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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1955

Page

3

Jerusalem Sniper's Paradise Near Church of Nativity

A United Press dispatch from Jerusalem describes a sniper’s paradise around the Church of the Nativity area. Front lines cut through the city dividing Jewish and Arab zones as mines and barbed wire dot the landscape. Crossing from new to old Jerusalem requires special passes, and return is barred.

Bethlehem Jerusalem Arab Legion Jacob Rachel Old City Mt. Zion King David’s Mount of Olives Zion Valley of Gehenna Valley of Slaughter New Mandelbaum Gate Jordan Held

Funeral Rites for G W Youngblood Held in Elgin Church

Services for G. W. Youngblood 81 were at 2 30 p m Monday at the Elgin Baptist church with Rev Don Bergeren officiating Burial followed in the local cemetery with Law ton Funeral home in charge He died Saturday from a heart attack leaving more than 40 direct descendants Bearers were F S Allen T J Neal W T Evans W H Revel M F Dodson and Jim Hensley

Elgin G. W. Youngblood Elgin Baptist Church Don Bergeren Lawton Funeral Home Youngblood F.S. Allen T. J. Neal W. T. Evans W. H. Revel M. F. Dodson Jim Hensley

Big Four Foreign Ministers Show Human Side at Geneva

Observers describe Molotov as nervous and methodical, Dulles as energetic and analytic, MacMillan as reserved and formal, and Pinay as shy yet capable of sudden ire. The four trade glasses, papers, and quick lines as they respond to Molotov’s remarks during the conference sessions.

Geneva Dulles MacMillan Pinny V. M. Molotov Molotov America John Foster Dulles Antoine Pinay Provncial France Mr. Molotov

Admiral warns Russian subs could blockade Japan easily

Vice Admiral William M. Callaghan told the Foreign Correspondents Club in Tokyo that about 90 Soviet submarines stationed at Siberian bases could block Japan in a war unless Japan or the United States provides additional forces. He described the fleet as capable of domination in such a scenario.

Tokyo U.S. Navy Far East Siberian Japan Adm William M. Callaghan Foreign Correspondents Club United States

Arab Leaders Must Woo Reds By Buying Arms, Says Cairo

Cairo dispatch notes Arab leaders view Gamal Abdel Nasser's Czech arms deal as a rise of Arab independence. Implications favor cooperation with the Communist bloc over Western ties, while rejecting Western-financed projects. The piece links Baghdad pact reactions, Jordan valley financing, and broad nationalist sentiment.

Cairo Gamal Abdel Nasser Czechoslovakia Nasser Jordan Valley Iraq Middle East Egypt

Eisenhower Settles Into Gettysburg Office Life

President Eisenhower eases back into duty at his Gettysburg home using a ground floor study as a bedroom while recovering from a heart attack. Sherman Adams to meet him, Weeks to visit, field for helicopters prepared, and uniformed White House policemen guard the post office as Gettysburg welcomes the First Family and staff.

ED Creagh Gettysburg Eisenhower Sherman Adams Washington Navy Eisenhowers Signal Corps White House

Retriever Trained Just Bit Too Well

Dr L J Anderson and family hunted ducks on the Snake River when their dog Dan McGrew saved nine ducks by swimming them ashore. The dog retrieved every duck while the boat tipped, then rode out the perilous moment before rescuers arrived to pull the hunters from ice water.

Retriever Boise Idaho L. J. Anderson Dan McGrew Anderson Leland Snake River Dan Sgt David Ickes Mountain Home Air Force Base

Officers Robbed Home Break-In Targets Cop Leader

In Louisville Kentucky a thief broke into police Capt. William Binder's home and stole $30 belonging to the Kentucky Peace Officers Assn. The message warns the thief to find a good hiding place.

Louisville William Binder Kentucky Peace Officers Assn

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