Committee Hits Space Agencies In Fund Measure
Washington lawmakers urged that the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics face renewed scrutiny over basic missile research as the House Appropriations Committee approved a $33.382 billion emergency bill funding Labor and Agriculture and other agencies. NACA’s cutbacks, a warning on Russia’s lead, and questions about exhibit funding for Brussels highlighted the spending mix, while agriculture gains included acreage reserve administration and farmer payments.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Labor and Agriculture Departments
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
NACA
Deeuxuse
Germany
Russia
U.S
Brussels
Commerce Department
Tretonec
Department
Agriculture Department
National Science Foundation
General Services Administration
Reclamation Sureas
Veterans Administration
Interior Department
State Department
Sill Men Face Felony Charges in Fort Sill Case
Fort Sill men face felony counts filed by County Attorney Warren Crane. Eugene A. Balukas, 20, allegedly burglarized Wolverton Electric on Sheridan Road, taking a portable TV and about $273 in cash. Homer L. Bradbery, 39, allegedly concealed $697.41 worth of household furnishings financed under a conditional sales contract.
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Warren Crane
Fort Sill
Eugene A. Balukas
59Th Trans. Co
Wolverton Electric
Sheridan Road
Cache Road
Homer L. Bradbery
Selected Investments Corp
Actress comments reveal globe trotting wonders and wit
An interview excerpt quotes an actress discussing cultural stereotypes. She praises Argentine gentlemen as wine lovers and conversationalists, Brazil as home to great dancers, and notes she has never married with a boyfriend. She jokes about marrying eight men from eight countries for financial gain.
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Moscow
Boy Allegedly Fails To Attend School Complaint Filed
County Attorney Warren Crane filed a complaint in Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles' court against Henry Ponpesucut 1716 Invin for alleged failure to attend school. The boy’s sister signed the complaint, Crane reported.
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Warren Crane
Lawton
Henry Ponpesucut
Invin
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
Crang
Fort Sill Expansion Faces Opposition in State Hearing
Oklahoma lawmakers and residents clashed over Fort Sill artillery school expansion proposed by the Army. Testimony warned of costs up to a billion dollars, potential oil-field loss worth tens of millions, and a “Trail of Tears” impact on Native tribes. Critics pressed for defense needs while protesters and placards filled the chamber despite bans.
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Fort Siu
Post
Oklahoma
de Shaxo
Fort Sil
Styron and
Bola
W. A. Cooksey
Roosevelt Farmer
Noel Carbough
Hobart Oliman
Robert Goombi
Lawton Committee
Fred Clarris
Pep
Charles Qurnun
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Sean
Byron Barns
Gombo
William W. Moreau
Mobart
Dor Baldwin
Anadarko
Legislative Council
Baldwin
Fort Sill
Morris
Ozman
SOS
Army
Lawton
SO5
Oklahoma Defense League
Lamton
German Defense Minister Slated To Visit Center
Bonn Germany official reports say Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss will undertake a three week visit to the United States this month. He plans to tour the atomic testing area at White Sands New Mexico and the Artillery School Fort Sill Oklahoma among other stops.
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Bonn
Germany
Franz Josef Strauss
United States
White Sands
N. M
Fort Sill
Okla
Markets and Prices Across States and Regions
Chicago reports steady receipts and unchanged wholesale prices with a 93 score. Oklahoma City board lists wheat No 1 hard at 2.02, eggs at 80 cents farm clean, and butterfat No 1 steady from 50 to 53 cents in various towns. broilers and hens show mixed demand and regional quotes across Muskogee Tulsa Oklahoma City Vinita and others.
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Chicago
Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Praderick
Minton
Watonga
Bison
Blackwell
E Reny
Enid
Yukon
Alva
Viel
Guyman
Booker
F.o.b
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinila
Lawson
Watongi
Paula Valley
Clinton
Shattuck
Vinita
Elk City
el Rens
Tid
Lk City
Pauls Valley
K City
el Reno
Jaycees Hear Series Of Talks At Lawton Meeting
At the Wednesday noon Lawton Jaycees session in the Hotel Lawtonian, extemporaneous speeches covered national economy babies Cameron basketball and Oklahoma highways. The club voted not to establish a $235 athletic scholarship to a Cameron college semi deserving student. Dr. Jack Spencer presided as president with Deen Young as program chairman.
