Inauguration Day Echoes Dignity and Dissent in Capitol
The speech highlights Eisenhower's stance on freedom and noncoercion toward enslaved peoples, extending a welcome to Russians and other nations. Ceremony notes include governors, diplomats, clergy, and a 750000-strong crowd, with Nixon and Eisenhower taking oaths and a parade to follow.
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Wisenhower
United States
Upn
Eisenhower
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Isenhower
Capitol
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May
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Barbara
Susan
Congress
Georgi Zarubin
Zarubin
Michael
New York
North
South Ameca
Edward Lon
National Presbyter Church
Washington
Touts Finselstein
National Theological Seminary
Edward Cardinal Mooney
de Inpit
Nixon
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Marian Anderson
Knowland
Mark Trice
Senate Republicans
Dr. Finkelstein
America
Brian Sullivan
Driving and liquor charges filed in Comanche and nearby counties
A Lawson man Lawson, Aron, was arrested over the weekend by Deputy Tivhersot on liquor law violation and reckless driving charges. County Attorney Cran filed additional traffic counts against several individuals including Harold Meight, Arnoldeney White, Paul Glendale Riggs, James Keith Fritae, and Robert Les Boslon. Justice Woodrow Giles heard spading charge cases involving Tomson Ve Rich and Earl W. Tankersley. Multiple defendants face license and drunken driving complaints in county and municipal courts across the region.
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Arvil Tivhersot
Hindae Tyler
Dladee Jahny
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Comanche Coury Court
Distiee of Peace
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Cameron
Agdinst
Harold Meight
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Cent
Arnoldeney White
Paul Glendale Riggs
Inimil
Pearte Woodrow Giles’ Court
Charles Ve Rich
Tomson
Vesine
Earl W. Tankersley
Tobert Les Boslon
Alnis
Louis al Tidimiere
Ivan Joseph Dore
Port Sil
Bonds Forfeited In Police Court Proceedings
Police court records show multiple bonds forfeited for unlicensed activity and careless driving. Wilfred A. Scheete and Jesse D. Robertson had bonds forfeited for license and safe spending violations. Edith Robertson and others drew fines of 20 dollars, with a third bond forfeited on public drunkess charges. A complaint against Ronald Veillen of Fort Sill was dismissed for want of prosecution.
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Munisipal Court
Wa Feston
Steva
Lareas
ISIS
Wilfred A. Scheete
Jesse
Death Toll Rises After Multivehicle Lawton Crash
A Sunday Lawton accident involving a southbound 1952 Plymouth, a northbound semi-trailer, and a freight box car left four Fort Sill men injured and one driver deceased. Police report the Plymouth struck the truck, slid 140 feet, and hit the box car on the tracks. Injured were Robert Louis Terry, 22, and three passengers from Fort Sill units. The truck driver, Powell, 23, Bentonville Arkansas, owned by Owens Produce. Damages were extensive to the Plymouth and substantial to the truck front. The deceased was not named in the available text. Memorials note Tahmahkera resident Mrs. Palmer survived by husband Wilson, two daughters Carolyn and others, with multiple siblings.
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International Typographical Union
AFL
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Lawton
Junior Hawkins
Collie Wallace
Police Department
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Robert Louis Terry
Ile
Fort Sill Hospital
Roger L. Stearling
Hy Btry
Harry L. Mayberry
C Erry
Ind
Robert Sackson, Jr
Powell
Bentonville
Ark
Owens Produce
Tahmahkera
Wilson
Carolyn
William I. Palmer
Anadarko
Gus Palmer
Carnegie
George Palmer
Apache
Dickson Palmer
M Lorene Underwood
Mary R. Stamey
Dorothy Ann Dzurella
Jersey City
N.J
Yale Professor Warns Artists Against Narrow View
Yale art professor Josef Altevis said many artists are labeled crazy or eccentric romantics because they focus only on painting and ignore broader, exciting developments around them. He urged artists to broaden their perspectives and engage with surrounding ideas.
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EW Haven
Conn
Yale
Dent
Josef Altevis
Crane Elected Second Vice President of County Attorneys Group
County Attorney Warren Crane has been elected second vice president of a statewide association for county attorneys. The election occurred during the annual institute for county attorneys at the University of Oklahoma last week, where Max Darks of Hughes County was chosen president.
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Warren Crane
Institute For County Attorneys
University of Oklahoma
Max Darks
Holdenville
Hughes
SAFE Debacle at Store Opens After Theft
The incident followed the building opening by Dwight Black a pharmacist. Gilbert testified the thief took 20 dollars in stamp money left in the safe. A box with money for Hungarian relief placed behind the proscription case was missing.
