Truman Says Mideast Crisis Spreading Fast
President Truman warned at a press conference that the Middle East crisis is spreading and threatens the future of Europe. He cited the Soviet threat, urged United Nations unity, and defended U.S. aid to Greece and Turkey as part of a broader foreign policy before returning to Kansas City.
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Gars
Dane Ber
Europe
Weata Qations
al Mir
Pip
Sethas
Truman
United Nations
Fue Weyvar Old
Tyamian Dewivine
Kent Chrecer
Turkey
Sevier
United State
Dagiine
Greece
Inansas City
Sidewinder Missile Stuns Observers in Desert Demonstration
Navy Sidewinder air guided missile dazzled 200 reporters as it destroyed a Hellcat in the Mohave desert. The test showcased the heat seeking weapon conceived by William B. McLean, about five inches in diameter and five feet long, delivering a nightmarish blast that knocked the plane from the sky and left observers stunned.
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Guackhotse
United Press
Giuixa Labre
NAVAL
Ordscl
Cirl
Mohave
Navy
Dray
William B. McLean
Big Desert
Public Forum on Comanche Separation to Tribal Governance
Discussion in Oklahoma about separating the Comanches from the Arcaches and Kiowas into a three tribe government. Leaders cite growing support as Comanche General Council endorses a new constitution while opposition questions validity of the vote. Focus shifts from individuals to membership rules, council powers, meeting frequency, and representation.
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Rob' St Goambi
Philemon Berry
Mon Tahqueehi
Comme
Missioner of Indian Affairs
Carrie
Anadarko Deis
Fort Sit
Fol
Aiments
Tay
Poi
Bos
Fevsna
Area Men In Service
Reed son of Mr and Mrs Charlie L Reed Tipton serving with the Sodrh Avimak erat Artiloey Missile Battalion at Fort Mev Korea and Japan service noted. Votaw O married to Margarite graduated from I Corps non-commit gene Officer academy in Korea. Sat Womw son of Mrs Bessie p Mulion entered in and has been in September.
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Reed
Charlie L. Reed
Tipton
Sodrh Avimakerat Artiloey Missile Battalion
Fort Mev
Korea
Japan
SFC
TASDE
RMY
O. Votaw
Margarite
8 Ath Place
I Corps
Sat. Womw
Bessie P
Mulion
Ind
Oklahoma Reservists to Wear New Green Uniforms This Summer
Army reserve officers in Oklahoma will don green accessories starting May 1 under Col. Robert G. Johnston. All officers and warrant officers, except those separated before Oct. 1, 1957, will switch. New green hats, black neckties, black shorts, and a new poplin shirt shade are approved. purchases are optional for state reserve officers.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Robert G. Johnston
Johnston
He Isuel
Quotes From News About World Affairs and Domestic Policy
United Press reports mixed quotes from leaders and public figures. Truman challenges UN limits on Middle East settlement. Mollet advocates Suez status quo with open canal use. Gear head of Deep Freeze says all missions completed with optimism. Nixon speaks to Africans viewing him behind fence. FHA down payment cuts unlikely to revive home building. Nurses shortage projected at 50,000 nationwide in 1960.
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Pat
United Press
Omaha
Neb
Truman
Middle East
United Nations
Teachers Seek Income Tax Cut For American Educators
A report on proposed income tax reductions for teachers seeks permission to deduct educational expenses. Rep Jenkins supports a bill allowing deductions for course costs linked to professional improvement, while critics note IRS rules and fairness concerns. The National Education Association cites limited allowable deductions and Treasury opposition clouds prospects.
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Stebison Wastington
PI — Concross
Ullon
Congression
Jenkins
R-Chiat
Taxwriting House
Ways and Means
Jonking
Chicago
Adah Mauer
Rep. O'Hara
Stork Club
Ernest Gisktings
National Education Assn
Internal Revenue Service
Giddings
Gettihe
Treasury Department
Japanese Reports Nuclear Explosion Rumors Across Air Pressure Waves
Two Japanese weather posts detected abnormal air pressure waves described as strong coughs signaling a possible nuclear explosion. Contral Meteorological Board could not confirm the origin. Britain declares a wide danger area around Christmas Island amid pause in tests. seventeen other posts showed no abnormal readings. Most stations have recorded similar waves during past atom or hydrogen weapon tests by the Soviet Union or the United States.
