Stock Market Begins Rally In Early 1956-57 Session
SEW YORK UP reports stocks attempted a rally after prior lows for 1956-57. Railroads led gains before cooling, while chemicals oils and aircrafts showed mixed moves. Noon volume reached 1,170,000 shares with Dow Industrials at 458.00 and rails at 140.02 as traders priced further shifts and the market eyed prior lows and rebounds.
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York
Baltimore & Ohio
Nto Rock Island
Southern Pacific and Southern Railway
Louisville & Nashville
Kansas City Southern
Jersey Standard
Socony Mobil
Boeing
Dow-Jones
General Motors
Zorger Seeks City Council Action on Land Appraisers
Ward 5 official Zorger asks the council to decide whether to hire individuals or contract an appraisal firm to value land for a proposed East Cache creek reservoir. The water committee studied the issue. council divided and no decision reached.
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Zorger
Water Committee
Warren Chrisman
Bee Council
County Clerk Homer Wilson Recovering After Stroke
Homer Wilson, county clerk, is in Memorial Hospital after a stroke this morning. Officials say his condition is satisfactory at the present time and that the stroke occurred about 11 a.m. while he was at his courthouse office.
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Homer Wilson
Memorial Hospital
Wilson
Texan aims bow and arrow at African elephant hunt
Big Bill Negley of San Antonio steps off a Constellation in Nairobi and heads up the Congo to kill an elephant with bow and arrow. He bet $1000 at 11 to 1 that he could pull off the feat, claiming modern archery aids, a 102 pound bow, 29 inch steel tipped arrows, and a year's practice behind him. his wife blessed the quest.
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Wairobi
Kenya
Big Bill" Negley
San Antonio
Tex
Congo
United States
Negrey
Negley
Nairobi
Page
Missing Nurse Case Probed Near Ocracoke
OCRACOKE NC missing nurse Mary Ann Scales 33 of Borden Town NY believed to have fallen overboard from the yacht Mary N II. The vessel owned by Dr. James T. Dodge 46 of Trenton WV and Mary N II anchored off the harbor in eight feet of water.
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Ocracoke
N.C
New Jersey
Coast Guard
Mary Ann Scales
Bordentown
James T. Dodge
Trenton
Dirter Park
McKinley Hospital
United States proposes Middle East compromise on Israeli withdrawals
Secretary Dulles presents Israel with a two point plan offering US backing for free Gulf of Aqaba navigation and UN action to shield Israel from Egyptian raids. Israel demands assurances on Gulf access and Gaza security before any withdrawal, with a UN sanctions showdown possible if no agreement. The plan seeks prompt Israeli reply as Egypt UN positions face delays.
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Washington
United Tes
Israel
Egypt
Abba Eban
Dullee
Frce Navigation
United States
Gulf of Aqaba
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Red Sea
U.N
U. N
Sharm el Sheikh
Sin U. N
U. S
Dulles
State Department
Eisenhower
Thomasville
Dag Hammarskjold
Senators Reject Substitution on Eisenhower Middle East Plan
Washington reporters say the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees rejected a watered down substitute for Eisenhower's Middle East resolution. Fulbright offered a simple Senate resolution or House concurrent resolution endorsing the goals without legal force. The vote was reported as 16 to 9 or as few as five in support, with 30 committee members present. The substitute aimed to express congressional support for resisting communist aggression by military or economic means.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Eisenhower
Middle East
Sen
Fulbright
Senate
Senate House
Sill Group Heads to Arizona for Tests Amid Military Price Rise
A unit of 152 enlisted men and 8 officers left Fort Sill by convoy for Fort Huachuca Arizona to support the Army Electronic proving ground. The group includes multiple battalion elements and 31 vehicles. the convoy arrives Thursday night with rail shipment for the howitzer and guns. Separately Rear Admiral Latin told senators that oil and gasoline price hikes will raise military costs by about 85 million dollars in the coming year.
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Fort Sill
Totur
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Army Electronic Proving Ground
Public Information Office
Laurance Krause
Mmander
Aorth Field Artillery Battalion
FA Bn
FA Obsre
Washington
PL Latin
Egypt Soviet Backing Aims to Stir Revolt in Africa
Paris dispatch reports Egypt with Soviet support plans large scale penetration across Africa to foment revolution by internal elements. Wing Ali Sabry named to develop campaign as France expands West Africa reforms. Moscow also says USSR to purge Supreme Court control and empower republic courts.
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New York
New York: Herald Tribune
Egypt
Africa
Paris
Herald Tribune
Frank Kelley
Tunisia
Morocco
Algeria
Soviet Relief
Soviet Union
Omdr
Ali Sabry
Nasser
French National Assembly
French West Africa
Equatorial Africa
Madagascar
Nile Valley
Red Sea
Ethiopia
Nigeria
Negro Republic
Siberia
Rabies Quarantine Keeps City Dog Roundup Active
Animal Warden C F Verner reports zero stray dogs picked up since the rabies quarantine began last Saturday and says the roundup will speed up. A suspected rabid dog that died in a local hospital has its head sent to Oklahoma City for lab analysis. Mayor Ellsworth announced a 100 day quarantine and rules prohibit street dogs, require leashes, and urge caution in handling.
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C. F. Verner
State Health Department
Health Department
Oklahoma City
C. R. Ellsworth
Charles H. Miller Jr
Verner
Cat Clings 60 Feet Up Utility Pole Nine Days
In Scranton Pennsylvania a gray white cat named Tabby perched atop a 60 foot utility pole near a 25 000 volt line for nine days causing a major RR headache for PP and L. Residents fed it while officials weighed risks of cutting power to rescue it.
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Scranton
Pp&l Co
Jineman
Itty
Tabby
Tom
Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
Pennsylvania
Simpson
Pp&l
Area's Weather To Remain Mild
A weak cold front moved through Oklahoma Monday night but no major change is forecast. Temperatures will stay mild with winds turning northward. Lawton highs near 75 today and Wednesday with a low around 35 Tuesday night, and no precipitation is expected.
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Oklahoma
Lawton
Soviet six point Middle East proposal aims to halt arms flow
Moscow outlined a six point plan to the United States Britain and France urging noninterference peaceful settlement of disputes respect for sovereignty and withdrawal of foreign bases. Dmitri Shepilov said the USSR would stop sending arms to the Middle East if the West does likewise and called for full Israeli withdrawal from Egyptian territory. He noted the plan also opposed military blocs and favored Egypts compensation from the British French Israeli invasion.
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Moscow
Dmitri Shepilov
Middle East
Shepilovy
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Kremlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Egypt
Shepilov
Near and
Near and Midde East
Shepildy
New City Plant Begins Wire Production in Lawton
Oklahoma Wire and Pipe Manufacturing Co in Lawton starts production with a 10300 foot initial shipment sold to an Oklahoma City fence supplier for about 2403 dollars. Eleven workers currently employed. full 24 hour operation planned to hire around 40 once full production lines run. A weaving machine arrived from California last week and another machine plus galvanizing pot are expected by Feb 20 and March 10 respectively.
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Oklahoma Wire and Pipe Manufacturing Co
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Woody Long
California
Long
Col. O
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Campius
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West
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Arizona
Latlu
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O'Mahoney
D - Wyo
Western
Europe
Suez Ca‘nal
Latta
London
Supreme Court
Alexander F. Gorkin
Presidium of
M. A. Yasnov
Communist Party
Uss.r. Ministry of Internal Affairs
Moscow Radio
Yasnov
Secret Police
White House
New City
Oklahoma Wire and Pipe Co
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