Washington Column on Ike and Congress Faces Difficult Path
Roscoe Drummond analyzes Eisenhower's strained relations with a resistant Congress. Senate action on the Middle East resolution shows selective opposition, while Republican unity grows when Democrats press for policy. Expectations for future economic aid and U.N. sanctions weigh on the White House.
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Roscoe Drummond
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Middle East
White House
Sual
Truman
Greece
Turkey
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Israel
Iere
Lyndon Johnson
Dulles
William Knowland
United Nations
Ben-Gurion
Republican Party
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Knowland
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Oklahoma City Prices and Livestock Market Report
Oklahoma City March 11 report shows steady butterfat prices and varied poultry and egg quotes across towns like Guymon Enid and El Reno. Cattle calves hogs and sheep prices are listed with opening slow grain fed steer activity, yearling and heifer ranges, and slaughter lamb and ewe values across multiple districts.
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Oklangma City
Oklahoma City
USDA
College Freshmen Speak Out highlights dropout causes
A 30 percent college dropout rate signals serious issues in American education. Agatha Townsend's book gathers student views on why freshmen quit, noting poor preparation in study skills, insufficient high school training in geography and history, and a gap between campus resources and student needs.
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Agatha Townsend
Tai
Coliege
America
Mortality Rates Show Decline Over 45 Years
Metropolitan Life notes death rate for policyholders held at 6.2 per 1900 in 1954 56, same as 1955 and 1934. Last year 111,000 policyholders died. if age-specific rates matched 1911 levels, deaths in 1956 would have reached 302,000, illustrating life expectancy gains.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Encouraging Graduation of Ghana Independence Celebrated
The article praises Ghana's emergence from colonial rule as a sign that Western leaders end colonial domination and support self rule. It notes Ghana as a model for other African and Asian peoples and suggests Britain is stepping back as Africa gains more national flags.
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Ghana
Gold Coast
Africa
Cme
Free World
Asia
Is there a rhythm to happiness and unhappiness in psychology
The Q and A section discusses cycles in human psychology with cycles ranging from two weeks to nine weeks or longer. It notes a recurring mood pattern and cites variability among individuals.
Weekend Thefts Probed By Police
Police report investigations into five thefts and two break-ins over the weekend. Break-ins occurred at Leo Shipley’s residence and Dr. K Hammond’s office with no losses reported. Money thefts cited by Ruth Parks and Beverly Mallett for $30 and $15 respectively. Clothing thefts listed for Wadell Shipper and Robert W. Van House. In Lawton area, Indiahoma school break-in and a theft from a blind man’s car south of Lawton. Dollar and goods taken from the car, including clothes and personal items, with a Ne cro man seen near the vehicle.
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Leo Shipley
Lindy
K. Hammond
Ruth Parks
Duncan
Beverly Mallett
Monroe
Wadell Shipper
Fort Sill
Robert W. van House
Bell
Lawton
Everett R. Hale
Indiahoma School
Indiahoma
Jack Collins
Oklahoma City
Collins
Claude Stroud
Stroud
Middle East tensions shift as Egypt viewed for Gaza control
Gaza Arabs including refugees demand restoration of Egyptian control over the Strip with a protracted stalemate over World Court rulings. Cairo hints at doubt on respecting international decisions while Israel says it will ignore Arab-led rulings. Iraq Petroleum Co plans to pump oil via Baniyas pipeline at 40 percent capacity as a glimmer of progress amid the clash.
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Strip
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Nasser
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International Tribunal
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Tiran Strait
Suez
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Middle East
Iraq Petroleum Co
Western Europe
Baniyas
Capital blaze wrecks Ameri can Tron and Machine plant
About 100 firefighters fought the Oklahoma City three alarm fire for over an hour. Damage was estimated at $25,000 to the American Tron and Machine Co. plant. Assistant Fire Chief Jame Amberg said the fire likely started in the lubrication room of the large sheet metal building while winds gusted to about 10 miles per hour.
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Oklahoma City
American Tron. and Machine Co
W. §. Harlin
Jame Amberg
Settlement Reached In $80000 Rock Island Damage Suit
An $80000 damage suit against the Rock Island Railway over a March 3 1956 train car collision near Richards Spur has been settled out of court for 7500 dollars. The case was brought by Richardson and Cavanagh for Harry L Wright of Fort Sill and Calhoun City Miss. Wright was injured, his twin Russell L Wright was killed, and Zackie Owens Jr sustained injuries. A new suit on Russell Wrights death will be filed soon by his mother. Negligence centered on lack of a warning system at the crossing. a device has since been installed.
