Kremlin Thanks Chow For Okay On Hungary
The Kremlin praises Chinese Premier Chow Enlai for backing Soviet action suppressing the Hussain revolt and supporting the Communist bloc. Bulganin and Chow spoke in Moscow amid Chow's visit after talks with Hungary and Poland, warning Western imperialists and praising Sino Soviet ties while condemning Eisenhower’s Middle East policy.
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Tom Ochiltree
Premaw Chow Enel
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Bulganin
C. Chow
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Bulgin
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Chau
Soviet Union
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Eh Oni
Mau Tze Tung
Tom
Bulgapi
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Eisenhower
Balgunin
Arab East
Buddh
Lawton Junior Chamber of Commerce Nomination Blanks
Nomination blanks for the Lawton Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service Award request details for nominees aged 21 to 35, with eligibility based on community welfare contributions, leadership, and personal or business progress. Nominations must be submitted by January 19 with three references and nominee activities sheet to Joyees DSA Box 777 Levvton Ola.
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Joyees Dsa
Levvton
Ola
Tast
Know Top Young City Man Contest Deadline Saturday
Local civic groups and churches urge nominations for Lawlor distinguished service award. Nominees will be judged on community welfare contributions leadership and personal or business progress. Applications appear in today's Lawton Constitution or from Redman Lawton Chamber of Commerce. due by midnight Saturday.
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Sista Amu
Manville Reman
di Veay
Davers
Ave
Redman
Lawton
Redmay
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Davece Dsa
Falling In River Getting Popular
In Baltimore Sandra Phil Tips 11 fell through ice on Back River. Leona Ivewski and others attempted to help. Benarzes carried Leona to safety then Sandra couldn't be lifted. Neighbor Nancy Desehler pulled Sandra out then entered the water to aid. Mitchell McFarland and an unnamed truck driver helped rescue the wavering person without entering the water.
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Sandra Phil Tips
Back River
Leona Ivewski
Tye
Benarzes Vays
Leona
Sandra
Nancy Desehler
Mel. Rynaczews
Mitchel
McFarland
Arts Crafts Club Meeting at Central High School Today
The junior arts and crafts club sponsored by YMCA is scheduled to meet today at Central High School. Robert Gemmel is listed as supervisor of the club, with about seven YMCA groups for junior high members.
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Arts, Crafts Club
Central Dinier High School
Robert Gemmel
Tournament Ready at Lawton Youth Center Ping Pong Signups
Lawton Youth Center opens signups for a ping pong tournament led by director Mrs. Jack oe. The event will start in January with details provided by Mrs. Howe.
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Lawton Youth Center
Jackoe
Howe
Bill to Provide Easter Pageant Fund Introduced
Oklahoma City staff reports a bill seeks a 3000 dollar appropriation for the Wichita Mountains Sunrise Association to fund annual Easter pageants. Senators Harris and Lawton reps Ozma Taltialevra and Earl L. Simmons back the measure, aiming to boost Oklahoma’s fame and tourism. If approved by the Senate, the bill goes to the appropriations committee and then to the House.
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Oklahoma State Senate
Fred R. Ilarris
Lawton
Senate
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Harris
Cha Ozma Jim Taltialevra
Earl L. Simmons
House
Oklahoma
Artis
Senate Appropriations and Budget Committee
Travis
Solons Ask Delay In SPA Rate Hike
Nine congressmen from Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas urge President Eisenhower to delay at least nine months proposed rate increases for Southwestern Power Administration customers. Interior Department filed higher SPA rates with the Power Commission for approval. The letter argues delays would ease rural electric cooperative and customer rate burdens amid pandemic economic conditions. Reps Albert Sterner Jarman Morris Edmondson Belcher Trimble Harris and Rogers are named as signers.
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Eisenhower
Southwestern Power Administration
Interior Department
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Power Commission
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Sisners
Albert, Sterd
Jarman
Morris
Edmondson
Belcher
Army Orders List Army Abitbers and Transfers
The Department of the Army in Washington issues orders assigning general officers and others to artillery units and states release when due. Names include Benedict Ferre and Charles E Caniley with home details and several MOS 1172 personnel moved to Siu Det USA AAA and related commands at Fort Bliss. Further lists list many officers by name with assignments and impending transfers.
