Insurance Chief Warns Oklahoma Firms to Follow Tax Law
Oklahoma City Insurance Commissioner Joe B Hunt warns 50 Oklahoma insurers to abide by state tax laws or face license revocation. He says back taxes and penalties have been assessed against Reserve Life Pyramid Life and American Security with licenses revoked for Reserve and Pyramid facing federal restraint orders. two investigators in Illinois and Texas review other insurers. The tax revenue outlook rises, with a projected increase to 10 million dollars in premium tax.
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Oklahoma City
Joe &B. Hunt
S50
Oklahoma
T Hunt
Hunt
Ilinois
Texas
Oklahont
Reserve
Pyramid
American Security
France faces dilemma after raid across borders
Gaillard weighs a strong response to the raid while fearing rightist backlash. Tunisian President Bourguiba demands France pull 20,000 troops from Tunisia and close the Bizerte base. The incident sparks protests, condemnations in Tunis, and backlash in Paris with politicians and intellectuals voicing sympathy for Tunisia.
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Gaillard
Lacoste
France
North Africa
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Bizerie
Moscow Radio
Constituent Assembly
Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Francois Mauriac
Chen Yi and Peiping Policy in Cold War Era Debates
A historical précis notes Chen Yi's early international role at Bandung in 1935 and later positions. It cites observers who saw him as Chou En-lai's understudy, and mentions his 1956 foreign policy speech aligning peaceful coexistence with a hard line view on Formosa, contrasted with a prior interview promising invasion if Geneva talks failed.
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Ite
Chou
Bandung
Feiping
Hong Kong
Chou Er-lai
Peiping
Chen Yi
Chen
Chinese Communist Party
Anl
United States
Red China
Formosa
Geneva
China
Think Your Roads Are Bad Try Jeep Trip To Honduras
Charley Wade recounts a 3.00-mile jeep journey through Mexico Guatemala San Salvador and Honduras lasting 18 days at an average 20440 miles per day. He returned by a 10 hour flight with Father Dossogin assisting his brother Rev. Joseph Wade in Yoro Honduras mission.
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Charley Wade
Yore
Republic of Honduras
Mexico
Guatemala
San Salvador
Honduras
Wade
Father Dossogin
Fort Silt
Yoro
Ware
Joseph Wade
Bo Inch
Lawton
Oklahoma
Chamber of Commerce
Pikes Peak
Arriaga
Tapachula
Father Dossoghe
Hondurras
Jobless D Congress Hearings and Tax Cut Proposals
The Economic Committee seeks a Monday report on steps to curb the downturn and restore jobs. Rep. Patman accuses the administration of slow action while Sen Douglas pushes a 400 million tax cut proposal aimed at lower income brackets and consumers to stimulate demand.
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Rep
Patman
D-Tex
Douglas
Senate
Iisenhower
Anderson
Mic Wear
Tian
Lawton Schools Dismiss Early for OEA Meeting
All Lawton public schools will dismiss at 2 10 p m today for a general teachers meeting in Lawton high school auditorium. Speaker Furman Phillips Oklahoma Education Association State secretary outlines major topics including state legislation.
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Lawton
Attile
Furman Phillips
Oklahoma Education Association
Bond Forfeited In Court For LeRoy Lookinglass
LeRoy Lookinglass forfeited a 316 bond this morning for failing to appear in Municipal Court to answer a disorderly conduct charge. Municipal Judge J More Oaks disposed of four cases today including Lookinglass and two public drunkenness cases. Two defendants forfeited 12 bonds each, and a 10 fine was assessed in another drunkenness case.
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LeRoy Loackinglass
J. More Oaks
Funeral Services Set for Mrs Lucinda Prichard at Calvary Baptist
Funeral services will be held at 2 30 pm Wednesday at Calvary Baptist Church for Mrs Lucinda Prichard 85 of Lawton who died Monday after months of illness Rev Henry Wall pastor will officiate Burial will be in Highland Cemetery under Lawton Funeral Home direction She was born May 18 184? in Irvine Ky and married John Prichard January 22 1891 The couple moved to Lawton in 1901 She was a longtime member of Calvary Baptist Survivors include four daughters Armour Allison J S Title E B Tow Midwest City and S C Wus Fort Collins Colo four grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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Wednystay
Calvary Baptist Church
Lucinda Prichard
Denry Wall
Highland Cemetery
Lawton Funeral Home
Mes
Prichard
Ievine
John Prichard
Lawton
Armour Allison
Probe continues as Schwartz seeks full inquiry into FCC
Schwartz demands complete disclosure of alleged misconduct in the FCC and accuses President Eisenhower aides of influencing decisions. Adams and Moore are named in the controversy as the investigation proceeds, with Morse suggesting Senate takeover if House stalls. The subcommittee split over Schwartz’s firing, finally voting to terminate him after a stormy session.
