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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1956

Page

12

Cameras clash with Bar Association code in Colorado hearing

Denver photographers challenged Canon 35 of the American Bar Association that bars courtroom photography. In a Colorado Supreme Court hearing before Justice O Otto Moore photographers used tiny concealed cameras to demonstrate unobtrusiveness while NPPA and media representatives argued for photograp h publishing rights. Witnesses included Judge James Noland and lawyers from Scripps Howard and NPPA as the two week hearing proceeds.

Denver American Bar Association Canon 35 O. Otto Moore Colorado Supreme Court Dan Gibson The Rocky Mountain News H. Ray Baker Denver Post Colorado United States Supreme Court Bar Association National Press Photographers Association NPPA Radio and Justin Miller U.S. Circuit of Appeals Washington National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters James M. Noland Durango Colo Thomas J. Edwards Cleveland Scripps-Howard Joseph Costa New York Noland Edwards Costa Arthur L. Whitman St. Louis Post-Dispatch Milton Freier Washington United Press NPAA Freedom and Information Committee Fred Mazulla Justice Moore

U.S. Presses Forward in Missile Race

The United States expedites missile development amid fears of Soviet progress. Defense officials report record missile spending, with $1.3 billion planned for the coming year, while Congress probes the program and top officers insist there is no lag. Experts praise the era shift as missiles could redefine warfare in the 1960s.

Threshhold Russia U.S Defense Charles E. Wilson Eisenhower Congress Senate House Armed Services Committees Maxwell D. Taylor Army Adm Arleigh A. Burke Naval Operations James M. Gavin Air Force Trevor Gardner Atlantic

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Lou Wooten 81

Funeral services were conducted at 2 30 p m Saturday for Mrs Lou Wooten 81 who died Thursday in a Chickasha hospital after an extended illness Burial followed at Rose Hill cemetery She was born January 25 1875 in Fayette county Texas moved to Cement in 1901 later lived in Chickasha Survivors include brother Charles T Williams Chickasha and sister Mrs C T Erwin Her husband died in 1920

Cement James L. Logan Lou Wooten Chickasha Brown Funeral Home Rose Hill Cemetery Fayette County Tex Presbyterian Church Charles T. Williams C.T. Erwin

Copperettes Elect Officers for Year of Police Wives Club

Mrs. Lela J. Wilson was re-elected president of the Copperettes, a Lawton police wives club. Officers include Mrs. Pete Fuller as vice president, Mrs. Bill Davis as secretary, Mrs. Clifford Mills as treasurer, Mrs. W. D. White as parliamentarian, and Mrs. Kenneth Stradley as chaplain. The January meeting set the year’s program and secret pals. February’s gathering will be at Mrs. Walter Asbery’s home with co-hostess Mrs. R. A. Davis. New member Mrs. Bryan Logan attended the January session at 1502 B. Outgoing officers were Mrs. Alford Hennessee, vice president, Mrs. Otis Waldron, secretary, and Mrs. Melvin Simmons, treasurer.

Lela J. Wilson Copperettes Lawton Pete Fuller Bill Davis Clifford Mills W. D. White Kenneth Stradley Walter Asbery R. A. Davis Ron Wheatley Bryan Logan Alford Hennessee Otis Waldron Melvin Simmons

Snow crushes miners shack in Karuizawa killing fourteen

Eight feet of snow in Karuizawa Japan buried a miners sleeping shack collapsing the structure. Fourteen people died and five were seriously injured. Eleven were rescued unharmed from the wreckage.

Karuizawa Japan

Eisenhower Name to Enter New Jersey Primary

Trenton officials announced President Eisenhower's name will appear on the New Jersey presidential primary ballot on April 17 after petitions are circulated and signed, as the Republican state party lines up the necessary steps to field the candidate.

Trenton N.J Eisenhower New Jersey

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