Nehru presses India demands four French settlements
Prime Minister Nehru insists France surrender Pondicherry Karikal Yanam and Mahe amid rising riots and protests in India with Paris offering a referendum solution. France faces cabinet turmoil in Paris and crises in Indo China Tunisia and Morocco as negotiations stall on the four coastal footholds.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
France
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Indo-China
Tunisia
Morocco
Nehru
Pondicherry
Karikal
Yanam
Mahe
Portugal
Goa
Asia
Africa
Paris
BPW Picnic At Craterville Attracts 36 Attendees
Approximately 36 members and guests attended the BPW club’s Wednesday picnic in Craterville. After supper in the cafeteria, attendees enjoyed local recreation facilities. Picnic planning was by Mrs. Dixie Scruggs Mrs. Mary K. Frazier and Mrs. Pauline Joiner with Mrs. Eula Potter handling transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business & Professional Women’s Club
Craterville
Dixie Scruggs
Mary K. Frazier
Pauline Joyneer
Eula Potter
Land acquisitions and cabin site relocations for city project
The city acquired land and easements including 242 acre and 2 acre flowage easements at no charge or small fees. Cabins owned by Hoebing and Glass and Cooper were moved at city expense. Two lots owned by Marjorie Smith were traded for new cabin-site lots. Other parcels, moves, and a road project totaled expenses. $160,000 was designated for land purchase as the project expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Hagle
J. Fred Latham
John Barnes
O. B. Glover
Ross and
Mable Miller
W. B. Scott
Tahkomah
Floyd McClung
G. T. Kimbell
George Hoebing
Glass and Cooper
Marjorie Smith
Nat Kendricks
H. M. Powell
E. D. Sloan
R. E. Gassaway
George Dietrick
R. E. Glover
J. M. Brown
Ed Walker
O. W. Dill
Carl Crossland
Imslough
Kiwanis Hear Life Stories During Thursday Luncheon
Lawton Kiwanis club members shared how they entered their professions at the Thursday lunch. Participants listed include T. P. Brammer, Buford Morgan, Q O C Elkins, Henry Howell, Herb Shelton, Park Stovall, Marshall Looney, Bob McCoy, Justin Kuntz, Earl Austin, C. Y. A. Franklin, Paul Goode, Doyle Williams, John Shoemaker, Hubert Green, and Rev. Walter Browers. President Harold Wilson announced postponement of the picnic, with the family event moved to July. Fort Worth Kiwanis members will present next week's program chaired by Emmett L. Keough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Angus
Lawton Kiwanis Club
T. P. Brammer
Buford Morgan
Q O. C. Elkins
Henry Howell
Herb Shelton
Park Stovall
Marshall Looney
Bob McCoy
Justin Kuntz
Earl Austin
C. Y. A. Franklin
Paul Goode
Doyle Williams
John Shoemaker
Hubert Green
Walter Browers
Harold Wilson
Fort Worth
Bond Hospitalized With Heart Attack In Oklahoma City
Reford Bond, chairman of the Corporation Commission, is hospitalized with heart trouble. The 76 year old Democrat has been in the hospital since June 7 and is expected to be released in a week or 10 days. He is a candidate for re election in the July 6 primary seeking a fourth full term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Reford Bond
The
Corporation Commission
Bond
Burglars Take About $100 From Inn Coin Machines
Thieves pried open the west door panel at Hill Side Drive Inn 1207 S 2nd and removed roughly 100 dollars in small change from the marble machine and juke box. An attempted break into the cigaret machine failed.
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Hill Side Drive Inn
S. 2Nd
Boy Killer Escapes Found At Carnival
In Tulsa Oklahoma Bennie Lee Harris a 9 year old Black boy who fatally injured a playmate last week escaped from a detention home with another inmate while granted permission to play in a stream. They were reported missing for a few hours yesterday and were later found about midnight at a local carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Bennie Lee Harris
Big C-C Turnout Urged For Friday
An appeal for a strong turnout at Friday's Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon was issued as plans were set for a program on long range planning for the city. Chairman Ron Stephens urged attendance to hear talks on future growth and welfare. This was the final forum meeting before the summer recess.
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Chamber of Commerce Forum
Ron Stephens
Lacy Furniture Owner Elected to Marketing Congress
Ewell B. Lacy, owner of Lacy Furniture, has been elected a member of the American Marketing Congress. He will represent his district at the annual dinner meeting June 21 at the American Furniture Mart in Chicago. Members act as a sounding board on dealer viewpoints and trade matters. This election is a high honor signaling leadership and popularity in the furniture trade.
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Ewell B. Lacy
Lacy Furniture Company
American Marketing Congress
American Furniture Mart
Chicago
Vna
Congress
McCarthy presses loyalty test amid hearings clash
McCarthy urged Congress to conduct a loyalty test by contempt if a witness refused to answer questions under a presidential order amid a heated hearing. He accused Adams of using blackmail tactics and warned of an embarrassing report if his probes continued, while Welch and St. Clair faced resistance from other lawmakers.
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St. Peng
McCarthy
Adams
Congress
Aip
Congressional
Loyalty Board
Aes of
Senana
Senate
Potter
Mcclellan
Sen. Potter
Reich
Welch
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