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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1956

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Soviet police chief Serov arrives to check British security

Ivan A Serov the Soviet security chief flies to London as security plans are reviewed for the Khrushchev Bulganin visit beginning April 18. British papers label Serov odious sinister and blazon concerns rise over mass murders and deportations in World War II.

London Ivan A. Serov Europe Scotland Yard Bulganin Nikita Khrushchev

Democrats Eye Dark Horses After Kefauver Win

Washington reports Democrats who back Stevenson ponder alternatives after Minnesota primary loss to Estes Kefauver. Possible contenders listed include Averell Harriman Lyndon Johnson Stuart Symington Frank Lausche G Mennen Williams and Robert Kerr amid talk of a split nomination and no clear front runner.

Washington Adlai E. Stevenson Minnesota Sen Estes Kefauver Tennessee Adlai Stevenson Kefauver Averell Harriman New York Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Stuart Symington Missouri Frank J. Lausche Ohio G. Mennen Williams Michigan Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma Raymond Gary Harriman

U S proposes arms inspection plan amid new Soviet tests

The United States offered to cut military manpower to 2.5 million if the Soviet Union matches it and called for 40,000 to 60,000 square miles of each side to be opened to international inspection. The plan, presented by Harold Stassen, aims to test disarmament controls and may be discussed next week. Five UN subcommittee members would send inspectors to 20,000 to 30,000 square miles of each side.

London United States Soviet Union U. S Britain France Washington Siberia Japan Lewis L. Strauss U. S. Atomic Energy Commission Harold Stassen Eisenhower Canada Russia

Marty Sweeps Oscars as Borgnine and Magnani Win

Hollywood fans witnessed a surprising sweep as Ernest Borgnine and his film Marty claimed the top Oscar trophies. Italian star Anna Magnani won best actress for The Rose Tattoo, with Jo Van Fleet and Jack Lemmon taking supporting honors for East of Eden and Mister Roberts respectively. The ceremony at the Hollywood Pantages drew over 2,000 celebrities and marked an all-newcomer year.

Hollywood Ernest Borgnine Marty Italy Anna Magnani U.S Jo van Fleet Jack Lemmon Mister Roberts Borgnine Hollywood Pantages Hollywood Boulevard New York Honorary Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

Auditorium Rites Tonight at Lawton High School

Lawtonians attend dedication of Lawton High School's $325000 auditorium, part of a $242 million model school plant. Dedication at 7:30 p.m. includes Jerry Brammer address and school play Our Hearts Were Young And Gay. Auditorium features 1400 seats, turquoise gold waterfall curtain, motor front curtain, fireproof stage gear, and a 80 by 35 foot stage.

Charges Against Joe Taylor Dropped in Chandler

Chandler Oklahoma Ardie City Commissioner Joe Taylor had two burglary charges dismissed by County Attorney Tom J. Amis due to lack of evidence in two Prague break-ins last December. He remains charged in Garvin County on three burglary counts after a Stratford case jury acquitted him there.

Chandler Okla Lincoln County Tom J. Amis Ardie Joe Tayor Amis Prague Taylor Garvin County Stratford

Solons Name Committee To Plan Apportionment

Oklahoma City Sen George Miskovsky announced a 17 member panel to draft a new apportionment formula for the Legislature. The group, mostly attorneys with three technical advisers, will convene in Oklahoma City on April 8 to study a draft for a constitutional amendment. The move follows years of stalled reapportionment and court-related pressures. Tulsa and Oklahoma City are represented among the attorneys, with other members from Ardmore Atoka Muskogee and Enid.

Oklahoma City George Miskovsky Tulsa Ardmore Atoka Muskogee Enid Supreme Court H. V. Thornton University of Oklahoma John T. Waggoner University of Tulsa Steve Stahl Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council Robert D. Hudson Common Pleas First State Court of Tax Review Richardb. McDermott Harry Dyer Tulsa County Bar Association Tulsa Legal Aid Society

Economy Urged On Royal Family

The Daily Mirror columnist Cassandra sharply critiques royal spending, urging economy as government seeks inflation cuts. The piece cites Britannia costs at 2.2 million pounds with refits totaling 100,000 and notes plans to replace the Queen's Flight Vikings at 50,000 pounds each, suggesting high transport outlays.

