Sparkman Won't Fight To Enter Guarded Office
Oklahoma City state War Veterans Commission turmoil ends with John Sparkman saying he will not attempt to reenter his office as two Crime Bureau guards stand watch. Sparkman, ousted executive director, had resisted removal but now relies on the courts. Gov. Gary says he has fired Sparkman and enforcement guards will remove him if he returns. Legal action looms over Wilbur Henline’s acting directorship and Hardy’s controversial appointment.
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Oklahoma City
State War Veterans Commission
John Sparkman
Commission
State Crime Bureau
Sparkman
George Bourland
Woodrow Hardy
Hardy
Raymond Gary
Fred Frey
Chickasha Sparkman
American Legion
Norman Legionnaire
Bourland
Overbrook
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wilbur P. Henline
Jack Newman
Ponca City
Newman
Gary
Crime Bureau
The
War Veterans Commission
Legislative Council
Alahoma
Cleo Fitzgerald
Stillwater Attorne
Fitzgerald
Legion
President Eisenhower Meets Cabinet at Camp David
President Eisenhower attends a Cabinet meeting at Camp David in the Catoctin Hills after his September heart attack. The session follows a National Security Council gathering in Laurel Lodge with Dulles Wilson Humphrey and Strauss. four large helicopters carried officials to the mountain retreat, with Nixon and other leaders arriving by air before driving back to Gettysburg.
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ED Creagh
Thurmont
Eisenhower
Camp David
Catoctin Hills
National Security Council
Denver
Laurel Lodge
National Park Service
Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gettysburg
of State Dulles
Defense
Wilson
Dulles
Humphrey
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Washington
Cosmetics For Men Now Big Business in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills based Aida Grey a facial make up consultant to movie stars reveals a brisk cosmetics for men business. She notes husbands of stars and some stars themselves use the products and explains how she started offering unisex regimens in her salon. The piece discusses why American women and men approach skin care differently and notes unconventional shades like green blue and orchid for various complexions and night life.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Aida Grey
Momma
Poppa
Miss Grey
U. S
Reds Winning in Classroom
WEST ORANGE New Jersey United States faces a growing danger from Russia as it trains engineers and scientists. Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the atomic energy commission warned that the situation could become disastrous in less than 10 years. He called Russia winning the cold war of the classrooms.
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West Orange
N.J
Russia
United States
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Aramburu Faces Peronista Threats In Argentina
In Buenos Aires the 10 day old provisional government led by Maj. Gen. Pedro Aramburu rushes troops to protect the freedom to work as labor and management are warned to keep peace or face grave sabotage. Reports say old Peronista labor leaders plot another general walkout while CGT remains under government control.
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Buenos Aires
Pedro Aramburu
Peronista
Juan D. Peron
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Labor Ministry
No Charges Filed Against Bridenaper
Mrs. Joseph McGuane withdrew kidnapping charges against Gary Pounds after deciding to await further police investigation. Maureen Maga had wed Albert Maga Jr., a soldier, last week, and Pounds allegedly drove her to West Virginia and kept her from telephoning home. Pounds’ brother returned her to McDonald, where the couple’s families live, and Mrs. Maga filed a warrant with a local justice.
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Washington, Pa
Joseph McGuane
Gary Pounds
Pounds
Maureen
Albert Maga Jr
Enoch Matthews
McDonald
Funeral Rites for Roy W Gray Held in Medicine Park
Funeral services for Roy W Gray 41 of Medicine Park were held at 2 30 p m Monday in Ritter Funeral home chapel with Rev Claude Davis and Rev Wade Hunter officiating. Burial followed in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Bearers named Lyle Houser Davidson Tyler Messick Patten. Also noted Iowa resident Mrs Helen Bahr died at noon Monday at her Cedar Rapids home. her daughter Mrs Rachel Wray owns Lawton Flower Shop and was with her mother. Services for Mrs Bahr tentatively set at 1 30 p m Wednesday in Turner Funeral home Cedar Rapids.
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Roy W. Gray
Medicine Park
Ritter Funeral Home
Claude Davis
Bethel Assembly of God Church
Wade Hunter
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Kenneth Lyle
C. C Houser
A. B. Davidson
Ralph Tyler
Euel Messick
O. C. Patten
Helen Bahr
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Rachel Wray
Lawton
Man Gets Year For Manslaughter
Al ex Leroy Nelson 29 of Sand Springs convicted in Tulsa district court of second degree manslaughter for the Dec 11 1953 crash that killed Tommy Hardman Jr 16 Tulsa physician’s son. Jury set one year jail term with formal sentencing next Monday. previous first degree manslaughter conviction reversed on appeal.
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Tulsa
Okla
Alex Leroy Nelson
Sand Springs
Eben L. Taylor
Nelson
Tommy Hardman Jr
Criminal Court of Appeals
Isham P. Nelson
Young Hardman
Red China warns SEATO against war intervention
Communist China cautioned the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization nations against intervening in Laos or Indo China. A Peiping radio quote from an official observer warned that such meddling “will not be tolerated” by China and other peace-loving powers upholding the Geneva agreements. The report stressed Beijing’s stance amid regional tensions.
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Tokyo
China
Laos
Indo-China
The
Red Radio
Peiping Peo
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