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Dwight Black
Gilbert
Robber tells store robbery tale and battles whisky
The man described as Shannon confessed to planning and attempting a store robbery while drinking, saying he hoped for courage from whisky but did not want to go through with it. He claimed the loaded gun was not loaded and blamed alcohol for his actions. He expressed guilt toward his children and questioned his sanity.
Minor Shooting and Knifing Probed at Fort Sill Surf Club
Police report a knife attack left Judge Davis Jr. cut on the neck at Surf Club No. 29 in Fort Sill early Sunday while a shotgun discharge in a house injured a woman. Investigators will interview two more people as they pursue leads. Weekend thefts include hub caps, a tire and wheel from a trailer, and other minor property losses.
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Judge Davis Jr
Fort Sill
William Upjohn
Monroe
James Snyder
Joe Martin
Lea N. Steinke
Lindy
Sill Copter Unit Deploys for Fort Polk Exercise
The 64th Transportation Company under Maj. Howard B. Richardson heads to Fort Polk Louisiana for Exercise Sledge Hammer starting April 24. The unit, fresh from H-34 training, joins Sky Cav II T, engineer assault gear and aerial armor testing, with Lt. Raymond D. Magallanes leading the 544th Transportation Detachment providing field helicopter support. Additional Sill participants include elements of 41st Field Artillery and related units. Venezuela ranks second to the United States in daily oil exports.
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Army Aviation
Army
Louisiana
64Th Transportation Company
Howard B. Richardson
Fort Hood
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Sill
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Everett
Mass
41St Field Artillery
598Th Field Artillery
United Nations Peace and Freedom Message
Highlights pledge to honor UN authority and support global peace. It affirms honoring the people of Russia, paying the costs of military strength to deter force, and aiding security abroad. The speech emphasizes freedom, independence, and friendship with free nations while rejecting coercive sovereignty. It envisions healing a divided world through united effort for liberty.
City Man Jailed In City Burglary
A 26 year old Lawton man was held in city jail today for investigation of the Sunday morning burglary of a place at 205 N. First. Rosie Dillon, operator of the Place, said entry was gained by breaking a rear door panel and unlocking the door. Money from the coin box of a music vending machine was taken.
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Lawton
Rosie Dillon
Police hold man on burglary suspicion after bar incident
Philadelphia police questioned 35 year old Carl Hivish at a closed country club bar where he was drinking and singing alone. He wore a full length beaver coat and possession of 32 pieces of club silverware led to charges. He was held without bail on burglary suspicion.
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Philadelphia
Carl Hivish
Israel Egypt Begin Prisoner Exchange
In Cairo authorities report the start of a prisoner exchange between Egypt and Israel with U N help. Israel reportedly held about 5,000 Egyptian prisoners from the October 1 invasion and Egypt captured four Israelis. About 500 Egyptian prisoners were handed to U N authorities at El Arish to be returned to Egypt at Misrakim in the Sinai Desert. The operation is expected to span several days.
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Egypt
Israel
U. W
U. N
El'Arish
U.N
Misrakim
Sinai Desert
Suspect Robbed Safeway After Confronting Staff
Ernest Rush Safeway manager said the robbery suspect spent hours in the store and ordered a salesman to take money from cash registers. After realizing the salesman was not employed there, the suspect forced Rush to bag cash at gunpoint and left after retrieving the last register. A Coca Cola Bottling Co. manager had also noted prior suspect behavior in Sears. Shannon was arrested when blocked by a freight train in Waurika. officers say he surrendered without picking up the pistol left in the car.
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Shannon
Ernest Rush
Safeway
Chili Company
J. D. Rainbow
Rush
Lawten
Alvin Roof
1701 Lawten
Coca- Cola Bottling Co
Roof
Sears
Root
Waurika
Parade Continues with Floats and State Bands Across Way
The parade showcased a 407 foot float and bands from Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. Notable entries included the Missouri Governor James T. Blair Jr.'s state patrol units, the Marv Academy band, and the Cowboy Band militaries. Chiefs and tribal delegations from Navajo and other tribes were also part of the procession.
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Kansas
Louisiana
Ohio
Oklahoma
Missouri
James T. Blair Jr
Missouri Marv Academy
Missouri State Patrol
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Texas
Zollie Steakley
Sam Houston Rifles
Arlington
Richardson
Fort Worth Polytechnic High School
Washington Redskin
Lesson Planned Bridge Session For Bell Employees
The first in a series for women employees of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company will start at 7 p.m. today in the Design for Living club room at 416 C. Instructor is Loretta Lawson, a full-time Design for Living instructor with the company.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Loretta Lawson
Glandular Inflammation Remedies Advertised By Excelsior Institute
An advertisement urges men over 40 to seek non surgical treatment for glandular inflammation causing back hip and leg pain fatigue and loss of vigor. It claims many communities were treated successfully and offers a free book from Excelsior Institute Dept 4463 Excelsior Springs Missouri with no obligation.
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Excelsior Institute
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