Eisenhower Plans Bermuda Sail Amid Health Scrutiny
President Eisenhower, seeking health relief, abandons travel to Florida and aims for Bermuda aboard a Navy cruiser with a US UK visit planned. He spoke on budget cuts, urging congressional action while highlighting that funding and project approvals rest with Congress. He recently visited Walter Reed for a checkup and said his condition is improving.
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Wasthington
Ahower
Congress
Leni Mative Plains
Florida
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Tavola Macroillan
Norfolk
Ing
House
Bette
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Mideast
United States
Sep
Pape
March Rains Best Here Since 1953
Lawton March rainfall so far reaches 1.10 inches with a five inch lake rise over two weeks. Lake levels and runoff from last week’s rain push Tegus watershed, while officials note this could become the wettest March in four decades. Local rainfall totals and historical comparisons are cited with ongoing conditions at Lake Pantelman and surrounding creeks.
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Ghorche Gravley
Lawlonka
Pantelman
Leroy Hiedon
Latun
Fort Sil
Higdon
Marth
Marcel A
Marvel
Layton
Lawton Hay Vee
No Season On Buffalo Killing in Wichita Mountains
A misdemeanor complaint filed by County Attorney Warren Crane accuses James W. Williams and two unidentified men of hunting and killing a buffalo calf near Quanah Lake in the Wichita Mountains. Williams was captured by refuge staff after his car got stuck in a marsh. two fugitives identified as John Doe and Richard Doe fled. Refuge officials say there was no open season and the case was brought before Justice of the Peace Marvin E. Cameron.
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Warren Crane
James W. Williams
EBL
Wichita Mountains
Williams
Willams
John Doe
Richard Doe
Richard Hitech
Quanah Lake
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
U. S
Oklahoma
Israel warns of new strike if Gaza crisis not settled
Prime Minister Ben-Gurion told the Knesset that Israel would strike Egypt if negotiations fail. Amid Gaza unrest, unidentified men blew up a railroad section and cut Gaza to Israel telephone lines, prompting UN calls to de-escalate. Ben-Gurion defended stance against non confidence votes and criticized UN and big powers for bias in Middle East peace.
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United Pres
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Egypt
Gaza
Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
USN
Ralph Bunene
Gamal Abdel Neger
Cairo
Ben-Gurion
Clain Bunche
de Hammarskjold
Ben - Gurion
Irael
United Nations
Nasser
Middle East
Bunche
U.N
Washington
United States
London
Paris
Britain
France
Eisenhower
Chsos
Damsels in Revolt Form Over 40 Inch Club in Britain
A group of women with busts over 40 inches plan to lobby clothing makers for better fit and standards. Members discuss tape test eligibility, industry challenges, and obnoxious whistles at meetings while noting bras and outfits for older figures remain stubbornly costly and ill fitting.
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Lee Anderson
Britain
Joy Adams
Lee
Joy
London
Texether
Pretty Jrunette Lee Anderson
Tobaec
Cure
Signey Marypey Brown
Orgy Laeve
Eclih
Lili
Indians Get $1.6 Million
The Indian Claims Commission awarded Kiowa, Comanche and Apache tribes 1,626,000 in final judgment for government claims. Offset payments of 441,000 for relief funds over six years were deducted. The commission dismissed depredation claims but upheld gratuities, with possible appeal by tribal chief counsel J. Roy Thompson Jr.
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Jack Cleland
Constitution
Washington Boro
Washington
Indian Claims Commission Today
Justice Department
J. Roy Thompson Jr
Ser
Tndeans
Imare 2
C C Group Plans Field Visit To Artillery Board No 1
Lawton Chamber military affairs committee members will visit Artillery Board No 1 at the T S Army Artillery and Guided Missile Center in California. Edward G Skinkle will brief business leaders at 9 20 a m and the group will observe field testing by the board.
