Judge To Hear New Argument For Playwright
Judge Charles F. McLaughlin weighs a new motion seeking reversal of Arthur Miller’s contempt conviction. Miller, husband of Marilyn Monroe, faces sentencing if the motion fails, following an appellate reversal in Marcus Singer’s case and ties to the Watkins decision on Congressional inquiry limits.
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Karl W. Bauma Washington III
Arthur Miller
Congress
Miller
Charles F. McLaughlin
New York
Marilyn Monior
Aeathdal
U.S. Court of Appeals
Marcus Singer
Cornell University
Singer
Appelate
Supreme Cout
IIT
McLaughlin
Watkins
Krew
Court of Appeals
Millers
Harvard
Legislature Eyes Two New Projects in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City OKLA The Legislature plans two codification projects via interim committees of the Legislative Council. One panel will weekly study safety and general highway laws, another will codify workmen's compensation laws. Codified fields include business, school, game and fish, agricultural, and insurance laws. Rep. Ralph Vandiver of Heavener is expected to lead the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Legislative Council
Jack Rhodes
Ralph Vandiver
Heavener
Vandiver
Flouse Roads and Highways
Highway Deaths Decrease In June In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports June 1957 highway toll on state roads at 47 deaths, seven fewer than June 1956. Accidents dropped from 1,224 to 1,152. Patrol made 4,249 traffic arrests and issued 15,004 warnings, with 49 for driving without a license and 16,021 motorist assists logged in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Robbery Charges Filed Against Trio Near Hugo Oklahoma
Three out of state teenagers face robbery charges after a holdup at the Dr. E. Ashmore grocery service station 12 miles east of Hugo on U.S. 70. Wilbur Terrell 17 his brother Dale 19 of Bloomington Indiana and James Freneick 17 Morganfield Kentucky waived preliminary hearing. Authorities said the $13.65 robbery used a pellet gun.
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Hugo
Okla
Wilbur Terrell
Dale
Bloomington
Ind
James Freneick
Morganfield
U.S. 70
Chadwick Aims Bristol Channel Swim Quest Monday
Florence Chadwick of San Diego plans to attempt a 10 to 15 mile Bristol Channel crossing from WestonSuperMare in England on Monday morning. She has a history of seeking new waters to swim and will tackle the challenging tidal waters for a notable distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Weston-Super-Mare
England
Florence Chadwick
San Diego
Bristol Channel
Hospital Births and Admissions Lucidly Reported
Births listed from both Southwestern and Indian hospital sections with names and addresses. Newborns include weights and times. numerous admissions to medical and surgical wards across multiple cities and states. Dismissals and patient transfers follow, detailing ages and home locations including Fort Sill and Oklahoma.
Shawnee Kidnap Hoax Admitted by Man
Bobby Darrell Taylor 21 of Shawnee confessed the kidnapping tale was a hoax after police searched for his alleged abductors for about a day. He said he parked the car abandoned in southwest Shawnee after spending the morning with his mother-in-law in El Reno. He feared facing his parents and claimed they forbade contact with his estranged wife and her mother. His mother defended him, saying she still believes he was kidnapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Bobby Darrell Taylor
Taylor
Whitehhikers
el Reno
Levon Fox
Demand Of People For Better Living Caused Red Shakeup
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the Russian demand for personal security freedom and better living helped drive the Kremlin shakeup. President Eisenhower floated a Wilson Zhukov exchange to improve Soviet relations amid Khrushchev Bulganin moves. A Czech tour and a purge in Bulgaria reflected the ongoing power realignment within the Communist bloc.
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John Foster Dulles
Russia
Dulles
Washington
Dulles Pal If
Eisenhower
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Georgi K. Zhukov
Zhukov
Berlin
Krushchev
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
Tito
Yugosh
Easley Pays 750 Fine In Wagoner County Case
Oklahoma City OP reports former Emergency Relief Director Frank Easley paid a 750 dollar fine and 49 dollars in costs a week before the deadline. Easley from Madill faced conspiracy to defraud the state charges tied to the Wagoner county scandals from last July after a guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Frank Easley
Sloday
Easley
A. Cargill Sr
Haslay
Fasley
Madill
Oklahoma County
Wagoner County
Oklahoma to study state park programs by joint committee
Oklahoma City. A joint legislative committee will study state park and recreational programs including finances personnel and seasons of operation. State Senator Harold Shoemake of Muskogee called the first meeting. A bond payment report is likely from the state Planning and Resources Board as the state nears default on a $7.2 million bond with a $655000 payment due July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Harold Shoemake
Muskogee
Tis
State Planning and Resources Board
Parker Grocery Set for Oklahoma Store at Erwin Acres Center
Parker Food Co of Wichita Falls Texas will locate its first Oklahoma supermarket in the Erwin Acres Shopping Center at Erwin Lane and Sheridan Road. The 120 by 120 foot store is leased, with final action awaited next week, construction planned later this year, and negotiations ongoing for two more shops. Holsey Appliances and Wacker Variety already leased space. a large department store chain is also negotiating. Parker operates in north Texas and this marks its Oklahoma debut.
