Four Prisoners Charged With Threats to Eisenhower and Nixon
Four prisoners at the federal dormitory in El Reno Oklahoma were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of threatening the life of President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon. Identified are Howard Reed Liggett 20 Tulsa Edward Evans Landers 20 Augusta Georgia Freddie Gene Bradley 26 Odessa Texas and Robert Lewis Kemp 19 Brne Island Massachusetts. The threats, both mailed and oral, were made while in confinement and not connected to the President’s visit. Prison term could reach 15 years for Liggett if convicted.
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Oklahoma City
Secret Service
el Reno
Okla
Eisenhower
Nixon
Rolland H . Osborne
Oklahoma
Howard Reed Liggett
Tulsa
Edward Evans Landers
Augusta
Freddie Gene Bradley
Odessa
Tex
Robert Lewis Kemp
Brne Island
Osborne
Liggett
Bride Prays As Girard’s Fate Is Decided
MAEBASHI Japan Bride of GI William 5S Girard prays to Buddha as verdict nears in manslaughter trial. The Ottawa Illinois native, 22, faces possible jail for the Jan 30 death of Mrs Naka Sakai at a US firing range. Haru Candy Girard waits in a candlelit room, vows to endure if needed.
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Maebashi
Japan
William
Girard
Buddha
Ottawa
Naka Sakai
Somagahara
Haru
Candy) Girard
Mm Oizurmi
Autopsy awaited in Cache death of Mary Rodriguez
County Attorney Warren Crane awaited autopsy results to determine the death of year old Indian woman Mary Louise Rodriguez of Cache. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Memorial hospital about 10 p.m. Sunday after her husband Anthony Rodriguez and her mother Jane Niedo drove her there. The husband said she took pills and would not name them and that he found the door blocked and a gas jet on without lighting the stove upon returning home. He forced the lock to enter.
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Lice
Gein
Warren Crane
Mary Louise Rodriguez
Cache
Lawton
Rodriguez
Memorial Hospital
Anthony R. Rodriguez
Jane Pearl Niedo
I Rodriguez
Lewis Davis
Lee Fioman
Faga 3
Col
Pair Wed Thrice It’s Finally Legal
Howard Lawson and Mary Sylvester recount three ceremonies over two counties and a last minute license fix to wed legally. They began in Normal and Bloomington, traveled to Urbana for a blood test, faced a second waiting period, then encountered a clerical error in Champaign County. After a final test and license correction, Rev. Doland married them Saturday evening, with the ceremony finally legal in Bloomington not McLean.
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Bloomington
Howard Lawson
Mary Sylvester
Mansfield
Howard
Normal
Mary
Urbana
Champaign County
F. Roy Doland
McClean County
Inister
Goh
Registration Ends In County Friday
County election officials remind voters that registration for the December 3 county cheer option election closes Friday. Secretary Mrs. Jimmie Logan notes state law bans registration two weeks from an election and restricts transfers or changes in that window. Those eligible to vote last May 25 need not re register.
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Jimmie Logan
County Election Board
Logan
Actress Slated For Operation After Appendicitis
Hong Kong reports Elizabeth Taylor with appendicitis during the world tour. Mike Todd said she will have the operation on their return to Los Angeles as she recovers at a friend's home.
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Hong Kong
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike Todd
America
Todd
Los Angeles
Man Booked and Friends Hunted In Theft
A 20 year old Lawson man was booked at city jail this morning as detectives questioned him and five friends about four weekend burglaries at Central Baptist Church Church of Christ and Centenary Methodist and the USC club. Detectives said 25 city teenagers were questioned and released with no clear link to the crimes. The church break ins included a safe entry at Central Baptist and a broken window into the USC club office. See THEFT Page 3, Continued Col 4.
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Lawson
City
Cleo Stout
United Services Organization Club
Stout
Central Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Sycamore
Certenary Methodist Church
USC Club
Fourth
Fred Willhoit
Morris Walker
Centenary Methodist Church
Snow and Cold Rain Sweep Oklahoma in Wintry Onslaught
Snow and cold drizzle spread across Oklahoma on the second day of a weeklong wintry siege. Temperatures ranged from 22 in the northwest to 35 in the southeast as a five day forecast warned of below normal readings and 10 to 20 inches of western precipitation with 0.20 to 0.40 inches in the east. An additional rain round was forecast for Thursday. Light snow touched the state’s east and sleet was seen at Edmond. Moisture totals up to 7 am included 1.76 inches at Tishomingo, 1.50 at Kingston, 1.33 at Okmulgee, 0.70 at Okemah, 0.32 at a gauge near Wagoner, and 1.63 at Dewar.
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Gace
Oklahoma
North Wind Promises Unstable Week In Lawton Area
A brisk north wind chilled Lawton Monday with an 11 a.m. reading of 37 and a 35 overnight low. A freeze of 30 is forecast tonight, then Tuesday's high near 48. Showers Sunday night yielded .10 inch. Lake Lawtonka had no rain. Creek flows persist as readings remain unsettled. Weathermen predict upper 20s to upper 40s Tuesday through Saturday with scattered showers possible.
