General de Shazo To Be First Witness At Hearing On Fort Sill
Maj. Gen. Thomas E. de Shirzo commander of the U S Army Artillery Missile Center will testify as the first witness when the Legislative Council study committee opens hearings Wednesday at the state capitol in Oklahoma City He will discuss the proposed capture of Wort Sills ranges for national defense Kiowa county witnesses oppose expansion committee chaired by Sen Byron Duens meets with strong support from Gov Raymond Gary and other state leaders The Kiowa county opposition lists Byron Boe fat Mayor W A Trawick and other local figures as backers while Democratic party factions debate the national defense merit of Fort Sill expansion
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Thomas E. de Shirzo
State Capitol
Oklahoma City
Kiowa County
Kini County
Meading
Byron Duens
Golvbo
Shute
Wow
Metcalf
Llohat
Glen
Fred Mharpis
Charles Qemuin
Lawson
Ray C. Buchher
Wingfisher
Robert L. Gandiellow
Anadarko
den R. Greenhow
Sentinel
Tessify
Byron Boe Fat
Golebo
The
Southwest Oklahoma Survival Association
W. A. Trawicker
Roy McCurley
Carnegie
Raj. Gow. Fel
J. C. Styron
John Covrey
Kiowa
Democratic ‘Ol
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Fort St
Gary
Gev
Raymond Gary
Sen
Carris
Fort Sit
Fingl
Congress
Harris
Iowa
Jaclales Tonkawa
State League of Young Democrats
Famier
Victor Wickersham
Dohy Morris
Lawton
Ji Wie
Sisth Listics
Port Sit
Wickersham
Morris
Central Committee
State Legislaive Council
Comici
Capitol
Hams
Matty
Manis
Democratic Party
Wacevis
Alahoma City
Oklahoma Defense League
Fort Sill
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Incentive
Farlier
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Nee Show
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PTL
Sentive
R. C. Dick Longmire
Pauls Vale Ardmore
Fred Holmes
Enid Marvin Avenea Pendergrist
Chickashu
Roti Wls
Frank Butham
Ancel Earp
Oklukvima Ci
Tem Pe
McDermott
Chick Sortun
Oklahoma
Kurt Sill
Oklahoma Defense League backs Fort Sill expansion plan
The Oklahoma Defense League announced support for expanding Fort Sill for missile training, pledging soon to release data on economic benefits and national defense value. A committee was formed to aid the effort with leaders from Ardmore, Enid, Chickasha, and other communities voicing support for a 275000 acre expansion to bolster defense.
Reds Accuse Each Other After Airliner Seizure
North Korean authorities claimed seven Communist agents hijacked a Pusan to Seoul airliner, triggering gunpoint takeover and injuries to 34 aboard. Police say the plot was led by Kim Hyung, with two female accomplices, while negotiations demand faced rejection by Communist officials at Panmunjom.
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Ciey
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Rece Commission
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Sonh Worear
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Den
Panmunjone
Synz Nan Rhee
Pusan-to-Seoul
Way
Kim Hyung
Pusan
Kim
Rhee
South Korea
Bay
Kim Joon Kyung
Secretariat
U.S
tShe Armistice Commission
Navy
George W. Kent
Ren
Von Braun Says U S Behind Reds In Space Race
Army missile chief Wernher von Braun warned at a Chicago news conference that the United States has lost a round to the Soviet Union in space and cannot afford further losses. He noted Pentagon support for five projects and urged sustained effort to catch up, saying recovery would take years.
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Wermher von Braun
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Ree
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Ballistic Missile Agency
Nationalitary-Industrial
von Baus
Examiner Criticizes Miami TV Choice by FCC
Washington DC A federal examiner testified that the FCC chose the least qualified of four applicants for Miami Channel 10. The probe reviewed possible improper influence by Col George Moore and attorney links to Public Service Television Inc. The subcommittee highlighted two days of hearings from 1954 and noted the commission overruled the examiner’s 90 page recommendation favoring Col Katsentine’s Miami broadcasting group.
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FCC
Miami
National Airlines
Herbert Shariman
House
Ivestigating
Richard A. Mack
Public Service Television Inc
Mack
Col
George Gordon Moore
Marnie Eisenhower
Subcommittee
Oren Shfarris
D-Ark
Moore
Shariman
A. Frank Katsentine
Miami Beach
Charinel
Public Service
Com
Tragic Atlanta Fire Kills 12 Black Children and Parents
A two story Atlanta duplex fire last night claimed 12 Black victims including ten children found in an upstairs bedroom. Injured parent Jewell Jones and his wife Mrs Jones survived after futile attempts to rescue seven children. his dive from a second story window and her escape through a wall are noted, with names of the deceased listed.
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Jewell Jones
Jones
James
Saundra Louise
Frederick
Larry
Charles
Christine
Beaubarn
Non Ben Dur
Rage
AF Bares Speedy Moon Motor Plan
Washington reports the Air Force disclosed progress on a rocket with a million pounds thrust as part of a U S bid to conquer space. The thrust exceeds the Jupiter and Atlas levels and dwarfs the dog Sputnik era. The Army also plans a one million pound thrust rocket.
