No Action Taken In Cain Bias Case
The Subversive Activities Control Board will take no action in a bias and prejudice case against board member Harry P. Cain until open hearings here. A Seattle proceeding on the Washington Pension Union matter will be recessed to allow resolution. The union seeks Cain's disqualification, while the government opposed it, and Cain has presided since October 8.
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Washington
Jay G. Sykes
Cain
Justice Department
Sykes
Backstairs At The U S White House Mystery Gear
Gettysburg reports heavy microwave gear around Camp David and a white radar tower for transmitting secret White House messages. Observers note a Gettysburg tower resembles a TV mast but it serves secure communications for the White House rather than networks.
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Merriman Smith
Gettysburg
White House
Camp David
Eisenhower
Cabinet
National Security Council
Washington
Housing boom and shortage near Camp David during Eisenhower visit
The President's trip to Camp David to meet the Security Council and Cabinet spurred a housing boom and shortage in Thurmont, the nearby town. Most press and media were housed in two motel camps, but some could not be accommodated and returned to Gettysburg for the single evening Eisenhower spent at the camp.
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Camp David
Security Council
Thurmont
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Camp David helicopter field bogged by mud visitors arrive
The helicopter landing area at Camp David became a chilly bog as Washington egg beaters, Cabinet members, and Security Council members arrived Monday and Tuesday. Lt. Col. William Draper, the President's pilot and Air Force aide, praised pilots for landing on the small, muddy surface.
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Camp David
Washington
Security Council
William Draper
Air Force
Estes Visits Johnson Social Call Amid Health Recovery
Estes Kefauver of Tennessee flew to Dallas and Fredericksburg for a brief social visit with Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson at the LBJ Ranch amid Johnson's heart attack recovery. Kefauver avoided asserting any campaign plan but acknowledged that national candidates seek Johnson's support. Johnson outlined a 13 point program at Whitney Texas Democrats urging abolition of poll tax, parity restoration, and other measures.
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Stonewall
Tex
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kefauver
Dallas
Fredericksburg
Johnson
LBJ
Pedernales River Valley
Austin
Adlai Stevenson
Robert Kerr
Dokla
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Whitney
Texas
Rigby Named Lintz Department Store Manager
Randall L. Rigby of Cleburne assumed duties as manager of the Lintz Department Store at Fourth and D in Cleburne. A former assistant manager, he has been with Lintz since February 1946 after five years in the Army, including service in South America, the South Pacific, and the Philippines. He and his wife and four children will move to Lawton after the first of the year. he is a native of Cleburne and attended John Tarleton College.
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Randall L. Rigby
Cleburne, Tex
Lintz
Fourth and
Rigby
Cleburne
South America
South Pacific
Philippines
Rigby Is
John Tarleton College
Stephenville, Tex
Lawton
Randall Jr
John Michael
Mona Kay
Robert
the Baptist Church
Draper Plans Helicopter Training But Won’t Fly President
May learn copter piloting when time allows. Draper aims for helicopter instruction, hearing a conventional pilot can qualify in 10 hours. He rejects using a single motor for the President and prefers not to haul him in whirly birds.
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Draper
Draner
Barbers Reject Haircut Price Hike in Tulsa Vote
Tulsa barbers rejected a proposal to raise haircut prices to 1.25 dollars with 77 voting for and 55 against. A two thirds majority was needed. Union official R D Byrum said another attempt would likely be made after the year begins. Haircuts cost 1 dollar in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Tulsa County
R. D. Byrum
Barbers Union
E. C. Carder
Oklahoma City
Secrecy Barred In Passport Case
U S District Judge Luther W Youngdahl ruled that confidential information cannot be used to deny passport facilities. The decision requires due process and a quasijudicial hearing with evidence the applicant can challenge. He ordered a hearing for Leonard Boudin within 20 days, a first under court order.
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Karl R. Bauman
Washington
U. S. Dist
Luther W. Youngdahl
State Department
Department
Passport Office
Youngdahl
Leonard B. Boudin
New York
Communist Party
Boudin
English Hamlet Sold Out at Moscow Theater
The Moscow Art Theatre house was full for the British premiere of Hamlet in English. Paul Scofield stars as Hamlet and the audience filled the venue despite the language barrier.
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Moscow
Moscow Art Theater
Paul Scofield
Hamlet
Prisoners Donate Blood for Judge in Toledo
Common Pleas Judge Thomas J. OConnor recovering from stomach ulcer operation received blood transfusions from prisoners he jailed. After the Monday surgery a hospital appeal drew volunteers. 18 jail trustees and other inmates answered the call in Toledo Ohio.
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Toledo
Ohio
Common Pleas
Thomas J. O'Connor
O’connor
William Hirsch
Dangers of War Souvenirs Hidden In Homes Explored
Second in a series warns children imitate explosions from media and keep dangerous war items. U S Army ordnance teams across Texas to New Mexico are ready 24 hours to dispose of threats from rockets to bombs. Reports cite incidents in Leesville and Pitkin where discarded munitions endangered youths. public is urged to notify police or civil defense to remove hazards.
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Army
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Leesville
Five-State
Sheriff's Office
Civil Defense
Kiwanians Hear Governor Speak At Downtown Northwest Luncheon
Dr. James N. Walker, governor of the Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis district, urged continued good work at a joint Kiwanis luncheon at First Christian church. About 170 attended as Northwest Kiwanis hosted with remarks on Kiwanis ideals, club history, and the role of committees.
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James N. Walker
Fort Worth
Tex
Kiwanis International
Northwest
Kiwanis Club
First Christian Church
Northwest Kiwaniis
Walker
Principal Delivers Annual Thanksgiving Message at Dunbarele Gram
Lemuel Harkey principal spoke this afternoon on Thanksgiving at the Dunbarele gram. Second grade students presented two choral readings, a playlet, and a scripture recital. Rev. H. P. Parris offered the Thanksgiving prayer as Mrs. Ethel James accompanied on piano.
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Lemuel Harkey
Dunbarelegram
Ben
Margaret Foster
H. P. Parris
Union Baptist Church
Ethel James
Vision defects linked to mental retardation says institute
The Better Vision Institute states that visual impairments occur across intelligence levels but are more common in mentally retarded individuals and that severity roughly matches the degree of mental deficiency.
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The
Better Vision Institute
1000 Watch Post Musical Fort Sill TDY 55
Fort Sill presents a free at the post Theater No 3 musical comedy revue titled TDY 55. About 1 000 Lawtonians attended the show last night with a cast of over 30 and an army band orchestra. Ph Neil Slater leads as musical director and Pvt Dan Melnick directs.
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Fort Sill
McMahon Auditorium
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Estes
Randall Rigby
United States
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Garrison
Ella Mackey
Glenn Winters
Salvation Army
Neal Walker
Wichita Falls
Dr. Walker
H. Tom Wiles
Jerry Brammer
Lanny Nelms
Bill Sallee
Mangum Kiwanis
Weaver Creed
John B. Horton
UNION
First Baptist Church
Corner
5Th and
B Avenue
Rev
William Parrish
First Baptist Choir
Kenneth Myers
Lawton Ministerial Alliance
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
San Antonio
Central
Airlines
UCN Hadas
Los Angeles
APCO
Sutqing
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