Fort Sill safecracking suspects nabbed after loot recovered
Eldridge Berry Sr. and J Davis, two Negro men, were arraigned before U S Commissioner Vernon Field on second degree burglary charges for cracking a Fort Sill Toy Land store safe. FBI and military officers recovered part of the $1 800 loot from a creek under a bridge.
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Fort Sill
Cache Creek
SH 7
Lawton
Harvey Ricketts
Post Engineer's Office
Lawton View
Fort Sills
Toy Land
Bill Dixon
Lawson View
U. S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
East Cache Creek
Vernon C. Field
Eldridge Berry ‘Sr
Douglas
Png
Wile J. Davis
McKinley
FBI
Post Exchange
Field
Berry
Ots Waldron
Davis
R. A. Davis
Aggies Receive Bowl Bid to Longview Showdown
Cameron College Aggies were invited to play in the Industrial Bowl at Longview Texas next month. Coach Leroy Montgomery said the celebratory call came from the Longview Chamber of Commerce. If accepted the Aggies would face Kilgore Junior College on Saturday December 7. Montgomery noted a squad meeting would decide and President Clarence Davis must approve. Cameron stands 263 this season with a schedule heavy on tough opponents. They defeated top ranked Compton California 33 6 but lost 34 7 to Arlington Texas now ranked No 1.
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Cameron, Aggies
Longview
Tex
Coch Leroy Montgomery
Montgomery
Longview Junior Chamber of Commerce
Aggies
Kilgore
Clarence) Davis
Aggie
Cameron
Compton
Calif
Arlington State
Col
Urban Renewal Plan Jolted By State Ruling
Lawton's bid for federal urban renewal funds and slum clearance was jolted when the state urban renewal act was ruled unconstitutional. The state attorney general Mack Williamson issued an opinion that while the act remains valid, it likely blocks federal aid for the plan.
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Lawton
Mack Williamson
Itelf
AFL-CIO Ousts Bakers Union
Washington AFL-CIO suspended the Bakery Workers Union for noncompliance with an October 23 order to purge corrupt influences. President George Meany criticized the executive board for lack of action while Cross and other leaders resisted debarment and vowed to seek re election.
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Washington
Aflcio
Bakery Workers Union
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Bakery Workers Executive Board
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Meany
James
Y'G
Cross
Nets
Sims
Paul Gravely on Danger List After Heart Attack in Providence
Paul Gravely, 67, author of The Last Time I Saw Paris and other works, remained on the danger list at Rhode Island Hospital today after suffering a heart attack at the hotel where he resides. He called for an ambulance himself.
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Providence
R. I
Elliot
Paul
Paris
Rhode Island Hospital
Soviets Claim Absolute Rocket Superiority Says Khrushchev
In a two and half hour interview Henry Shapiro reports Nikita Khrushchev asserting Soviet rocket dominance and warning war could come from lunatics. He cites potential peaceful talks with the United States but warns war on the American continent remains possible. Khrushchev discusses a peaceful rocket contest and notes changes in Soviet leadership.
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Henry Shapiro
United
Bresy Star
Moscow
Nikita Khrustichev
Soviet Union
United Press
Russia
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
Georgi Zhukov
Presidium
Central Committee
Stalin
Khrushchev
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ben Soviets
Duncan Receives Two Life Sentences in Murder Case
Charles E. Duncan Jr aged one year old Sterling resident was sentenced to two consecutive life terms after pleading guilty to two murder charges. Undersheriff Hoyt Shelby said he will be moved to the state penitentiary after the current district term ends. The murders occurred on September 15 at the Tillery home when Clyde Tillery and his brother-in-law Charles Ivey were shot with a .22 caliber firearm.
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Charles E. Duncan Jr
Sterling
State Penitentiary
Hoyt Shelby
Duncan
Clyde Tillery
Tilery
Charles Ivey
Tillery
Dunogan
Pase
Red Spy Gets 30 Year Term
Col Rudolf I Ade, the highest ranking Soviet spy caught in the United States, was sentenced to 30 years in prison and a 36 000 fine in Brooklyn. He faced potential death penalty but received a lengthy term after standing quietly as the sentence was handed down.
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New Yorks
Rudolf I. Ade
U.S
Mortimer W. Byers
Brooklyn
Asst. U
William Tompkins
Sooner bass drummer aims for quiet Notre Dame game
Norman Oklahoma bass drummer Dave Miller a 19 year old sophomore from Enid says he has a signaling system to help quiet the crowd for the national telecast of the Notre Dame game. He explains he will raise his drum sticks when the Irish break from the huddle to signal both band and crowd to hush.
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Oklahoma
Dave Miller
Enid
Colorado
Cal Ward
Ward
Miller
Notre Dame
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Sooners
Miter
Butt
Dal Ward
Terry Brennan
Owen Field
Sooner
Roomem
Cooler Weather On Tap Saturday
Epothali weather brings Lawton partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures. Overnight lows drop to the lower 40s with a forecast of more precipitation Saturday and Sunday. Temperature range noted through Wednesday suggests a warming trend by midweek.
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Lawton
Abe Upper
Wesmendaye
Evidence Of Fire Found In Airliner Crash At Sea
Seventeen bodies recovered and wreckage found after an Honolulu bound airliner ditched a week ago. Twelve victims wore life jackets, suggesting a ditching during the 10,000 foot descent. Debris and signs of fire were noted as Navy ships, aided by helicopters, search a 100 mile square area northeast of Honolulu, seeking the remaining 27 crew and passengers.
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Honolulu
Philippine Sea
Coast Guard
Donald Mac
Diarmid
Navy
San Francisco
Airianer
Page
Gaillard denounces arms to Tunisia amid NATO strain
Paris Premier Felix Gaillard denounces U S and Britain for arming Tunisia while reaffirming France's western alliance. He warns the situation endangers NATO unity as arms shipments arrive and a NATO parliamentary conference walkout follows. Bourguiba calls the move historic though France faces domestic crisis.
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Paris
Felix Gaillard
United States
Britain
Tunisia
France
Western Alliance
NATO
National Assembly
Prague
Gaillard
Washington
U.S
Habib Bourguiba
Algeria
North Africa
Area Weather Forecast With Mild Temperatures Ahead
Partly cloudy through Saturday with mild afternoons and cooler nights. Today’s highs in the 60s, tonight’s lows in the 40s. Saturday’s high expected in the 60s with cooler conditions overnight.
Film Company Imports Bison for Wichita Mountains Shoot
BILL CRAWFORD reports a Texas buffalo herd is being shipped to the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge for a Walt Disney color production. Director Yak Canutt says the “contract buffalo” will handle closeups and a simulated killing scene, with wildlife officials noting no harm and coordination with See of Andy Burnett script. Wildlife staff emphasize safe, routine-use guidelines as location work begins Saturday.
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Bill. Crawford
Texas
Wicchita “ Mountains
Hetuge
Yak Canutt
Longhorn State
Julian Howard
Andy Burnett
Fish and Wildlife Department
Howard
Claremore
Will Rogers
Procter Gamble ties steer Pentagon rhetoric shift
Washington pundits drop the phrase calculated risk in defense circles. Asst. Secretary Wilfred J. McNeil cites Procter or Procter & Gamble links as new framing. Neil H. McElroy, former P&G president, assumed office last month, prompting debates over influenced policy language.
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Washington
Pentagon
Procter's Gamble,’ Asst
Defense
Wilfred J. McNeil
National Security Industrial Assn
Neil H. McElroy
Procter & Gamble Co
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