Post Oak Cemetery Work Continues and Removals Begin
Geor ge Geavlet reports ongoing work at the old Post Oak Mission cemetery with grave removals slated as part of the U S expansion program. Preliminary efforts at the new site near Indiahona are underway as Moononite Brethren trustees manage reinterment under strict visitation controls and a Monday memorial service.
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Old Post Oak Mission Cemetery
Lester Haugerbaumer
Corps of Engineers
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Post Oak School
LaVerne Wynn
Engineers
Quanah Parker
George Geavlet
Post Oak Mission
USM
Nent Hwonas
UGG
Ace of Congress
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Wrk
Alf. Wiehs
Pascal Sthual
Mennanite
Ald
Olheialy
Strie Nce
Bork
Lester Haugerhausner
Carps
Engineres
Mennonite Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars Parley Draws City Attention
Veterans of Foreign Wars members converge for the annual Oklahoma VFW encampment. Delegates including national leaders and state officers attend events and register by early afternoon while activities run through Sunday. Parked schedules show ceremonies led by Mrs. Donald F. tkively Monaco and local officials with chairs and coordinators arranging arrangements.
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Donal
Air Police clash with Japanese demonstrators at Tachikawa base
Air Force police faced about six Japanese protesters near Tachikawa Air Base as landowners from Suna kawa bolstered by labor groups and leftist students tore a section of fencing and entered the runway area where a planned expansion project is slated. Police say no air force personnel were hurt as demonstrators complained of low land compensation and oppose the land requisition.
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Achisawa
Japaneke
Air Five
US Air
Paice
Buin
Hee Alps
Tachikawa
HSB
Soviet Note Warns West Over German Reunification Effort
Moscow reports a Soviet note delivered by Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko warns the West against pressuring Germany and asserts Thai cooperation with Une West and arms concerns. The note signals Moscow’s stance on German reunification amid Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
Sel Coun
West Gern
Andrei Gromiyko
Judge Studies Miller Case
Judge Chios hears two hours of argument on Ina Miller cited for contempt of Congress. Miller, convicted May 31 of aiding American Activities subcommittee, faces possible acquittal after discussions comparing to the Supreme Court Watkins decision. Miller’s attorney claims identical facts. assistant attorney argues Watkins ruling does not apply.
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U.S. Dist
Chios Fo Mebaughi Taday
Phn
Umsgell
Playwrich
Ina Miller
Vontempt
Congress
Supreme Court
John T. Watkins
Miller
Rhidge McLaughlin
New York
Joseph le. Rauh Jr
Watkins
Asst
Alty
William Ils
Hayever
Miller Cas
Slitz
Spartan Contract Extended At Sill Fort Sill maintenance extended
Spartan Aircraft maintenance at Fort Sill continues through July 21 under a one month extension. Page Aircraft Maintenance Inc of Oklahoma City will assume duties for the 1958 fiscal year from that date. The overlap arises from delays in awarding the new contract. The 1958 estimate is 1614 909 dollars. Spartan did not bid for the upcoming year.
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Spartan Aircraft Company
Fort Sil
Robert N. Kren
Spartan
Page Aircraft Maintenance Inc
Oklahoma City
Page
10 Men Die As Vicious Hurricane Hits Gulf Coast
A fierce February hurricane smashed across the Louisiana coast and Texas paraffin towns. Port Arthur and Beaumont suffered outages while Lake Charles endured 100 mile per hour winds. Dozens fled by car or sought shelter in schools and churches as the storm’s center moved northward.
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Tex
Louisiana
Port Arthur Aml
Beaumont
Lake Charles
Pellanell
Wwam
Andies
Lake Carlos
Orange
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Puchy
Louisiana-lesne
Cumers
Ne. Tex
Cameron
Lioke Charles
Tin
Ren Wewmiers
Heart Surgery Fails, Plucky Girl Dies at 7
Peggy Williams, seven, from Ardmore, died after a heart surgery at the Clovehind hospital in Ardmore. Her condition followed a double heart ailment. doctors had warned parents of the risks of the operation. Family and townspeople, including relatives in Ardmore and donors from Oklahoma City, mourn the loss of the blue-eyed girl who had hoped for a normal heart.
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Ardmone
Secone
Pegay
Shorty Pier
Ardmere Sagster
Clive
Uae
Philier
Gurvisa
Mis
Mes
G. B. Williams
Peggy
Pepes
Ellen
Mazon Sones
Ardmore
Oklahoma City
Color Change Still Mystery Rutherford Br J Reports
Color change mystery in Rutherford borough as about 200 residents wake to white and brown tinged homes. Public health officials cite weather eradiating the color, while an official proposes humidity and rain released hydrogen sulfide creating leaf sulfide that washed over houses in nearby towns.
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Baster
Lynchhirst
North Arlington
Grace is Expecting Second Child Say Officials
Monaco officials and official sources confirmed Princess Grace is pregnant again, reporting a second child after Princess Caroline was born in January. The claim originated from Rome with rumors of censored photographs of Prince Rainier III, and photogs of the royal couple aboard the U S Navy carrier Forrestal during a Monaco visit to Italy.
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Monaco
Grace
Rome
Prince Trainier
Lalent
Caroline
Januar
Forrestal
Taly
Weather Forecast Summary for Utaga Area
Partly cloudy through Friday with a high near 92 today and a low of 68. A high around 84 is expected Friday with a low near 64. Reading near 83 and a high of 87 expected Wednesday.
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Utaga
Audrey To Bring Showers To State
A weather summary reports locally heavy rain likely in eastern Oklahoma and central Oklahoma with scattered showers and a cold front moving north along the Oklahoma Arkansas border. Temperatures will ease tonight and Friday with a drying trend expected Saturday as clearing and warming moves in.
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Oklahoma
Sturmt
Arkiansas
Oklaeos
Lce
Frank Will Rigger
Tod
Andres
Saate
Missile program faces industry clash, Col Nickerson says
Col John C. Nickerson Jr. testified at his court martial that the aircraft industry seeks to derail the Armage missile program. He charged a defense policy overemphasis on air power and criticized a November directive limiting Army role in guided missiles.
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Tuntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson Jr
Nickerson
West Point
Civil Service Aganngalien
Army Baltishe Missile Agency
Civil Service
Redstone
Defense Department
Witness invokes new court rule in Communist membership question
Howard V. Trautman of New York, an RCA technician linked to a Communist cell, refused to answer a membership query before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, invoking a Supreme Court ruling that he cannot be compelled to disclose beliefs or associations. He argued the panel lacked jurisdiction and that questions invaded First Amendment rights.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Howard V. Trautman
New Yor
Internal Security
RCA Communications Inc
Trautman
Sbvech
Press and
Assembly
Ne Id
Nmder
Watkins
Rusk Ur-Nebl
Ser Mitsens
Survey Bares Average City Wage Levels
The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission released results of a May study showing average weekly wages across office occupations in Lawton. Men in offices earned from 44 to 110.50 weekly, with women lower. detailed firm and industry data are listed, with confidential data kept private.
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Lawton
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
Employment Security Commission
Oklahoma
Keeping Our Sanity Part 1 Stop Coddling Neurotics
A column critiques enabling neurotics in families and offices. It cites a Kansas hospital case where a woman's constant lamenting and attention seeking exhausted relatives. The piece links chronic sympathy to self punishment and suggests psychotherapy to uncover inner guilt and punishment motives.
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