Adenauer Warns On Soviet Atomic Arms And NATO
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said Soviet troops already possess nuclear weapons and warned against equipping foreign bases with atomic missiles. He urged international control of weapons and favoring small atomic arms for conventional use, while criticizing nonbinding treaties without enforcement. The remarks followed Moscow’s warning to the United States over bases and weapons and reflected allied concerns about nuclear proliferation in Europe.
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Konrad Adenauer
Abo
Mosrow
United States
Adenauer
NATO
Europe
Turkey
Japan
Okinawa
Alaska
Wastempewil
Ans
Tunkey
Jane An
Russia
Adenwuer
Washington
Masree
Congress Today House committee OKs Eisenhower doctrine
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved the Eisenhower doctrine by a 24 to 2 vote, authorizing use of troops and economic aid to block Communist penetration of the Middle East. Senate committees recalled Dulles for questioning, with calls to review administration policy.
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Ashington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Sam
Rayburn
Foreign Affairs Committee
Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations and
Ser Ices
John Foster Dulles
Tran
John L. McClellan
Fd-Ark
Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate Rules Committee
County Blue Cross Blue Shield enrollment deadline near
Comanche county residents were reminded that the first Blue Cross and Blue Shield enrollment campaign closes Saturday. Local case histories show benefits paid to Lawton and area residents, totaling thousands of dollars, as Montgomery notes the plans pay off with solid health coverage. Enrollment booths operate in Lawton, Elgin, Fletcher, and nearby towns with mobile units in Lawton and Sterling. Members under 65 as of March 1, 1957 may enroll. dues start March 16.
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Comanche County
Counjis
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Walter Montgomiers
Oklahoma Blue Cross
Lawton
Amother
Lawson
Lawton Area
Montgomery
Lawton Clinic
Medical Center
Coa Rra County Farm Bureau Ofte
First National Bank
Chattaronga
First State Bank
Indiajorna
Bank of Filgin
Hise Farm Supply
Elgin
Green's Hardware
Sterling
Cache Telephone Exchange
Fletcher
Comanche-Cotton County Medical Society
State Employment Up In December Oklahoma City report on non farm payrolls
Oklahoma City's December non farm employment reached the second highest level, with a total of 577,100 jobs. Walliam F. Letting, new chairman of the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, cited temporary store and post office vacancies as the cause for the rise and warned of a January dip due to seasonal decline. December payrolls included 91,000 in manufacturing, 33,100 in construction, 47,600 in oil and gas mining, 145,600 in wholesale and retail trade, 79,300 in state and local government, and 41,400 in federal government. Bermuda notes follow about tax policy.
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Oklahoma City
Walliam F. Letting
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
Lesting
Army Orders See list of officers reassigned and promoted
The following orders have been issued at the Department of the Army Washington D C. personnel except general officers are assigned to Artillery. Col William M Abergardi promoted to major promoted to first lieutenant Michard St Holl Wayne Indiana ordered to active duty and assigned to Fort Bliss Texas. Maj Stnymand E F Siegrist, Castle AFC Colt to Ft Winfield. Capt Max Saller and Arthurfe gum promoted from captain to major. Lt Paul J Citha assigned to Fort Blis and ordered to Fort Bliss Texas. Lt Eugene W France and Lt James Iasuga transferred to Fort Bliss Texas. 1st Lt Ray west ordered to active duty and assigned to Oakland Army Terminal. Maj Alexander Nila and Maj Ernest J Landry reassigned to various posts including Fort Devens Fort Lawton and Governors Island. several officers detailed for Army General Staff training and JAGC duties.
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Washington, D.C
Willam O M
Abergardl
Irask
Hamilton
Stnymand EF. Siegrist
Castle Afc
Colt
Winfield
Max
Saller
Motton
Michard St. Holl
Wayne
Ind
Bliss
Tex
Trobert R. Springer
Agg
Tady
Paul J. Citha
Ph. Ram
Ernest J. Edwards
Uf End
Atty
Rey
Losin
Inde
Frederick G. Dempsey
USA
GM Cen
Okio
Fairage
Robert J. Falvey
Gilss
Kilmer
Eugene W. France
Tes
James Iasuga
Et Biiss
George Meade
Ulrick HL
Mett- Belvoir
Lewis
Wash
Joseph R. Boleaeny
Sheridan
Ray ‘T.west
el Paso
Oakland Army Terminal
Oakland
Alexander Nila
Washington
Dyrel
JAGC
Ernest J. Landry
Ft Devens
Kinss
Ft Lawton
Lewis D
Acsrhilman
Governor's Island
Hund
TOY
TSA Arty
Sui
Olu
Ray J
Rogers
Jackson
Ft Hond
ISA Arty
Discharge and Benefits Notice At Fort Campbell
A wartime disability and retirement action places Lt Edward Baluy OE on temporary disability status with 30 percent incurred, directing his discharge from active duty. He is released for ash and ay, Fort Campbell Kentucky, with home in Riverskie Connecticut. Additional personnel details and signatures appear in the notice.
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Hss
Edward Baluy
Ash
Ft Campbell
Riverskie
Riverstle
Three Men Killed In Jet Collision Near Big Spring
Big Spring Texas UP report states three airmen died when two T-33 trainers from Webb Air Force Base collided midair and crashed into a plowed field five miles south of the base. Victims were 2nd Lt Kenneth A. Auguson 24 of Salt Lake City Utah 1st Lt Carlton R Virden 24 of Robstown Texas and 2nd Lt William H Charbonneau 23 of Yakima Washington. Auguson and Virden were in the same plane Charbonneau a student pilot flew solo. All three were married with wives and children in Big Spring Charbonneau married October 2.
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Big Spring
Tex
Webb Air Force Base
Allen Robertson
Kenneth A. Auguson
Salt Lakes City
Utah
Carlton R. Virden
Robstown
William H. Charbonneau
U, 23
Yakima
Wash
Auguson
Virden
Charbonneau
Young Boys Lead Police Merry Chase
In Grapevine Texas two Fort Worth brothers aged 9 and 13 stole their father's car and led police on a 100 mph pursuit across the Dallas Fort Worth area. Police said the driverless sedan narrowly avoided a crash as officers finally halted the teenagers after a mile long chase on busy roads.
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Grapevine
Tex
Fort Worth
Highway 1
Dan Nowlin
Dallas-Fort Worth
Donald
Ronnie Walden
McKinney
Jack Sullivan
Now
Boys avoid police, guide driver during chase
Two youths, ages nine and younger, guided a fleeing driver during a ride where the engine quit. They led police toward safe escape routes and told officers they did not want to be stopped. They were released to their parents with no charges filed.
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Nowlin
Oklahoma City Psychiatrist Dies From Heart Attack
A prominent Oklahoma City psychiatrist and founder of the Coyne Campbell Sanitarium died at age 52 from a heart attack after an autopsy was performed.
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Oklahoma City i
Coyne Campbell
Oklahoma City
Coyne Campbell Sanitarium
Man found dead. police investigate Wednesday
Authorities report a body found Wednesday with Seconal capsules located near the scene. The pathologist, not named, found no poisoning evidence but awaits lab results. Dr. Leonard P. Eliel of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation notes death appeared too rapid for slow-acting barbiturates.
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of Geers
Campbell
Leonard P. Eliel
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
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