Churchill and Eisenhower Discuss Policy Ties In Luncheon
Prime Minister Churchill and President Eisenhower held an hour and a half luncheon talk described as a preliminary discussion on British and American policy differences. Attending were John Foster Dulles Anthony Eden Livingston Merchant and Sir Harold Caccia as they moved to a study for further talks.
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Washington
Churchill
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Livingston Merchant
Harold Caccia
Nehru and Chou En Lai Open Delhi Talks
In New Delhi Chou En Lai and Nehru begin a three day discussion amid East West tension. Nehru hosts the Chinese premier with a red carpet welcome as observers expect talks on Asia for Asians and possibly a non aggression pact. Nixon Dulles greet the leaders at the airport before a White House visit.
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Nehru
Red China
Chou En-lai
Palam
Indian Communist Party
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India
Washington
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Eisenhower
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Indo-China
Geneva
Perry White Buys Grandfield Paper
Grandfield publisher LeRoy Hines announces the sale of Grandfield Publishing Co to Perry White of Stillwater. White is a University of Oklahoma journalism graduate and has worked at Stillwater Daily News Press and Frederick Press. The Grandfield News traces back to 1907 as Grandfield Enterprise. changes in ownership include Hines and Patterson family ties.
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Big Pasture
H. N
Frank G. Patterson
Grandfield
Hines
H. N. Patterson
Huge Honest John Rocket Fired At Fort Sill
The Honest John 762mm rocket was fired successfully at Fort Sill by the 1st Provisional Rocket Battalion under Lt. Col. James P. Smith. Inert rounds were used on the west range, marking the weapon's first firing at the installation and its public display on Armed Forces Day.
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Fort Sill
Public Information Office
1St Provisional
James P. Smith
52Nd Group
PIO
Wea
Armed Forces
Area Weather Forecast Notes Hot Conditions Ahead
Forecasts show fair skies and continued heat with near 100 degree highs today and tomorrow. Low temperatures dip to 74 tonight after a 70 degree low today, with 11 am reading at 95 and the high reaching 98.
Soviet Vows To Seek End Of Revolution
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov told Guatemala he instructed Russia’s UN representative to use all power to end the anti communist revolt in Guatemala Radio Moscow broadcast Molotov’s reply to Guatemalan foreign minister Guillermo Toriello who appealed for Moscow to halt the disturbance in Central America The Guatemalan note cited UN Security Council action to stop bloodshed and admitted Honduras and Nicaragua were aiding rebels against President Jacobo Arbenz See UN Page 2
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V. M. Molotov
Guatemala
Russia
United Nations
Radio Moscow
Molotov
Guillermo Torielo
Toriello
Security Council
U. N. Security Council
Honduras
Nicaragua
Jacobo Arbenz
Tegucigalpa
Chiquimula
Guatemala City
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Col
Carlos Castillo Armas
Castillo Armas
Honduran
Amadeo Chinchilla
Oklahoma Governor Leads Vote Buying Bust
Tulsa Tribune reports state agents acting under Governor Johnston Murray smashed a vote selling ring in eastern Oklahoma. One man jailed on felony charge and about a dozen others ordered to report to the county attorney as further charges are filed. Patterson confessed to paying $2 per absentee vote and selling at $2.50.
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Okla
Tulsa Tribune
Salli
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma
Tribune
Nolen Bulloch
Murray
National Guard
the Tribune
Fred
Pat) Patterson
Chicago
Fred Campbell
Chard Reese
Owen Strain
Patterson
Campbell
Justice Court
Sallisaw
Willie Murray
City police curb traffic violators in monthlong crackdown
In a coordinated effort led by Police Chief Ralph Hennessee, Lawton officers arrested 142 traffic violators in June as part of a citywide crackdown. Day shifts paired with four to six hours of night duty targeted speeding and reckless driving, with 420 booked overall.
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Lawton
Ralph Hennessee
Hennessee
Ing
Nationalist Ship Seizure Claims Tuapse in Formosa Waters
The Nationalists announced their warship seized the Danishbuilt Tuapse off Formosa and may confiscate the vessel and cargo. The tanker was held at Kaohsiung after violating port policy, while the Soviet Union accused the U S of seizing the tanker and demanded its return with crew and cargo.
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Formosa
China
Formosan
Kaohsiung
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Philippines
Washington
State Department
U. S
U.S. Navy
Tuapse
Poland
Shanghai
Red Coast
Mander
Felix B. Stump
Pearl Harbor
Charles E. Bohlen
Luzon Straits
Philippine
Luzon
Sesenthiniel Dremelt
Senate Eyes Higher Re-Enlistment Bonus for First Termers
Senate Armed Services Committee backed a raise in re-enlistment payments to offset falling reenlistment rates. Chairman Saltonstall noted Navy first-term reenlistees now join again at only six percent, vs past rates above fifty percent. The bill would raise first reenlistment bonuses from 160 to 364 dollars for enlisted ranks.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Navy
Army of Marines
Four Indicted in Tax Conspiracy tied to IRS probes
A federal grand jury in New York indicted four individuals, including two lawyers, for conspiring to corrupt IRS officials and obstruct congressional and grand jury tax investigations. Named defendants include Samuel Schopick and Irving Davis of the former Schopick and Davis firm and Max Halperin, an attorney once associated with the firm.
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New York
Internal Revenue Service
Samuel Schopick
Irving Davis
Schopick
Berry Borrows State Patrol Car in Oklahoma City
Lt. Gov James E Berry had a uniformed highway trooper drive him to the Panhandle in a patrol car as Safety Commissioner Bellatti criticized Gov Murray for ordering intensified traffic enforcement. Murray had declared a state of emergency and canceled leaves, authorizing use of troopers and vehicles with limits.
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Oklahoma City
James E. Berry
Panhandle
Lawrence F. Bellatti
Johnston Murray
Bellatti
William K. Blood
Doenges Appeals to Southwest Voters at Lawton Breakfast
Doenges campaigned for governor in Lawton appealing to voters uneasy with the favorite son candidate State Sen. Bill Logan. He stressed moral welfare and youth, urged high type participation in government, and said repeal is not an issue. He supported potential tax levies for school facilities if needed.
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Bill Doenges
Oklahoma
Lawton
Tulsa
Bartlesville
Bill Logan
Doenges
Teague Faces Arson Count
Aquiller Teague a 40 year old former Lawton man is charged with attempted arson after confessing to setting fire to seven bales of cotton and beating himself to feign an attack. County Attorney Amos Stovall said charges will be filed when his condition improves. Teague was a night watchman for Traders Compress.
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Frederick
Aquiller Teague
Lawton
Amos Stovall
Teague
Traders Compress
Stovall
Oaiene Enress Company
Water Waster Crackdown as City Near Record Water Use
Lawton and Fort Sill residents faced a water crackdown amid near record daily use over 14 million gallons. Police Chief Ralph Hennessee ordered citations and stiff fines for violators while officials inspect air conditioning systems for water waste and enforce evaporative unit pump requirements.
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Fort Sill
Ralph Hennessee
Hennes- Lee
David Duke
Eac
Area To Swelter For Next Five Days
Hot weather dominates Lawton and southwest Oklahoma for five days with highs near 100. Friday highs 98 to 103 and Friday night lows 70 to 75. Oklahoma temperatures run 6 to 12 degrees above normal 93, with limited rainfall. Yesterday’s statewide highs included 104 at Ponca City and 102 at Hobart. Lowest readings dipped to 71 at Ardmore and Enid.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Okahoma
Ponca City
Hobart
Ardmore
Enid
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