Tornadoes Claim 14 More in Missouri
Fremont and Dexter Missouri report additional tornado deaths as line of stormy weather roared through the southeast. Severe winds topple trees and damage cars while regions along roads suffer power and structural impacts amid a continuing Missouri tornado outbreak.
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Premont
Dexter
Missouri
Roovistiers
Crak
Vielbais
Sting
Ikensiea
Phivis
Iran
Kansas City seeks federal disaster aid after tornado destruction
Gov James T. Blate sought 23 million dollars in federal funds to aid the Kansas City area after a deadly tornado. The disaster spanned Martin City Grandview Hickman Mills and nearby suburbs, destroying 418 homes and numerous businesses. Curfews were imposed in hardest-hit neighborhoods, with multiple deaths confirmed across several communities. Federal aid was urged to reconstruct schools, streets, water and sewer services as the region faced widespread hardship.
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Kansas
James T. Blate
Met
Iksenhower
Sale
Joel
Martin City
Grandview
Hickman Mills
Weston
Post To Honor General Sill and Hamilton in Rites
The Acme Artillery and Circled Missile Center plans a granite monument at Old Post Quarangie to honor General William Sill and Alexander Hamilton, with a dedication 10:30 am led by Maj. Richard Douglas. The event includes a painting by Gen. Sill for the Fort Sill Museum.
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Alexander Hamilton
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Mesanabeco
Philip J. Shoevidan
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Aeelone
Stone River
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Sheridan
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Eppurki
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Shevicit
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President Eisenhower Warns on Missile Budget Cuts
President Eisenhower spoke about defense funding and the proposed missile budget, urging approval of a defense program. He warned that cutting the appropriation could jeopardize vital missile and air defense projects, and he expressed hope that Congress would fund every cent of the plan.
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Washington Time
Isenhower
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CeTetiae
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Reizenhower
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Wm Sen
Dlifornia
Dulles Calls Aid Slashes Folly in Congress Remarks
President Eisenhower defense and foreign policy debate centers on aid cuts and arms programs. Secretary Dulles rebukes the idea of large reductions, warning that deep cuts risk weakening deterrence and alliances. Supporters argue economic strain demands reassessment of military aid.
Family Shopping Day Ready To Go in Lawton
Lawton hosts Family Shopping Day on Thursday. The event runs until 9 pm, inviting the entire family to shop together. Local organizers promote a community outing with extended hours and family focused activities.
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Bow
Lawton
Honor Graduates Set Sights On Nursing And Math Careers
Valedictorian Vernita Helms and salutatorian Judy Wither of Lievten High School pursue top science and math tracks. Vernita plans Oklahoma University Nursing this fall backed by a notable Army leadership reference, while Judy focuses on chemistry research pathways. Both students aim for advanced studies and professional roles in their fields, reflecting strong academic honors and service.
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Headielws
Lievten Aigh School
Vernita
EB. Taammonil
Unive Y Okhioma School of
Itahan City
Seiener
Mercer UC. Willer
Aoops
Achilles
Mel
Walter
Veruitia
Judy
Anton
Msnellus
Aledelovian Vernica
Valedi O
Dunior
Homer Society
Future Nurses of America
National Honor Society
Ties Chapler
Lambda Alpin Sigma
Ter
Graduation Ceremonies Set Thursday at Lawton High
Oklahoma past and present on Puhove Gecherie at baton high school's 147th commencement rites are set for Thursday at 8 pm. The Lawton Board in action will present the valedictorian Verna Velias and salutatorian, with the president Joyvee Bursles delivering the address. The ceremony includes a processional by the LOS band under George Waters, music by the girls glee club, and introductions of the board and superintendent, followed by the alumni hymn.
