Clinton Policeman Links Kasper to Clinton Segregation Case
A government witness testified in U S District Court that John Kasper and seven co defendants held night meetings to back segregation at Clinton High School. Joss Braden, a 30 year old policeman, identified Kasper and six co defendants in court and said the group met weekly from August to December, helping prompt the school’s temporary closing after Negro students were admitted.
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Knonville
Ten
John Kasper
Clinton
Joss Braden
U.S
Kasper
Clinton High School
Braden
NATO eyes a weapons stockpile under NATO command
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States studies a NATO stockpile of atomic weapons as a possible response to European opposition to a US cut in weapons production. He suggested the arsenal could be created without changing U S law by placing it under Gen Lauris Norstad, the NATO commander in Europe. Also he described Russia’s rulers as perplexed by demands for greater freedom, noting a Khrushchev victory by a narrow margin among modernists and fundamentalists.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
France
NATO
Russia
Khrushchev
Byrd Attacks Warren and Brownell in Civil Rights Debate
Senator Harry F. Byrd denounced Chief Justice Earl Warren and Attorney General Herbert Brownell in a Senate speech opposing the civil rights bill. He compared Warren to Thaddeus Stevens and labeled Brownell a 20th Century American Caesar as the chamber prepared to vote on the measure. Knowland said Ike would not compromise the program but might back clarifications.
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Washington
ULP
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Earl Warren
Herbert Brownell
Senate
Bred
Warren
Thaddeus Stevens
South
Brownell
Byrd
William F. Knowland
White House
Eisenhower
Knowland
Ike
Lace
Hearing on Authority in Raid Case Set for Next Week
County Judge John P. Fullerton will hold an open hearing probably next Wednesday to rule on a demurrer filed by John W. Tyree for defendant Don Ralph Cline. The motion challenges the county court’s jurisdiction over the alleged raid on a Girl Scout camp in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge and could dismiss charges against all 12 youths if sustained.
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John P. Fullerton
John W. Tyree
Don Ralph Cline
TUS Ash
Cline
Tyree
Fou
State of
Oklahoma
Warren Crane
Tage
Drys and wets clash in Oklahoma liquor debate
Oklahoma City, UP. A dry candidate and a wet candidate debated prohibition shaping next year’s governor race. Sen. George Miskovsky backed strict licensing and state controls, while Os Doenges argued against a state monopoly, claiming Russia uses liquor to erode democracy and influence youth.
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Oklahoma City
Russia
George Miskovsky
D-Okhoma City
Os Deenges
Gutheric
W. C
Bill) Deenges
Bartlesville
Miskovsky
Os Doenges
Underworld
Miskovsy
Doenges
Death Probe Opens In Airline Hostess Slaying
In Kansas City Missouri a 27 year old airline hostess Lucienne Colbrant was found dead in a male student Billy Sartins horse trailer home. Sartin faces questioning as autopsy results await to determine cause of death.
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Billy M. Sartin
Kansas City
Lucierine Colbvant
Brussels
Belgium
Margaret M. Budjac
Colbrant
UPI
Jackson County
Wiliam Collet
Lucienne Colbrant
Billy Sartin
Sartin
Osweega
Kan
Itl
Margaret Budjac
Sautin
Miss Colrant
Miss Colbrant
Formosa missing US Air Force transport plane
An American C47 duty transport plane with 16 on board is missing somewhere over Formosa as announced by the United States Air Force. A Tokyo earthquake struck today at 1 07 p.m. lasting about 10 seconds with no injuries reported. Communist Bulgaria purges three members from its leadership in line with Soviet leadership, according to ADN News Agency via Sofia.
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Taiwel
Formosa
Utoth Air Force
Tokyo
Benlin
Bulgaria
Cdmounist
ADN
Sofia Coulght
Rainless Sky Forecast For The Month
The weather forecast shows chances of rain staying low for the 30 day period with continued fair, sunny conditions and temperatures near normal. Today's high around 100 degrees, with St Hobart recording 102 as the state’s hottest area. Overnight lows ranged from 66 to 78 across stations.
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Lawton
Mercury
St. Hobart
Oklahoma City
City Youth Shot and Probe Launched
Deputy Sheriff Carl Phillips reported a 19 year old Lawton youth, Doug Suggs of 272 Columbia, was shot near eight miles west of town shortly after midnight Monday. Suggs was treated at Memorial hospital and transferred to Fort Sill hospital. He was not seriously injured. A bullet from a .22 caliber pistol entered the upper left thigh. officers seek a tall slim man driving a car with a Texas plate as a suspect.