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Rock Island Railway
Arthur L. Cavanagh
Richardson and Cavanagh
Harry L. Wright
Fort Sill
Calhoun City
Miss
Wright
Hudson
Rock Island
Richards Spur
Russell L. Wright
Zackie Owens Jr
Owens
J. Merle Oaks
Cavanagh
Bonds Forfeited In Police Court
Judge J Merle Oaks forfeited nine cash bonds totaling 121 dollars and ordered 150 dollars in fines in nine other municipal court cases. A L Allen 50 of 303 N First who stabbed his wife and allegedly acid threw her face posted 20 bond for assault. His wife Elizabeth said the acid incident occurred at Surf club when she refused to return home. She said he threw acid in her face. no permanent injury. The acid type not revealed. Charley Johnson fined 10 dollars for assault. Four Fort Sill men charged with knife assaults transferred to military authorities. Fort Sill defendants: Sp Johnnie B Chapman 25, Pvt Jose J Perez 22, Pvt Enrique Colon Aperte 38, Pye Enrique Flores Camilo 19. Fines of 20 dollars each assessed against R C Smith 31 Oklahoma City Beverly Tomps 19 of 910 3 First and Lucinda Wallace 15 of 2417 H for vagrancy. Elva Wright 1508 Andrews received 20 dollar fine with 10 suspended for allowing a dog to run at large. Wallace Berry 21 of 10472 Bell fined 10 dollars for disturbance. Four persons forfeited 12 dollar bonds and two drew 20 dollar fines for public drunkenness. In traffic, Ronald E Cheat 21 of 1610% B forfeited 20 dollar bond for speeding. Jack D Lankford 44 of 326 D forfeited 11 dollar bond for improper left turn. Melvin Perry 20 Fort Sill forfeited 11 dollar bond and C B Littlejohn 32 of 104% Arlington fined 11 dollars for driving without a license. Paul Croy 25 Duncan fined 10 dollars for following too closely.
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J. Merle Oaks
A. L. Allen
N. First
Elizabeth
Fort Sill
Johnnie B. Chapman
Jose J. Perez
Enrique Colon Aperte
Pye
Enrique Flores Camilo
R. C. Smith
Oklahoma City
Beverly Tomps
Lucinda Walace
Elva Wright
Andrews
Wallace Berry
Bell
Ronald E_ Cheat
Jack D_ Lankford
Melvin Perry
C. B. Littlejohn
Arlington
Paul Croy
Duncan
Ten Drivers Face Traffic Complaints In Oklahoma
County Attorney Warren Crane filed ten traffic complaints this morning in Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles court. Named defendants from Fort Sill Altus Mt Park and 116 Elm include Charles Hopson Lynn House Terry Clements Richard Bullock and Byron Niebruegge with charges ranging from lending a driver license to night speeding and defective mufflers. Other cases involve Glenn Davidson Melvin Ishmael Bobby Phelps and Jerry Knox.
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Warren Crane
Frace Woodrow Giles Court
Charles W. Hopson
Terry J. Clements
Lynn A. House
Fort Sill
Jerry Odell Knox
Altus
Richard Lee Bullock
Elm
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Byron A. Niebruegge
Mt. Park
Glenn Ferrell Davidson
Melvin J. Ishmael
Bobby Ray Phelps
Jefferson
Hospital Births and Admissions Across Oklahoma Regions
Births list includes a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. James MecCurley in Tulsa area born 5 51 am March 9 weighing 6 pounds 19 ounces. An Anadarko Indian daughter born 11 08 am March 9 to Mr. and Mrs Rueben Prentis. Memorial births list multiple families with newborns and hospital entries across Fort Sill, Apache, Duncan, and surrounding towns. Dismissals note patients home after medical or surgical care.
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James MecCurley
J. W. Roark
Manitou
A. C. McDonald
Dora Chambers
L. Roan
Clarence Prescott
Judith Ann Roberts
J. B. Roberts
Apache
Richard Panedone
Patricia Ann Myler
Harley Myler
Gore
D. K. Roach
Burrell Jones
John W. Hennessee
Barbara Fancey
John L. Fancey
Smith
Lee Knowles
Maple
Richard Taylor
Williams
Luther Banks
Monroe
Robert Looney
W. M. Looney
Librty
Rita Proctor
Mansford Proctor
Railroad
Kimberly Stafford
Bob Stafford
Parkview
James Cannon
Guy Clopton
Charles E. Dietz
Columbia
Rueben Prentis
Anadarko
Marvin Moran
Corinnne Ross
Gods and Goddesses Word Puzzle Clues
A fragmented crossword style clue list with entries for gods and goddesses, actors, words of love, gates, and action terms. Includes names like Gardner and Stanley, plus various down and across hints, some garbled.
Political Announcement for City Seats and Police Chief
A Democratic slate announces campaigns for Council Wards 1 2 3 and 5 including PARKS WARD 1, ELMER BAUMAN WARD 2, ARNOLD H WHITE WARD 3, HUGH CORWIN WARD 3, EMERY F COWLEY WARD 3, HERMAN T JACKSON WARD 5, and a bid for Chief of Police RONALD WHEATLEY. The notice outlines candidate names and offices sought.
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Parks
Elmer Bauman
Arnold H. White
Hugh Corwin
Emery F. Cowley
Herman T. Jackson
Ronald Wheatley
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