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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1954

Page

5

UN Delays on Peace Patrol Plan for Indochina

UN Security Council debates a Thai request for a peace patrol amid Indochina tensions. Delegates split over urgent action with Soviet opposition, while U.S. and British envoys favor a waiting period to let Geneva talks progress. Lodge travels to D-Day ceremonies. Malik of Lebanon urges delaying debate until Geneva outcome clearer.

United Nations U. N. Security Council U. N Thailand Indochina Washington Pete Sarasin Semyon K. Tsarapkin Geneva Henry Cabot Lodge Jr United States France James J. Wadsworth Lodge Charles A. Malik Lebanon Switzerland

Convicts Caught Setting Jail Afire in Kentucky

In Hodgenville Kentucky jail inmates Stanley Keith aged 17 and Lewis Hall aged 22 tried three times to ignite a jail cell. They lit paper twice and then their mattress after paper was taken away. Flames were extinguished each time without serious damage. They were charged with attempting to burn property.

Hodgenville Colllings Levi Carter Stanley Keith Lewis Hall

Buggy Stolen Then Recovered in Dallas

Mrs William H Fursman told police the buggy was stolen and later found in Dallas. She explained that the horses fear cars and will not pull the buggy, noting they are trained to automobiles.

Dallas William H. Fursman

Attitude Gaps Feed U S Britain Over Reds

A London dispatch notes Americans view Britain as too soft on communism while Britons see U S hard line as reckless. Interviews show mutual suspicion of loyalties to Britain or the United States, yet the British government aims to handle subversives quietly without making it political. Churchill recently expelled two Russian diplomats amid spy concerns.

London America Teever Communist Party Brit United States Britain Oase Tegrit Winston Churchill

Senior and Junior Figures Highlight Oklahoma University Notes

John M. White Sr. aged 58 is retired from the Army and appears with John Jr. as a graduating senior at the University of Oklahoma. The playful caption contrasts senior and junior in a local university context.

John M. White Sr Army Car Phillipe University John Jr University’ of Oklahoma

Ornament Gone, Tot Feels Fine Now

In Phoenix a 10 month old infant named Johnny Feliet choked on an apple seed after a Christmas ornament incident. Doctors inserted a tube and removed a cone shaped ornament from his lungs. He recovered and feels fine.

Phoenix Aris Johnny Feliet Kathy Johnny

Strange Small Boy Steals Cash In Hide and Seek Visits

Police report a strange small boy visited two Omaha homes to play hide and seek. Detectives say the boy hid and fled with $2 from the Newton house and $13 from the Liadson residence.

Omaha Um 4. D. Newton Violet Liadson Newton Madson

AFL Won't Fight Dock Union Vote in New York Area

New York reports say the AFL dock union has dropped protests and trimmed its local headquarters as the rival International Longshoremen's Association claims about 2,000 Jersey City and Hoboken dockers wish to return to the old union. The May 26 bargaining election results remain with the National Labor Relations Board. AFL-ILA officials say they will not represent about 25,000 longshore workers on the New York New Jersey waterfront.

New York AFL Westonrent Sket International Longshoremen’s Assn Jersey City Hoboken N.J

Baroness Gertrude Ranshoefen-Wertheimer Dies in Jump

New York report states Baroness Gertrude Ranshoefen-Wertheimer, wife of an Austrian UN delegate, leaped to her death from a large bridge yesterday. Authorities investigate possible motives as officials confirm her identity and role with the delegation.

Baroness Big Bridge New York Gertrude Ranshoefen-Wertheimer United Nations

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