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Baton High School
Whursday
Lawton Board
Will Piene Pas
Hiss
Joyvee Bursles
Wue
Traci Agnew
Poey Wickmant
Joan Godlave
Walter
LOS Band
George Waters
Ta Jena Law
Board of Tedaenton
Jet drops flare pod prompt fire fears
A jet wing clip over central Florida caused a flare pod to detach, sparking a fire fear. Reporters note the incident may be triggered by sun heat and describe the scene near Jacksonville as the station 52 Mares wohl records a high candle power in the event.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Nagy
Florida
Broadway
Bob Ohl
Ohl
Church Convention Set Here In 1958
The Oklahoma state convention of Oklahoma Christian churches will be held in Lawton May 4 to 7. Rev W L Darvishdis of the First Christian church announced the dates, expecting about 700 to 900 attendees. Twine Gafford, vice president, helped move the convention to Lawton from Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Enid where it was previously held at Phillips University and affiliated colleges.
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Lawinn
Wls Darvishdis
First Christian Church
Reliy
Twine Gafford
Lawton
Hea Oy
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Enid
Phillips University
Mystery surrounds death of young Negro girl in apartment
An autopsy confirms strangulation in the death of Verlene Jones a twenty one year old girl found in her east Lenton apartment The report notes no natural causes and investigators continue to question many persons while a Fort Sill suspect previously cleared remains under scrutiny Page 3 continues Mercer column.
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East Lenton
Otis Waldron
Verlene Jones
Pregmak
Joartien
Waldron
Doad Wwek
Fort Sill
Moncriel
Mercer
Oklahoma Storms Lash State With Tornado Warnings
Fierce storms raked Oklahoma from the southwest as tornadoes, hail, and heavy winds swept through Knabklyood Alfalfa in Cadel County and Mountain View. Reports of damage came from Shamrock Ponca City Guthrie and Oklahoma City with winds over 60 miles per hour and up to three inch hail. Authorities issued tornado alerts statewide with conflicting damage reports as the storm center moved through Oklahoma City.
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Chendigs
New Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Newkirk
Panhandle
Oklahomi
Frerich Seeks New Premier Amid French Instability
Paris reports President Rene Coly wins a recurrent term as new premier signals continued political instability. National Assembly rejects Gay Moller's ouster plan to fund Algeria camp, prompting Mollet’s resignation and heightening chances of a coalition government. Potential successors include Pierre Pflimlin and Rene Pleven. Cox’s U.S. visit may be postponed.
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Rene Coly
Wouriot
National Assembly
Gay Moller
Socilist
France
Ty Canery
Cox
United States
New York
Mollet
Pierre Plinvin
Inf Olcenter Catholic Mrp
Foplite Republican Movement
Sind
Rene Pleven
In Threat
Dam Gates To Stay Shut as Lake Levels Rise
The council decided not to open flood gates to relieve Walter if Lake Lolka reaches capacity, risking inundation of non city property. Simultaneously, negotiations to buy private land likely to flood were revived, tied to a $179,000 damage suit by Mrs. Mable B. G. Huckleberry filed last year. Mayor Ellsworth says the city must purchase the land eventually.
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Walter
Counes
Mable BG. Huckleberry
R. Ellsworth
Gas Tax Hike Becomes Law
Oklahoma voters face a penny per gallon gasoline increase as Gov. Raymond Gary signs the emergency gas tax bill into law. The measure raises about 4 to 4.5 million dollars for road repairs, with a provision to suspend the tax early if revenue suffices. The bill passed swiftly after a joint session and signals a near adjournment of the 26th legislative session.
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Okbahoma City
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Senate
Gary N
Gary
Roy J
Turner
Oklahoma Storm Toll Rises With Tornado Hits
Severe storms pounded southwest Oklahoma with tornadoes and heavy rain. In Mountain View a tornado damaged eight to ten houses and two farms, with roofs and outbuildings ruined. Lawton saw 33 mph gusts and widespread tree damage. power outages were brief. Rainfall reached 1.6 inches, and hail occurred in several towns.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Medford
Texas
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Lawton
Mt. View
Weather Bureau
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Mountain View
Carl Kobs
Kobs
E. I. Rackley
Travis
Chattanooga
Grandfield
Lake Lawtionka
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