Eisenhower Budget Proposes Major Nuclear and Space Upgrades
The plan would trim interceptor wings to 27 and 43 for the SAC and JCS fleets, with the Baz force at 11 wings. It calls for production quantities of the B58 bomber, a long range missile system, expanded ballistic missile detection, early warning radar, and ARPA growth for military satellites and anti missile defense. ARPA funding includes 10 million to launch the agency, plus authorization to tap unexpended balances. Navy shipbuilding would total 23 vessels plus eight SPE conversions, including a nuclear submarine program and the Navy’s first nuclear ferry. Overall defense totals rise across Army Navy and Air Force budgets.
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Aftiaircraft
Nike
SAG
Strategic Air Conymmyd
Baz
Russia
Lasenhower
Wingtran
Eisenhower
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Secretary of Defense
Mesa
Navy
Uure
Army
Air Force
Multiple Dusk to Dawn Traffic Crashes Reported In State
A string of crash reports from highway patrol details several fatalities and injuries across Oklahoma counties. Key victims include Louise Wingle Davis 43 of Frederick in a head on collision near Coweta on SH 51 and three others from Prairie Grove Ark. In Tulsa region a University of Tulsa student Voorhies and University of Oklahoma attendee Savage died in other two car wrecks near Lost Bridge and near Sayre. Injuries range from facial cuts to fractures with victims treated at Memorial Southwestern and U.S. Indian hospitals.
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Louise Wingle Davis
Frederick
Harris
Davi Harris
Davis
Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Bartholomew
Savage
Youthies
Coweta
SH 51
Voor
James BE. Traylor
Prairie Grove
Ark
Traylor
Nellie
Marsha
R. B. Copeland
Anita
Voorhies
University of Tulsa
University of Oklahoma
Rigney
Sayre
U. S
Eleanor B. Rigney
Sherman L. Wright
Buhl
Idaho
Carnegie
Lost Bridge
Lawton
SH 7
James Aston
Tommy Aston
Southwestern Hospital
Bessie Aston
Geronimo
Mary Blansel
Ceci Morse
Lo Memorial Hospital
U. S. Indian Hospital
Judge Clears Docket In Heavy Law Court Session In Lawton
In the heaviest session of the year Municipal Judge J Merle Oaks disposed of 50 complaints this morning. He forfeited 402 in cash bonds and assessed 911 in fines totaling 713. Traffic cases dominated with 37 complaints and 13 non traffic matters followed. Several defendants faced speeding and driving without a license charges with bonds forfeited or fines imposed. Public drunkenness saw four bonds forfeited and six fines of 20 each, while one gambling case was dismissed for lack of prosecution.
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J. Merle Oaks
Judge Oaks
Hershel F. Hill
Fort Sill
Iubert Hillis
Cecil Perry Lawson
Ferris
Jerry Neal ateKinley
Dennis Shaw
Aderick
Anthony J. Travaglione
NA Cache Toad
Ralph W. Crossland
Grandifirlé
Henry Brown
Washington
Jose G. Notter
Cameron College
Dan Cline
Ash
Jack Allen Erwin
B. Trector
Ray Lawrence
Fox
Laverne Pennah
Buddie L. Robertson
Charles FE. Swain
Oklahoma City
Robert Dougherty
Jessia Guticerez
William Pekah
Walters
Gutierrez
Pekah
Reyasale
Garfield
Robert Poco
Betty J. Logue
Cache Road
Herbert L. Miller Jr
A. J. Hand
Alfred Spurlock
Alechal
Richard C. Henry
Suymit
Zeola F. Thornton
Elmer C. Dugsins
Carter
Sul
J. MH. Sesaw
Summit
Meeting Continues Front Page One at Rachel's Muskogee
Rachels Oklahoma City state entomologist will hold another meeting with eastern half sanitarians in Muskogee Thursday. Cities represented include Elk City Oklahoma City Frederick Norman Purcell Duncan Chickasha Anadarko Guymon Pats Valle Ardmore Madill Sulphur Altus and Clinton. Vector control program advances include revision of Lawton's garbage ordinance. City councilmen accepted Saldrop's plan for a more systemized bagging routing and consider an ordinance to prevent keeping large animals like horses in contested areas.