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Cacson
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USA
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Ft Bliss
Dex
William T. Baldwin
Harold J. Ballou
Ted Mc 'Bell
Paul W. Borexny
Mar Bidstrap
William U
Chamber of Commerce Forum Cancelled for Annual Banquet
The Friday Forum is cancelled due to the annual Chamber banquet meeting. Dan Casey of the Harrisburg Pa Chamber of Commerce will be the principal speaker at the January 22 banquet. Tickets for next week's banquet remain available at the Chamber office.
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Chamber of Commerce
Russ If. Porler
Chamber
Dan Casey
Harrisburg. Pa
Kegan
American Chamber of Commerce Executives National Convention
Refugee Pipeline Sapped by Quotas in September
United Press reports that the McCarran Walter quotas halted refugee inflows in September. Thousands fled East Europe last year, with 279,189 crossing the Iron Curtain and 11,789 resettled in 32 countries including 7,681 to the United States. Many seek freedom from terror and political repression, citing quotas and red tape as barriers.
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Edward Shields
United Press
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Hungary
Bavisia
Europe
West Germany
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Friends of
Reds
Riesel Hopeful Of Sight In One Eye
FALL RIVER Mass columnist Victor Riesel blinded by an underworld acid attack last April says he hopes sight will return to his right eye after a series of minor operations. He told the Fall River Herald-News that while not fully reading, he will be able to tell there is paper in his typewriter and plans procedures in the United States with three monthly weekend sessions.
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Fall River
Mass
P—Labor
Victor Riesel
Hopetit
Fall River Herald-News
Riesel
Eve Sur Jgeon
Maurice Whiling
England
United States
Mississippi moves to extradite killer from Colorado
Parchman Miss officials began extradition proceedings for a year-old convict who fled the state penitentiary in 1929 and became a Colorado deputy sheriff. Novella R Claxton was found in Colorado Springs with his wife and four children. Colorado authorities have been notified.
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Mississippi
Colorado
Parchman, Miss
State Penitentiary
Novella R. Clavton
Colorado Springs
Colo
Claxton
Booneville
Miss
John Henry Adams
Area Men In Service NAVY M M NEEL Visits CTY
Navy machinist mate second class Donald K. Neel is on a 30 day leave visiting his uncle and aunt in Lawton area. He served aboard the USS Shangri La aircraft carrier and is en route to Norman for duty. He previously trained at Altus and Lawton recruiting station. He visited Hong Kong Korea Japan and the Philippine Islands while aboard. He enlisted as a third class petty officer due to prior National Guard service.
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Donald K. Neel
Navy
James B. Wiggins
Denver
Neel
Shangri-La
Naval Air Station
Norman
Hong Kong
Korea
Japan
Philippine Islands
Iawaiian Islands
Altus
Lawton
National Guard
Credit Club Hears Talk at January Meeting
Sue Osborn spoke to Lawton Credit Women's Breakfast Club at the Tam today meeting at the Hotel Lawtonian. Osborn, chair of the club's education committee, presided by Anna Mary Mullen. Other speakers included Neely Weeks on Instructions From an 1890 Black List and Norma Davenport on Modern Reporting Methods.
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Credit Bureau
Collection Service
Sue Osborn
Lawton Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Tam
Lawtonian
Olamac
Josh Lee to Speak at Aggie Assembly
Josh Lee former United States Senator will be guest speaker at a Cameron college assembly on January 30 in Aggie Auditorium. He is a former speech professor at the University of Oklahoma and a member of an Oklahoma City law firm. The 30:15 a.m. program is sponsored by the junior class division of business administration.
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Josh Lee
United States
Cameron College
University of Oklahoma
Lee
Oklahoma City
Aggie
Junior Carge
Division of Business Administration
Rebels slain in Algeria clash, French claim big loss
French forces reported 40 nationalist rebels killed in military operations in rebellion torn Algeria. No estimates of French losses were provided.
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Algiers
Algeria
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