Kerr Blasts GOP Inaugural Rebuff Of Indian Tribes
Senator Kerr accuses the Eisenhower inaugural committee of snubbing American Indian leaders including Osage chief Pewhaska, saying the first citizens were placed at the back of the parade. He weighs in after protest letters to Indian Affairs and notes Indians endured cold and delays before their floats appeared, hoping for changes under a new administration in 1961.
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Washington
Robert S. Berr
Eisenhower
Iate
Robert W Flemming
Kerr
America
Und
Ker
Pitts
Funeral Rites Allen Huckleberry 95 Dies at Home
Allen Huckleberry a longtime rancher aged 95 died unexpectedly at 6 05 am Saturday from a cerebral hemorrhage. A Perry resident since 1923 he ran a ranch north of Lake Lawmanka and worked as a contractor and producer in Oklahoma and Java. He was born April 12 1801 in Seders bi Tri l and moved to Welch Le. he held a maser degree and belonged to India Temple Oklahoma City. Survived by wife Mabel Walker Dee two daughters Roy Westmoreland and Gizles duamar Leon Vanderbilt Tex and Mrs Radford Wowen. three sons Captain Allen Huckleber in Fores at Columbus C. two sisters Mrs Peart Trichr and Mrs Eva Lowse Quek. six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Becker Funeral Home with services announced.
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Allen
Huckleberry
Hucklebery
Perry
Lake Lawmanka
Java
Oklahoma
Sedersbi
Welch le
India Temple
Oklahoma City
Mabel Walker Dee
Triarana
Charles Huckleberey
Roy Westmoreland
Reland
Gizles
Duamar Leonard
Vanderbilt
Tex
Radford
Allen Huckleber
Columbus
Peart Trichr
Eva Lowse Quek
Elton
Becker Funevel
Mrs Fietz Dies After Long Illness at Southeast Lawson
Mrs. Robert Fietz 67 died Saturday at her home southeast of Lawson after a long illness. She is survived by her husband Robert two sons Ora Lowe Hoisington Kansas and Truman Lowe Hereford Texas three stepdaughters two stepsons one sister Nelson California and Sale and Gay Mus ton of California. Funeral services will be held at the Church of Christ in Lawton with burial in Highland Cemetery. Time of service announced by Pearson Funeral Home of Walters.
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Robert Fietz
Lawson
California
Church of Christ
Lawton
Trighland Cemetery
Pearson Furer al Hore
Walters
Liquor seizures show police crackdown on bootleggers
Ludwig and Ray faced bonds issues as police enforced a new policy curbing bootlegging around the clock. Seizures across several addresses yielded pints and fifths of wine and multiple half pints of whisky and gin, with varying totals from Ludwig Scott Ray Cache Road Rose Watson notices.
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Ludwig
Ray
Ron Whitns
Ey Elatvton
Lee
Scott
Cache Road
Rose
Watson's Place
Methodist Men To Hear Doctor Celebrating 7th Anniversary
Centenary Methodist church men marked seven years with the National Methodist Men organization and will meet at 7 p.m. Monday to hear Terry Condrey present a program titled Heart. Chares Smith arranged music as Condrey reported more than 20 new members and urged nonreserving members to respond promptly.
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National Methodist Mens Organization
Men of
Centenary Methodist Church
Terry Condrey
Chares Smith
Oir Club
Condrey
Oklahoma Governor decries tax rise while pushing school pay
Governor Gary argues for nine million more across two years to lift teacher salaries from 2100 to 8700 annually by September and to extend retirement and salary increases. He warns the state cannot meet funded promises without higher taxes or reduced programs and criticizes the Oklahoma Education Association for pressuring lawmakers.
