Navy lists 41 dead and five injured in transport crash
The Navy published names and next of kin for 41 dead and five injured from a transport plane crash near Milton Florida on Friday night. Injured include NROTC students Thomas Maggard and Dale Scott and pilots such as Capt C E Graff. Families listed span Oklahoma Texas North Carolina and New York among others. Aircraft crew members and students from the University of Oklahoma Rice Institute and Georgia Tech are named among the dead and wounded.
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Pensacola
Fla
the Navy
Milton
Thomas S. Maggard
NROTC
Frank Maggard
Kansas City
University of Utah
C. E. Graff
USMC
Clara E. Graff
Morehead
City
N. C
Dale E. Scott
Col. C. D. Scott
East Lansing
Mich
University of Oklahoma
Jay B. Wiedler Jr
G. L. Yoder
Martha L. Yoder
Havelock
J. L. Farley
Shirley J. Farley
Fort Macon Village
Whitingfield Dispensary
D. S. Sabel
Anita Sabel
Cherry Point
N.C
N. J. Lyons
Shirley M. Lyons
Kokomo
Ind
Elder D. Bates
Augusta B. Meyer
South Lahoma
Norman
Okla
Edmunds E. Fahremkamp
E. E. Fahremkamp
Virginia Place
Fort Srry
University of Oklahoma Stuent
Charles S. Heddleson
Norotc
W. F. Heddleson
Belford Ave
Oklahoma City
John P. Hughes
W. T. Hughes
North West
James J. Kingen
Ray Munkres
Enid
Ted G. Phillips
Harold Phillips
Northwest
Oklahoma City University of Oklahoma
George H. Prentiss
Martha K. Prentiss
North 15Th
Muskogee
James P. Raibourn
Claude Raibourn
Sarasota
Robert E. Rhyne
M. F. Rhyne
North Jay Street
Fort Smith
Ark
Robert F. Richardson
H. E. Richardson
Brookhaven
Miss
John B. Rushing
St. Louis
University of Missouri
David R. Smith
Kathlee Phillips
P.O. Box
Blanchard
Gordon H. Smith
Hedley F. Smith
West
Tulsa
Lee W. Smith
Laurence M. Smith
Orville V. Sheets
Portland
Ore
University of Oregon
Oregon State
Elwood A. Tracy
C. H. Tracy
Klamath Falls
Bowden W. Wilson Jr
Bowden W. Wilson
Kayton Ave
San Antonio
Rice Institute
William E. Wohn
Francis J. Wohn
Houston
Allen L. Wright
Allen P. Wright
Broad St
Sweetwater
Tenn
Georgia Tech
William R. Biles
Lawrence C. Caldwell
Princeton Road
Richmond
Frank M. Caldwell
Edward R. Clayton
Arthur E. Clayton
Merrill Ave
Park Ridge
George W. Coyle Jr
George W. Coyle
Beech Road
Maplewood
Raymond A. Daniel
East German reform course met with Soviet hard line
Communist papers hailed reform but tanks prowled East Berlin as 18 million East Germans faced a crackdown. Prime Minister Grotewohl claimed progress while press leaders admitted past truthfulness gaps. A jailed protester revealed beatings and coerced confessions in communist jails amid June riot fallout.
87 Bar Exam Applicants Pass Oklahoma State Test
Oklahoma City July 18 Eighty seven of 109 applicants passed the June state bar examinations. Those admitted will be sworn in by the state Supreme Court next Tuesday. Successful names include John S Adams James E Bell Harry Leroy Bickford George Caporal and many from Tulsa Muskogee and Bartlesville.
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Oklahoma City
Fred Mack
Board of Examiners
State Supreme Court
John S. Adams
Thomas A. Bamberger
James E. Bell
Harry Leroy Bickford
George Sam Caporal
E. Rea Chamberlain
Charles E. Chilton
Carl W. Davis
D. R. Denham
W. Samuel Dykeman
Howard Paul Foltz
Joseph A. Gaudin
Roy C. Gouge
Hugh C. Hall
James Hoffman Harrod
Montford Johnson
Ryland Fessler Keys
Robert Brownlow Looper
John B. Mce- Caleb
Orvel Vearl McLaughlin
Marian P. Opala
John A. O’toole
James Albert Peabody
A. V. Rasco
Charles P. Ray
Joe O. Rogers
Charles W
Osage Indians Head For Capital to Fight Supervision Change
Anary Indians head for Washington as Osage council members pursue a resolution seeking end to federal supervision of tribes. Principal Chief Paul Pitts leads the party with council members to enlist Oklahoma congressmen, asserting assurances from Rep. William H. Harrison.