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Parker, Food Co
Wichita Falls
Tex
Erwin Acres
Robert S. Sprague
Parker
Sprague
Elmer C. Holsey
Erwin Lane
Sheridan Road
jHolsey Appliances
Wacker Variety
Parker Food Co
Texas
Oklahoma
Public Debt Is Reduced
Washington 41-A reports a surplus of 1.645 billion dollars for the fiscal year ended June 30. Receipts reached 70.989 billion while expenditures totaled 69.444 billion, reducing the public debt to 270.634 billion. The Defense Department spending drove the outlays higher. a third balanced budget is before Congress.
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Washington
Treasury
Budget Bureau
Eisenhower
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Percival Brundage
Syas
Department of Defense
Lisenhower
Braromer Couple Name Son Stephen Paul
Mr and Mrs T P Braromer west of the city welcomed a son named Stephen Paul at Memorial hospital. The birth occurred at 11 30 am on July 16 and the baby weighed 7 pounds 9 44 ounces at birth.
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L. 3
Burton
Arthur F. Beekman
Peter Alongia
Verne Hay
Ferris
William C. Melton
Fred J. Melton
Elm
Thomas E. Stanton
Gore
Eat J
James D. Dickson
George Wincher
Dearborn
Terry Ball
Jessie Mitchell
Star Rt
Sidney Gallaway
William Hanks
Charlns Crismon
Edward B. Hensley
Leigh Ann Lang
Jack Lang
Arlington
Medical
Ray Spurgers
Williams
Thomas Dill
William Neese
Nolan Lafond
Pks
T. P. Braromer
Stephen Paul
Memorial Hospital
Gliding Record Set At Guthrie Airport Flight
Scottsdale man Joseph Lincoln claimed a new American Soaring Association Class Gold Glide Distance record for a 183 mile flight from Arlington Texas to Guthrie Oklahoma. After a six hour five minute journey Lincoln landed at Guthrie and was met by his crew who tracked the flight by radio. The crew folded the glider in 15 minutes and Lincoln returned to Scottsdale hoping to reach Wichita before his plane began a rapid descent near Norman Oklahoma.
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Guthrie
Scottsdale
Aviz
American Soaring Association
Joseph Lincoln
Arlington
Tex
Lincoln
Wichita
Kan
Norman
Okla
Marines Introduce Buddy System For Recruits
The Marine Corps adopts a buddy system ensuring recruits are assigned to Combat and Individual Training with a group of between one and five buddies. Lawton recruiter M-Sgt. Bill Schoolcraft says the plan covers both men and women and applies to the same platoon but not the same squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Bill Schoolcraft
Lawton Marine Recruiter
Farmer Safety Practices Urged by County Agent and Council
County Agent Lewis Haydeck advises Comanche county farmers to follow National Safety Council traffic guidelines. With summer vacation traffic up, farmers should drive tractors slowly and visibly on public roads, use warning flags and lights, and avoid unnecessary equipment movement while motorists watch for farm driveways and crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Haydeck
Comancher County
Farmers of National Safety Council
Educators Meeting Slated At OSU
At Oklahoma State University in Stillwater an educators meeting is planned for August 7 and 8. About 36 administrators from 13 states will attend to discuss mutual problems. States represented include Florida Georgia Iowa Kansas Mississippi North Carolina North Dakota New Mexico New York Oregon South Dakota Texas and Oklahoma.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma State University
M A. Nash
State Regents For Higher Education
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
Kansas
Mississippi
North Carolina
North Dakota
New Mexico
New York
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Oklahoma
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Worthington
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Fort Sid
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