Eisenhower optimistic on 1958 growth despite slump
President Eisenhower outlined factors supporting a 1958 upturn including consumer demand, stable incomes, state and local spending, and strong business confidence. He cautioned inflation risks from wage and price trends, urged tax and regulatory reforms, and noted the aim to reduce federal debt while expanding small business aid and housing credit.
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Eisenhower
Lown
Facny
Joosen
Small Business Administration
United States
Organization For Trade Cooperation
Eisenhower Adde
Council of Economic
Raymond J Saulnier
Federal Reserve Board
Ras
Oklahoma markets show mixed grain and livestock activity
Oklahoma markets report steady to higher cattle and hog values with calms in grain prices. Notable bids appear in Oklahoma City Tulsa and Enid for No. 1 hard wheat and butter prices hold, while calves, feeders, and slaughter stock show varied gains and losses across major markets.
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Okalanoma
City
State Board of Agriculture
Frederick
Walonga
Clinton
Vici
Alva
Bison
Blickwell
Fe Teno
Enid
Hennessey
Ninglishor
Yue ‘Eon
Medford
Oklahoma City
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
Lovb
Muskager
Tulsa
Vinita
Slearhy
Rik Cils
Watonga
Shattuck
Blackwell
Lawton
Pauls Valley
Welt
Pauls Watonga
EL Reno
Oklahoma “City
Pils Valley
Chinton
Oklahoma
Cley Livestock
Ilatioma City
Jan
USDA
Gills
Neavier
Bomb Blast Rocks Quiet Neighboring Street
A blast shattered a Denver exile family home when a dynamite planted in their front yard exploded. A two foot crater opened near the porch, windows broke, and a 4 year old girl was sedated after hysteria. Police found three unexploded dynamite sticks nearby raising fear of further attacks.
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Jcross
Nogrnen
Necro
Tula
Shevish B. J. Cooper
Gambia
al Ehirel
Pegey
Larry
Patsy Louise
Pogey
Denver
Gamble
Britain Endures Severe Cold Wave Amid Heavy Snowfall
Britain shivered under a brutal cold wave with widespread snow and icy winds. Snow reached Cornwall, the sunniest county, while London battled sharp winds and frigid temperatures this morning.
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Britain
London
Cornwall
Southwest Oklahoma leaders map cooperative growth plan
Community groups across Cameron College area and Comanche County outline a broad program. Farm women and farm groups, county agents, and home demonstrators aim at county fair improvements, conventions, and expanded farm activity. Industrial, military, aviation, and road projects are targeted with coordination among local boards, Fort Sill, and regional development bodies.
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Farm Women’s Meeting
Southwest Oklahoma
FPA
Cameroncollege. Co
Camanche County
Soi! Conservation —_ association
Southwest Cattlemen’s Association
Lawson
Laan
Oklahoma
Greater
West Point
Enenury Age National Guard
Awton- Comanche County
Law
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Fort Sill
Trainig
Fagler
Evler
Gore Gap
Mordicing Creek
Front Rock Island Railroad
Sheridan Road
Lee Blvd
Fort Sill Galoot
Cache Road
Cameron College
Heller
Teuser
Whapetc
Tarreng
Lawton
Goushnest Oklahoma
RWTAN
Plane Welcoming Ceremony Delayed At Altus AFB
At Altus Air Force Base a first G-52 Superfortress delivery was postponed due to bad weather. Colonel John B Samuel, commanding officer of the 7th Bomb Wing, said higher weather minimums are required for new aircraft deliveries and a new date will be announced. The craft, nicknamed The Lady Allison, was to land this afternoon and join the 11th Bomb Wing.
