Bergman Rossellini Legal Separation Ends Sacred Romance
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini obtained a legal separation in Rome, ending their seven year union. Attorney Ercole Graziadei announced the split and released a letter stating they could no longer live together. Rossellini left for an undisclosed destination after the court action. Bergman, recovering from illness, appeared at the palace of justice.
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Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Ingrid
Hollywood
Magietrate
Mario Elia
Feluce of Justice
Ercole Gra Jadei
Rossel-lni
Miss Bergman
Rolmance
Rossellini
Sonali Das Gupta
Paris
Graziadei
Palace of Justice
Rosselini
Elia
Flu Strikes Over a Million in Week Kansas Sees First Deaths
United Press reports 1 250 000 Americans infected with influenza last week, raising total cases to 4 250 000 since last summer’s first case. 856 deaths in 10 large cities, nationwide trend mixed with increases in some states and declines in others. Kansas reports first fatalities as outbreaks affect tens of thousands and five die statewide.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Til
Health” Agency
Connecticut
Michigan
Wisconsin
Alabama
Mississippi
Wyoming
Arizona
Texas
United States
Kansas
Redstone Missile to Highlight Lawton Veterans Day Parade
Fort Sill officials announce a 69 foot Redstone missile will be shown in Lawton’s Veterans Day parade starting 10:30 am Monday. Two trailer segments will transport the missile as it tours the downtown route with Fort Sill batteries and bands joining the event.
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Fort Sill
Lawton
Robert Kren
Kren
4Th
Redstone
223Rd Artillery
la Z
Charles A. Symroski
Calvin Love
VFW
Cameron, College and
Tomlinson
Farade
Col. F
Experts Hold Special Security Talk at White House
President Eisenhower convened a second expanded National Security Council session with the largest turnout of outside experts to date. The meeting followed discussions linked to Sputnik II and U S science progress, with 45 participants including top officials, six days ahead of the planned address on science and security.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Anne Wheaton
White House
Hisenhower
Security Council
NSC
State and Defense
Office of Defense Mobilization
Ike
Husband Shot Wife Released After Family Dispute
Lonnie Ray of Lawton age 1 year was wounded in the elbow and side at home Wednesday evening and was listed in satisfactory condition at Memorial hospital. His wife Jean 25 was questioned by police and released after telling officers she shot her husband after he attempted to strike her with a chair. Detective Capt Otis Waldron said no charges are contemplated and Ray must decide whether to sign a complaint.
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Memorial Hospital
Lonnie Ray
Gore Blvd
Jean
A& Chair
Otis Waldron
Ray
Waldron
Sen Mike Monroney to Visit Lawton Friday Morning
U S Senator Mike Monroney will arrive in Lawton Friday morning to tour the U S Army Artillery and Missile Center and address the Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon at the Hotel Lawtonian. He will be greeted by Brig Gen Philip C Wehle and briefed on post projects before a Snow Hall tour and noon luncheon introduction by Frank Kitchens.
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Mike Monroney
Lawton
U. S. Army Artillery and Missile Center
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Lawtonian
Frank Kitchens
Chamber
Ross H. Porter
Mipal
Sen. Monroney
Philip C. Wehle
McNair Hall
Ab Company Monroney
526Th ‘Field
Atillery Missile Battalion
Snow Hall
Monroney
Chamber’ Forum
Fort Iu
No Indication Seen Of Red Moon Rocket
U S naval observers saw no sign of a Soviet moon mission during the 40th anniversary celebrations. Moon monitoring continued through the night as Sputnik II was reported bright then dim due to tumbling. Tass in Moscow said Laika remained in satisfactory condition after four days in space.
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U.S. Naval Observatory
Cmdr. W. M. Robinson
Robinson
Russia
Sputnik II
United States
Smithsonian‘ Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Sputnik
Avery
Comn
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Tass
Moscow
Laika
Woman Identifies Suspect in Late Night Lawton Incident
A Lawton woman told police she was harmed by a 26 year old Black man who allegedly threatened her life with a weapon during a late night assault. The victim and another woman had identified the suspect, but a positive ID was not confirmed as of noon today.
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Lawton
Lawton View
Berterbis
Eisenhower weighs plan for space ship launched by rockets
Chicago Tribune reports President Eisenhower considering a plan to launch a space ship bigger than Sputnik using military rockets. The project could cost up to 275 million dollars, with a satellite to circle about 600 miles high and carry mice or monkeys for science. Pentagon officials declined to comment while White House aides review costs and international impact.
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Chicago Tribune
Eisenhower
Russia
Sputnik
New York Daily News
Washington
the Tribune
Pentagon
Txoralne
White House
Avere
Child Custody Case Delayed in Indefinite Court
A child custody case scheduled for Wednesday afternoon in an indefinite court has been delayed. Details unreadable in the form and parties involved could not be confirmed due to the damaged source.
Rain Track Confusion Amid Mixed Forecasts
Forecasters show discord over rain with yesterday cloudy notes and today partly cloudy expected. Measured rainfall includes 0.62 inches since 7 am Wednesday and 0.68 inches today, Lake Lawtonka up 24 inches since Friday, cattle ranch reports 0.5 inch, Saddle Mountain creeks rising, Fort Worth bulletin cites tornado and severe thunderstorm warnings for southern plains.
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Canton
Lake Lawtonka
Roy Higdon
Soviet ICBM Display Highlights Bolshevik Parade
Moscow reports reveal a 60 to 75 foot long ICBM shown in Red Square during the Bolshevik anniversary parade. Tass identified the rocket as an ICBM while western observers noted it may be an intermediate stage design, with other jet propelled rockets and a 200 millimeter cannon also demonstrated before visiting dignitaries including Mao and Ho Chi Minh.
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Soviet Union
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Kremlin
Russia
U.S
Mao Tse-Tung
China
Wladysaw Gomulia
Poland
Ho Chi, Minh
Viet Nam
Malinovsy
Georgi Zhukov
Lenin - Stalin
Jeader Nikita S
Khrushchev
Préstia
Malinov
Tomas
Share
U S Rejects Red Call For Meeting
Washington state department officials rejected Nikita Khrushchev's proposal for an East West summit. They said such a conference would only be desirable if there were reasonable grounds for expecting beneficial results.
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Washington
United States
Communist ‘Party
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Khrushchev
Saucer Tales On Increase Across the Nation
A surge in flying object reports swamps authorities nationwide. Scientists doubt most sightings, citing stars, planets, mirages, or hysteria from Sputniks. A Harvard astronomer calls it another saucer scare while Wright-Patterson notes only a few percent of past reports remained unexplained.
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Nebraska
Tennessee
Russia
Donald H. Menzel
Harvard‘ College’ of Astronomy
Chicago
Fiji Islands
Italy
Free “World
Iran’ Curtain
Air’ Force
Wright- Patterson ‘Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Tave AE Co
Robbery Report Involving Fort Silman Officer
City police say an unidentified Negro couple is sought in an early morning Fort Silman robbery. First Lt. Arthur Smith of 41st FA Group told police a Negro man approached him, threatened to shoot, and a Negro couple took $12 from his coat pocket and handed it to the partner.
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Fort Silman
Arthur Smith
State Bootleggers Increase 23 Per Cent
Washington report shows a 23 percent rise in state bootlegger activity and liquor license totals. Oklahoma enforcement notes a jump in licensed retail dealers during the past fiscal year with higher revenues and federal participation.
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Jack Clel
Constitution
Washington
Murcey
Okahoma
Oklahoma
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