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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1957
Page
9
Norwell Supervisor of Aho yt Oyun Iktin an Chaeian announce changes in Fort Sil youth programs. The kindergarten committee chair Elizabeth Wag and Mrs Witla are named for duties with Septenber dates and a plan to attend a related ceremony.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a small suburban group operates a makeshift bus service. The event includes unclear references to operators, timing, and a possible sale. Residents discuss safety, schedule concerns, and the need for formal oversight.
Dulles defends the prohibition on American newsmen visiting Red China. He warned that the administration’s policy restricts press freedom, while arguing responsible reporting guides foreign coverage. He said the State Department must distinguish between serious and sensational journalism.
A series of retirement ceremonies were held at Fort Sill and related posts as long serving soldiers including Lt Col Kare relah and Maj Jack Maron completed over two decades of service. Officers received certificates of achievement and appreciation, with plans spanning Lawton Texas McNinney and North Carolina as many prepare for civilian careers or post retirement tours.
Fort Sill hosts the Roadee event on June 8 to test military drivers in close-quarters steering, parking, and precision stopping. Three entrants per group compete for prizes including a Savings Bond and a trip to Fort Sam Houston Texas. Winners will advance to a final round at the post.
Residents note the clocks shift as daylight saving begins. Opponents like Jacobs express dislike of the time change, while others adjust to the new schedule amid the Kentucky region’s early Sunday transition.
United States Air Force and Coast Guard planes with the cutter Bible joined an extensive search for the nine crew members of the fishing schooner Joan Villeine, reported in danger of sinking 23 miles east of St Pierre Island. The vessel sent two messages stating it was sinking and that the crew had abandoned ship as rescuers combed the area.
The 63rd Transportilian Company Hiedust completed a round trip from Fort Polk to Fort Sill during the King Cole exercise. Capt. William M. Tun led the convoy, tallying 182,503 miles from January through April. The Fifth Transport Co. and Sund Fritz Artillery Group supported the operation with ordnance and transport services, returning by April 25.
A lingering southern low pressure dumped torrential rain on Dallas causing major flooding and evacuations while a tornado near Paris, Texas caused property damage without injuries. The death toll from the 14 day storm rose to at least 18 as more scenes of flooding and ruin spread across Texas. A young cowboy Delmer Lee Lake died while attempting to cross water on horseback. Heavy rains and hail extended into Mississippi Valley and New England, with Western states forecast rain and remaining cooler in the East.
Two traffic officers issued Wilbur Howard a ticket for 40 mph in a 25 mph zone. Five minutes later his wife received a ticket in the same zone for 83 mph in the family car. Bolivia’s La Paz is the world’s highest capital, nestled in a sheltered valley at about 1900 feet.
Albany New York Governor Averell Harriman denies inviting Greek Archbishop Makarios to visit New York state. He calls the letter to a Cypriot exile controversial abroad and says the message cannot be read as an invitation. The governor emphasizes the statement stands for itself.
A seed barely larger than a pinhead grows into a redwood tree towering past the Statue of Liberty. The massive conifer may weigh over 2.007 million pounds and holds enough timber to construct several houses.
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