Disarmament Debate Enters Final Stages
United Nations report on a late stage disarmament debate shows Russia resisting an immediate ban on nuclear weapons. Western powers seek consensus. Canada, Japan, and Norway propose UN registration of all nuclear blasts, while Sweden and others push broader bans.
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Tom Hock
United Nations
U.N. Amalie
Russia
L.N
Red States
France
Fin Nalion
Canada
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Japan
Norway
U.N
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
West
United States
Last Rites for Cpl Donald Crum and Others
Funeral rites were held for Cpl Donald Crum former Lawton resident at First Baptist Church with Rev H Tom Wiles officiating Crum died in Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington DC from injuries in a fall in Germany Burial was at Sunset Memorial Gardens directed by Becker Funeral Home Bearers from Lawton Lawrence Winkleman Wayne Paden Everett Mietchen James Getkin Kenneth Neely Dale Wood Lt Raymond L Wilson led military graveside rites Other mourners include S J Moon 81 pioneer Tillman county resident funeral at Oklahoma chapel Survivors include eight children and three sisters Among other services Mrs J W Berry man 87 former Lawton resident died in Tucson Burial at Highland Cemetery Bearers listed.
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Donald Crumby
Lawton
First Baptist Church
H. Tom Wiles
Crumby
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington, D.C
Germany
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Becker Funeral Home
Gordon Winkleman
Wayne Paden
Everett Mietchen
James Getkin
Kenneth Neely
Kansas City
Dale Wood
Pvt
Robert Degisco
77Th Army Band
Ralph Drake
J. L. Bagwell
Joe Culbreath
Hollister
Jim Fryer
Pete Fry
Ernest Roark
J. W. Berryman
Ritter Funeral Home
J. Walter Browers
Centenary Methodist Church
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Berryman
Tucson
Ariz
Highland Cemetery
Jimmy Black
Eugene Bowmeat
Haskell Bail
Bill Eassey
Frank Hurt
A. Richmn
Ike's Inaugural Address Seizes Bipartisan Support
Congressmen hailed President Eisenhower's second inaugural speech as a landmark pledge to global leadership and aid. They praised its call for long term assistance and a world role beyond isolationism, with some voices urging prompt action to match the rhetoric.
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Press Strait
Washington
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Amomen
Mgr. Eisenhower
Congress
Eisenhowerad
Fowe
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
Eisenhower
Russia
Sooners Take Part in inaugural parade in Washington
About 200 Oklahomans joined the second inaugural parade in chilly Washington. Oklahoma's themes included a 407 foot long float depicting the federal highway system with a large map and hourglasses. Miss Teddy Dukeminier of Oklahoma City rode in a gold cowgirl outfit. Secret Service halted a gift plaque. Oklahoma officials and band members marched, with Osage Chief Paul Pitts and four American Indian teachers aboard a special float.
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D.C
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
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U.S
Dallas Meade
Tulsa
Meade
White House Review
Teddy Dukeminier
Oklahoma City
Secret Service
Eisenhower
California
Goy
Raymond Gary
William T. Payne
Gary
Paul Pitts
Pawhuska
Pitts
Armory
Harold C. Brand
Mike Monroney
Montoney
Senate
Nixon
Carl Hayden
Ariz
Oxtrex Tone Tablets Ad Claims Youthful Boost
An ad touts Oxtrex Tone Tablets promising energy and youthful vitality for adults feeling tired or aging. It claims to revive pep in both sexes and suggests taking the tablets to feel years younger, with references to general health and vigor.
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Th Lawter
Gilbert Wands
Grand Jury Still Studies Marie's Case
Los Angeles police offered testimony by three new witnesses as the grand jury reexamined the Marie McDonald kidnapping story. Attorneys balked at further police input while plans for more rebuttal witnesses, including Marie herself, were discussed by both sides and police and defense teams debated next steps.
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Los Angeles
Courly
Marie
Rosemary
Chick Parker
Lyn Carter
Robert Lohrman
Allen Amadril
Miss McDonald
John Doe
Giesler
Lewis Shiell
Harold Bernstein
David Hertz
Bandits Hold Up Businessmen At Meeting In Philadelphia
Four masked bandits with rifles robbed about 20 businessmen at the Wynnefield Civic League meeting in West Philadelphia. They forced victims to the floor and took wallets rings and watches, escaping with around $5,000 before midnight. The Census Bureau notes one in four American families moves annually.
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Philadelphia
Wymnefield Civic League
West Philadelphia
Census Bureau
Earlsboro School Admits 3 Negroes Under Federal Order
Earlsboro High School in Earlsboro Oklahoma admitted three black pupils John Earl Betty and Coyle Lee Permetter to the roll yesterday in compliance with a federal court order issued by District Judge W R Wallace The order also directed the admission of Francis Jean Carr who did not appear The suit was brought by parents to force integration The judge ruled the order applied only to the four named in the suit
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Earlssor
Okla
Earlsboro High School
John Earl
Betty
Coyle Lee Permetter
Dist
W. R. Wallace
Francis Jean Carr
Colonain reveals new laxative for quick relief
An ad touts Colonaid as a breakthrough laxative that moisturizes a dry colon, stretches and stimulates it to restore normal urge to purge. It claims safety in pregnancy, no gagging or bloating, and no nutrient interference, offering 60 tablets for 98 cents.
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Colon
Colona
Colonad
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