U S Stands Firm On Mideast Policy Dulles Tells Israel
U S policy remains firm on the Egypt Israel dispute as Dulles meets with Israeli leaders including Mrs Meir and aides. Eisenhower vows support for Israel's expectations and warns against blockades of the Gulf of Aqaba. Meeting follows tensions over Gaza Strip and Suez Canal, with Egypt's moves prompting calls for firm action.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Dulles
Eisenhower
David Ben-Gurion
Henry Cabot Lodze
C. Assembly
Mein
Meir
Gamal Abdel Susser
Gaza Strip
United Nations
Troopsa
Suez Canal
Gutaf Aqaba
Myrs. Meir
Eespt
Egypt
Gaza
Sourcss
Meir Gatye
Nasser
Mideast
Gulf of Aqaba
Society of Nations
Gulf
Garcia Takes Office After Magsaysay Death In Plane Crash
Vice President Carlos P Garcia assumed the Philippine presidency after President Ramon Magsaysay died in a crash near Cebu. Garcia swore in before Chief Justice Paras to serve until November elections. One survivor among 16 aboard. suspected sabotage eyed as officials mourn democracy’s champion and await a new policy course.
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Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
Ramon Ming- Sais Garcia
SEATO
Australia
Magsays
Cebu Island
Philippine Republican
Richardo Paras
Magsay
Garcia
Magsaysay
Cebu
Philippine
AM Myagsaysay
Huk
Mi Ies
Canterra
Eisenhower
People of the Bee Vmagravsav
Army Hawk Weekend Toll 117 Plugs A Hole In Defenses
Colorado Springs reports Army Ordnance has developed the Hawk guided missile to defend against low altitude threats. Described as capable of destroying any pursuing aircraft or missile, it will carry an atomic warhead and integrate with the Nike defense system once testing in New Mexico is complete. Lt Gen Stanley Mickelsen notes the weapon’s focus on low altitude targets, while the Hawk’s autonomous seeking capability enhances its effectiveness.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Army Ordnance
America
San Francisco
New York
Taw
Nike
Army Antiaircraft Command
New Mexico
Stanley 8. Mickelsen
Mickelson
Oklahoma reports worst traffic toll in decade with 12 deaths
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol logged 12 fatalities on a single day tying the worst statewide highway death toll since 1947. The weekend total reached 17 with multiple crashes across the state. Victims include Johnny Bruner and Mrs Clea Hembree of Oklahoma City, Noel Tillman and Mildred Tillman of Greenville, and other residents from Shattuck Coleman Wilburton Tulsa and Comanche. A two car crash near Kingfisher and a head on collision south of Davis contributed to the toll.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Patrol
Greenville
Tex
Oklahoma City
Johnny Bruner
Okklahoma City
Clea A. Hembree
Noel G. Tillman
Mildred Tillman
Vernon Row
Art Roger
Doris Gale
Daniel H. Burton
Martin H. Crayford
Tommie William Niemvier
Shattuck
Alice Margart Farhan
Coleman Vaney
Wilburton
Ida Peal Stewart
Tulsa
Jack Weems
Comanche
Gene Stroh
Qkarche
Bill Jackson
Robert F. Stephens
Stroh
Lawrence White
Tillman
Burton
Wabel
Broken Row
Davis
U. S. 77
Crawford
Ife
A. T. Parker
el See
Old West Cache Station Burial Plot Approved
U S Indian Commissioner Glen L Mimons approves a 40 acre plot at the old West Cache station to be used as a cemetery for Comanche tribe members. Families buried at the old Post Oak cemetery may be moved to the West Cache site or the new Post Oak cemetery at government expense, within the Fort Sill expansion range west of Indiahoma.
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U.S. Indian
Glen L. Mimons
Old West Cache Station
Old Post Oak Cemetery
West Cache Site
New Post Oak Cemetery
Indiahoma
Old Post Oak
Fort Sill
Israel Runs Ship Into Gulf
Israel test ship entered the Gulf of Aqaba today. Tel Aviv said the freighter Queen of Sheba likely passed through the Strait of Tiran into open sea, with UN troops at Sharm el Sheikh overseeing passage. Egyptian papers warned hostilities could resume over Israeli demands to internationalize the Gulf and Gaza Strip.
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United Press
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Tel Aviv
Strait of
Tiran
United Nations Emergency Force
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Agaba
Gaza
Eisenhower Witnesses Terrier Track Kill Drone Test
President Eisenhower aboard the Canberra watched Terrier guided missiles destroy a pilotless drone 773 miles off Exuma Bay in the Bahamas. The two missiles launched at a Grumman Hellcat target flew 10,000 feet, with observers unsure which hit the drone as the second appeared to explode the target. Eisenhower, on the voyage, joked about his sunlit bald head and reported feeling very good despite a cough.
