U N Debate On Middle East Seen In Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly opens a round of debate on Middle East tensions with emphasis on Israel and the Gaza region. U.N. officials, including spokespersons, outline calls for restraint, Mediterranean security, and new discussions on arms and shipping routes through the Middle East, amid requests for reaffirmed international peace efforts.
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U.N
Middle East
United Nations
N.Y
United Suite
Wecchans
Lissapeia
United States
Mabopedia
Nilee
Esryeh
Israel
Emeormens
Mau
Gene Te Es Burns
Trl Aviver
Shoo el Sheikh
Sin Peninsula
Tire Straits
Eas
Tsraeli
Burns
Elarish
Gaya Strip
Dar
Boley School Head Reports Problem Boy
Boley School head reports a disruptive 13 year old inmate at the state Training School for Boys in Foley escaped, pursued by an official, then attacked forearm and attempted further damage. Officials advise holding the boy securely until calm or transfer at age six to Granite State Reform School.
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Orlalo
Willie
Bowers
al Foley
Capitol
Hay
Rick Bowers
Bowes
Nhl
Wile
Fiat
Board of Affairs
State Reformatory
Granite
Hollywood Press Agents Rally Over Film Depiction
Hollywood publicists condemn a Tony Curtis film in which a press agent is portrayed as despicable. Dora Boulvette, president of the Hollywood Publicists Association, calls the depiction unfair and cites it as part of a pattern dating to the original production of A Star Is Born. Warner Hecht, Curtis producer, defends the publicists through his press agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dora Boulvette
Assa
Tony Curtis
Boulgetie
Mention Pictures
Hale
Warald Hecht
Curtis
Fuess
Argentine Airliner Crashes Near Buenos Aires Killing Seventeen
A two engineer passenger plane crashed after takeoff from Buenos Aires Airport. Unofficial reports say 17 killed and at least 13 injured as the plane aimed for Mar Del Plata and struck a seawall along Riverside Avenue during a landing attempt on the Plate River.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Mar del Plata
Riverside
Plate River
Mass Bombings Halt Integrated Bus Riding
Mass bombings in Montgomery and arrests of Negro ministers halted integrated bus riding in the Deep South. Montgomery declared a state of emergency with a midnight curfew for all children while police and federal actions unfolded. Negro leaders urged restraint and preparation for court action as demonstrations continued in Atlanta and Montgomery.
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Montgomery
I Atlinta
Deep South
Atanti
Sis
Allankt
Lok
Martgalliens
Coniastom
Wi A. Gayle
Gayle
Sso
Atlanta
National Association
Colemee
Waleden
Tf. T. Bearden
Big Bethel Ame
Nenroes
Alana
William Holmes Borders
Lnader
The
Moveron
Megrucs
Four New Traffic Complaints Filed
Four new traffic complaints were filed this morning by County Attorney Warren Hang against motorists arrested by Constable Newt C Adair. William Comstock, 24, of Oséo Arlington, and Alert M. Liesault, 22, Concord, Calif., were charged with speeding at night, Donald Ray Roberts, 41, of 1097 McKinley, was accused of reckless driving, and Robert Wal lis, 62, of No. 59 SE Sixth, was charged with running a red light. The complaints were filed before Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles. Crane filed one traffic charge Thursday afternoon, accusing Walter M. Brewer, 24, of Arlington, of speeding. Brewer, arrested by Adair, was charged in Giles' court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hang
Newt C Adair
William €. Comstock
Oséo Arlington
Alert M. Liesault
Concord
Calif
Donald Ray Roberts
McKinley
Robert [. Walis
SE Sixth
Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles
Crane
Walter M. Brewer
Arlington
Ag Night Classes Draw 205 Students
Cameron college reports 205 students enrolled for the second semester night class term starting at 7 p.m. Monday. Alvin Hand, dean of students, said late enrollments are accepted through Jan 4. Thirty three courses are offered and the term runs through March 14.
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A Ltd
Zll
Cameron College
Alvin Hand
Former Blind Author's Sight s Improving
Fort Worth Texas UP report: novelist John Howard Quittin Griffin, 36, blinded in 1944 by South Pacific bomb blast, describes gradual vision return after a year of blindness. He cites focusing difficulties and notes his sight improved enough to see TV news and his wife Elizabeth and two children for the first time.
