American Troops Bound For Italy
Washington reports that 5000 U S troops will shift from Austria to Italy to reinforce Southern Europe's defenses against communism. NATO headquarters in Paris Rome and Washington discuss details with a formal announcement possible in days. Troop movement could occur this fall or early winter depending on housing.
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Washington
Europe
United States
Austria
Italy
Rome
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
U. S
Nikolai Bulganin
Geneva
Britain
France
Moscow
Eisenhower Arms Data Trade Plan Debated by Experts
Washington officials and legal experts weighed President Eisenhower's proposal to swap arms data with Russia. Justice Department officials called the plan legally feasible but noted substantial study and possible hurdles under espionage and atomic energy laws. Defence lawyers saw two likely barriers to action without Congress while acknowledging presidential authority to disclose military blueprints and permit aerial reconnaissance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Herbert Brownell Jr
Geneva
Justice Department
Defense Department
Egyptians Warn Israel Of Danger
Cairo on July 23 marked a massive military parade for Nasser’s regime third anniversary. War Minister Abdel Hakim Amer warned Israel that Egypt is ready to wage war if frontiers are violated, pledging defense for any Arab country threatened by aggression as armored units and crowd paraded past Nasser reviewing stands.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Abdel Hakim Amer
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Amer
Revolutionary Council
Solons Will Study Vets Affairs Feud
Oklahoma City report says legislative council veterans affairs committee will meet next Wednesday at 10 a.m. to try to resolve a feud within the War Veterans Commission. The panel met in secret Friday about the dispute between American Legion commission members and director Don Davis. Gov. Gary met privately with the committee but no solution emerged. Two Legion members, Fred Frey and Jack Newman, had asked Davis to resign, with commission members citing extravagance as director.
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Oklahoma City
Legislative Council
Veterans Affairs Committee
War Veterans Commission
American Legion Commission
Don Davis
Shockley Shoemake
Winona
Davis
Raymond Gary
American Legion
Commission
Fred Frey
Chickasha
Jack Newman
Ponca City
First Infantry Division Returns Home After 13 Years
The Army’s famed First Infantry Division began arriving in New York today after thirteen years stationed in Europe, and greeted by a hero’s welcome at the harbor.
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New York
Europe
Cyril Man Named Deputy At Caddo
Iea Leathers has accepted appointment as deputy sheriff of Caddo county after resigning as marshal in Cyril. He will replace Doug Sparkman who became city marshal in Apache. The Leathers plan to move to Anadarko once a house is found.
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Cyril
Iea Leathers
Caddo County
Doug Sparkman
Apache
Mrs. Leathers
Anadarko
Far rington Released From Southwestern Hospital
Apache reports W. S. Farrington has been discharged from Southwestern Hospital in Lawton after receiving treatment.
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W. S. Farrington
Southwestern Hospital
Lawton
Outdoor Living Room Ideas and Quality Materials
Promoting ideas and materials for an outdoor living space this summer. Mentions product dimensions 2'8 by 6'8 and door options 1 and 2 panel. Provides price point Pa $5.95.
Two Sill Officers Receive Eagles
Col. Paul S Cullen and Col. Charles W Matheny Jr promoted to full colonel at the Artillery and Guided Missile Center. Cullen, West Point graduate, served in WW II Pacific occupation Japan and Korea. Matheny, Florida ROTC graduate, commanded the 351st Field Artillery Battalion in Europe, served 17 months in Korea as an Army aviator with Air Medal three oak leaf clusters. Promotion effective Wednesday.
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Artillery and Guided Missile Center
Paul S. Cullen
Charles W. Matheny Jr
Department of Tactics and Combined Arms
Artillery and Guided Missile School
Col. Cullen
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N.Y
Fort Sill
Pacific
Japan
Korea
Col. Matheny
University of Florida
Europe
351St Field Artillery
FA Bn
Norman Teacher Is Fined for Disturbing the Peace
Miss Lucile Searcy a Norman school teacher was fined 100 dollars for disturbing the peace by firearms after she shot 10 year old carrier Eric Feaver. County Judge Elvin J Brown suspended the fine citing lack of intent and warned her against taking the law into her own hands.
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Norman
Okla
Lucile Searcy
Elvin J. Brown
Miss Searcy
Eric Feaver
Brown
Child Won't Be Deported Must Become Citizen
Four year old Jane Edith Thomas of Dayton Ohio is safe from deportation but the Immigration Service seeks that her American father qualify her for citizenship. Immigration Commissioner J M Swing said no action would be taken to deport the girl born in a U S Army Hospital in Trieste while her father Leslie Thomas was stationed there. He married an Italian national and officials say she is in the United States illegally because of a technical provision though she could stay permanently if she leaves by September 30 and returns on an immigrant visa.
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Washington
Jane Edith Thomas
Dayton
Ohio
Immigration Service
Jane
Canada
Swing
Thomas
State Department
U. S
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Charles Matheny JR
Safety Car CO
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