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FCC
Schwartz
Sherman Adams
Hhe
Eisenhower
George Gordon Moore
Rep
Marvis
Commerce Cammites
Schwarts
Wayne Morse
Senate
House
Williams
Gilher
Four incumbents seek reelection in city council primary
Four veteran council members from wards 3 5 and 1 7 announce plans to seek reelection in the March 18 primary and April 1 general election as more than 16 000 voters are expected to be registered by election time. Shelton Kinsey Kirkpatrick and Parr are listed with long service, chairmanships on sanitation streets and lighting and finance committees, plus roles on engineer ing and U S 277 projects.
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Shelton
Sivat
Lester McKenzie
Hinsey
Kirkpatrick
Chaiman
Ile Fist
Honor Society To Select New Officers Today
Members of the National Junior Manor Society of Secondary Schools were to meet in the Central junior high school auditorium to elect officers. About 48 ninth grade students and 50 eighth graders would participate, with seventh graders receiving honorary mentions. Offices include president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. A committee will be chosen later for the constitution. Mrs. Dorothy Solf, sponsor, said officers would be announced later this week.
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National Junior Manor Society of Secondary Schools
Cental Junior High School
Dorothy Solf
Four New Post Open With U S Civil Service Commission
Robert Pierce reports four new vacancies in federal service. Positions include veterinarian with Agriculture Department nationwide, electronic computer operator trainee in the Washington DC area, engineering radio aide countywide with FCC, and manual arts and educational therapist for Veterans Administration. Salaries range from 3,440 to 10,320 yearly. written test required for some posts. apply by February 25.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Robert Pierce
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Washington, D.C
Pierce
Federal Communications Commission
Veterans Administration
Fierce
Dulles Presses Flexibility on Foreign Ministers Meeting
Dulles insists no shift in U S policy from his earlier statement on foreign ministers meetings. He argues preliminary talks should occur through diplomatic channels and foreign ministers, while avoiding a long drawn out parley with the Russians. The Eisenhower Menshikov pledge to pursue peace through negotiations signals openness to a possible summit.
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Demake
Dules
Nikolai Bulganin
Dukes
Beough
State Department
Walles Dd
Ife
Eisenhower - Menshikov
Menshikov
Council eyes business zone and funds for replacement road
Lawton councilman Buck Kinsey proposes designating part of block 30 Lawton Heights Williams addition as a business zone and seeks council funds for a replacement road. Bids would be sought for a at least 28 foot wide road with proper bed and drainage after field studies show it can run along the current high water line. The old road was flooded when Lake Lawtonka rose to five feet above the spillway and damaged.
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Lawton Heights - Williams Addition
Buck Kinsey
Fish and Game Committee
Lawtonka Dam
School House Slough
Lawtonka
Kinsey
Airman preps for earth radio music test aboard ship
Scientists plan mock space voyage experiments to test an airman’s responsiveness to alarm signals during rest periods. Farrell, fed a nutritious master menu, may hear Earth broadcasts from a space station relay, with an orange for breakfast as tests proceed.
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Farrell
Steinkamp
Defendants Win Damage Action
A Superior court jury awarded $57.63 to defendants Guy Harley Cornwell Fletcher and W. D. Ford of Lawton after a traffic accident cross action with plaintiff W. H. McKenzie. The case began in Special Sessions seeking $74, and previous rulings had each side denied recovery. McKenzie appealed to Superior Court. the jury partial verdict still left some amount unresolved. Attorneys were Lewis Derke for McKenzie and Githen K. Rhoads for the defendants.
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Guy Harley Cornwell
Fletcher
W. D. Ford
Lawton
Special Sessions Court
W. H. McKenzie
Seventh and
McKenzie
N Superior Court
Superior Court
Lewis Derke
Githen K. Rhoads
Denton Home Demonstration Club to Start Nursing Course
The Denton Home Demonstration Club will begin an American Red Cross home nursing course at 10 am on Wednesday at the Denton Club house. Instruction will be given every Wednesday and Friday for the next eight weeks by Mrs. Elmer Sims Scott HDC and Mrs. Pete Dove from Roseland HDC.
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Denton Home Demonstration Club
American Red Cross
Denton Club
Elmer Sims
Scott
Pete , Dove
Roseland
Class Visits Bank to Learn How Banks Serve
Mrs Otlis Carpenter’s eighth grade classes viewed the films How Banks Serve and Pay to the Order of Monday. During the rest of the week the classes will visit Security Bank and Trust Company to gather firsthand information about how banks operate.
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Otlis Carpenter
Security Bank and Trust Company
Medicine Park Man Fined In Three Charges
Leon Butler, 36, Medicine Park, was fined 25 for driving without a license, 25 for disorderly conduct, and 40 for speeding after entering guilty pleas. Oney J. McCay, Elgin, was fined 100 on a guilty plea to reckless driving on the Fort Sill military reservation. he was arrested Saturday by military policemen.
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Medicine Park
Elgin
U. S
Vernon C. Field
Leon Butler
Oney J. McCay
Fort Sill
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