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Lawtonians
Seéno
Lawton
Lake Lawtonka
Roy Higdon
Ares
Pope's Condition Remains Critical After Accident
Orville Don Fope Sr a 47 year old Lawton insurance agency owner was gravely injured in a highway accident near Chickasha Saturday. He underwent surgery Sunday and was reported holding his own though still critical. A separate SH 152 crash west of Binger killed Glen Barbee 52 of Eakly at 12 05 am. Melvin Erwin Cools 45 of Meeker and his wife Velma 45 suffered serious injuries including skull fracture and broken ankle. Their son Raymond 17 was injured but condition unknown. Authorities had not identified a passenger in Barbee's car.
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Orville Don Fope
Lawton Insurance Agency
Chickasha
SH 152
Binger
Grady
Glen ‘Barbee
Eakly
Melvin Erwin’ Cools
Meeker Cook
Velma
Cies
Raymond
Pineau Says Arms Did Not Thwart Reds In Tunisia
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau said Anglo American arms shipments to Tunisia did not deter Soviet deliveries. He argued the move angered French public opinion and could hinder NATO talks. Pineau spoke in New York before meetings with Dulles and UN officials, noting Bourguiba seeks no Soviet arms.
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New York
Christian Pineau
Tunisia
Moscow
Pineau
Paris
Washington
John Foster Dulles
United States
Britain
Lasteek
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Habib Bourguiba
Communist Party
France
Idlewild
NATO
Dulles
USA
London
Selwyn Lloyd
U.S
Brightwingers
Pravda
Tzvestia
Trud
Sovietskaya Rossiya
Tunisian
Alantic Block
Africa
Crash Victims Returned From Pacific Catastrophe
Long Beach California reports the aircraft carrier Philippine Sea docking with 19 bodies aboard and wreckage from a Pan American Stratocruiser that crashed into the Pacific on November 8. FBI agents met the ship as it docked on a mercy mission, aiding Civil Aeronautics Board investigators seeking the cause of the crash that killed 36 passengers and eight crew.
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Long Beach
Calif
Philippine
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
FBI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Stevenson joins NATO plan talks with Dulles
Adlai Stevenson met Secretary of State Dulles for an hour and a half in Washington. Officials say the session was very cordial and friendly as Stevenson begins his role advising on the Eisenhower administration's NATO program. He will study proposals and may join the Paris December heads of government meeting if possible.
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Washington Smn
Adlai Stevenson
Dulles
Stevenson
State Department
NATO
U.S
Paris
Eisenhower
New York
Farley
Stevenson Will Help Ike Says He Can Be Of Real Help
President Eisenhower says Adlai Stevenson can be of real help in strengthening the North Atlantic Alliance. The claim stems from a letter to Stevenson thanking him for agreeing to advise on NATO Council preparations in Paris for December. Eisenhower notes Foster will coordinate preparations across government agencies.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Adlai Stévenson
Eforts
North Atlantic
Stevenson
Paris
Foster
NATO
State Follows Gary Appeal For Chins Up
Norman Oklahoma proclaimed chins up as Sooner fans mourned Notre Dame defeat. Alumni and players offered philosophy on resilience. Bud Wilkinson urged finishing strong while Stillwater fans lightheartedly mocked the loss with a humor club note. Notre Dame coach Brewman and lineman Lynch credited Sooner spirit on NBC Today.
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Norman
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
Sooner
Notre Dame
Big Red
Sooners
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Robert J. Lew
Cuero
Tex
San Antonio
Eddie Crowder
Bud Wilkinson
Jefferson House
Stillwater
Tii
Oklahom Times Bureau
Terry Brewman
Dick Lynch
Soonerland
Eisenhower allocates 900000 for Oklahoma flood relief
President Eisenhower announced from his vacation headquarters an additional 900000 for flood and storm relief in Oklahoma. The federal government had already provided two million dollars and the storm-hit areas were declared a major disaster area on May 18.
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Augusta
Gaib
Eisenhower
Oklahoma
White House
James C. Hagerty
Navy eyes faster launch for test and larger satellite
The Navy announced a possible two month speedup in its satellite program. If the small six inch sphere launches successfully next month, a fully instrumented 20 inch satellite could follow ahead of the March target. If the first test succeeds, the later two tests may be foregone. The plan aligns with Project Vanguard and IGY goals, with Army involvement considered after a November decision.
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Washington
Navy
Eisenhower
Project Vanguard
John P. Hagen
Vanguard
U. S
Army
Accused Slayers Flee Indiana Jail
Seven men including three charged with murder escaped from Crown Point jail by bending window bars with a metal table. Sheriff West warned residents to verify visitors and avoid strangers without coats. the fugitives reportedly headed north toward Gary in a stolen car. One car stolen near the jail was later found in Gary.
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Srown Point
Ind
Jack West
Citzens
Reg
Tts
John Dilfinger
Gary
Crown Point
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Recuse
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Kilezn
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Wisconsin
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Pope
Chickasha Hospital
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Alabama
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