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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1957
Page
4
A fragmented report shows Senator Javits condemning federal budget cuts while urging resistance to rapid reductions. The piece notes opposition from conservatives and references the era's debates on government spending, education, and public business, with scattered mentions of dates and political factions.
France suspends aid to Tunisia over support for rebels in Algiers region. Algerian FLN operatives gain refuge across the Tunisian frontier. French communique reports clashes in the Bouzogze Mountains with 70 rebels killed and French losses of 8 dead and 19 wounded.
In Memphis an agitated housewife described a large male peacock perched on her chimney and making loud noises. Neighbor William Loewenberg advised there is no danger, noting the male peacock becomes enraged after rejection and may roam until the mating season ends in about two weeks.
Confused OCR yields a fragmented report claiming Atlanta Black voters and candidates faced a runoff. It notes Jack Summers receiving 270 votes and Alexander notching a lead in the May 8 primary, with unclear references to Griffin and Meade amid a disputed campaign outcome.
A second contingent of officers and men from Fort Bliss arrives to join the advance party at Fort Sill. About 230 personnel will reach by June 24 to support the transfer of surface to surface missile training. They will join the training command in the 32d Field Artillery Group and train enlisted personnel for duty with guided missile battalions.
Mexican authorites report a 14 year old girl named Juana Gompe from Castile Valleys as the mother of quintuplets amid a hospitalisation. The case highlights child birth risks in remote regions and prompts medical and social inquiries.
President Pedro Aramburu plans a sweeping shakeup of army commands after Gen. Luis Bussetti was arrested following a defiant push to oust the army minister Gen. Victor Jaime Majo. Majo, 66, was named acting commander and may announce more changes, while tensions split younger officers from old guard generals in a third military crisis in three months.
Reports note months apparent aloofness with a pro Aramburu stance and no visible special security measures in Buenos Aires, shaping regional political dynamics and signaling cautious official posture.
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