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Fort Worth
Tes
John Howard Quittin
Griffin
Dev
Nani
South Pacific
Mansfeld
Tex
Gatlin Mitel
Ariend
Tle
Elizabeth
Johnny
Susan Michelle
Army officers promoted and reassigned across commands
The Department of the Army announces promotions from captain to major for W. Davis Jr and from lieutenant to captain for Harald W. Rehm vir Donald T. Kennurdy Geore L. Kelley Cyrus W. Garsell Walter L. Mayeaz Haard J Simpson Pelham L. Felder Lawrence R. Tassie Henry H. Emerson Irvin J. Hintzinger and others. Senior Army Aviator designations awarded to Capt Eugene S. Bailey Capt Edward M. Schleier 1st Lt Patrick Sabagan and 1st Lt Walter Matels while postings place personnel at Ft Sill Oklahoma Oakland Army Terminal California and other units.
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Department of the Army
Washington
Sonnel
Fred Stissong
Snax
Aberdeen Er Gr
Clauhorns W. Davis Jr
Harald W. Rehm Vir
Donald T. Kennerdy
Geore L. Kelley
Cyrus W. Garsell
Walter L. Mayeaz
Haard Jimpson
Pelham L. Felder
Lawrence R. Tassie
Henry H. Emerson
Irvin J. Hintzinger
Pa Ig
Ariy
Gar
Sth
Okla
Edward If Dry
Sill
OS Real Slavers
Oakland Army Terminal
Oakland
Calif
Eugene S$. Bailey
Edward MW
Schleier
Patrick
Sabagan
Waiter
Matels
Edward O. Judd
FL Biles
Tex
Planning Board To Balance Budget If $500000 Aid Fails
Gov. Raymond Gary said the Planning and Resources Board must balance its budget after February 1 if the Legislature does not approve a $500000 supplemental appropriation. The Senate cut the money yesterday, but replacements are planned for Monday. The move follows previous park employee cuts due to dwindling funds and a disputed allotment for Luk Blurray State Park.
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Dayton Blair
Orlatoma City
Planning and Resources Board
Raymond Gary
Gary
Flack V. Boyd
Senate Appropriations Committee
Toni Tipps
Ardmore
Tipps
Luk Blurray State Park
LeRoy McClenden
Idabel
Tlerbertope
Pauls Valley
Senate
Fhe
Tle
Park Hill
Emergency Relief Board
Clouse
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Lagan County
Wagener County
Crash Kills Six Airmen as Tanker Returns From Mission
Air Force reports four engine KC tanker crashed while landing after refueling mission. Deceased are 1st Lt Ronald Rosetti Pierson Tex, 2nd Lt Robert E Smith San Antonio Tex, T Sgt Edward Clemons Beckley W Va, Sgt Thonis Salazny Uvalde Tex, ALC Michael Bevent McIntosh Houston Tex, 2nd Lt John Anderson Berg Birkenfeld Ore. Hospitalized with minor injuries are Lt Joel Howerton San Angelo Tex, T/S Robert Winegar Austin Tex, A2C Bortimlemew Esposito Plainview N Y. Official hearing scheduled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Ronald Rosetti
Pierson
Robert E. Smith
San Antonio
Tex
Edward 2. Clemons
Beckley
Thonis Salazny
Birkenfeld
Ore
Joel F. Howerton
San Angelo
T. St. Robert C. Winegar
Austin
Bortimlemew Esposito
Plainview N.Y
Awards Presented At VFW Meeting Fort Sill
Awards were presented at VFW Post 3263 Fort Sill Thursday night. Commander Melvin C. Fagin announced the program with Raymond E. Rush presenting pins. Pledger received a five year continuous service pin. Holt's Task Force recruiting pins went to 12 members including Fagin, Pledger, Cross, Allen, Beanett, Collins, Carrillo, Trunker, Matucks, ONeill, Simpson, and Wilcox.
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VFW
Fort Sill
Spt
Melvin C. Fagin
Raymond E. Rush
Jefferson P
Pledger
Holt
Task Force
Tefferson R. Pledger
Donwil E
Dad Seeks Inquiry Into Marine Death at Camp Pendleton
CAMV TIZ Wisconsin UP I reports Casey Gruszynski, father of Marine John Gruszynski, requests a Marine inquiry into his son's death at Camp Pendleton. Gruszynski alleges the Marine told of drill instructor beatings about a year ago. Capt C C Smith in Milwaukee says the inquiry request was forwarded to higher headquarters.
