Eisenhower Warns U.S. Over Soviet World Conquest Aims
President Eisenhower warned that the real danger is losing sight of the Soviet Union's aim of world revolution and domination. He noted Moscow's recent talk of peaceful coexistence may mask a long term goal and urged careful judgment in U.S. policy toward Russia.
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U.S
Washington
Eisenhower
America
Russia
Soviet Union
Sen. Knowland
California
Senate
United States
Maids Testify on Bedroom Change in Sheppard Case
Cleveland osteopath Sam Sheppard and wife Marilyn shifted from a double bed to twin beds after returning from California, maid Elnora Helms testified. Prosecution questioned the explanation that Sam claimed Marilyn had a bad cold. The state alleged Sheppard lived with a hospital technician during the trip while Marilyn stayed with friends. Lipas, Bay Village officer, testified about Otto Graham visiting Sheppard and a record player in the room.
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Sam Sheppard
Marilyn
California
Elnora Helms
Helms
Fred W. Garmone
Sheppard
Susan Hayes
Cyril M. Lipas
Bay Village
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Bay View Hospital
Carl Rossbach
Stephen Sheppard
Lipaj
Saul Danaceau
Sheppards
Sheppards’ Bay Village
Food Distribution Ends With Smiles at Lawton Event
An announced shortage of free surplus foods caused a morning scuffle at the OK Transfer & Storage Company warehouse in Lawton as old age pensioners clashed over credentials. Commissioner Emil Woesner said all certified attendees received lard beans cheese and powdered milk. Police and county officers dispersed the fight around 9 30 a m and the distribution concluded with everyone getting their share.
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Lawton
Emil Woesner
OK Transfer & Storage Company
Woesner
Welfare Department
Mover Aims to Save Murals North of Lawton
Comanche County Historical Society and contractor C C E Putney move two ancient murals from the old Indian arts center near US highways 62 and 277 281. Putney funds part of the job but calls for public donations routed through the society to cover remaining costs. Contributions are tax deductible. ground will be deeded to the society.
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Comanche County Historical Society
Old Indian Arts and Trade Center
Lawton
U.S. 62
U. S. 277-281
Cc. E. Putney
Medicine Park
Msgt
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Putney
The
Historical Society
John Keathley
Gross
Lake Lawtonka
Keathley
Council Eyes Long Session on City Boundary Ordinances
City council plans a long session to act on six ordinances expanding the city limits. Bids will be opened for Paving District 89 and five members will be appointed to the McMahon Memorial Auditorium governing board.
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McMahon Memorial Auditorium
Area Weather Forecast Says Warmer Day Then Cooler
Forecast continues fair and warmer today and cooler Wednesday with strong shifting winds this afternoon and tonight. High today 70, tonight's low 37, Wednesday near 60, today’s low 32, Monday’s high 62, 11 a.m. reading 57 degrees.
Jury Acquits Banks In Death Trial
O Neal Banks a 26 year old Negro soldier was found innocent by a superior court jury after a two hour forty minute deliberation in the May 3 death of Frank Bell. Defense attorney Lewis Derke argued self defense and Bank s testimony supported that claim. The verdict surprised County Attorney Manville Redman who had led the prosecution.
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Banks
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Manville Redman
Redman
Derke
Preston Williams
Fort Sill Cid
Oerke
Edward Williams
Williams
Tesoar
Charlie Hill
See Banks
ROK Blasts U.S. For Backing Reds
South Korea denounced U.S. support for Communist Czech and Polish truce inspectors in Korea and said it postponed expulsion at Washington authorities’ request. The ROK threatened force if the inspectors stay beyond a week. The U.N. Command warned Gen. Hull would use all means to protect the Red teams under the armistice if needed.
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South Korea
United States
Korea
Washington
Roks
U.N
Tokyo
John E. Hull
Far East
Chinese radio proclaims death for 22 American spies
Peiping Radio announced that 22 Americans including Col John Knox Arnold Jr and Maj William H Baumer faced death or heavy sentences for espionage actions jeopardizing China. Other convicted agents named include Downey Fecteau and nine more Americans with varied prison terms.
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London
Red China
U. S. Air Force
Peiping Radio
China
John Knox Arnold Jr
Washington
North Korea
Arnold
William H. Baumer
Lewisburg
91St Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron
U. S. Far East Air Force
Nea Vomvoer
Supreme People’s Court
Peiping Radio Said
John Thomas Downey
Jack Donovan
Connecticut
Richard George Fecteau
Massachusetts
Central Intelligence Agency
Peiping
Tokyo
Downey
Baumer
Fecteau
Oklahoma court clears funeral director in Cook case
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that Glenn E. Boydstun of Comanche kept his license after the state’s embalmers board suspended it for soliciting Billy Cook’s funeral. It overruled claims of gross malpractice, saying the law’s general sense does not include solicitation of business.
