Justice Black Refuses To Speed Bus Integration
Montgomery officials and King express disappointment as Justice Black declines to accelerate a Supreme Court ruling ending bus segregation. The order will reach District Judge Johnson by December 12, with a formal injunction to follow. Protesters plan to stay the course until enforcement, while some vow to return to segregated seating plans despite the court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Black
Montgomery
Ala
U.S
Matin Luther King Jr
King
Mantsomen. Diprevement Assn. Co
Boved
Supreme Court
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Verdan
Educational Ad Campaign Planned
Dr. Wilson MM. Compton president of the Council for Financial Aid to Education announced a 12 million dollar national ad campaign beginning next spring to educate people on the value of education. The effort will be coordinated with national advertising and handled by Advertising Company of America across newspapers radio and TV. The goal is to show the need for funds to raise and maintain education quality rather than build projects.
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Wansas
Wan
Wilson MM. Compton
Council For Financial Aid To Education, Inc
New York
Presbyterian College Public Relations
Caun- America
Compton
Khrushchev Seen as Top Russian Leader in Moscow
Editorial summary notes Nikita Khrushchev's rise from a humble background to head the Soviet leadership. It portrays his personality as energetic and practical, his early power struggles, and the ongoing tensions with Poland and Hungary. The piece emphasizes his public image as a strong, hands-on leader capable of defending his position.
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Remivdl Beoduey
United Press
Moscow
Kenneth Brodney
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushches
Tam
Ant
Russia
Dart
Karushchev
Kremlin
Malenkov
Nilsolad Bubynin
Nal
Grav Ly
Comaunist Party
Stalin
Khrushchev
Whrushchev
Khrusachev
Funeral Rites for Paul Pfeiffer Held at St John’s Lutheran
Funeral services were Friday morning at St John’s Lutheran Church in Lawton for 18 year old Paul Pfeiffer who died Wednesday at his home southwest of Apache. Burial followed at Sunset Memorial Gardens under Crews Funeral Home. Bearers were H. Mann, H. Scammaborg, C. F. Mattoon, Walter Smith, Gus Kluck and Avelie Raniniins.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Law
Paul Pfeiffer
Fiumer
Wednessy
Apache
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Lawton
Crews Funeral Home
Mann
HE. Scammaborg
C. F. Mattoon
Walter Smith
Gus Kluck
Avelie Raniniins
Okmulgee Man Acquitted In Voting Scandal Case
Tim Conners, one of two Okmulgee men accused of impersonating an FBI agent to obtain information during absentee voting scandals, is acquitted by a six member jury. The retrial followed testimony from a dozen witnesses in County Judge Jack Scott’s court.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Tim Conners
FBI
Jack Scott
Tom Payne Jr
Wagoner County
Jack Pitchford
Addie Kimbrough
Kimbrough
Pitchford
39 Million Christmas Trees Expected To Be Used
Washington reports the Agriculture Department predicts about 39 million Christmas trees will be used in the United States this year. Roughly 27 million will come from domestic forests and 12 million will be imported from Canada, the department said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Aday
United
Canada
Northeastern Pike Beating Schedule Update
OKLAHOMA CITY UP work on the northeastern turnpike advances ahead of schedule. H E Bailey of De Leuw Cather reports all grading and drainage contracts finished and 88 of 90 bridges completed. The 8.5 mile Tul grade to Tulsa base is 65 percent done with pavement. The Tulsa to Joplin link should open by July 1, 1957. Underrun in roadway and toll facility costs totals about 1.36 million dollars. Missouri Highway Dept. expects steel bridge superstructures on the Joplin expressway finished by year end with steel deliveries in January or February.
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Oklanoma City
H. E. Bailey
de Leuw, Cather & Co
Turnpike Authority
Tulgrade
Tulsa
Joplin
Bailey
Missouri Highway Department
Joplin Expressway
Woman 101 Bakes Own Birthday Cake in Utah
ROY Utah a five foot two hundred pound woman who baked her own birthday cake and still keeps alive of word events marked her 101st birthday yesterday. Mrs Liza Crase McManus husband died 40 years ago but she didn’t decide to move in with relatives until a year ago. Up to then she preferred to live alone. She pooh poohs her advanced age. She saw a fellow in the newspaper who is 105. She said I think he can make it if he can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Utah
Liza Crase McManus
Fort Sill Births Acknowledges Wide Army Family Additions
A Fort Sill column lists numerous birth announcements across units such as 7th FA Group, 88th FA, and 587th FA Bn. Parents include spouses of sergeants and officers like Majors and Captains, with babies named in units including TAGGMSC and A&GMSC. Occasional dates like November and locations such as Fort Sill appear, reflecting a broad military family record.
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Daughley
Ulewtherry
Sard
Th AL
Sill
Biry
E. Slone
L. BR. Tussey
Conarcbd
Spa
Kramer
TL Langbehn
G. Gy
Hernandez
Beyansia
Pre
Wy Sre
R. Wilson
A&gmsc
BE. R. Wilkin
Taggmsc
Baugh
E. J. Miller
Daurhles
Spo
B. Tt. Seunia
APD
J.-H. S My
GSA
Daurlier
GSM Liming
USS
Ande Culif
H.C. Johnson
Sun
Barr
Sty Giryin
San
Ah Trans Co
Nuv
Maj Anil
AL Forrr
Ta&gmsc
SFC
RT Laberge
Mya We Glover
Daurhiey i Spa
Taw
Trans Sun
W. Lee
Yo Jones
A Carnes
Dh. Reckwet
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Browne
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Joe Patterson
Mississippi
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Cache
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Supreme Soviet
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Pels
Eversiods
Bulganin
Shy
Livan Kaci
Bdo Pshehev
Poland
Hungary
Khnishchev
Ave
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PVA el
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Balancine
Wiest
Harry Wiest
Turkey
Sprague's
Furniture Mart
Ngs
AEC Rem
Crete
Sprague’s Furniture Mart
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Tat
Idaire
Fort Sill
Lilas McCord
C Avenue
Joe Ford
D. W. Richardson
Complete Insurance Service
Hood-Donley Agency
Oldsmobile
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The
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