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Camvtiz
Wis
UPI
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Casey Gruszynski
John
Milwaukee
C. C. Smith
Gruszynski
Legion Post 29 to Host Second Weekly Dance in Lawton
Lawton American Legion Post No 29 will hold its second weekly dance Saturday night to raise funds for veterans rehabilitation and child welfare programs. Percy Givens commander announced the event as Hugh Byrd and His Oklahoma Hillbillies provide the music.
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Lowery-Whitehead American Legion
Lawton
Percy Givens
America Legion Veterans Rehabilitation
Hugh Byrd
Oklahoma Hillbillies
Markets Report From Chicago and Oklahoma City
Chicago butter, wholesale prices steady with receipts 722000. Oklahoma City cattle and hogs mixed. calves scarce, hogs up 25, sows steady. State poultry and eggs prices listed across Oklahoma markets with No. 1 hard wheat around 2.04 to 2.12 per bushel and hens and butterfat varying by city.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Oklahoma
City
Oklahoma City
SUSDA
State Board of Agriculture
Inday
Guyman
Hooker
Clinton
Alva
Blackwell
el Reno
Enid
Hobart
Medford
Vici
Yukon
Bison
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Edmond
Frederick
Broilars
Lawton
Pauls Valley
Six Men Re-Enlist At Fort Sill And Fort Bliss
Six men re-enlisted for duty at Fort Sill through the Laws recruiting station with local recruiter M Sst. Bill Bradley noting the group includes M-Set Fielding TM Kuist Ste. Ray I. Logan Sr. Taber de. J. anger Spl Othel Ciinkscale and Sp2 William F. AIL all signing for six years while Hurst chose three. Also enlisting were Spi Waltey Jordan Jr. for Fort Bliss Texas and Pvt Tommie L. Estes for the Regular Army unassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Fort Sill
Laws
Msst
Bill Bradley
Tm, Kuist
Ste
Fort Bliss
Tex
Pvt
Tomiie L. Estes
Trials Ordered In Fraud Case In Lawton
Two Lawton men Alvin C. Kravig and Ben R. Lewis were ordered to stand trial in Superior Court after a preliminary hearing. They are charged with obtaining a $1,150 note on a wrecked vehicle by misrepresenting its value and condition and face two forgery counts related to similar transactions with A and A Finance Co. Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Balind
Alvin C. Kravig
Ben R. Lewis
Justice of Peace
Marvin
A&a Finance Co
Hearing Set in Larceny Case In Lawton
Preliminary hearing scheduled for 3 p.m. today in a grand larceny case involving Justine Lillian Andrews, 23, a resident of Lawton formerly from Mineral Wells Texas. Justice of the Peace Marvin E. Cameron to conduct. County Attorney Warren Crane charged Andrews with theft of $60 from Fort Sillman Felix J. Meza Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Mineral Wells
Tex
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Justine Lillian Andrews
SE Sixth
Warren Crane
Fort Sillman
Felix J. Meza Jr
Fort Sill Couple Sues Over Mobile Home Delivery
Fort Sill couple Claude W. and Edna Mae Strong sue National Trailer Convoy Inc of Tulsa for possession of their "Castle Deluxe" mobile home and 852.74 in damages. They allege the firm agreed to deliver from Fort Bragg to Lawton within five days, but the unit was delayed and involved in a Knoxville crash and a Thompson Ga. repair stop before arriving in Lawton January 1. They seek reimbursement for 500 in trailer damage plus 1, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Castle
Claude W
Edna Mae Strong
National Trailer Convoy Inc
Tulsa
Ft Bragg
N.C
Lawton
Luther Eubanks
Strongs
Thompson
Polio Potato Chips Drive At Lawton High
About 300 Lawton Public Schools pupils will buy and donate potato chips at Lawton Senior High on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. to raise March of Dimes funds. No price set. contributions only. Dan Jennings chairs the local drive with Virginia Rice directing at LSHS. 24 French club members staff stations in two hour shifts. Gordon Paine leads the Tocquat March of Dimes drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawon
Lawton Business Divier
Dan Jennings
Lawton Senior High School
Virginia Rice
Miss Rice
LHS
French Cluh
Jennings
Lunes
Gordon Paine
Touring Club Sets Outing and Rally Schedule
The Comanche Touring Club will hold a gymkhana at Lawton light school parking lot starting at 1 p.m. and a sight rally that runs to about 1 a.m. Ken Smith, vice president, notes the events test driving skill and knowledge with low speeds under supervision. Rally entrants need road maps of Oklahoma and Texas. Awards follow the gymkhana at Bianco's Restaurant and the rally ends at English Motors. Concrete for a Sheridan Road bridge four miles south of town has been poured, county commissioner Pete Wynn said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Touring Club
Lawton Light School
Ken Smith
Automobiling
Smith
Bianco
Oklahoma
Texas
English Motors
Sheridan Road
Pete Wynn
9 047 Jobs Filled Through Employment Agency In 1956
A report from the Oklahoma State Employment Service local branch shows 9 047 jobs filled in 1956, with 8 017 in 1936. Virginia Kidsop, manager, notes 933 people counseled, 4 380 written applications, and testing totals of 236 general aptitude 179 specific aptitude and proficiency tests. Occupations span professional, clerical, manufacturing, mining, farming, utilities, and government roles across Comanche, Cotton and Stephens counties.
