Hunters Warned Of Rabbit Fever In State
Oklahoma officials warn hunters about tularemia or rabbit fever prevalent in the state. People can contract the disease from infected rabbits or tick bites, and even undercooked meat. Wear rubber gloves when handling wild rabbits and avoid animal contact that could cause cuts. burn infected animals.
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Oklahoma City
Oklhoma
Mathews
Oklahoma
Okkuomad
Mlaremia
Proul
Hassler
Lions Discuss Dimes Drive Campaign Meeting
Lawton Lions club held a Community Dimes campaign luncheon in the Germimo Room. Members received campaign material and a minister allocated item as Gavreón Paine led the session as campaign head Ridacea Mirch.
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Lions
Miurch of Dimes
Tou
Sionday
Lawton Lies Club
Germimo
Gavréon Paine
Ridacea Mirch
Ponce City Man Dies In California
Man from Ponca City Oklahoma dies in California while visiting relatives. John Long, automobile dealer, aged 57, had been ill about a week and staying with daughter Mrs George A Andrews. Body taken to Johnson and Finney Colonial Chapel in Menlo Park for funeral arrangements. Long served as a trustee of the estate of L H Wentz, Ponca City.
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Menlo Park
Calif
Long
Ponca Cit
Okla
George A. Andrews
Johnson and Finney Colonial Chapel
L. H. Wentz
Ponca City of Man
First Child Honors Split Two Ways In Muskogee
In Muskogee Oklahoma a boy born at Muskogee General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clarence Bowlin of Fort Gibson and a girl born at Oklahoma Baptist Hospital to Mr and Mrs A L Chandler of Gore share the 1957 first child honor in Muskogee.
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Muskogee
Okla
Clarence Bowlin
Fort Gibson
Muskogee General Hospital
A. L. Chandlers
Gore
Oklahoma Baptist Hospital
Tale Of Two Lunches By Kenneth Gilmore
A NEA report contrasts a Washington lunch with a Russian embassy attache and a Budapest meal with a Hungarian rebel. The Washington conversation features claims of Fascist bands and arms requests, while Budapest centers on external support and Soviet protection of Eastern Europe amid a Russian stance on Hungary.
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Kenneth Gilmore
NEA
Washington
Hungary
Moscow
Russia
Tolstoi
Lsure
Wall
Europe
America
F&f
OCU Scholarship Plans Announced For Government Research
Oklahoma City University and the Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council announce two 2100 scholarships in governmental research for Oklahoma students. Winners will study public administration, work 20 hours weekly on council projects, and may pursue a two month post graduation research term. Applications close April 10 with awards May 10.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City University
University
Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council
Hugh TL. Turrell
C. Q. Smith
OCU
Farl
Expenditures Council
John Rogers
Tulsa
State Regents For Hither Education
Charles F. Spencer
East Central State College of Ada
Steve Stahl
Council
Stahl
Oklahoma
Boy dies after accidental shotgun discharge in Perry
Fourteen year old Johnny Hoggatt was fatally injured while rabbit hunting near Perry when his shotgun discharged accidentally. He died in a hospital shortly after the incident.
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Perry
Johnny Hoggatt
Perry Lad
Scouts Back From Outing at Quartz Mountain Camp
Seventeen Lawton and Fort Sill Boy Scouts returned from a four day Black Beaver council winter camp at Quartz Mountain. The event drew 115 scouts from the council and ran Wednesday to Saturday afternoon. Zunigha Freeman of Altus led the encampment with Dick Bryan of Hobart assisting. Troop 32 Fort Sill sent Bobby Chehugh John Coffman Sam Davies Rickey Driver Richard Gorski Dean Painter Jack Sanders Tim Shelley Tom Shelley Paul Wiley and Bob Read with Maj. Glen Smith as Scoutmaster. Former assistant Bowles attended with Troop 83. Bowles son of CWO Otis Bowles is furloughed from Aberdeen Proving Grounds and aims for West Point after electronics training. Troop 13 Beal Heights Presbyterian contributed Leslie Upton John Kissick Don Madison Stan Sasser Richard Harding Sammy Harding and Mike Sasser. Jack Sasser led the troop.
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Lawton
Fort Sill
Quartz Mountain
Tex Mettoy
Zunigha Freeman
Altus
Dick Bryan
Hobart
Fort Silt
Bobby Chehugh
John Coffman
Sam Davies
Rickey Driver
Richard Gorski
Dean Painter
Jack Sanders
Tim
Tom Shelley
Paul Wiley
Bob Read
Maj
Glen Smith
Eagie
Don Bowles
Bowles
CWO
Otis Bowles
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Cotton acreage to be reserved under Soil Bank in Oklahoma
Oklahoma cotton farmers will be allowed to reserve about 192000 acres next year under the Soil Bank program. The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service said the 6035601 dollars allocated for the program in the state will let cotton growers reduce 23 percent of the cotton acreage.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
Soil Bank
Apricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Dulles Sees Hope Amid Cold War Struggles in 1957
Secretary of State Dulles, in a year end statement, sees reasons for hope against Russian communism while warning of ongoing dangers. He cites rising patriotism in Poland and satellite states and notes Soviet rulers remain powerful as the United States pledges support for free nations in the Middle East and beyond.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Middle East
Poland
War Scare Caller Finally Lands In Jail
An elderly accountant in New York was arrested for allegedly making about 95 nuisance calls to the White House FBI and military officials warning of an imminent Soviet invasion. He claimed inside information and even spoke with naval officer status, targeting multiple government offices and the Soviet embassy.
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New York
Monditty
White House
FBI
Armed Services
Charles Wesley Tape
Navel
Seattle
Wash
U.S
Kenneth C. Sternberg
Tegg
Vladivostok
Tage
Secret Service
Pentagon
J. Edger Hoover
Thomas E. Dewey
William O'Dwyer
Mexico
Averell Herriman
Washington
New Years Revelers Shot By Jittery Irish Police
Four people returning from a New Year service were wounded when their car hit an unapproved road block on the Northern Ireland border near Caledon. Police said the checkpoint aimed at IRA extremists and the driver did not heed warnings.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Caledon
Irish Republic
Son of Texas oil man found dead in Seguin
Will Crews Morris Jr, 19, son of a San Antonio oil man, was found shot to death in his car Monday night at Seguin. Sheriff Phil Medelin said Morris was missed during a Lake Breeze Club dance. His body was found by Joe Miller of Seguin. Morris was shot in the right temple and a .22 caliber pistol lay beside him. Justice of the Peace A. T. Hector withheld a verdict pending further investigation.
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Seguin
Tex
Will Crews Morris Jr
San .Antonio
Phil Medelin
Morris
Lake Breeze Club
Joe Miller
Justice of the Peace
A. T. Hector
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U.S.A
Navy
Douglas Aircraft
R. E. Tallent
C. R. Elsworth
Lawton Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Tallent
War Scare Caller
NecCord
Avenue EL
Texas
P.S
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Gsupply CO
East Gore
Cash Registers
Chester
McCord
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