Humphrey Resigns Cabinet Post Amid Ike Pressure
President Eisenhower faces a cabinet reshuffle as Humphrey plans to step down after long service. The story notes possible successors including Anderson and the White House press conference hints at policy continuity. The resignation follows months of debate over the Treasury role and personal reasons cited by Humphrey.
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City Orders Condemnation Of Three Buildings
City authorities condemn three structures including a two story brick building at 22 Gigs cann deavy tieythte ning freme, citing nuisance and unsafe conditions. Property owners have days to abate nuisances or face removal of the buildings, with fines up to 820 dollars daily if noncompliant.
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Defense Budget Debacle Marks First Round Test
A garbled report details defense budget defenders facing a rough initial test. Mentions of personnel cuts, militia orders, and curtailment of procurement programs hint at strained resources and policy tensions amid broader defense spending debates.
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State Park Worker Found Dead in McCurtain County
Officials report a state park employee was found dead at home near McCurtain County. Cause described as sudden, with investigators coordinating interviews and reviewing local records. Recovery and release followed preliminary procedures as authorities pursue further details.
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Patrol Strengthens Force For Holiday Patrol
Valaluma City officials say police will boost patrols for the holiday period starting tomorrow at 10 pm and running until midnight. Last year six people were killed and 76 injured in 258 accidents during the season.
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Col Rhodes Honored At Retirement Ceremony
Col Jack Le Rhodes was cited for faithful service and leadership at a retirement ceremony in Fort S.I. January TA. Gen. de Shago presented the certificate while Col Rhodes and his wife received plaques and crests for distinguished duty.
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Women Cleared Of Kidnap Count In San Diego Case
Mary was acquitted of kidnapping charges after a six woman jury found her not guilty following a week of testimony. The defense argued she was abducted and buried alive, surviving through prayer and strength, while prosecutors contended a kidnapping occurred. The earlier mistrial left the court history in the record.
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Cub Scout Pack Plans Meeting and Outing
The Cub Pack held a postponed meeting and picnic at the Fort Sill Activity playground. Cub Scouts and families will participate in games as the event resumes after last Friday's storm.
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Jefferson School
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Fort Sill
Robbery Suspects Enter Pleas in Local Case
Tan and Sal Negro men charged with hijacking shipments at a port face court. Prosecution says a crew conspired to steal cargo, with hearings set for morning. Detected names and minor details appear in the damaged report.
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Teignaiem
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Giles
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Corts
More Arrests Seen in Strike Death
In Austersville Ada several men are held in connection with a shootout at a Gulf States rack and plant under construction for the Producers Assn. The fatal shooting killed John Ward, 22, as police say more arrests are expected and construction may resume.
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Dickson
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Willian
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Atanta
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Nennedy
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Boy Bitten by Timber Wolf Loses Arm
In Prandon Manitoba a five year old boy named Bobby Gilmore was bitten by a timber wolf. He thrust his arm through the cage bars and doctors amputated the arm just below the shoulder. The incident occurred Sunday at a local site.
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Prandon
Manitoba
Bobby Gilmore
City weighs bond funding to cover judgments and water lines
The council reviews a financing plan to pay court judgments via ad valorem taxes and a bank bond to cover costs. Selected Investments and Wichita Finance face multi‑case sums totaling over 100 000, with city policy tying water mains surrender to any developer agreement. Harvey House seeks city locates Westwood First Addition, pending committee study.
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Hamilton Hall opening and Memorial Day observances
The Fifth Field Artillery unit memorializes Hamilton Hall with a 2 hour dedication ceremony featuring a diorama of Hamilton's charge at Yorktown. About 400 guests attend. Memorial Day services led by Ewing Gafford at Highland Cemetery include the Gettysburg address by Warren Crane and veterans groups marching to the cemetery.
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Sale Continued on Front Page Blue Ribbon Apartments
Property was delayed six months from public auction under a waiver. FNMA will transfer the buildings to federal housing administration for rent or private ownership. Blue Ribbon apartments sit at 2200 Blackton Toaver in Gaoeh Acres with two and three bedroom units. The Vogue apartments syndicate built the complex and faces prior suits, now believed to be redeemed by the owners.
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Suil
Vogue Apartments
Federal Agency Expands Loans for Storm Victims
The Small Business Administration will provide four percent loans to farmers for tornado damage recovery. An office will open if demand grows, with officials inviting interested parties to contact the state office or SBA representative in Lawton. Red Cross aid evaluator Odessa Gibson travels to assist in processing requests.
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Holy City Readies Holiday Rush for Easter Pageant
Wichita Mountains Easter Service Association director Jack Batten says the Holy City grounds are green and ready for visitors during Memorial Day weekend. Wallock Memorial rooms and Holy City chapel will be open 7 am to 9 pm daily with questions directed to Mrs. Maude Smith. The Saturday 9 to 10 50 pm Joseph and His Brothers production opens a summer series with David and Saul to follow. Admission is free with a voluntary offering. Chaplain Walter Pettibone narrates and Rev Clarence A Ridge offers the benediction.
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Summer Band Concerts Set by Lawson and Municipal Band
Lawson's swimmer band and municipal band plan eight weeks of concerts starting June 18 and continuing through July 25 at Team. McHenry, director, announced the schedule and recruitment of area musicians including Fort Simon. Contact McHenry at Lanm High School band room or home for details. Jorge Wallers and Me Nonry named in staff changes.
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Oklahoma Turnpike Bill Faces Senate Opposition
The proposed turnpike financing provision would expire in two years if the southwest road is not started. Opponents Boyd Cowden and Walt Allen warned the plan, arguing legal concerns and state control. The proposed route would run near Chickasha as the highway department advances a four lane U.S. 1 corridor southward.
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Chandler
Walt Allen
Chickasha
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Clothing drive for tornado victims launched by Kiwanis
Northwest Lawson Kiwanis members unanimously started a drive to collect clothing bedding and other household items for Friday's tornado victims. Walter Oswalt is contact for donations and pickup, with program notes from Lawton Heights church meeting and a film on national defense by Capt. Robert Kren.
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