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OWA
Gary
Oklahoma Education Association
Jn-1
Officers to be honored retirements at US Army ceremony
Medicine officer of USAT and several Majors Maj. Highsmith Steninger Tillotson Breeland Vander burg Means Drake and Lt Col Beckham among officers to retire this month. Enlisted honorees include M Sgt Reynolds Ed ward Stanley Starnes Donald Simpson Lee Noland Monk res. Units in review span 692d FA Bn 246th FA Bn 617th FA Obs Bn 2d FA Bn 18th 36th ANTth 398th FA Bn.
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Lloyd G. Highsmith
Department of Materiel
Howard W. Steninger
Supply and Service Division
Usat
William B. Tillotson
17Th FA
Glenn E. Breeland
Sill
Albert L. Vanderburg
522Th
William J. Means
Anthony F. Drake
184Th
Ord
Clarence A. Reynolds
W. D
Gistord
Del
Ernest J. Edward
Frank Stanley
USAA
GMS
Wade H. Starnes
US Army Artillery Board
Ste
Donald D. Simpson
Lee Noland
Frank J. Monkres
Malcolm FE. Beckham
USAH
Pakistan protests erupt as Kashmir split sparks mourning
Demonstrations across Karachi Dacca Lahore Peshawar Chittagong spread after formal dissolution of the East Pakistan constituent assembly. Police used clubs and tear gas as shops closed and black day banners appeared. Students wore black badges while calling for Kashmir to be left alone.
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Pape
Karachi
Dacca
Lahore
Peshatware
Sublet
Chittagong
Constituent Assembly
Kashmir
Imi
Pakistan
India
United Nations
State's Factory Rolls Near Peak
Non farm employment in December reached 377,106, second highest in state history, as Latting, new Oklahoma Employment Security Commission chairman, noted. Holiday temporary hires cushioned growth but losses in industry kept the rise modest. January expected lower as spring outdoors work awaits.
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Wiliam F. Latting
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
Deotal
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Kogee
Garfield
Pittsburg
Army rockets test near Signal Mountain on Quanah range
A heavy concrete warhead rocket with 6000 pounds of propellant was fired on a Fort Sill range near Signal Mountain nine miles west of the grove. The blast produced a sheet of flame and smoke and the projectile landed in the surrounding clouds. The Army plans land acquisitions to enable maximum range while ensuring safety areas. Lt Robert W. DeFrates led the firing section of the 158th with the 189th attached to the 52nd Field Artillery Group led by Col. H. L. Sanders.
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Signal Mountain
Robert W. DeFrates
158Th
Army
Sill
Quanah Range
Quanah Parker
Congress
Craterville Park
Cache
Wichita Mountains
Fort Sill
189Th
52Nd Field Artillery Group
H. L. Sanders
Ellsworth Mayor Reflects on City progress and future plans
Mayor Ellsworth credited city employees and council for two years of progress, noting growth in industry payrolls, a strengthening water program, and upcoming projects. He highlighted vector control, street improvements, and a Lake Lawtonka diversion canal as key efforts. Filing for city offices opens Feb 28 with a March 9 deadline ahead of the March 19 Democratic primary for mayor and other posts.
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Emollontat
Est Enoloyes
Filsworth
Funyard
Lawtonka
Ellsworth
Alestion
Education Group Backs Pay Hikes in Oklahoma
The Lawton Citizens' Council endorsed a bill to raise Oklahoma teachers' salaries to a minimum of 3000 dollars. A letter to Gov. Raymond Gary from council president Darold Englin urged leadership in ensuring enough qualified teachers for growing schools.
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Lawton Citizens’ Council
Oklahoma
Rimond Gary
Darold Engliny
Oklahoma Weather and Fatalities Report Across State
A frigid day with a high around 23 degrees. Three people died in road crashes across Oklahoma, including Emma Irene Pope 31 Albion Joan Elizabeth Graham 30 McCamey Tex and Noble N Gaston 51 Woodward. The latest toll brings Oklahoma highway deaths to 34 as more snow and mist linger with light rain expected.