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Pawhuska
Okla
UPA
Osage Indian Council
Washington
William H. Harrison
R-Wyo
Harrison
Council
George Labadie
Paul Pitts
Labadie
Charles A. Carter
James A. Taurin
Ben Harrison
Dave Ware
Andrew Gray
Joe Rebelette
Bailey Jr. NROTC Next of Kin Mentioned in Notice
A notice lists Rice Edward L. Bailey Jr. and Maggie J. Nicol as next of kin, with P O Box addresses in El Paso and Webster Texas. The context conveys a formal records entry likely related to military or casualty procedures.
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P. O. Box
el Paso
Rice Institute
Edward L. Bailey Jr
NROTC
Maggie J. Nicol
Webster, Tex
Peron Talks Listed in Eisenhower Visit Schedule
Two conferences with President Juan D. Peron are planned during Eisenhower’s visit in one at the president’s office and a second at an intimate luncheon. The arrangements reflect the formal and private components of the diplomacy surrounding the trip.
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Juan D. Peron
Eisenhower
Soviets Charge U S Planes Placed Leaflets Over Airfields
BerlinJuly 18 Soviet High Commissioner Semyonov accused U S planes of dropping enemy leaflets on Werneuchen and Elstal Soviet airfields in East Germany almost daily over the past two weeks at low altitude a violation of flying regulations He warned that Soviet military authorities cannot tolerate such actions The note to U S High Commissioner Conant followed accusations that Washington instigated the June 17 East German revolt and raised fears of harassment of Allied air corridors in Berlin Officials in Berlin voiced skepticism about the claim and noted lack of awareness of the protest by American authorities</S:
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Russia
U. S
East Germany
Vladimir Semyonov
James B. Conant
Werneuchen
Elstal
USA
Great Britain
France
West
Semyonov
United States
ADDN
ADN
Cecil B. Ivon
U. S. High Commission
Germay
Taft Bulletin Signals Senate Return Plan
New York July 18 A hospital bulletin said Senator Robert A Taft fully expects to return to the Senate when Congress convenes in January It noted only that he is making progress recovering from an abdominal operation and hopes to resume his public duties without stating when he might resume leadership duties
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New York
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Congress
New York Hospital
McCarthy Report Blasts Western Trade With Red China
Washington reports from July 18 say the McCarthy investigations subcommittee condemned Western trade with Red China as costing American and Allied lives in Korea. It notes two billion dollars of non Communist trade since the war began, urges bans, censures Britain and the State Department, and calls for a clear policy and stronger action by U.S. and allied governments.
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Washington
McCarthy Investigations
Korea
China
McCarthy
R-Wis
United Kingdom
North Korea
Senate
Great Britain
State Department
U. S
U. S. Ne
Air Force to assume Altus Base operations in Aug
ALTUS Okla July 18 The Air Force will take over complete control of Altus Air Force Base Aug 1 with activation followed by actual aircraft use Sept 1 The Air Force and Army Engineers now jointly operate the base Engineers will stay after Aug 1 to finish work expected to take 14 to 15 months The base will be taken over by the 18th Air Force and the 63rd Troop Carrier Wing
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Altus
Okla
Air Force
Altus Air Force Base
Army Engineers
18Th Air Force
63Rd
Eisenhower keeps crew to staff Camp David lodge
President Eisenhower retains about 55 crew members from the decommissioned Presidential Yacht Williamsburg to operate Camp David near Thurmont Maryland and the White House dining room in Washington for his staff. The White House disclosed the plan Saturday as the President and Mrs. Eisenhower spend the weekend at the lodge.
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Eisenhower
Williamsburg
Camp David
White House
Flash fire hits Allen refinery in Sunray unit
A flash fire hit a Sunray Oil Co refinery in Allen Oklahoma, erupting in a 900 degree hot oil line in the thermal cracking unit with 150 foot flames. No injuries were reported though damage to crude towers may require four to five days to inspect and repair. Firefighters and Ada department units aided but were not needed. wind aided suppression.
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Allen
Okla
Sunray Oil Co
Sunray
W. C. Whaley
T. L. Tiernan
Ada Fire Department
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