City Beauties Enter Big Prize Competition
Nine candidates registered for a local beauty contest led by organizers at Moss Arianne City. Norma Jean Tompkins and Carols Jeanesse are among the entrants, daughters of local residents, with finalists expected to compete Friday as community charity support is highlighted by Mrs. Herne.
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Universal Competition
Lawton
Joanne F. Kuchta
Norma Jean Tompkins
Judy
Bastons
Guy
Linnton
Hans
Miss Universis Babeod
Smart
Geer
Moss Arianne
Amodel
Luele
Marsh Gilt
Fort Sill
IL. Tompkins
Washingtonn
E. Bryson
Lake, Nan
Clyde Fannom
O'Donnell
Tex
Carols Jeanesse
Ralph Hennessee
Wisrington
Sylvia A_ Coles
Wac Bury
Daugher
Howard AY Samem
Tals
Jeanar Kuchia
FB Agents Shot During Dope Raid at River Grove Tavern
Six federal agents trailed a drug peddler to a River Grove tavern. a gunman and four men, including owner Dominic Argentine, were shot or wounded amid a tear gas siege. Argentine fled. all four men were later arrested after police entered the tavern.
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Cincagg
River Grove
Dominic Argentine
Grat
Albert Aman
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
John Fupa
Ralph Eckhardt
Ripa
Bekharet
Cario Bananasi Urhanti
Jack Love
Polio shot recipients face new charges in Lawton incident
A Lawton court reports five more youths charged with public decency in a May 2 Garden Street incident, bringing the total to 12 among local teens. The case links to a Chickasha Girl Scout group, with suspects named including Shanklin, Malnay, Desre bor, Wilbur Glove, and others, as authorities plan arraignment. Also noted is a seriously ill 28 year old Marlow woman and a Duncan boy hospitalized with polio.
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Whman
Drew
Marilyn Verrisy
Ruth
Herring
C. Drew
C. E. Drew
Marlow
Memorial Hospital
Robert X. Farmer
Furmer
Duncan
Anthony Ray Dobbin
Mery
Ray Dobbin
Memorial
Lawton
Wildtire
Hus Fr
Iadt
Dise Weburg
Chickisha
Hose
Cary Clanton
Don Ralph Cline
Barry Naegel
Sancho
Leigh Ewing
Dearborn
LeBlanc
Andrews
Alvis Kennedy
Gore
Germans Find Missing Boy Near Heidelberg
German police reported a 11 year old boy, David Sri, son of William B. Smith, missing since Tuesday from his home near Gelnhausen. He was found wandering on the Autobahn south of Heidelberg, more than 60 miles from home, with a ticket in his pocket. Army authorities promised an immediate explanation for his departure.
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Som
Gelnhausen
Germany
David Sri
Cwo
William B. Smith
N. 21St
Heidelberg
Carter County Jury Finds No Wrong In Corruption Probe
The Carter County grand jury adjourned after a report that a check of records did not warrant further inquiry into charges. It was called to investigate alleged corruption after complaints filed by County Attorney Karley Venlers and Commissioners Lonnie Rooney and Paul Heartsill, and auto dealer Claud C. Arnold. The charges allege commissioners approved false claims against the county.
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Ardmore
Carter County
Karley Venlers
Lonnie Rooney
Paul Heartsill
Claud C. Arnold
Slain Child Body Found In Detroit Dump Yard
DETROIT UP The slain child Mary May de Cinas was found in a dump yard two miles from her home after an all-night search by nearly 2,000 people and volunteers. Police said the girl, oldest of four, disappeared last Wednesday afternoon near her home. Tire tracks and footprints led to the bushes where her body was recovered.
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Detroit
Civ
Mary
Mdmillind
Fort Sill Copter Falls. Pilot Unhurt in Deming Crash
Fort Sill helicopter crash near Deming New Mexico leaves pilot uninjured. WO Elmer Lo Munsell of the 43rd Transportation Helicopter Battalion walked away after the craft capsized and burned, destroying the vehicle. An investigation was ordered by Fort Bliss officers.
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Fort Sill
Deming
N.M
Public Information
Elmer Lo Munsell
43Rd Transportation (Helicopter) Battalion
Sill
Cvaft
Senators Battle Over Aid Slash in Senate Debate
In Washington Morse and Long pushed to cut aid funding, denouncing a 2 million dollar administration request as a drop in the ocean. Morse accused the administration of hiding its plans and waging a perceived pro long range program to aid foreign nations, while challenging party leaders.
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Washington
Ren
Morse
D-Ore
Tap
Senate
United States
Tap Seeven
Nathan
Meese
Girards Pal Confesses He Tossed Shells
A Japanese police officer said a Michigan soldier told Japanese authorities that Specialist 3 C Victor Nickel of Inkster, Mich. said Girard tossed empty shell casings at the scene to attract scrap collectors and then fired. Nickel is a key witness, though not charged, while Girard faces bodily injury resulting in death charges. The case prompts debates over U S. actions and potential reforms.
