New Bidders Sought for Southwest Pike Financing Plan
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority invites bids for financing the Southwest Pike project between Lawton and Oklahoma City. A lending syndicate led by Flight Buster Corp is proposed to back the south toll road with a banks-backed loan to be repaid over years using anticipated tax revenues and tolls. Authority members, including Charles Payne and Lavin, emphasize terms limit risk while seeking qualified proposals from syndicates and anchors.
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Onlahoma
Dus
Fliat Buster Corp
Achors
South Boo
Lawton
Muir Phillies
Serainore
Avidl
Philips Boston
Philips
Oklahoma
Tina Winder
Boston
Juneens
Authority
Charles Paype
Lavin
Ted
Phe
Hanes
Gasch accuses lawyers in Girard case of interference
Washington dispatch says Oliver Gasch claims lawyers for William Girard may be hindering the defense in Japanese courts by excessive actions. He says the government may keep evidence from the court via subpoenas and notes the defense omits facts that could prejudice the 21 year old soldier. The dispute centers on whether Girard should surrender to Japanese courts and the government’s subpoena for documents.
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Lee Nichols
Fed
Prony
Washington
WPI
Tarney
Oliver Gasch
Wiliam
Girard
Cessive Genens
Hi Gasch
United
RY Girard
Army
Alina
Amory Kk
Rt Hipageso
Saka Saki
Aus
Nigh
Uniwer Press Cartier
Engineers Issue Orders To Start Grave Moving
A district order directs removal of graves at old Post Oak site near Comanche Chief Park. Cynthia Ann Parker family disputes relocation, with legal motions noted as she seeks to move graves to a different cemetery. Court actions involve Toukas and Topas heirs, through attorney Vernon Field, amid cemetery land claims by Comanches and contested burial sites.
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Qaitsspor
Avi Dastriet
Tos
Suniae Pass
Set Parkes
Cynthia Ann Paker Lariy
Wes
Dude Rivfes
Betare Boage
Neers
Reninsal
Sen
Pitesti
Meges
Quamen
Hema Cy
Badiashoni
Topas
Liewover
Vernon Field
Tubal Cemetery
Mort Sill
Dawe
Elief
Nis Cnether
Dae Burt Sul
Poland to Get American Aid in Postwar Recovery
The United States considers extending substantial assistance to Poland, with a proposed one million dollar aid package and broader aid for agricultural and economic programs. Discussed measures include a large aid bill and credits aimed at stabilizing Poland's postwar economy amid Soviet influence concerns.
New Flu Virus Reported In U.S.
A fragmentary report notes a new flu virus spread to the United States with possible cases and uncertain impact. Local officials in California acknowledge limited data and ongoing surveillance to confirm the outbreak.
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U.S
Calif
United Brat
Ian Tvpo
County's First Wheat Brought To Elevators
Comanche county harvest opens as the first loads arrive at local elevators. Werner Curtyinger delivered 224 bushels, J O Daugherty 183 bushels, both west of Chattanooga. Moisture readings around 14.2 percent. Linchman Cooperative and others report additional small loads and rising activity across fields.
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Chattinooua Neigher
Ceamanche
Comanche — County
Tillman County
Lawson Supe Letative Association
Werner Curtyinger
J.O. Dangherdy
Farmer's Cooperative Elevator
Chattanooga
Daugherty
Fllender Charges Plush Spending in Helicopter Deal
Washington report details Defense Department spending of 1.9 million on plush seals for helicopters. Sen. Tillomley questions allocations as House seeks cuts, while Bend er alleges the amount covers nonstandard special seals, not the originally ordered helicopters.
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Toneder
Tunder
Tillomley
Senalt
Defense
Tynik
Pan 2
House
Esl
Monam
Wellender
Der
Bender
NATO Ready To Hit Any Target Warns Senate Officials
NATO forces vow to strike any target as Western leaders push for expanded defense funding and a two billion dollar revolving loan fund for long term low interest aid. President Eisenhower, addressing Congress, emphasizes deterrence and a strong, modern defense with allied cooperation to counter Soviet expansion.
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Sestevekayy V
Enhower
Pilot's Death Marred Chief's Carrier Visit
President Eisenhower visited the USS Saratoga in Mayport Florida as a jet pilot was found dead after a crash near Jacksonville. The search covered Whales northeast of the city with helicopters dispatched from Valles Fore to join Coast Guard efforts. Coast Guard and civilian ships aided rescue alerts as weather and radar issues affected flight operations and the missing jet crew.