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Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Priday
Artillery Board No. 1
T. S. Army Artillery and Guidedle Center
Cal
Edward G. Skinkle
Military Affairs Committee
Artillery Board No 1
Exall English
Dale Thomason
Neil Ashles
Ray Babbitt
Glen Powers
Glen Dutcher
C. R. Holley
J. C. Kennedy
James Knox
W. C. Lattimore
Ford Mugg
George Page
A. J. Rawlings
Ross H. Porter
Frank Kitchens
Clyde Shelton
Ned Shepler
Union Paid Retainer Fee To D.A.'s Lawyer
A Teamsters official testified that the Oregon union council paid a $3000 retainer to the lawyer for indicted Multnomah County District Attorney William M. Langley of Portland. Treasurer Reginald Mikesell said he knew of no service by Ik Tanner for the union. Langley, under indictment for malfeasance and prosecutorial failure, was expected to testify later. The council said most records from mid-1940s to mid-1950s were destroyed to free office space, amid questions of collusion between Langley and Teamsters.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Oregon Union Council
William M. Langley
Portland
Oregon Council
Reginald
Reg) Mikesell
Senate
Ik. C. Tanner
Tanner
Langley
Oregon
Mikewell
Council No. 37 Whicn
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Teamster
Mikesell
Mission Lands Bring $57,000
The United States paid 337 000 for the old Post Oak Mission site at Fort Sill expansion, averaging 350.80 an acre for 158.6 acre tract, highest yet and nearly double the Quanah Parker homestead price. Appraisers valued the land for improvements and historical significance. Buildings are being removed. land granted to Mennonite Brethren in 1894.
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United States
Pr Oak
Fort Sill
Quanah Parker Homestead
Berke
A. J. Beeler
Post Oak
Ted Keisher
Parkey E. Costilow
Seamen Rescued From Open Boat After 44 Hour Ordeal
Nine sailors from the 121 foot Patricia Sweeney of Yarmouth Nova Scotia spent 44 hours in a waterlogged lifeboat after a gale capsized their cargo ship. The Coast Guard cutter Castle York located the exhausted crew near dusk and towed them to safety after abandoning the Jane B. home to assist.
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Boston Upi
Coast Guard
Patricia Sweeney
Yarmouth
N.S
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Castle York
Boston
Jane B
Allies Blame U S In Crisis In Middle East
London and Paris press attack President Eisenhower personally for the Middle East chaos. Newspapers across ideologies blame his policies and the Gaza crisis, reopening strains with Britain ahead of Bermuda talks. The Telegraph asserts Israel left Gaza to trust Eisenhower, while the Guardian warns Gaza’s reentry risks war.
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London
Eisende
Middle East
Paris
Britain
United States
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Harald Macmillan
Suez
Daily Telegraph
Egypt
Gaza
Daily Mirror
France
White House
T'Aurore
Nasser
Gamal Abdel Nasser
LiAurore
John Foster Dulles
Australia
Richard
Nixon
Stokca
Telegraph
Newpaper
Israel
Ukitra
Authential Manchester Guardian
Egyni
Two Convicts Escape From Honor Farm at Stringtown
State officers pursued two convicts who escaped Tuesday night from the honor farm at Stringtown near McAlester. Probationers Dudley Dolan, 43, serving 10 years for kidnapping from Coal County, and Red Winfred Smith, 38, serving a borrowed sentence from Delaware County, were identified by authorities.
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Mcalester
Onla
Hesr Honor Farm
Stringtown
Dudley Dolan
Coal County
Red Winfred Smith
Delaware County
Second Man Wounded as Grenade Explodes at Fort Carson
Fort Carson Colorado army trainee Pvt Robert H Wilhelm 22 died after freezing with a live hand grenade in his hand during basic training. training sergeant Louis Robinson Jr was critically wounded. Wilhelm joined Jan 14 and was in week six of eight. accident seen as first major mishap since Ninth Infantry Division arrived.
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Fort Carson
Colo
Fort Worth
Tex
Army
Robert H. Willhelm
Louis Robinson Jr
Willhelm
Wilhelm
Dangerous Madmen Escape From Tennessee State Hospital
Eleven dangerous inmates escaped from the criminal division of the Tennessee Central State Hospital in Nashville early today. Two were recaptured, a third surrendered, and eight remain at large as patrols and deputies search rural roads around the hospital and near the Nashville airport. The inmates cut bars on a third floor window and lowered themselves with a sheet rope. hospital officials cited unknown source for the hacksaws.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Central State Hospital
Hotel
Nashville Municipal
Rmral
Criminal Divisi Hospital
D. E. Hines
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