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Lawton Jaycees
Lawtonian
Deen Young
Charles Dillahunty
Marlin Wkeathley
Manville Reman
Cameron
Toaz
Jim Briskell
Oklahoma
Lawson Jaycers
Persan
Cameron College
Punks
Jack Spencer
Moscow models of Sputniks to be shown in Osaka fair
The Soviet Embassy announced models of Sputniks T and IT will be displayed at the Japan International Trade Fair in Osaka on April 11 to 17.
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Tokyo
Japan
Osaka
Chilean General Montt to visit Artillery School for briefings
Brig. Gen. Manuel Montt, head of the Chilean War Academy, arrives Sunday with six staff officers and 18 students for three days of briefings at the Artillery and Missile School. He lands at Lawson Airport at 7 p.m. and departs Wednesday at 9 19 a.m. Attending officers include Maj. Geo. Thomas 2B ce Shazo and Brig. Gen. Philip C. Wehle. The program features tours of departments and a Saint Barbara luncheon, with a wildlife belt tour on Tuesday.
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Manuel Montt
Chilean War Academy
Avill
Sehoor
Gen. Montt
Arive
Lawson
Geo. Thomas
Ce Shazo
Artillery and Missile Center
Wedletmerl
Philip C. Wehle
Artillery and
Montt
Saint Barbara
de Shazo
Officers’ Club
Wichita Stountaine Wildlife Belge
Fort Silk
Auto Injury Fatal To Fort Cobb Man
Roy Morrison a 43 year old Fort Cobb man died after a car left a southeast highway near Oney and overturned several times. He was thrown from the car and found by David Ross Chickasha. Morrison died at Anadarko hospital from head injuries exposure and shock. February recorded its 3d traffic fatality with Morrison.
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Fort Cobb
Oklahoma
Roy Morrison
lMighway Eee
Mike Hellwege
Morrison
Oney
David Ross
Chickasha
Anadarko Hospital
Tle
Two Theft Cases Probed By Police
Police investigated two theft cases today. One involved an auto accessory theft and another a piggy bank cash theft allegedly carried out at a residence. Patricia Howard reported $345 missing from a piggy bank hidden behind a shelf. details for Warren Weaver’s case involve a 1815 Ford and missing items.
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Patricia Howard
Irwin
Warren Weaver
Ford
50 Dairymen Attend Clinic at Comanche County Fair
About fifty Comanche county dairy men attended a one day clinic at the fair barn. Instructors included Jack Pendleton of Oklahoma State University dairy production testing program L H Sennett Clifford Burton extension dairymen and Wes Seyler head of the Oklahoma City American Daily Association. Topics covered included reducing milk production costs the forage way balancing forage with concentrates feeds and easy to follow mastitis control program plus other diseases affecting herd health and quality milk production and steps in reducing cost of herd replacement.
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Comanche County
Comanche County Fair Barn
Jack Pendleton
Oklahoma State University
L. H. Sennett
Clifford Burton
Wes Seyler
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
American T Daily Association
Fairbarn
Tbm
Five of Family Die in Fire in Staunton Virginia
A Staunton area fire killed five related residents as they slept in a frame house near the Shenandoah Valley city. Victims were Jesse Simmons 42 Zona Mac 42 Carrie Wheizel 45 a Simmons sister and cousins Clements Smith 36 Sammy Smith 39. The Simmonss rented the home a week earlier after moving from West Augusta. The site was found shortly after 11 pm by Ed A. Dudley the homeowner who lives nearby.
World Prayer Day Service Planned in Lawton
World Day of Prayer will be observed in Lawton with union worship at 7 30 p m Friday at First Presbyterian church. A 22 page directed prayer service will precede the evening worship. George Hales of Oklahoma City will speak on The living Power of Prayer Now It Can Open Your Life on the Power of God. Local Protestant church members join in the union service. The event is open to the public.
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Lawton
First Presbyterian Church
George Hales
Oklahoma City
Hales of Interests
Leopold Paroled After Decades In Stateville Prison
The 1924 Leopold case and the related Touhy parole dominated headlines as Leopold won a parole with five years of supervision. Officials noted the parole location and job plans would be investigated before approval, with Puerto Rico proposed by Leopold and expected delays for housing and employment clearance. Touhy will complete six months institutional parole then seek further parole, potentially freeing him by August 19.