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Fla. U
Navy
Eisenhower
Saratogin
Saratoga Ask Force
Noa
Enhower
Walt
Tasenhower
Saratoga
Diacheer
Senatega
Whailes
Jacksonville
Fla
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Valles
Alea
Sealy Pines
Veksonville
Canale
Charlies Tegethvel
Sur
Alsn
Chery
Go Saute
Hungary Frees U S Students After Train Border Incident
Reported in Vienna that ten U S students were arrested crossing a frontier into Hungary and later released. Authorities claim two week detention followed by expulsion of thugs accused of aiding the group. The episode drew attention to Hungary’s border controls and the fate of accompanying travelers.
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Tia
Ladas
Ion
Todds
Thuangary
Tata
Hua
Penn
Jimes Kadir
Budapest
Dille
Helen Toray
Cae Nickelssort
Sma
Hoy
Comlawl
Aust
Die Bertre
Sid al Tie Pane
Thea Disppearanen
Dingary
Gilbey
Veteran sergeant kills two officers in Florida shooting
A veteran sergeant at Fort Benning or nearby Jacksonville admitted shooting 2nd Lt. Jerry Humphrey and MSgt. Ralph Stilson after being rebuked for field-match mistakes. Barrier fled to the provost marshal and surrendered after the fatal blast, with no immediate charges filed. He had been disciplined earlier and faced mental health evaluation.
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Stson
James Hicks
Barrier
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Negra
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James C. Kersh
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Kersh
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le Barrier
Crouel
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Post Hospital
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Stilson
Bavier
Barony
Offier
Wincell
Batvier
Jackisonville
Fla
Reat
FL. Bonning
Union Bosses Used Pressure in 1906 Wallet Rally Probe
The inquiry centers on union leaders pressuring employers to pay for advertising and printing of names on a souvenir program at a June 1906 Warrior-Astori banquet. Witnesses describe intimidation to boost contributions, with committee counsel questioning Robert Kennedy and others about the fundraising tactics and alleged coercion. The probe extends to Wralstein’s banking activities and related diversions as James G. Cross faces questioning.
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Hikers Union
Mas Wrals
Astori Vanquet
Joseph Teneair
Geowhl
Talay Cortes
Robert Kennedy
Oss
Wralstein
James G. Cross
Kers
Eitis
Nwo
Allowerd
Tae An Les Aang
George Sapte
See Union
Rain Likely With Weekend Temperature Rise
Weather service shows showers tonight and Saturday with a two day outlook. Temperatures rise through midweek as rain melts away. creeks back to normal at Lake Laawtunkit, while Lake Glaner remains low in the canal system and the lake level sits about 3.70 feet below the gates.
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Lake Laawtunkit
Nerial
Attorney Slays Ex Wife and Self in Cadillac Shooting
Police say attorney Stanton killed his estranged wife Margaret Ton in a Cadillac on a North Side street and then shot himself. He left a note claiming the killings were due to fear of her planned remarriage. Stanton was also an author.
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Tingsvile
Polve
Furmen Waty
Margaretton
Ini
Stanton
Shaton Lelt
Art See
Murdoner
AEC Chief Urges Tests for Warhead Readiness
Energy Commissioner Willard W. Libby tells Congress that more tests are needed to ready a new warhead for the Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. He says nations gain in delivery systems, requiring smaller, rugged weapons that can withstand extreme conditions and be ready for rapid deployment. Rep. Chet Holifield notes Libby’s views as a Senate House energy subcommittee member backs the position.
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UWA
Alomat Energy
Willard W. Libby
Congress
eGilanents
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Chet Htoli
Gekl O
Calif
Walfield
Senate House
Libby
Atom
Jurisdiction dispute halts Lawton youth raid probe
An informal hearing for Lawton youths tied to a night raid on a Girl Scout encampment in Wichita Mountains refuge was postponed as officials weigh whether federal or state courts have jurisdiction. Vernon Field canceled the session, noting no charges were filed yet, with county attorney Warren Crane awaiting higher instructions. Camp Fire officials seek protection for the June 16 encampment and consider night watch if authorities can’t control the situation.
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Lawton
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
U. S
Vernon Field
Field
Warren Crane
Julia Howard
Crane
Moward Aad
Howard
Boulder Camp
C. R. Eilsworth
Wilbert Lewis
Wton Camp Fire Council
Camp Fire Board
D'Andy
Faxon
Caing Fire
Everett Ray Male
Moon
Val Wagner
Lawton Organization
Ine Amin
Quintuplets Die In Africa
Five newborn quintuplets in Vila de Joao Belo Mozambique East Africa died shortly after birth. Dr Antonio Morena director at the regional hospital said the infants had no chance of survival from the outset and died within about two hours due to lack of resistance.
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Mozambique
East Africa
Asman
Antonio Morena
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