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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1956

Page

20

AFL-CIO Plans Nationwide Drive to Double Membership

AFL-CIO proposes a coast-to-coast organizing blueprint to grow from 15 million members to at least twice that in a few years. John W. Livingston outlines a state by state industry focused fund and target groups such as white collar, government, retail, and various industries. George Meany calls for broad organizing especially in Southern states amid Miami hotel dispute as 12,000 rally backs labor.

Miami Beach Fla.p Afl-Cio Livingston New York CIO AFL George Meany Florida Meany Miami

Eden Says Britain and United States See No European Differences

London reports Prime Minister Anthony Eden and President Eisenhower have near total accord on Europe with no remaining differences. The leaders, following their conference, declare unity in policy and approach to postwar security and defense matters.

London Anthony Eden Great Britain United States Eisenhower

Willie Murray deposition secrecy in Oklahoma divorce case

Chicago report notes former Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray faced a divorce dispute and a request to keep Friday depositions secret. Mrs. Willie Murray seeks separate maintenance amid allegations of public drunkenness and adultery tied to a Houston woman. Murray denied knowledge of the other woman's hotel presence in 1952 and 1953.

Chicago Oklahoma Johnston Murray Houston Murray Willie Murray Robert Mansell Oklahoma City Helen Shutt Mansell George Miskovsky Mrs. Shutt Sherman Blackstone Hotel

Marilyn Monroe Seeks Growth Through Continued Study

Marilyn Monroe, when asked about further study at the Actors Studio, said she would like to continue her growth in every possible way. The remark underscores her commitment to professional development beyond current roles.

New York Marilyn Monroe The Actors Studio

President Eisenhower Thanks Flint Couple For Golf Bag

President Eisenhower writes to a Flint Michigan couple thanking them for an elaborate golf bag they made. He says he hopes to have an opportunity to use it and believes it will bring him luck.

Washington Eisenhower Mich

Mollet vows France will stay in Algeria to quell terror

In a broadcast to French and Algerian populations Guy Mollet pledges France will remain in Algeria and restore order and justice amid terrorism. He asserts fears of extremism will be met with firm action and stability.

Algiers Algeria Guy Mollet France

Lodge Says He Is Not a Candidate for Presidency

United Nations secretary Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. stated when asked about a presidential bid that he was not, quote, a candidate. The remark was reported from his UN post, clarifying his political status amid speculation.

United Nation N.Y Henry Cabot Lodge Jr

Swink Dies in Reincarnation Curiosity Probe

Richard Dean Swink, a 19 year old Shawnee newspaper circulation worker, killed himself after writing a note explaining his urge to test the Bridey Murphy reincarnation theory. The suicide note says curiosity killed a cat and he intended to investigate the reborn soul story firsthand.

Shawnee Okla Richard Dean Swink Bridey Murphy

Candy Barr Freed by Texas Justice of the Peace

Candy Barr, the Dallas nightclub stripper, is freed without bond after her estranged husband Troy B. Phillips Jr. declines to prosecute for the January 27 rifle shooting incident. Phillips testified he beat on her apartment door and heard a gun crack. The case will be referred to a grand jury while Barr remains charged with assault to murder and previously held on $10,000 bond.

Dallas Candy Barr Troy B. Phillips Jr Justice of the Peace Miss Barr

Taxes Ranger Title Sparks Curiosity in Lexington

Sheriff Wallace Jones in Lexington, Kentucky, is tightlipped about a new nickname after a disgruntled taxpayer sent him a letter addressed to “Mr. Wallace Jones Taxes ranger.” The unusual title drew attention but little official comment was offered.

Lexington Wallace Jones Jones

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