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Oklahoma Supreme Court
Qokla
Billy Cook
State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Glenn E. Boydstun
Comanche
Boydstun
Cook
Joplin
California
Gas
Carl Mosser
Atwood
Ill
Oklahoma
Robert H. Dewey
Boydston
P. Pitts
Graham
Oklo
Licensing Board
Vishinsky Dies Body on Public View at UN Meet
New York Soviets displayed the body of Anrei Y. Vishinsky at the Park Avenue headquarters after his death yesterday likely from a heart attack. A funeral will be held in Moscow with a government and Communist party commission named to oversee proceedings. Jacob Malik to head the UN delegation temporarily. Gromyko seen as possible permanent successor, with Zarubin among names.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Moscow
United Nations
Park Avenue
Europe
Moscow Radio
Communist Party
M. O. Pervukhin
Andrei Gromyko
Vishinsky
London
Jacob Malik
Britain
U. N
Malik
International Organization
Vishinksy
Gromyko
Georgi Zarubin
United
Jury finds Marines to receive new rifle in 1916
Jenner says some Americans involved in Red China intrigue and discusses witnesses Hinton Powell China Review. Thurman Priest case in Missouri where a cartridge linked to the murder of 11-year-old Jeanette Earnest is found near the abduction site. Priest held in Webster County jail. gun not recovered.
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Lebanon
Jeannette Earnest
Thurman Priest
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Priest
Webster County
Marshfield
Washington
Sen
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Senate
Korea
Internal Security Subcommittee
William H. Hinton
Putney
John W. Powell
San Francisco
Hinton
Powell
Communist Party
United States
China Review
Shanghai
John B. Powell
Lawton Prepares for Quiet Thanksgiving Holiday
Lawton plans a quiet Thanksgiving with church services family gatherings and a Shrine midget football game. Public offices businesses and schools close. Fort Sill cites civilian day off. highway patrol runs a state campaign to ensure safe travel. The day includes Union a seing services and a Shrine club game at 10:30 a.m. with free admission for children.
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Milton Keating
Lawton Public
Comanche County
Cameron College
Vernon Howell
Floyd Tice
Iing
Lawton Oo
Alliance
First Christian Church
Paul Oe
Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
Atend
Evert Stadium
Amarillo
Senators Probe Attack on Judge
Justice Department officials were summoned before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee to explain attempts to prompt U.S. District Judge Luther Youngdahl to withdraw from the Owen Lattimore perjury case. Sen. Hennings urged a full inquiry, saying the matter must be investigated to get to the bottom of alleged pressure to influence the court. Youngdahl dismissed the affidavit by Leo Rover, saying it aimed to discredit or intimidate the courts.
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Washington
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary
U.S
Luther Youngdahl
Owen Lattimore
Langer
R-Nd
Full Judiciary Committee
Sen. Hennings
D-Mo
Hennings
Leo A. Rover
District of Columbia
Youngdahl
Lattimore
Rover
UN Committee Approves Atom Plan in Unanimous Vote
United Nations General Assembly committee approves Eisenhowers atoms for peace plan in a 60 nation session. Russia's bid to insert a disarmament veto fails as 12 nations abstain, while all delegations back the plan after amendments are adopted.
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U. N
Presidan Eisenhower
General Assembly
Disarmament Commission
Russia
Jury Deliberations Prolong Torture Robbery Trial
Oklahoma City jury in the Robert O Hurt torture robbery case is deadlocked 11-1 after 31 hours of deliberation. The judge denied a mistrial and the panel requested two extra minutes before being sent home. A juror once arrested in 1952 faced questions during proceedings as Charles Edwin York and Adrian Wayne Burns are tied to the case with York convicted and Burns awaiting trial.
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Robert O
Bob) Hurt
Clarence Mills
Dave Tant
Bob Turner
E. A. Capshaw
Tant
Bob
Mills
Perps
M. L. Seaborn
Hurt
Gurley B. Lenn
Charles Edwin York
Tulare
Calif
McAlester
Adrian Wayne Burns
Cordell
Winds To Hit Area Tonight With Warmer Temperatures
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions with strong winds arriving late this afternoon and tonight The state expects temperatures 5-10 degrees above normal in western areas and 3-5 degrees above in the east Ardmore reported a low of 30 degrees as a cold start eased into a milder five day trend.
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Oklahoma
State Weather Bureau
Ardmore
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