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Saldrop
Waldrop
Oklahoma FFA Team Earns Reserve at Western Slack Show
The Woodward Oklahoma Future Farmers of America livestock judging team won reserve champion at the Western Slack Show in Denver. Wyoming FFA took champion by two points, 1,398 to 1,397, with Gary Walker of Woodward as high individual in beef judging. Canadian County placed fourth. Kansas won top honors.
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Denver
Farmers of American
Oklahoma
Wyoming
FFA
Gary Walker
Woodward
Kansas
UAW Demands Include SUB Boost and 52-Week Benefits
The union outlines wage and benefit goals from a 2 percent or 6 cent minimum, higher supplementary unemployment benefits, 52 week cap removal, and the $25 ceiling elimination. Other goals cover automation impact, shorter work weeks, pension improvements, a voice in pension fund investments, enhanced hospital coverage, and worker discretion on bonus distribution. Florida area note mentions 58,560 square miles.
Jayne and Mickey Tie The Knot In Glamorous Union
The couple plans a Texas Florida honeymoon then move into a Holmby Hills estate once owned by Rudy Vallee. Mickey, famed as a muscle star, rose from a Budapest upbringing to wealth, building a gym empire and oil ventures after becoming Mr Universe in London. The romance began with a 1956 meeting in New Yorks Latin Quarter aided by Mae West.
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Jayne
Litth
Hollywood
America
Horatio Alger
Texas
Florida
Holmby Hills
Rudy Vallee
Nest
Indianapolis
AAU
United States
London
Ile
Iar
Mae West
Julie Stgne
New York
el Maracon
Latin Quarter
Mickey
OU Man Seeks Lawton Seniors For College Talks
George Churchill University of Oklahoma public relations director will confer with Lawton high school seniors interested in attending college. He will work Tuesday and Wednesday through guidance office of Mrs. Wesley Silk and W. C. Burris to arrange meetings.
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George Churchill
University of Oklahoma
Lawton High School
Wesley Silk
W. C. Burris
Eisenhower Urges Nuclear Pact and Summit Talks
President Eisenhower proposes sweeping disarmament aims including halt to nuclear testing, inspection safeguards, and a veto-free UN Security Council approach. He calls for negotiations to reunify Germany by free elections, discusses Eastern Europe self-determination, and notes Bulganin's counter proposals for a NATO Warsaw Pact pact and denuclearization.
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United Nations
Russia
United States
U.N. Security Council
Germany
Eisenhower
Europe
Yalta
Bulganin
Middle East
Concert Pianist Rich Cass Set for Lawton Tonight
Lawton Community Concert association presents pianist Richard Cass in concert at 8 15 pm today in the McMahon Memorial auditorium Elmer Thomas park He won the 20th biennial Young Artist Auditions of the National Federation of Music Clubs and made his New York Town Hall debut last month He played a March appearance in Altus No single admissions will be sold for tonight’s concert New residents may buy 1957 58 season memberships Cass will be honored at a reception afterward hosted by Lawton Schubert Music club members at the Robert S Sprague home
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Lawton
Eisenhower Budget Seeks Broad Cuts and Increases
President Eisenhower proposes a 1958 59 federal budget exceeding current spending by more than four billion dollars. Defense gets 64 percent of the total with 4 3 billion planned for missile work while civilian programs face curtailments including farm aid veteran services and education. He urges private and state funding where possible and a five year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act amid anticipated opposition.
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Congress
White House
Eisenhower
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English Floor Covering CO
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Miklos Targutay
Budapest
University of Budapest
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