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Oklahoma
Emma Irene Pope
Albion
Joan Elizabeth Graham
McCamey
Tex
Noble N. Gaston
Woodward
Gaston Diew
U. S. 81
Okardie
Ltst
Waurika
Lessie Miller
Ryan
Lawson
Gridiron continued front page satire on Oklahoma politics
A satirical Grid show lampoons Gary, Kerr, Wagoner, Monroney and others at a Democratic National Convention style event. Characters portray governors candidates and delegates mock campaign talk, bread prices, hydrogen bombs, and money trees as voters react with staged music and humor.
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Gary
SGM
Jenk Craig
Wagoner
Gray
Kerr
Gary Strals
Douglas McKeever
Mike Monroney
Monroney
Steverson
Dave Bartlett
Bailie Vinson
Aleet
McKeever
Doug
Warren
Morris
Bud Wilkinson
Hen Gray
Wilkinson
Auto Dealers Hold Session In Oklahoma Meeting
Oklahoma Independent Automobile Dealers association held a dinner session to discuss proposed changes in the state duplicate auto title law. About 60 attended due to weather conditions, with speakers including State Sen. Fred Harvis, Reps. Charles Ozmin and Earl Simmons, and R. B. McCoy. Louis J. Arnau chaired the meeting at Carl's restaurant.
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Oklahoma Independent Automobile Dealers Association
Carl's
Gilthering
Fred Harvis
Charles Ozmin
Earl Simmons
R. B. McCoy
Louis J. Arnau
Lawton
Saud to Address U N Session During Washington Visit
King Saud arrives in Washington at noon Wednesday for a weekend stay after Cairo talks with Egypt Syria and Jordan set Jan 19. He will sail to New York Tuesday to address a U N General Assembly session Tuesday afternoon. The administration aims to reject the vacuum theory as a point of Arab criticism of the Eisenhower program. Petersburg Alaska is a fishing and shrimping hub with about 2 000 residents, largely Scandinavian.
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King Saud
Washington
New York
State Department
U. N. General Assembly
United States
Saud
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Cairo
Education Talks Held At School
The first in a series of Tr-Service Education meetings was held at Douglass high school. The session focused on audio-visual aids and operation of related apparatus, with C. L. Henry presiding and Jack Jones and Albert Johnson assisting. Jones presented The Cone of Experience, covering verbal and visual symbols, radio, recordings, film, exhibits, field trips, demonstrations, drama, contrived and direct experience.
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Douglass High School
Cc. L. Henry
Jack Jones
Albert Johnson
Jones
Bnellcge
C. L. Henry
Douglass
Four Drivers Face Traffic Complaints
County Attorney Warren Crane filed four traffic complaints Saturday. Neal E. Cooper, 46, Fort Sill, faces reckless driving in Justice of Peace Marvin F. Cameron’s court. Walter Evans Witty, 26, Altus, is charged with speeding at night. Bur? W. Castlebury, 20, Oklahoma City, faces reckless driving in Woodrow Giles’ court. Tommy G. Kuchynka, 21, 1506 8th Street, is charged in Giles’ court with running a stop sign.
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Warren Crane
Justice of Peace
Marvin F. Cameron
Neal E. Cooper
Fort Sill
Walter Evans Witty
Altus
Woodrow Giles
Bur
W. Castlebury
Oklahoma City
Tommy G. Kuchynka
Giles’ Court
Middle East policy gains boost in House vote
The House approved a resolution backing an Eisenhower plan to intensify foreign aid and potentially use military force to counter international communism in the Middle East. A Senate inquiry into policy is expected after passage, with Sen Fulbright and others signaling further review.
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House
Eisenhower
Middle East
Sen
Fulbright
Mideast
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Dulles
Spy roundup notes arrests for spying in New York
The Soviet press and radio carried nothing today on the FBI arrest of three persons in New York charged with spying for the Soviet Union. The first sky writing is attributed to a group at Amherst College in 1909.
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Moscow
FBI
New York
Soviet Union
Amherst College
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