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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1957

Page

5

Unemployed minister aided to reach U S passage

Mrs. Jones, a part time Holiness minister, lacks funds for transport to the United States and borrows aid. She received 145 dollars from the public and promises to repay Champion as much as possible.

Jones Holiness Sect

White and Negro Students Jailed in Tallahassee

In Tallahassee six college students, three white and three Black, were arrested for violating the new bus seating ordinance aimed at keeping order amid integration efforts. Police Capt. Wayne Todd said all six would face charges. The incident marks the first direct test of the ordinance since integration began amid boycotts of the segregated transit line.

Tallahasse Fla Dan CPI Tallahassee Wayne Todd Florida State University Florida A&m Leroy Collins Coli Negro Inter-Civic Council

Three Area Students Named to All State Orchestra

Lawton high senior Peesy Wickman will join the all state high school orchestra festival on February 28 at the University of Oklahoma. Also chosen were Becky Wade and Phil Sampson from Duncan high school. Cameron College judges included Melvin Keeney and Kathleen Haley.

Peesy Wickman Lawton University of Oklahoma Peggy Cameron College K. A Wickman Logan LHS Becky Wade Phil Sampson Duncan High School Melvin Keeney Kathleen Haley Cameron

U S Mineral Production Hits New High

Washington January 18 Secretary of the Interior Fred A Seaton said the value of mineral production in the United States reached a new high of 3173 billion in 1936, up more than 5 billion from 1933 and 32 billion over 1935. Petroleum led gains at 73 billion, with others to be published.

Ingrid Back Ingrid Bergman United States U.S Idlewild New York Film Critics Anastasia Europe Washington Tmertor Fred A. Seaton Bureau of Mines Seaton

Committee Appointments To Be Approved By Chamber

The Chamber of Commerce board of directors will meet at 3 30 p m Wednesday to approve committee appointments for the year. An organizational meeting of the military affairs committee is planned at 4 p m Thursday, announced Ross H Porter president.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Chamber Ross HH. Porter

Markets Oklahoma City Livestock Report

Market report from Oklahoma City dated Jan 1 shows weekly cattle, hogs, and sheep trading with gains and firmness in several categories. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to higher, stockers and feeders active, hogs and lambs mixed with higher bullocks and feeder lambs noted in specific weight ranges and price bands.

Oklahoma City USDA U. S

Gasoline Prices Rise At Apache Stations

Apache reports a gasoline price advance of about 2 cents per gallon at local stations following the statewide increase.

Faulty Car Light Leads To Arrest On Booze Count

John Alfred Reeves of 21345 S Third was charged in Comanche county court Saturday morning with transporting liquor after two highway patrol troopers stopped him Friday night for a faulty registration plate light. Reeves pleaded innocent before Judge John P Fullerton with bond set at 500 dollars and 250 cash property. Troopers W W Flanagan and Morman Carroll said Reeves pulled into a private driveway south of town, where 48 half pints of whisky and 24 half pints of vodka were seized from the trunk.

John Alfred Reeves S. Third Comanehe Highway Patrol Reeves Dudge John P. Fullerton W. W. Flanagan Morman Carroll Freeves

Job Promised For Turncoat

Oklahoma City on January 19 1963 Osman M H Champion of Oklahoma City promised Mrs Carley Jones that he would provide a job for her son Samuel David Hawkins who, with his bride Tanya, had returned from Communist China. Hawkins is among 21 American soldiers who chose to stay with the Reds at the end of the Korean war. A wealthy oilman said Hawkins has Chinese permission to leave, but the State Department warned his mother he would not be allowed to cross into Hong Kong unless stripped of safety assurances.

Oklahoma City Im— Osman M. H. Champion United States Carley Jones Samuel David Hawkins Tanya Ina City China Hawkins Reds U. S. State Department Hong Kong

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