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Touhy
Leopold
Stateville
Richard Loeb
University of Chicago
Division of Parole Supervision
Puerto Rico
Statevile Penitentiary
Joseph Ragen
Ragert
Ragen
Joliet
Earer
Roger Touhy
Nathany Leopold Jr
Touhyost
Chamber To Get Hearing Report on Fort Sill Expansion
The Chamber of commerce will hold a noon luncheon Friday at the Hotel Lawtonian. Milton Keating, secretary manager, will be principal speaker. He will discuss Wednesday's legislative council subcommittee investigation of the proposed Fort Sill expansion, urging all members to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wrete
Legislative Council
Fort Sill
Milton Keating
Chamber
Lawtonian
Toray
Lawtone
Bright Outlook For Lawton Real Estate In 1958
Lawton realtors met at the Old South cafeteria to hear Ray Babbit report abundant mortgage money and more builder inquiries this year. He noted a possible seasonal dip in construction requests but remained optimistic for many new homes in Lawton during 1958. Next meeting set for March 3 with topics on selling safes and closing sales.
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Lawton Realtors
Lawton Board of Realtors
Old South
Ray Babbit
Herb Shelton
C. J. Constant
Clare Motford
FCC Investigators clash over pace of probe on Channel 10 case
House subcommittee members spar over the speed of the FCC investigation. Chairman Oren Harris says the probe will continue to gather facts while Rep. John Moss warns against rushing. Miami witnesses deny a key allegation that Moore and Mamie Eisenhower relatives engineered the affair.
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Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
John E. Moss
Calif
Harris
Miami
A. Frank Katzentini
Gordon Moore
Mamie Eisenhower
Betas
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
National Airlines
Dean Murphy
Kateenline
Atzenline
Moore
Channel 10
County Receipts From Taxes For Roads And Schools
CHECK continued from page one shows receipts totaling 25 677 595 for road maintenance from gasoline excise taxes and 1 246 07 from special fuels excise taxes. Gross production tax provides 367 06 for bond purposes and an equal amount for schools. Other collections include 13 646 in bus mileage taxes. In current year, county has 277 885 26 from automobile and farm tract licenses and 51 494 64 from commercial vehicle licenses, including 31 691 26 for roads and 15 823 28 for schools.
Oklahoma Appeals Court Rules on State Jurisdiction in Refuge
The ruling holds the United States did not reserve and Oklahoma did not cede exclusive jurisdiction in the refuge. It could be reheard or overturned by the U S Supreme Court. Seven teenage boys faced charges for a raid on a Girl Scout encampment near Camp Souler around 11 p m May 29. Names include the Cline and Cary Clanton and five others. They were accused of disturbing the peace and insulting language toward Girl Scouts and leaders.
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United States
Oklahoma
U. S
Camp Souler
Cline
Cary Clanton
Darryl Naegeli
Ash
Martin Sanchez
Leigh Ewing
Dearborn
Jerry LeBlanc
Andrews
Alvis Kennedy
Gore
Shanklin Boy
Jerry Stricklin
Bill Cochran
Jimmy Stanton
Wilbert Lloyd
Girl Scouts
Burglary Suspect Sentenced After Reign of Terror
Local officers and state investigators concluded a three month crime spree by a rogue burglar who used stolen cars and bicycles to escape. Wart and four Comanche county prisoners, including Victor H. Cowart, Wilford Cody Sharp, Dale Anderson, and Louie De Armond, face parole decisions amid varied prior sentences for robbery grand larceny forgery and voluntary murder.
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Kart
Wart
Comanche County
Victor H. Cowart
Caddo County
Wilford Cody Sharp
Dale Anderson
Stephens County
Louie DeArmond
Jackson County
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Felony
Page de
Wie
Comanche County Fairgrounds
Burton
Clarence Wilson
L. H. Stinnett
OSU
E. R. Thompson
Leen & Company
Jaycees
Joyce's Furniture Co. NP Amen of
D Avenue
Diot
Ry Joe Ford
BB Aerts
Buster
Babwitt
Acter
Ansley Paper CO
Subcommittee
People's Ice CO
Lockers Ltd
Elgin
Suede Lend
Ames
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