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Ailis Air Force Base
Para
Cemmony
John 8. Samuel
7Th
Air Force
Samuel
Oklahoma School Business Officials Gather Here Thursday
The state meeting of the Association of School Business Officials of Oklahoma will be held here Thursday and Friday with about 30 members attending. John Elkins leads local arrangements for the Lawton Board of Education, and Dr. N. L. George will speak on trends in schoolhouse construction. Conference begins with late registration Thursday evening at 5 to 6 p.m. and includes a 6 p.m. dinner at the Hotel Lawsonian and a 7:30 p.m. board session. Friday sessions run 10 a.m. to noon at Lawton High School followed by tours of local schools.
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Association of School Business Officials of Oklahoma
John Elkins
Lawton Board of Education
N. L. George
Oklahoma City
Fviday
George
State Organi
Lawton School
Tension at Central High as integration escalates in Little Rock
Little Rock's Central High School faced rising tension amid rumors of National Guardsmen threats and planned protests as the second integrated semester begins. Rumors linked to NAACP maneuvers and the Mother’s League protests inflamed fears. nine Black students continue to attend amid a charged atmosphere.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Atkansas National Guardsmen
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Central High
Mother's League of Central High School
Central
Bridge Mishap Fatal To Boy
A Miami Oklahoma youth died early today in a by vehicle collision at the Arkansas River bridge three miles north of Muskogee. The accident raised the Oklahoma highway death toll to 31, up from 25 a year ago. In a separate incident, Trobert Maley, 19, Miami, was killed in a hunting road crash on a Craig County road near Tulsa, after his car left control and struck a bridge abutment. Turner, 38, Tulsa, died Sunday of injuries from a rabbit-hunting accident on a Craig County road when he fell from a moving car as it stopped. he had signaled to stop with a hand gesture.
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Miami
Okla
Arkansas River Bridge
Muskogee
Tulsa
Suunday Nigit
Craigounty
Trobert
Maley
Sid Maley
Jack Douglas Turner
Turner
Sam John Sloan
Big Cabin
Craig
Highway Patrol
Sloan
Gavin Drops Plans For TV Appearance
NEW YORK Gavin M M Gavin the Army missile chief canceled a scheduled CBS television appearance on Face the Nation. He said he would not air the problems associated with him and his stance against Pentagon policies. The program was to air on Sunday February date not specified.
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New York
James M. Gavin
CBS
Furether
Gavin
Ted Ayers
Army Research and Development
Pentagon
Oklahoma Storm Preview Notes Light Western Snow
Weather summary indicates moisture deficit in extreme western Oklahoma with light winds causing most snow to remain on fields. Storm was anticipated by forecasters who issued warnings to ranchers and travelers. Oklahoma parts expect generally fair conditions and no new cold spell by Wednesday despite a Missouri warning.
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Oklahoma
Trayales
Clonty
Missouri
Cole
Cityan Stabbed Sill Man Jailed
Fort Sillman, 22, held as Warren Crane files felonious assault charge after a Sunday morning stabbing near Second and C. Victim Richard Ebisch, 2008 Cornell, told police his wife was nearby when the suspect grabbed her cigarette and stabbed Ebisch in the back and again in the stomach. Ebisch released from hospital, wounds not serious. The suspect allegedly used a pocket knife and faces assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Fort Sillman
Warren Crane
Richard Ebisch
Cornell
Second and C
Ebisch
Crane
Susaret
Death notice of Higgerson Farm resident born 1875
Death from carbon monoxide poisoning described with car not running. Services pending at Riker funeral home. Higgerson, who homesteaded west of Lawson in 1901, died after living on the farm for years. Survived by son Herman and daughter Mrs Ruby Ligeerson. wife Mallie Gray died 1953. Inquest jury members listed.
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Jluy
Weys
Ritkerdruneeat
Higgerson
Lawson
Tie
Vandalia
Mallié Gray
First Methodist Church
Marern Woodmen
Higerrson
Herman Ligeerson
Mre
Ruby Bernight
Park
Cnrene
Joh C. Paddock
Lester Stout
Carl Phillips
Arevil Roberson
Warren Crane
Ray Atteberry
SILL Continued From Page One
The President said there is no likelihood of precipitate action and that opponents’ views will be carefully considered. If executive approval is needed, Congress committees would have ample opportunity to present views before any action.