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U.S
Space
Army
Jupiter
Paunlty
Atlas
Air Forces
Airust
Russia
Robbery Attempt Probed In Comanche County Hijack And Hotel Hold-Up
Three suspects jailed in connection with a bootlegger hijack and a downtown hotel robbery attempt. Victim Neldon Claude Depew was beaten. shots fired at a police car as officers questioned suspects at the Hi-Way cafe. Police identified two Apache men and a Clinton man among those detained, with continuing inquiries into possible links.
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Ray Atvererry
Comanche County
Kigin
Neldon Claude
Stats) Depew
Kvollegger
Stein
Ravid Hb. Andrew
Assistiont Goutwo Altories
Snd
Elgin
Ore Shok Derew
Teathers
Pete Fuller
Paleo Tulis Young
Secon. A.m
Fuller
Young
Vietima
Rt 5
Apache
Clinton
Spy Soble’s Self-Inflicted Endgame in Hospital Battle
Convicted Russian spy Soble swallowed two ounces of hardware while at Lewisburg prison. Bellevue surgeons removed seven rivets, two carriage balls, and five heavy nuts in a 13 hour operation. He is serving espionage sentence. wife linked to a spy ring run by Boris Morag.
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Buck Soble
Bellevue Hospital
Soble
Federal House of Detention
Lewisburg
U. S
Paul W. Hiams
Bellevue
Boris Morag
Car Company Closes Doors Amid Labor Dispute
DETROIT It Chrysler Corp sent 7,100 workers home from two Detroit plants over a production standards dispute. It was the 16th straight day of interruptions. Dodge Main sent 5,000 home, Detroit Plymouth 2,100, and Mack Ave plants 4,000 were kept open due to scheduling issues linked to stoppages elsewhere. The United Auto Workers says new stock blinders, installed Feb 20, speeded up work.
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Iim Department
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Detroit Plymoutt
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Dodge Main
Mack Ave
Administration Rules Out Tax Cut Spending Orgy To Bolster Economy
Washington reports that the administration rejects tax cuts and a spending spree as solutions, favoring ongoing programs to bolster the economy. GOP Leader Knowland says midyear gains are expected, with reviews if growth stalls, as administration discussions with Democrats and economic aides continue at the White House breakfast.
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Georgia
Sherman Adams
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Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Tabor
James
GOP
No Relief In Sight For East Cold Spell
The East endures a severe cold spell with below freezing temperatures spreading from the nation’s northeast to the South. Lebanon New Hampshire dropped to 29 below, NewPol Virginia 27 below, and northern New York hit 20 below. scores of communities faced closures and transit delays. The storm blamed for heavy snowfall left 182 deaths nationwide.
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Mercury
Lebanon
Newpol
New York
Newark
Nid
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York City
Sarmie Lake
Sliuwater Reservoir
Upstate New York
Mately
New York State
Glens Falls Mbany
Oneonta and
Plattsburgh
Syracuse
Buttalod
Soviet Sneak Raid Feared by U S Lawmaker
Rep Clarence Cannon warned in a House speech that a Soviet sneak nuclear strike could target any U S city from offshore using disguised merchant vessels and missile ships. He cited a Navy report noting 22 ships could equal 33 submarines in such an attack and asked about a Pearl Harbor moment.
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Clarence Cannon
House Today
New Navy
Russia
United States
Missouri Democrat
Chairan
House Appropriations Committee
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Cannon
Chief of Naval Operations
Military Bill OK'd to require approval for large land deals
In Washington the House passed a measure mandating congressional approval for military reservation contracts exceeding 3000 acres of public lands and sent the bill to the White House for action.
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Washington
House
White House
AF Labels Missile Firing A Success
The Air Force announced a further successful firing of the Mace surface missile from the Alamogordo area. Spokesmen at the missile development center called the test highly successful, noting two F100 jets accompanied the missile with a remote guidance system extending control from Wendover Air Force Base Utah, over 600 miles away.
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Air Force
Wendover Air Far Base
Utah
Warming Trend to Bring Rain Across Lawton Area
A warmup is forecast to spread to the Lawton area with temperatures rising to near 50 by Wednesday and cloudy skies. Light drizzle is possible tonight as scattered showers move across the slate tomorrow, with highs around 45 today and 31 in some towns yesterday.
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Lawton
Guinan
Ponga City
Thlsa
Reading
Lawton Girl Wins Democrat Contest
Cameron college sophomore Marilyn Salyer won the Oklahoma Democratic Party’s oratorical contest in the state convention with Why I Am A Democrat. She earns a week in Washington D C in April, $30 local prize, and a $35 savings bond as district winner, as one of four youths to receive the trip. Salyer is an honor student at Cameron, member of Phi Theta Kappa and Cameron Players.
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Cameron College
Washington, D.C
Oklahoma State Demcrats
Oklahoma City
Mss Salyer
University of Oklahoma
Washington
Miss Salyer
E. D. Salyer
1611 Taylor
Cameron
Phi Theta.Kappa
Cameron Players
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