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Eisenhower
Canberra
Exuma Bay
Bahama Islands
Miami
Fla
Grumman Hellcat
Secon
Hisenhower
Vinsoni
City Primary Vote Readied For Tuesday Election
Election workers at the county election board prep ballots for the city primary set for Tuesday. Voters will select a mayor and eight city officials across 31 precincts as close races and incumbents face challengers, with polls opening at 5 a.m. and closing at 7 p.m. Results hinge on 14,713 registered voters. Incumbents Dodson and Nettie Pippin run unopposed for clerk and treasurer, while Mayor Ellsworth faces House and Stitt Pair. Police Chief Wheatley competes with former chief Adair. Ward contests include three candidates in two wards and two candidates in two wards.
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County Election Board
R.M. Dodson
Nettie Pippin
E. C. Parks
Pace
Probers Get Tax Records for Teamsters Chief Beck
Eisenhower authorized the Senate Rackets Committee to examine income and tax returns of Teamsters President Dave Beck and others under investigation. The broad power could include figures like Portland mayor Terry Sebak and Multnomah County attorney William Langley. The White House said the move targets links between the Teamsters, rackets and politicians in Portland, covering income, excess profits, estate, gift, and capital stock returns.
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Washington
Eisenhower Tajlay
Senate
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck
Special Committee
Basties Beek
Terryp. Sebak
Portland
Ore
Deshie
William M. Langley
Multnomah County
Disease Strikes McAlester Family in Kansas City Era?
The Hammers family of nine in McAlester Oklahoma faced multiple nephritis deaths over a decade. Father died Sept 1947, son Frank Jr died at 19, daughter Thelma 17, and Thelma’s brother Barton 21 recently diagnosed. Two surviving children show signs, Betty works as a nurse, Jack in Navy, Raymond at home. A Oklahoma City doctor notes familial nephritis is uncommon and highlights childhood nephrosis research.
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Oklahoma City
Frank F. Haromers
McAlester
Nephri
Myrtle Casey Hammers
Deconness Hospital
Betty
Frank Hammers Jr
Thelma
Claude Barton Hammers
Jack Hammers
Raymond
Jack
U. S. Navy
Newport
R. I
Weather Roundup Notes Rains Hit Southeast Oklahoma
Heavy rains drenched the southeastern section with up to four inches while the eastern state saw soaking rain and Ardmore felt wet weather. Idabel recorded 4.1 inches in 24 hours. some northwest areas had only traces. Forecast calls for clearing skies then possible showers early next week. temperatures three to five degrees above normal into Saturday with cooler spell Friday and Saturday.
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Oklahoma
Ardmore
NG Maistre
Wilburton
Poteau
Mactilt
Lawton
Galveston Pup Public Safety Fallout Hits City
In Galveston a mongrel named Blackie found dead after a bayou incident tied to a public safety contest led to firing five temporary dogcatchers. Two 14-year-olds claimed a dogcatcher tried to shoot Blackie as police were called in. officials differ on cause. The incident spurred school suspensions and public protests.
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Galveston
Trex
Blackie
Bayou
Charles Layman
Robert Goia
Otis O'Callahan
Tom June Man
Ruby Layman
Charles
Juneman
George Clough
Suspected Rabid Skunk Killed Near 20th and Lawton
A suspected rabid skunk mauled by stray dogs near 20th and Lawton prompted city officials to fear rabies could spread. The head was sent to the state lab for a preliminary diagnosis while reports describe many loose dogs in the area and prior sightings by residents.
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20Th
Lawton
Charles H. Miller
City
State Health Department
John W. Richardson
Bee Rai
Rains and Winds Strike Texas Coastigan
Torrential rains and hurricane force winds lashed the Texas Gulf Coast causing flooding, downed power lines, and tornado damage in Galveston County. At least one drowning occurred in Texas City with others injured as a tornado damaged the Boyd ranch area near Port Bolivar and many homes lost roofs or foundations.
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Associated Press
Texas Gulf Coast
Galveston
Texas City
Covery
Omes
Galveston County
Houston
San Angelo
East
Texas
San Antonio
Bryan
Crowns James J. Simpson
S. Martin
Bovd Ranch
Port Bolivar
W. J. Ewing
Gulf
C. W. Whitman
Tho
C. H. Boyd
Port Boliver
Galveston Island
Arcadia
First Christian Church
City Woman Named President of Oklahoma Secretaries
Miss Gerri Hair was elected president of the National Secretaries Association International Oklahoma division at the state conference in Lawton. She also helped found the Lawton NSAT chapter and served on the association's education committee in 1934. Other officers include Mildred Collier, Ivan Cowper, Gladys Sherman, Zoe Ann Ghan, Sheila Sharpe, and Mildred Hunter. Oklahoma City chosen for the 1958 conference site.
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Gerri Hair
17Th Way
Oklahoma Divisia
National
3Taries Association-International
Lawtoman
Chayter’s
Miss Hair
Lawton
Gladys Sherman
Ada
Zoe Ann Ghan
Tulsa
Sheila Sharpe
Wichita Falls
Tex
Southwestern
Mildred Hunter
Oklahoma City
Beard
Page
Gol
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