London Daily Mirror Mirror Cassandra Royal Sea Royal Transport

Student Tries Death by Own Action After Rebuff

A 20 year old Cameron college student attempted suicide by turning on gas and locking himself in a kitchen after a breakup. A neighbor’s call and a nurse’s action led to police rescue before noon. He was taken to Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.

Cameron College Frank Murphy Emma Lee Cox Clyde B. Thompkins

Overcast Skies Fade as Rain Forecast Dims in Weather

Noon observations report overcast skies with no measurable rainfall in Lawton. Highs were expected in the 50s. The Weather Bureau predicted a few scattered showers late Friday, but fair weather for tonight.

Lawton Weather Bureau

Defense Narco Trial Centered on Entrapment Claim

John Helvey, owner of Lawton Drug Co., stands trial in district court for allegedly selling paregoric beyond legal limits to Ben Moore on October 21. The defense, led by Lewis Derke, contends entrapment as Moore sought to trap Helvey into an illegal sale.

John Helvey Lawton Drug Co Ben Moore Helvey Lewis Derke Moore Derke Oklahoma City

Recruiters Invade Havasupai Canyon For Army Service

In Flagstaff Arizona Navy and Army recruiters visit the isolated Havasupai at the canyon bottom. M Sgt Vestal Nunlist and Engineman Wesley D Wolf meet Chief Manakaja to discuss enlistment while playing football on a sandy field. The piece highlights recruitment efforts among the 250 residents and notes the absence of timeouts or substitutes in the game.

Flagstaff Ariz Uncle Sam Vestal Nunlist Wesley D. Wolf Navy Prescott Havasu Canyon Utah Colorado River Nunlist Stanley Manakaja Manakaja Wolf

B 25 Crashes in Texas with Six Crewmen Killed

A B 25 bomber crashed about 50 miles southwest of Waco while on a night training flight from Connally Air Force Base. All six crew members were killed. The crew included pilot instructors Lt. K R Woodman Jr and Lt Zed Gibson Jr, co pilot Lt Peter Hisky Jr, and students 2nd Lts E G Smith Jr, Thomas Andres, and Frederick Buresch Jr. Wreckage found near U S 79 north of Franklin by highway patrolmen. Last contact was 11 05 p m Wednesday. search began at 1 a m Thursday.

Waco Tex Air Force Eads and Nichols Marlin U.S. 79 Franklin PS Oh Provertson County K. R. Woodman Jr Biddeford Maine Zed C. Gibson, Jr Koshkonong Peter M. Hisky Jr Pocatello Idaho E. G. Smith Jr Macon Thomas E. Andres Estes Park Col

Fort Sill hosts rare civil defense double header show

Civilians will see a rare Fort Sill event on Saturday featuring jet planes and a simulated atomic blast. A Massed Fire 1 artillery display starts at 10 a.m. at Firing Point 137, followed by an Air Firepower demonstration. Both are open to the public with tickets via the Lawton Chamber of Commerce.

Fort Sill West Range Lawton

Huge Sill Hangar Project Begins at Fort Sill

A half million dollar heli copter shelter project starts at Fort Sill with $548,970 contract awarded to Southwest Constructors Inc. The 20,000 square foot hangar will sit between Hangars Three and Five on Gate Two and is set to finish by January 1957.

Fort Sill Post Field Army Aviation Unit Training Command Southwest Constructors Inc Oklahoma City Aviation Command AAUTC Post

Coast Guard reports four engine aircraft crash near Flagler Beach

The Coast Guard said a four engine aircraft crashed about three miles offshore near Flagler Beach. No definite information on the aircraft type or whether it was civilian or military. It was unclear how many persons were aboard.

Flagler Beach Fla Coast Guard Here

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Ivan the Terrible Foreign Office Serov Lavrenty P. Beria Manchester Guardian Gen Ivan Serov The Daily Sketch Con Hi Nabor Dems Lonifois Magnani LHS Lawton High School Bill Crawford Booth Board of Education Joe Taylor Solons Dark Canyon Bulletin
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