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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1958

Page

4

$2 Million Bond Sale Tentatively Slated March 18

City councilmen tentatively set March 18 for selling 2,009,000 in scalerworks bonds to fund part of a 6,182,840 water improvements project. The dam on Cache Creek between Elgin and Porter Hill will impound about 65,000 acre feet to augment Lake Lawtonka supply. First bond series carry interest slightly above 3.48 percent. Funds from earlier series covered land, clearwell work, appraisals, and costs.

Eaxihon Ameas Cache Creek Elgin Porter Hill Lake Lawtonka Roi Clearwell Construction Monroe Calculating Machine Co Gore Gove Kingt Carson Machinery Co Filley Planing and Zoning Commission Paul Dunbar Stitt Pair 12Th Wisconsin R. MM. Dodson Walter Collections Blunt Zorgec Jimmy Warren Reio Sireets Lne Fort Sill D Beid X, Beeanit Sheridan Road Dison Gove Blvd Frank Sandrayno Ardranno Suil

Red Is Nabbed In Plane Seizure

South Korea reports arrest of a high ranking Communist agent believed to have masterminded the seizure of a South Korean airliner diverted to North Korea. The plane flying from Pusan to Seoul carried two American pilots and 34 aboard. North Korea and Panmunjom sources describe casualties and defections. The United States supports the seizure theory as officials seek the safe return of all passengers and crew.

Seoul Worea A North Korea Panmunjom GN. Command International Reef Cross

Airliner Crash in Cairo Leaves Co-Pilot Dead

Twenty people escaped serious injury when a KLM DC8B crash landed at Cairo Airport possibly due to landing gear failure. The co pilot was killed. Eight crew members and 13 passengers were aboard en route to Amsterdam. Causes not yet known.

Cairo KLM Amsterdam

Senator Hayden Begins 47th Year in Congress

Washington Sen Carl Hayden of Arizona marks his 47th year as a member of Congress after 14 years in the House and a long Senate tenure. As chairman of the appropriations committee and president pro tempore, he ranks third in line for the presidency while remaining one of Congress's most unobtrusive figures. Hayden says he aims for a fair day's work and letting results speak for themselves.

Washington Carl Hayden D-Ariz Congress Hayden House Senate Joe Cannon Appropriations Committee Tye

Gracie Allen Quitting Show Biz Next May

Gracie Allen announces she will retire from show business next May after 37 years, to become a full-time homemaker. George Burns plans to remain active in entertainment with McCadden Productions and their TV ventures, while Gracie shifts focus to home and family.

Hollywood Gracie Allen Gabby Dimwit George Burns and Allen Gracie Burns Tfe McCadden Productions Bob Cummings People’s Choice Jackie Cooper Alien Gra San Francisco Burnis

Chilean Officers Plan Visit to Fort Leavenworth

Twenty officers from the war academy of the Chilean Army will arrive at Fort Leavenworth tomorrow for a few day visit with U S Army Command and General Staff College. Brigadier General Manuel Monit Martinez will lead the group. They come from Fort Knox Kentucky and will depart Sunday for Fort Sill Oklahoma.

Leavenwoorth War Academy

Army Sets April Draft Call for 15 000 Men

The Army today issued a draft call for 15 000 men in April. The monthly draft is expected to stay around this level through June, bringing the total inducted since September 1930 to about 2,909,420 men.

Washington Bt Thi Marek

Oilmen Approve Cut in Oklahoma March Output

Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary and the Oklahoma Corporation Commission agreed with oil industry leaders to reduce March oil production to curb oversupply. The state will slash output starting March 1, with a targeted daily drop around 50,000 barrels from the current 585,000 barrel allowance, though exact figures were not disclosed.

Oklahoma City UPI Raymond Gary Okahoma Corporation Commission Oklahoma Commission Gary Linehan Dx-Sunray Indushs

Street Sanding Program Is Set

The city council street committee will develop a program for early morning sanding of intersections when ice and snow require it. Bob Dunn of Lawton Safety council urged adoption of a plan following a February 13 safety group recommendation. Dunn noted workers face delays and smacked traffic while Whirkpatrick cited his 90 minute commute during last week's icy weather.

Bob Dunn Lawton Safety Council Dunn E. W. Whirkpatrick Post

Republican Leaves Race For Governor

Oklahoma City insurance man Irvin Hurst quits the governor race. A former Democrat who switched parties last year cites lack of finances and insufficient support from party leaders and donors as the reason for his withdrawal.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Irvin Hurst Hurst

Lent Period Opens With Ash Services

Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent with ashes distributed to Catholics and other denominations. Special services were held in churches across many lands. Lent lasts 43 days plus six Sundays until Holy Saturday, April 5. Separately, the American Cancer Society notes skin cancer, though over 90 percent curable, causes about 3,590 deaths annually in the United States.

New York United States American Cancer Society

Around The World Featured At BPW Club Banquet

The Business and Professional Women's Club held its annual international relations banquet at Old South Cafeteria with 13 allied officers from Fort Sill and 16 members of the Lawton International club in attendance. Guests included Lt Col Habib Ahmad of Pakistan and Col Ta Feng among a long list of officers and international guests. programs featured performances from Japanese and European groups and a square dance demonstration by Cameron Indian club members.

Old South Fort Sill Lawton International Club Clyda Hargraves B&pw Club Marie Detty Margie, Becker Betty Raulston Ta K. Feng Liu Han Fu Chao Yun Yu Tong King Chao Habib Ahmad Pakistan Delores Cherier Europe Lake Gavigan Sally Gene Smith Ernest Hunter Cameron Indian Club Khim Maung Latt Burma Kwalil Bakhshi Azar Ali Shaegh Iran Tak Feng Sin Han Fu Chao Ming Chu China Peer Badshah Gilani Antonio N. Concepcion Philippines Pham Kim Chung Phan Dinh Tung Viet Nam Thomas O. Lynch Nn Wright Mrs. C McCuistion Lili Griswold Belgium Henrietta Ortiz Mexico Chlitis Jackson England Britta Swatosh Betty Bochantin Erika Aske Kathy la Fleur Trudy Trexler Germany Aiko Gavigan Sashikito Castle Japan Lillian Farrar Jawai Myrtle Howie Canada Gloria Escalero Domienican Republic Rafael Moreno Spain Rosline Stanard Velda M. W

Auditors Challenge Haskell Purchases

Oklahoma City state audit challenges payments by Haskell County commissioners for truck repairs and a rebuilt motor for unowned trucks, travel pay for hospital patient transport, out of state chemical purchases at higher prices, mingling of private and official business, and alleged rental overcharges. The audit covers fiscal years 1954-55, 1955-56 and 1935-57, naming commissioners Arthur E. Hendricks J. W. Thompson and William H. Prince.

Oklahoma City i Haskell State Wendell G. Brawley Scott Burson Arthur E. Hendricks J. W. Thompson William H. Prince Doyle Sewell Motor Co Oklahoma City

Lawton High Among 55 Schools in State Tournament

Lawton high school joins 54 other schools in the 24th annual speech tournament at Central State college Edmond March 21 and 22. Contestants will be announced later by instructors Mrs Opal Ford and Kinley McClure.

Lawton Central State College Edmond Opal Ford Kinley McClure

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