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Oklahoma State Employment Service
Virginia Kid- S0c
Comanche
Cotton
Stephens
Missionary to Speak Here After Jordan Flee Invasion
Rev Bill Jackson a missionary who fled Jordan after the Israeli Egyptian hostilities will open revival services at West Side Baptist Church 2726 Gore for eight days starting Sunday. He and his family escaped Ramallah near Jerusalem and traveled via Israel to Athens with U S government aid for their return. The Jordan mission had 400 baptized Christians and was left to Jordanian clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jackson
Jordan
West Side Baptist Church
Gore
Jackson
Ramalaah
Jerusalem
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
United Nations
Athens
Greece
Lydda
United States
Barbara Osivalt Crowned Queen at 1957 Classic
Barbara Osivalt, age five, receives coronation as Queen of the 1957 Classic during a Jaycees basketball event at seven thirty. Proceeds from the All States Basketball Classic go to the Barbara fund. Barbara suffers a rare heart condition and faces surgery at Mayo Clinic Rochester with a 30 to 50 chance of survival.
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Osivalt
Barbara
Paul Harvey
New York
Jaycees
Barbera Fund
Dennis Moore
Taft
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Young Girl Faces Forgery Complaint
A 16 year old Lawton girl was charged with second degree forgery for a $10 check passed at Champlin Service Station on Route 5. The charge was filed in Justice of Peace Marvin E. Cameron's court against Kay Tibbets of 208 South 3rd. County Attorney Warren Crane reported today.
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Lawton
Champlin
Warren Crane
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Kay Tibbets
S. 3Rd
Three area men enlist in Regular Army
Three area men join the Regular Army along with one from Minnesota. Darrell G. Bell Mangum Oklahoma enlisted in the Corps of Engineers for three years after high school at Mangum and one year at Oklahoma A&M. Leonard C. Boelen Ardmore Fletcher Eskimo? Enlisted in the Ordnance Corps for three years. Charles E. McCartney Duncan selected Transportation Corps aiming to be a helicopter mechanic. Jun A. Walsh Hill City Minnesota joined the Army Security Agency with training at Fort Devens Massachusetts after basic.
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Minnesota
Bill Bradley
Lawton
Darrell G. Bell
L. ©. Bell
Mangum
Leonard C. Boelen
John Boglen
Art Fletcher
Charles E. McCartney
H. F. McCartney
Duncan
Jun A. Walsh
William Walsh
Hill City
Mina
Bell
Corps of Engineers
Oklahoma A&m College
Beelen
Ordnance Corps
Our Lady High School
Sterling
Transportation Corps
McCartney
Walsh
Army Secunig Agency
Fort Devens
Mass
Judge Disposes Of Two Cases In Municipal Court
Judge J. Merle Oaks disposed of two cases this morning. Eugene L. Kent, 20, of 1106 C, forfeited $20 bond on a reckless driving by speeding charge. A Lawton man was fined $20 for public drunkenness.
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J. Merle Oaks
Eugene L. Kent
Lawton
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