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Girard
United States
U.S. Army
Tokyo
Nick
Washington
Girare
Gonsen
Serand Strness
Naka Suftni
Mam Guard
Kaname Watanabe
Girrard
Mss
Fair Skies Through Friday Forecast and Lake Levels
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Friday with mild temperatures and a chance of showers Friday night. Lake levels rose yesterday after recent hot, dry conditions, with rainfall expected up to 0.7 inch improving the water in the diversion canal and lake near the spillway, while patrols monitor levels at Lake Elmer Thomas.
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Kio
Warner
Alu
Secret wartime rays blamed for deformed infants claim
Connecticut lawyer alleges a top secret wartime ray experiment exposed soldiers to dangerous light. Four men, including Raymond Ally and Peter Decerbo, report miscarriages and deformities among their families. Officials say no official complaints have been filed and an investigation may follow. details tie to a tank mounted arc light project in the 7th Armored Division.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Leaen
Ally
Raymond Lyddy
Connecticut
Lyddy
Amd
Hes
Qtothe Tank Ordnines Company
Washington
Army
John of
Painfield
Mis Wifo
Peter Decerbo
Milford
Bea
Soviet leader hints on disarmament pact terms
Khrushchev rejected Western proposals as a ruse to prolong the arms race but said the Soviet Union would allow international inspection posts in the USSR United States Britain and other nations if that helped ban nuclear tests. He emphasized trust as key to solving disarmament and noted readiness to accept inspections to aid a test ban.
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Helsinke
Nikita Nhrushcchev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Khrushchev
Weste
London
U.N. D
Bulgari
Bulganin
Moscow
Finland
Swerr
House cuts sixty one million from public works bill
The House Appropriations Committee slashed 61,689,977 from President Eisenhower's public works program as part of a seven percent economy. The measure, approved without change, reduces total appropriations to about 34.5 billion for the next fiscal year starting July 1, with larger cuts than the current year in canals and power administrations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Phuman
Uy Corps of Engineers
Tntervieg Department
Roclamalinn
Bonnevile
Southeastern
Southwestern Power Administration
Senhower
Waurika Survey Funds Approved
Washington June 13 The House Appropriations Committee approved 3.5 million to continue work on the 16 million Washija reclamation project. Funds in the 814 million public works bill for 1958 include 10 planning money for a survey of the Waurika multi purpose project near Tow Qales northwest of Waurika. The plan covers municipal water storage for Lawton and nearby communities. The bill also funds three large reservoirs in Oklahoma near Oologah Pufaula and another site. A separate appropriation covers bank stabilization on the Arkansas River in Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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Washbyeton
Buren
Washington
Youse
Maney Bi
Waurika
Lawton
Danean
Oklahoma
Pufaula
Atrosa Lake
Vesna
Willis
Bank Stabil
Arkansas
Tver
Okiaperan
Washita
Fort Sill to delay aircraft maintenance contract
Government procedures slow award of the Fort Sill aircraft maintenance contract. Tulsa’s Spartan Aircraft Corp. nears extension through July while a new contract for fiscal 1958 is prepared, with many Spartan workers likely to transfer. Captain Robert F. Kren announced the negotiations. The contract covers maintenance of light planes and helicopters at Fort Sill.
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Fort Sill
Public Information Office
Spartan Aircraft Corp
Tulsa
Robert F. Kren
Orl Sil
Spartan
Nurse's Body Found In Lake Altus
The body of 2nd Lt Mars Jo Lyne, 21, from Sioux Falls, was found in Lake Lugers about a mile from a Sunday night boat capsizing. The body was recovered at 7:50 a.m. by Game Ranger Clem Patillo. Four of six POWs in the boat were rescued. Lt Robert Seifried, 26, of Kenmore, was found Wednesday. High winds paused searches after Seifried’s body surfaced near the accident site.
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Altus
Okla
Mars Jo Lyne
Air Force
Sioux Falls
Lake Lugers
Clem Patillo
Mangum
Quartz Mountain Park
Robert Selfried
Kenmore
Altus Air Force Bass
Miss Lynch
Seifried
Altus Air Force Wife Denies Communist Ties
LAHOMA CITY UP report says Mrs Aud D Mendryx wife of Air Force Sgt Welden Hendryx denies official Communist Party membership or concealment. Immigration officer notes she admitted applying for membership at 17 in England but claims no official membership. If deportable, she may stay as mother and wife of a service member. Hendryx, Korean veteran from Independence Mo, stationed at Altus AFB.
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Lahoma City
Communist Party
England
Aud D. Mendryx
Slg
U.S
Henrys
Robert W. Pierce
Dallas
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Wilbur Glove
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New York Daily News
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Marshal White
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