Oklahoma senator pushes integrated missile and ground forces plan
The legislator called for a stronger US defense including expanded ground forces from 15 to 18 divisions and simultaneous development of ICBM and IRBM programs with continued missile research. He backed the Navy Polaris program and warned against delaying production until every detail is perfected, while noting learning to control weather from space as a future aim. More than 300 registered for the convention with Gov. Raymond Gary set to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Fort Sill
Pragram
United States
Russia
U. 5
Anney
Navy
Warer
Outer Space
Sean
Congress
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
W. F. Rabori
U. S. Navy Bureau of Ordnance
Ab Temorvow
Polio Telethon Set to Aid Lawton Dimes Fund
About 17 area polio patients will be interviewed during the 1958 March of Dimes Telethon. The event runs Saturday night from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. and resumes Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. with polio patients from Lawton Fort Sill and nearby communities featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Dimes
Salucelay
S Aan
Lavena Farmer
Marion
Dick Worrall
Bill Love
Linda Ann Baker
Glen Becker
Sherry Osbery
Hugh Bish
Jessica Jones
Gene Bowman
Wayne Etrod
Marilyn Atkinson
Gordon Paine
Joe Edwin Hurst
Edwand
Regina Jo White
Ron Mahaflay
Robert Dor Reynolds
Don Mahaflay
Sandra Kay Till
Duncan
Deborahy Kinnan
Jack Ralston
Carolyn Adams
Marlow
Sanford i
Hoffa Union Agrees to Legal Costs and Monitors for Convention
The Hoffa led union will pay all legal costs in the case and set up a watchdog panel. The panel will monitor delegate selection from the Miami Beach convention, draft bylaws, ensure fair elections, and safeguard member rights. Members pledge no conflicts and trusteeship locals will regain self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unnion
Miami Beach
Teamscors Union
Watchdes
Letts
Molfa
Union Executive Board
Teamsters
Freedom 10
Hoffa
Nnl
No Name village in North England noted in advance issue
Fragmentary text shows a village named No Name in North England with ad like subscription rates and carrier service. It lists various newspapers such as Constitution Press and Sunday with muddled prices and regional references to Southwest Oklahoma. The legible items indicate a small classified notice or ad page detailing subscriptions and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lawton
Slouth
Constitution & Sunday
Constitutions Press
Sunda
Mali
Okla
Consk & Sunday
Const Press &Sun
Sun
Const Press
Eubles
Bais Xh
Btn
Bhoress
Press
Sun. Const
Cityan Injured In 2 Car Crash
A Ubscarald Lawson motorist was injured when his pick-up collided with a car at First and A. J Roger Wyant of 1102 Maple was treated at home for minor injuries. Wyant drove a 1951 Ford full ton pickup. the sedan was a 1954 Ford owned by Public Service Co and operated by Bill Echols of 143 N 22nd. Accident occurred about 7 55 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubscarald Lawson
J. Roger Wyant
Maple
Kenry A. Barlels
Wyant
Public Service Co
Bill Echols
Barlely
Reds To Convene Hong Kong in Peiping Tomorrow
Red China's parliament gathers in Peiping to consider a historic change in the language plan the 1958 budget and the year's economic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Peiping
Four Die On Oklahoma State Roads In Collision
Four deaths last night raised Oklahoma highway toll to 34 this year, six more than the same point in 1939. Phyllis W. Schnauler 22 of Boise City and William Elmer Grieninger 57 and his wife about 50 were in a pickup car crash six miles southwest of Boise City. The Schnauler woman died en route to a Amarillo Texas hospital. Tommy Ray Byrd 12 was struck by a car in Oklahoma City as he left a car driven by his father Cleo Byrd. this marked Oklahoma City's first traffic death of 158.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Phylls W. Schnauler
Boise
William Elmer Grieninger
Boise City
Grieninger
Tommy Ray Byrd
Oklahoma City
Schnauler
Gueninger
Amarillo
Tex
Young Byrd
Cleo Byrd
UAW debates bigger strike fund and wage plan
The UAW outlines a plan to raise 16 million dollars through monthly assessments to fund strike kitchens and a 50 million-dollar strike fund. It proposes a 10 percent profit share, a general wage increase, and borrowing authority for the International Executive Board to secure funds if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuther
Amil
UAW
Emil Muzey
Mazey
General Motors
Foard
Chrysler
International Executive Board
Maxey
Iternational
City Man Named Magazine Editor
William TR. (Bi) Brock son of Mr and Mrs Max Brock of 3608 Noh Hill Drive has been named editor of Grapevine the employee magazine of Geophysical Service Inc Dallas Tex A 1955 University of Oklahoma graduate Brock formerly edited Connecting Rac magazine for Service Pipe Line Co Tulsa He enrolled as OU journalism graduate student last September pursuing a master thesis on employee publications in the oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William TR
Bi) Brock
Max Brock
Noh Hill Drive
Geophysical Service, Inc
Dallas
Tex
University of Oklahoma
Brock
Service Pipe Line Co
Tulsa
Witnesses detail Jennings robbery at Ludwig tavern
The hearing describes how older and younger Jennings brothers guarded the door during a downtown tavern robbery. Mrs. Ludwig identified the suspects. Detective Davis recovered $27 and seized a .45 pistol. William Jennings hid a .22 revolver under his shirt as Stout arrested him nearby.
