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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1956

Page

6

Oklahoma Michigan governors urge Stevenson primary boost

Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary and Michigan Governor G. Mennen Williams discussed Adlai Stevenson's need for strong showings in upcoming preferential primaries. They predicted Stevenson’s strength would rise if he wins, and Gary urged unit rule to consolidate Oklahoma's 28 delegates behind the majority favorite.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Michigan Adlai Stevenson G. Menren Williams Raymond Gary Stevenson Gary Williams Chandler, Ariz Harriman New York Averell Harriman Democratic Party

Week's Balance Sheet Of The World's News

United Press foreign analyst Charles M McCann surveys weekly global shifts reporting Eisenhower gestures to aid Western Europe with surplus food and uranium for peaceful energy, U S maneuvers in Southeast Asia and Iwo Jima drills, plus Germany to negotiate Allied force payments. Bad news covers Moscow’s subversion drive, Karamanlis win tightening Greece, and Adenauer facing a West German revolt slow to rearma­ment.

Charles M. McCann United Press Eisenhower Europe United States Far East Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Thailand Iwo Jima Japan West Germany Great Britain France Fritz Schaeffer Konrad Adenauer North Rhine-Westphalia Adenauer

Lawton Airmen Aid Farmers and Local Civic Happenings

Yesteryears item notes airmen from the Constitution aiding farmers by shooting coyotes from cockpits. It also mentions students at Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha taking flying courses, council members proposing to close Lake Lawtonka during spawning, and Buck Kinsey running for Ward Five. Free balloon flights are planned and Fort Sill reports a successful first flight of the season.

Lawton Wilma Joyzelle Fox Mary Emma Jolly Fletcher Oklahoma College For Women Chickasha Buck Kinsey Cecil Easton E. L. Woesner Fish and Game Committee Lake Lawtonka Garvin Ward Lawton Barber Fort Sill Faxon Cache

House To Debate Upper Colorado Project Tuesday

Washington notes the House will begin debate Tuesday on the $760 million Upper Colorado reclamation project. Leaders expect approval though the vote could be close. The measure has already cleared the Senate in a different form.

Washington House Colorado Senate

Youth Who Turned Girl Into Torch Gets Life

MOBILE Alabama a 23 year old man admitted dousing Betty Jean Watts 19 with gasoline and lighting her during an argument at a tavern He was sentenced to life imprisonment Watts suffered burns on about seventy percent of her body and died days later in June

Mobile Ala William Jackson Betty Jean Watts

Driving Drunk Charges Crowd Court Session

Judge J Merle Oaks presided over a busy municipal session with multiple defendants facing speeding reckless driving and public drunkenness charges. Notable fines included Kearl Austin and George Zimmerman each $20, while several others forfeited bonds from $6 to $20 for offenses such as running a red light driving with improper muffler and obscene language in public.

J. Merle Oaks Kearl R. Austin Chattanooga E. H. Ford Ronnie Powell Williams Paul Glenn Jeff Davis Jr Fort. Sill George Wiley Zimmerman North Hollywood Calif Ste. Kenneth D. Collins Fort Sill Chief Vaughn Washington Arthur C. Larson Gordon Mike Encheff Floyd FE Feaust Coy Dick Overall Andrew Austin Rush Arlington Robert C. Porter Eula Mae Colvin Evelyn Carter Patricia K. Brodt

Lovelorn Camel To Get A Bride

In Miami Cecil the bachelor camel at Cran don Park will wed by June as Dade County park department orders a female dromedary aged 4 to 8 for delivery by June 30. The plan follows a successful bridal fund drive by the Miami Herald and a purchase from a Kendall farm. Cecil frolics as if awaiting his first date.

Miami Fla Cecil Crandon Park Dade County Park Department Zoo Miami Herald Park Department Kendall, Fla

Congress Debates Highway Tax Plan and Unions Probe

Congress debated a Democratic highway funding plan that would raise about 13 billion over 16 years with new taxes on gasoline tires and vehicle prices. The measures would start July 1 and face opposition from motorists and railroads. Separately, Senate Republicans moved to press for a full inquiry into union lobbying and political contributions. Former government employees linked to Communism testified before HUAC as McClellan accused the administration of secret concessions and censorship to allies seeking trade with the Communists.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Congress Senate Special Lobby John L. McClellan D-Ark America

Animal Control Funds Increased in House Bill

Washington reports the House added 250000 to the administration request for rodent and predatory animal control. Rep. Carl Albert notes the rise will fund more hunters and trappers to combat coyotes and wolves threatening livestock and game in Oklahoma. Final staffing numbers await enactment.

Washington Interior Department House Carl Albert Okla Albert Oklahoma

Kiwanians Mark Brotherhood Week Observed at Luncheon

Downtown Kiwanis observed Brotherhood Week at a Thursday luncheon in the Hotel Lawterian with Fort Sill chaplains Lt. Col. John Brown and 1st Lt. Maurice Arnow and Rev. Bill Parish of the First Christian church as speakers. Rev. O. B. Davis gave the invocation and Frank Norris was inducted as a new member. Guests included Bill Brady and Frank Crider from Fort Worth, Cliff Long from Vernon, Jim Bowen from Dallas, A. H. Osborn, R. R. Cloud, and Northwest Kiwanis members John Thomas Jr., Jimmy Johns, and John Bluethman.

Lawterian Fort Sill John Brown Maurice Arnow Bill Parish First Christian Church Bob Gilbert Ben Leva Charley Wade O. B. Davis Bethlehem Baptist Church Frank Norris Bill Brady Fort Worth Tex Frank Crider Cliff Long Vernon Jim Bowen Dallas A. H. Osborn R. R. Cloud Walters Northwest Kiwanians John Thomas Jr Jimmy Johns John Bluethman

Air Force Seeks Troops To Man Warning Systems

The U.S. Air Force seeks recruits to man warning systems and operate air traffic control. Recruits will train in intelligence to prevent strategic or technological surprise and cover aircraft dispatching, control tower duties, weather landing and take-off control, and radar observation. Air Force recruiters M Sgt Arnold A Thompson and S Sgt Pern A Todd note the program aims to attract young men for these roles.

U.S. Air Force Arnold A. Thompson Pern A. Todd Air Force

Training School Assignments in Aptitude Tests Discussed

Thompson and Todd stated that pass aptitude tests will be assigned to training schools in these fields.

Thompson Todd

Car Thief Chats With Dispatcher During 60-Block Chase

Samuel B. Hughes, 40, led officers on a 60 block pursuit in a stolen police car in Denver. He calmly chatted with the police radio dispatcher at headquarters, then was stopped and booked for investigation of auto theft, saying he wanted to travel.

Denver Samuel B. Hughes Hughes

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