Kiwanians Hear Human Relations Talk At Luncheon
Frank Ratcliff spoke on human relations in business at the North west Kiwanis club luncheon. Ozark Empire Kiwanis in Springfield, Mo. John Stanard chaired. Ward McCracken gave Junior Olympics achievement awards to six boys at Ponca City. Recipients: Dee Givens, Eddie Scheggog Jr., Jimmy McCracken, Travis Moore, Bobby Mangum, Louis Lumpkin. New member Rev. Weldon Rightmer inducted. Perfect attendance pins awarded to Thomas, Ed Cagle, Les Contway. Garrison also earned two-year pin. Downtown Kiwanis guests listed.
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Ozark Empire Club
Springfield
John Stanard
Ward McCracken
Ponca City
Dee Givens
Eddie Scheggog Jr
Jimmy McCracken
Travis Moore
Bobby Mangum
Louis Lumpkin
John Thomas Jr
Weldon Rightmer
Liberty Heights
Howard Garrison
Thomas
Ed Cagle
Les Contway
Garrison
Kiwanis Club
John Shoemaker
Jess Forbess
Spec Sanders
Jimmy Knox
P. G. Waggoner
Ben Leva
LeRoy Leister
J. G. Cole
Grover Ralston
Jim Shaw
Ragan Stewart
Jet Pilots Try Dart Game Above The Earth
Jet pilots from Wendover and strategic teams test a new high speed dart target for air combat shooting. Invented by the Naval Ordnance Test Center Inyokern it is a 12 foot long red steel and plywood dart pulled by a tow plane at near supersonic speeds. The Dart offers practice under combat like conditions and is now adopted by Navy and Air Force.
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Wendover Air Force Base
Utah
Naval Ordnance Test Center
Inyokern
Calif
Navy
Air Force
Tactical Air Command
Outer Space
Illinois governor fields Eisenhower on primary ballot
Springfield reports Gov. Stratton filed a petition to place President Eisenhower on the April 10 Republican presidential ballot. Stratton said he consulted Adams and other White House aides in advance while Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon had not discussed re election. Names may be withdrawn by January 28.
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Springfield
William G. Stratton
White House
Eisenhower
Illinois
Stratton
William W. Downey
Sherman Adams
Downey
Nixon
The
Chicago Tribune
Adams
Leonard Hall
Republican National Committee
State Auto Death Toll Mounts To 24
Oklahoma's 1956 traffic fatality list reached twenty four with the death of 58 year old Jackson county resident Lewis Forest Drury of Olustee. He died after his auto veered onto SH 34 and collided head on with another car in Olustee. The second driver Elmo Shields, 53, Quanah Texas, suffered only minor injuries per Trooper Ervin Heidebrecht.
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Oklahoma
Jackson County
Lewis Forest Drury
Olustee
Ervin Heidebrecht
Elmo Shields
Quanah
Tex
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Northwest Kiwanis Club
Jet Pilots
United Press
Sears, Roebuck and Co
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Gov't
New
J. C. Higgins
Icraf
Germany
AGA
Pat
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