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Torryoui
Contral Meteorological Board
Britain
Christmas Island
Soviet Union
United States
Sooner Killed In Auto Wreck At Liberty Kansas
Warren G. Pratt of Gluejacket Oklahoma died in a Coffeyville hospital yesterday from injuries from a traffic accident the night before. Police said his truck left the road and struck a power pole and a tree on a county road south of Liberty Kansas.
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Sooner
Liberty
Kansas
Coffeyville
Kan
Cash Awaits Top Winners In County Fat Stock Show
Comanche county fair stock and dairy show runs three days starting Wednesday at the county fair grounds. Over $1,100 in prizes across beef cattle swine sheep and dairy divisions plus team and individual cash awards. Grand champion awards include ribbons and trophies from local sponsors.
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Comanche County
E County
FFA
Lawson Co-operative Association
Durey
Trampshire
Poland
China
Chester White
Berkshire
Soullern
Shropshire
Hampshire
Southdown
Dorsett
Holstein
Jersey
Guernsey
Superior Feed Mills
Barrow
Tlawton Rotary
Lamh
Lawton Kiwani
Defecting Russians Marry in Australia Despite Rivals
A defecting Russian stewardess wed another defecting Russian stewardess who deserted the Russian Olympic ship Gru in November. The groom’s name was not disclosed, described only as a 26 year old violin or pliant operator who came to Australia eight years ago. Nina left the ship, evaded a sightseeing party, and sought asylum in January after going into hiding. They met at a party three weeks earlier and say the marriage will give her protection.
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O A
Gru
Ievan
Australia
Nira
Tran Curtain
Jan
Nina
Soldier Killed in Collision With Auto Driven By Brother
Fort Smith Ark Glen C Brown 28 was killed when thrown from his car in a collision with a car driven by his brother Jerry 21 both cars traveling the same direction on Fourth Street Brown a soldier from Fort Bliss Texas and Jerry were reported hurt an open charge was held in connection with the incident
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Fort Smith
Ark
Glen C. Brown
Jerry
Glen
Ft. Bliss
Tex
French Club Mardi Gras Royalty Chosen at Lawton HS
Jim Lawrence and Virginia Rice were crowned king and queen of the Lawton High School French club Mardi Gras party held in the cafeteria. About 15 members and guests attended with Mrs. Mildred Dosserie as sponsor. Prizes went to Mike Lushene and Janey Johnston for best costumes, Mary Ann Compton for longest masked, and Alice Aurell with Howard Kuchta for most typical French costumes. Larry Zook led the coronation. Vivian Voge, Bob Lewis, Harriet Brown, and Lawrence organized arrangements.
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Jim Lawrence
Virginia Rice Wars
Lawton High School
Judy Bledsoe
Loretta Osborne
Schaal
Byron Beaver
Larry Zook
Mike Lushene
Janey Johnston
Mary Ann Compton
Alice Aurell
Howard Kuchta
Mildred Dosserie
Vivian Voge
Bob Lewis
Harriet Brown
Lawrence
Night nurses lure with dream house offer at Montefiore
Montefiore Hospital in New York opened a $400,000 low rent apartment complex to attract night nurses. The building has 10 units with 29 reserved for nurses and a monthly rent of 35 dollars.
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New York
Montefiore Hospital
Nut the Bronx Hospital
Soviet vacuum cleans clothes claim shocks East German paper
The East German Communist party newspaper Berling-Neves Drutsch land reports the Soviet Union has developed a vacuum cleaner that also washes clothes but provides no details on its operation.
Labor Troubles Blamed for Blasts at Alabama Homes
Four homes in Reform Alabama were rocked by dynamite blasts blamed on labor trouble at the Wolverine Hat and Cap Manufacturing Co strike. Sheriff R R Shields said the occupied residences were home to workers who continued to report for duty as picketing union members targeted the factory.
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Reform
Ala
R. R. Shields
Wolverine Hat & Cap Manufacturing Co
Cadet Charles Moore Named to Missouri Military Academy Honor Roll
Charles Moore, son of Lt Colonel Robert E Moore and Mrs Moore, residing at 215 North 27th, is among 64 cadets named to the Missouri Military Academy February honor roll. Moore is a high school junior at the Mexica, Missouri academy.
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Charles Moore
Robert E. Moore
Missouri Military Academy
Moore
Mexica, Mo
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Trenmivson Nursing Home
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Wolverton Electric Co
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Guy Mollet
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Richard M. Nixon
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FHA
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Peller Agency
Sis
Dave Lawton
Raulston Furniture
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