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Gacy
Congress
Weeks To Address State GOPs Meet
Tulsa will host Republicans for an informal gathering with Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks and discuss a gubernatorial candidate. Weeks will speak at a 100 a plate fund raising dinner launching the 195 congressional campaign and marking five years since Eisenhower’s inauguration.
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Tulsa
UPI
Oklahoma
Repulicans
Hewe & Pep Tik
Commerce Secreary
Sinclair Weeks
Weeks
Kick
Eisenhower
KLAN Clash Sparks Shootout In Robeson County
Tensions between Klansmen and Robeson County Indians erupted in a field rally turned gunfight. Four men wounded but no fatalities reported as Sheriff McLeod restored order with tear gas and highway patrol assistance. Klansman Cole claimed rights were being denied for his race amid accusations of inviting violence.
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McLeol
Simeon Oxendine
Pembroke
KKE
Oxendine
Lumberton
Robeson County
Robeson
James Garfield Machin
Blast continues as workers recover bodies in Texas site
J E Owens and Ed Stokley, both of Baytown, are among the identified victims. Plant workers dig through rubble to recover the bodies of Frahan and Stokley as the blast aftermath unfolds in Highlands Texas.
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J, E. Owens
Highlands Tex
Chester
Trahan
Ed Stokley
Baytown
Frahan
Stokley
Thieves and vandals strike Lawton area in overnight spree
Police report an overnight burglary at Mac's Drive-In in Lawton where thieves forced an east door and stole the cash register, a music box selector, a cigarette vending machine, the cash register, and a 17 inch TV. The register yielded only 60 cents. Separate incidents include a purse theft at a Fort Sill club, hubcaps stolen from a 1957 Dodge, and vandalism at a barber shop, National Guard Armory, and a church with broken windows and lights.
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Cleo Stout
Stout
R.A. Davis
R. M. Westmoreland
Fort Sill
Post
J. M. Minter
Hoovr
Neil Ashlock
Cherry
19Th
National Guard
24Th
Cornell
City Weather Notes Snow Cover and Rain Across Region
Snow blanketed the ground after a slow rain in the region. Snyder reports one inch of rain and a complete snow cover while a 21 degree reading at 9 am failed to melt the snow. Belts Watters received about 0.83 inch of rain by Sunday evening. A light snow on Walters streets began melting. outlook calls for fair weather and milder temperatures on Wednesday.
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Awas
Snyder
Ak Watters
Watters
Walters
Lewis Buys Bel Air Home Of Loui Mayer
Hollywood reports comedian Jerry Lewis purchased the late iMovie producer Loui B. Mayer s Bel Air residence for 350000 dollars. The deal marks a high profile transfer in the Hollywood real estate market.
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Hollywood
Bel-Air
Loui B. Mayer
Jerry Lewis
Robbery suspects captured after downtown tavern heist
In a Saturday evening raid, two brothers allegedly robbed a tavern on D Street, taking about 5.00 from a cash register and threatening patrons. Police recovered over 277, detained the brothers, and recovered a .43 caliber revolver and a 22 caliber pistol. The chase ended with arrests after the suspects fled to their car then hid in nearby alleys.
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Hat County
Brown
Sid Ludwig
Ludwig
Ludwigs
R. A. Davis
Fred the Jone
Third
First
Earthquakes Hit Ecuador Coast Killing Dozens
A series of earthquakes and tsunamis struck Ecuador’s coast near Guayaquil Sunday, killing at least 14 people and destroying hundreds of homes. The disaster follows a parallel quake in Peru’s Arequipa last week, which left about 24 dead and 1500 homeless.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
South America
Arequipa
Preparation H offers new healing substance for hemorrhoids
A claim describes Bio-Dyne as a breakthrough healing agent for long standing hemorrhoids, available in suppository and ointment forms with applicator. It boasts widespread tissue healing uses, no anesthesia, and a satisfaction guarantee.
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