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Carl Phillips
Lawton
Elf
Doug Suggs
Columbia
Memorial Hospital
Fort Sill Hospital
Phillips
Depuy
Suggs
Pace 2
Pawhuska Approves 20 Fine For Daytime Air Conditioning
Pawhuska city commissioners voted an emergency ordinance imposing a $20 fine for using any air conditioning from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. during an electric power emergency after a Friday fire damaged the city power plant generator, halving output and forcing curtailment of cooling.
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Pawhuska
City Tests New Plastic Street Paint At Intersection
City and officials test a new plastic street marking called Perma-Ling at Fourth and D to assess a three year lifespan. Councilman Shelton and City Engineer Smith oversee the pilot, with Veon Chemical Corp. supplying the thermo plastic heated to 400 degrees. Equipment from New York was used to apply the white compound.
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Fourth and
D. L. Shelton
City Enginneer
Douglas L. Smith
Veon Chemical Corp
New York City
New York
Gol
Edward Polito
Ate
Chief's Bill For Study Of Nation's Finances Killed By Committee
Dallas page reports a chaotic night of violence outside an auditorium as a rock and roll crowd of 6 000 youths and adults sparked a melee. Six people were stabbed or beaten, including an 18 year old woman. Police sought to untangle the sequence of events amid conflicting accounts from attendees and victims.
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Dallas
North Texas State College
Denton
Robert Plummer
Fort Worth
R. L. Strigel
New Speed Record Set By Navy Jet
Navy jet fighter sets transcontinental speed record covering 2460 miles with Maj. John Glenn Jr at the controls The Crusader’s average speed nears 726 mph surpassing the prior 1955 Air Force record by about 22 minutes Four sonic booms mark the flight with refuelings at Grants New Mexico Emporia Kansas and Columbus Ohio during the 3 hour 23 minute 59 second mission.
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New York
Maj
John Glenn Jr
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
California
Floyd Bennett Naval Air Station
Air Force
Glenn
Grants
N.M
Emporia
Kans
Co. Jumbus
Ohio
Navy
Pay Hike Due City Workers
Mayor C R Ellsworth said salary raises for most city employees will be set after auditors report the general fund surplus.Auditors expected next week will determine exact increases from $15 to $25 monthly for salaried staff. City council debates minimum $25 monthly raise depending on funds. Tonight council agenda includes bids for diesel oil contracts, stop sign requests, parking hazard report, library board appointments, lease-purchase of asphalt machinery, and a zoning petition.
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C.R. Elsworth
Ellsworth
Buck Kinsey
N. 20Th
Taft
Linesin
Traffic Commission
Dock Liberty
Sgt
Morris Swett
Harold Johnson
R. A. Young and Sons, Inc
Waldman Addition
Senate Panel Backs Free Hand for Finance Inquiry
The Senate Banking Committee voted 8-7 along party lines to kill the Eisenhower bill creating a nine member year commission to study the nation’s finances. Sen Kerr charged the President lacks the brains to grasp fiscal matters as Fulbright warned against partisan appointments. Capehart’s proposal would have empowered the Finance Committee with broad jurisdiction to probe financial institutions and monetary measures.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Finance Committee
Senate
Sen
Kerr
D-Olsla
Eisenhower
Dayshart
Capehart
R-Ind
GOP
House Banking Committee
Fulbright
D-Ark
Banking
Tke Fulbright
State of the’ Union
Finance’ Committee
Ser Fiscal
Pepe 2 Col
Benson Seeks Lower Supports for Corn and Others
Secretary Benson urged Congress to lower corn price supports and drop planting quotas, moving corn out of the six basic crops in 1959 while keeping wheat cotton rice peanuts and tobacco. He argued the shift would improve long term balance in feed materials and livestock production.
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Washington
Benson
Congress
Berson
Cameron Road repairs request rejected by state highway officials
The State Highway Commission refused a paving request for Cameron area streets near the college. President Clarence Davis voiced disappointment, saying patches would be needed. The panel did approve resurfacing SH 234 near Bartlesville and funding for flood-damaged segments after considering cost and river flood risk.
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Cameron
State Highway Commission
Cameron College
Clarence Davis
Fred
Morris
Davis
Bartlesville
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