Bush Confesses He Was Wrong About Merit Pay
Vannevar Bush in Cambridge Massachusetts admits he was glad the National Education Association does not oppose merit salaries for superior leaders. He criticizes a New York resolution delaying a high pay proposal and says the MLA has not endorsed merit awards.
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Finances panel weighs tax revenue risks and crisis words
The discussion centers on potential losses from even small business shocks and the impact of tax rate changes. Senators debate treasury policy and the balance between revenue and inflation, while lawmakers scrutinize Humphrey stock holdings and hidden beneficiaries of monetary policy.
Long A veteran lawmaker found dead in Apache office
Johnny West detective and Collie Wallace patrolman report the death of Long a longtime legislator and business owner. He served as chair of the game and fish committee and helped push wildlife conservation amendments. His body was found in a Lawton area office with a single barreled pistol nearby and a shell missing from its box. Funeral services are planned in Apache with Masonic and American Legion rites.
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California
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Penn
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Denver
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Juanita Crutiith
Oklahoma City
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First Christian Church
Owen W. Reece
Burnal
Fairview
Four Municipal Court Dismissals by Police Judge
Four cases were dismissed in Lawton Municipal Court this morning by Judge J. Merle Oats. Some defendants could not be located and witnesses did not appear. other charges were thrown out due to lack of evidence. The judge imposed fines on several individuals for public disorder and related offenses.
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Jack Ingle
New York
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Fred Woodie
Fort Sill
Mane
Iewaine Akin
Belly
Boyd Wooley
Oks
ATS
Lawton
James Granger
Linvlon
Mamie Guier
Monroe
Enel Cheese
Doyloon Chambers
Twa
Worker Survives 68-Foot Fall From Crane
Paul Sharp 31 a ULP construction worker suffered a 68 foot fall while on a water wheel crane and survived. He remains in critical condition at a local hospital with severe injuries.
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Fale Buckley
ULP
Paul , Sharp
Risominglam
Irth
Israel vows defeat of open seas threat amid arms race
Warning from government broadcast says Israel will not sit idle as enemies arm against it. The report mentions a sunk and captured Eyyn fat frigate, blockading submarines facing fate, and a tense naval balance with Britain Free France and the Ubrn Fleet in the Mediterranean.
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Poner
Governor Hopeful Promises Segregation Promise in Alabama
Former Congressman Laurie Battle announced as a gubernatorial candidate vowing to make Alabama the most segregated state in the union. He spoke at Toffer son County picnic praising Supreme Court decisions and urged actions to replace justices with barbers from Alabama.
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Supreme Court
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Towall
Akibama
Post Quarantine On Animals Ends At Fort Sill
Rabies quarantine on Fort Sill has been lifted by Army authorities following a similar release for Lawton pet owners. Animals no longer face confinement except 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., but dogs may be impounded if they are a nuisance or danger. Pets must be vaccinated and registered and are restricted in theaters pools enclosures kitchens golf courses fields and parade grounds.
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Fort Silll
Lawton
Fort Sill
City Man Denies Assault Charge in Stabbing Case
Wallace Berry 21 pleaded innocent to assault with a dangerous weapon after a stabbing of Edward Williams 23 near First and C streets following an argument. Berry remained jailed on a 1900 bond. preliminary hearing date to be announced after counsel. Williams, brother-in-law to Berry, was treated at Southwestern hospital and expected to be released later this week.
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Edward
Pete) Williams
Bell
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Southwestern Hospital
Troubles Multiply For Lawton Man
Milta Dale Perkis, 21, of 1606 S Eighth, Lawton faces a refiled second degree forgery charge after a preliminary hearing in Cameron. He allegedly passed a $24 bogus check at Elgin Red Etk ila Lawton tavern, payable to Perkis and signed “Donald Ata.” A misdemeanor case yielded a 30 day jail sentence and $10 costs.
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Lawton
Milta Dale Perkis
Selnne Justics
Potce Marvin FE
Cameron
Perkis
Elgin Red Etkila Lawton Tavern
Knights Name New Officers In Lawton Assembly
Jim Noury is elected faithful navigator of the Lawton fourth degree Knights of Columbus. Other officers chosen at Shanen's restaurant dinner include Tom Conwell faithful captain Bruce Folk faithful comptroller Bit Striegel Spencer Hawkins sentinela Paul Nishimura scribe r and Cliff Webb faithful admiral.