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Jennings
Mrs. Ludwig
William
Davis
Amos
D and
Stout
S. Third
Air F
City Boy Sentenced in Burglary Case
Superior Judge Robert S. Landers imposed a suspended two year sentence Thursday afternoon on 17 year old Lawson boy L. C. Brown No Stu Bell charged with second degree burglary. He was accused of taking clothing from a delivery truck owned by John Henry Nelson Cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Landers
Lawson
L. C. Brown
Stu Bell
John Henry
Nelson Cleaners
Caracas Heats Up as Junta Takes Control After Strike
Rioting continues as a five man military junta adds two civilians to its cabinet while vowing elections and restored liberties. Secret police HQ is looted. 60 bodies reported at the building after a 10 hour siege. Caracas recovers from days of strikes as soldiers patrol streets.
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Caracas
Abel Romero Villate
Perez Jimenez
Roberto Casanova
Maracay
Ultimas Noticias
National Union
Adm
Wolfgang Larrazabal
Wich
Perez Jiménez
Bogus Checks Sought Here in Region
D Moncrief county attorney investigator urged merchants to report bogus checks by Barbara Riggs Floy Davis of Oklahoma City. Six checks tied to the case were sent to the county attorney. two charges already filed locally as efforts to pay off bad checks by the suspect’s father are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Moncrief
Oklahoma City
Barbara Riggs
Moncrief
Lune
Floy Davis
Oklahoma
Scott's
J. C. Penney Co
Red Bud Food
Humpty-Dumpty
Hogle’s
IGA
Diplomatic Call Prefers Premeeting Work on Peace Dialog
The letter urges handling complex issues through diplomatic channels before any top level talks. It emphasizes that foreign ministers should present issues clearly so decisions can be made and a summit would realistically boost peace and justice worldwide.
USO Festival of Seasons Talent Program at Arlington
The USO-SWCA festival showcases pantomime and musical numbers at 8 p.m. Saturday at the USO center Arlington No 4 E. Law ton and Fort Sill performers take part with seasonal themes. Refreshments follow and admission is free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO Center
Arlington
Janice Cason
Lawton
Fort Sill
Future school design aims at reduced glass use and two story limits
Education leaders foresee leaner buildings with less glass and no two story plants to ease traffic and cut costs. Enrichment for all ages may emerge, with ideas like student helicopter travel to distant classes and expanded storage for gear and staff. More than 25 administrators from across Oklahoma attended the meeting led by John Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Dre. George
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Elkins
John Elkins
Lawton Board of Education
Arthur Farrar
Elgin
Archie Gwartney
Broken Bow
Clarence DeWees
Hugh Ginn
Ernest E. Ayers
Gaylord Noftiger
Martin Lawrence
Bill D. Foutz
Russell H. Fisher
H. G. Buchanan
J. Dowling
Charles Harville
Charles D.bothesreat
Comanche
Ward McCracken
Sam Joyner
Jim Bruce
Ardimore
Leo Gammill
Duncan
Jim Gammill
Ada
R. E. Geren
Ponca City
H. E. McClellan
Bartlesville
J.D. Austin
Springer
Senate panel forwards six West Coast union officials for perjury action
The Senate Rackets Committee sent contradictory testimony from six West Coast union officials to the Justice Department for perjury action after two of the witnesses returned to correct earlier statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Rackets Committee
Justice Department
Vaccine talk on adding protections against cold viruses
The article discusses adding vaccines to guard against cold viruses such as JH and 2060 or Errope from adeno virus. It notes unisolated viruses raise limits on added protections and highlights limited knowledge on ECHO and Coxsackie viruses. It suggests multiple purpose injections could save time and money while offering some protection.
Truth About Danger in X-rays Revealed
Reader's Digest reports in February on how doctors can safely use X-rays and the comparative risks to unborn children. The piece screens misperceptions about radiation exposure and emphasizes proper usage to minimize harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reader's Digest
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