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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1957

Page

12

Indictment Of American Press Uncalled For Solon Declares

Rep. Moss accuses a government security adviser of restating unsubstantiated charges against the press without documentary proof. Wright claims declassification is blocked and cites 13 cases as examples of harmful publication but offers no named publications. Investigators seek the official’s identity. Stevenson arrives in Accra for a two day visit en route home from Africa.

Washington Moss D-Calif Pli New House Loyd ‘Wright Wright Los Angeles Ment Defense Department Ight Subcommittee On Government Information Policies Subcommittee Government Security Commission Congress Mass ADLAS Gahana Accra Ghana Adlai E. Stevenson

Funeral Rites for One-Day-Old Charles Farrington

Charles David Farrington, one day old, son of Capt. and Mrs. 1 S. Farrington of Gore, died Sunday. Services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Becker Memorial chapel with graveside rites at Post Cemetery, Fort Sill, officiated by Rev L. W. Ozier. Survivors include parents, a brother Arthur A. Farrington, sisters Alice and Linda Farrington, maternal grandmother Mrs. Bert Kimball, and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Farrington.

Charles Farrington Charles David Farrington S. Farrington Gore Becker Memorial Post Cemetery Fort Sill L. W. Ozier Centenary Methodist Church

Strike Underway At Zinc Smelter

About 600 members of United Steelworkers Local 4827 began a midnight strike at the Eagle Picker zinc smelter in Henryetta after contract talks failed over a wage increase clause. The plant had reopened two weeks after a prior April shutdown caused by zinc price drops. Negotiations are set for tomorrow with union and company reps and mediator E. R Hunt in Oklahoma City. The walkout affects only the Henryetta plant.

Henryettaim United Steelworkers Local 4827 Eagale Picket Co Claude Schwartz Clint Wood Eagle Picker Industral Relations Miami Okla E. R Hunt Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Oklahoma City Wood Henyetta

Galbraith Lawyers Argue Insanity in Murder Trial

In McAlester a defense deposition from Dr. Edwin Cooke, VA psychiatrist, contends Ben T. Galbraith was schizophrenic when he killed his wife and three children. The expert cites medical history and a loss of contact with reality as key factors. A geographic note mentions Cape Alava as the westernmost U.S. point.

McAlester Delhiie Ben T. Galbraith Marcel Ty Edwin Cooke Veterans Administration Memphis Tenn Cooke Galbraith United States Cape Alava Washington

Investigation Set In Train Collision Near Guthrie Kentucky

The Louisville Nashville Railroad and the Interstate Commerce Commission will jointly probe a Saturday wreck near Guthrie Kentucky that killed six and injured 21. The freight train reportedly brake failed and struck the Dixie land streamliner dining car during dinner, trapping passengers and dining staff.

Guthnie, Ky Louisvile &,Nashville Railroad Interstates Commerce Commission Today Here Louisville Memphis Miami Dixieland Kentucky Tennessee

Lone Survivor Rescued After Swiss Mountain Tragedy

Rescue workers saved the lone survivor of ten Italian climbers who plunged down Fiz Palue Mountain after a rain weakened snow ledge collapsed. Nine others died in the incident, making it Switzerland’s worst mountain accident since World War II.

Petrelina Switzerland Fiz Palue

Spanish Fireworks Show Proves Costly Wharf Burns

About 30,000 people attended Alicante's annual festival when a skyrocket ignited a wharf. The blaze caused property damage estimated at several million pesetas, during the Sunday fireworks display.

Alicante Spain

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