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Jim Noury
Lawton
Knights of Columbus
Shanen's
Tom Conwell
Bruce Folk
Bit Striegel
Spencer Hawkins
Sentinela
Paul Nishimura
Cliff Webb
Oklahoma City Market Reports Mixed Prices Across Agricultural Goods
The Oklahoma state market roundup shows steady wholesale butter prices, varied wheat quotes across towns, and livestock movements with cattle calves and hogs trading unevenly. Cattle and sheep values differ by grade, with slaughter calves and feeder lambs reflecting softer demand and some quality-driven rises in specific lots.
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Ood
Chaine
Suindarad
Jew Conuoan
Meelum
Stacker
Fea Sterty
Oklahoma Highway Patrol denies Rollins retirement report
Oklahoma City UP report claims Patrol Chief Jack Rollins applied for retirement, which officials say is false. A spokesman notes Rollins has no retirement plans and a demotion request is untrue. Only four of the first 30 troopers eligible by Sept 1 have applied for pension status. The four are Capt. E. C. Macintosh, Lt. Norman Holt, Trooper John Hinds, and Trooper Hugh Enos.
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Jack Rollins
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Ardmore
Durant
MacAlister
Norman Holt
McAlester
John Hinds
Miami
Hugh Enos
Pawhuska
Girard Case Could Head To Army Court Martial
Reported tensions over bringing Girard before an Army court martial depend on U S Japan agreements and Supreme Court rulings. Japanese officials call the shooting a prank and say Girard’s offense was accidental. U S officials note court rulings may not bind Japan. A possible marriage to a Japanese fiancé is considered premature by Major Stanley Levin.
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Girard
Umekichi Nakamura
Japan
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New York
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Tokyo
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Levin
Wasp Sting Fatal Near Cape Girardeau
Ray d. Hill a 45 year old farmer died fifteen minutes after a wasp sting beneath the left eye Doctors cited a likely fatal allergic reaction to the wasp venom in Cape Girardeau Missouri.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
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Daco
Arms Plan Presses for Step Toward Disarmament
Aiming at nuclear restraint the United States presents a phased conventional disarmament plan at a five power meeting with the Soviet Union Britain France and Canada. Eisenhower signals possible halt of tests while Britain conducts a last Welcomb test and Johnson hints Senate action on delegation to talks.
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Canada
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Moscow
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London talks outline disarmament steps and delegate limits
Eisenhower may urge executive oversight on delegates. Staussen to unveil a phased American plan including a test ban, mutual air inspection of arctic areas, ban on further production of fissionable materials, and conventional armament limits. Soviets push a parallel plan for a nuclear test ban and checkpoint setup.
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Johnson
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Arctic
Demonstrations Planned at Adams Hill and Moway House
Demonstrations by the B02d Field Artillery Battalion Math Field Artillery Battalion 522d Infantry Battalion 88th Searchlight Battery and others from the 41st Group and Department of Observation are open to the public Adams Hill lies northeast of Lake George on the East range reachable from Gate One Moway House on the West range west of Gate Four with military police directing traffic.
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Math Field Artilery
41St Group
Department of Observation
Adams Hill
Lake George
Moway House
Jaycees to Help At Oklahoma Semi Centenary Celebration
Lawton Jaycees will travel to Oklahoma City to serve as official hosts for the Semi-Centennial celebration. Jaycee groups from across the state will take turns assisting the Semi-Centennial Commission with duties. Headquarters will be at a host trailer on the exposition grounds.
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Lawton Jaycees
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Exposition Grounds
City invites bids for inmate meal service
The City of Tyaslon will accept sealed bids until 7 30 p m Tuesday June 25 1957 for furnishing meals to inmates in City jail for the period July 1 1957 through June 30 1958. Bids must be submitted to the Office of City Clerk City Hall Lawton Oklahoma reserves the right to accept or reject any bid Mr M Dadson City Clerk.
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