The volcano, Europe’s largest, produced loud explosions from two craters and lava flows descending its slopes as activity continues since last June.

Catania Sicily University of Catania Mount Etna Europe Etna Landal

Rogers to open Pike Restaurant in Oklahoma at Glass Mouse site

Will Rogers Jr. together with Gov. Raymond Gary and Turnpike Authority officials will dedicate the new Glass Mouse restaurant on the turnpike February 18. The 14 million dollar cafe, built by Continental Oil Co., will be operated by Interstate Co., a Chicago firm, with about 200 guests invited to the dedication program.

Winita Will Rogers Jr Continental Oil Co Interstate Co Chicago Raymond Gary Oklahoma Turnpike Authority

Conventions Draw Large Attendance in Atlantic City 1957

Estimated 319,490 people attended 399 conventions and trade shows in Atlantic City during 1957, highlighting robust event season and strong visitor turnout for the year. The figures reflect sustained interest in conferences, exhibitions, and associated tourism.

Meany proposes formula to end union jurisdiction squabbles

AFL CIO leader George Meany advances a plan to settle long running control disputes between craft and production unions. Aimed at unifying the merged federation, the proposal seeks a broad work assignment formula and shifts in repair work for former CIO and AFL unions. A meeting was held to discuss the federation role in the 1958 campaigns and review of cases involving Operating Engineers and Jewelry Workers.

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Teachers Back Three Month Summer Break in Poll

A convention poll shows teachers favor extending the school year with a three month summer vacation. They believe longer breaks help students and personnel cope with year round operation and staffing needs.

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