Four injured in two car north Lawton crash and arson arraignment
A two car collision 10.4 miles north of Lawton injured four people including Mrs. Gertrude Armstrong and Miss Wilda Witt with varying injuries. The driver, Jimmy Joe Walls, 18, Temple, escaped serious injury. A justice of the peace said McElroy would be arraigned early this afternoon. A pedestrian accident on Seventh injured Linda Thompson, 10, in another weekend mishap.
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Justice of Peace
McElroy
Lawton
Highway Patrol
Gertrude_ L. Armstrong
Kathleen Rozinski
Perry Martin
Wilda Wilt
Temple
Clariece L. Aubrey
Southwestern Hospital
Emma
Jane Roach
Columbia
Bell
Charles E. Roach
Larrance
Henry J. Hile
Carver
Elsie L. Weaver
Andrews
Weston Andrews
Norman Norris Raskin
Lincoln
Weaver
Memorial Hospital
Hospital Births and Admissions Reported in Indian Territory
Birth announcements list daughters and sons born to families in Apache Cache Anadarko and surrounding areas with times and weights. An extensive roster details admissions and discharges across multiple wards including medical surgical and maternity for numerous patients and relatives.
France splits over mediation offer in Algerian crisis
The conference agreed to mediate between France and Algerian rebels but the plan was quickly rejected by French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau. The move sparked a split in Premier Felix Gaillard's Radical Socialist party, while Strasbourg urged negotiations with Tunisia and Morocco to ease the costly uprising. Authorities fear an overt American move could harden Gaillard's stance amid the Tunisian arms dispute.
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France
Offfer
Christian Pineau
Radical Socialist Party
Felix Gaillard
Gaillard
Radical Socialist Conference
Strasbourg
Tunisia
Morocco
Oklahoma City Engineers Sight Sputnik Pass Over Station
Four KWTV engineers Virgil Kerr Heul Hutchins Paul Foreaker and Vernon Skinner reported seeing a bright light pass northwest of Oklahoma City and over their station for about five minutes. They noted the light varied in brightness as it moved across the sky. The occurrence followed scientists predicting the satellite would cross the U.S. three times Sunday night. A meeting of aviation writers is planned in Oklahoma City on December 29 to inspect new Civil Aeronautics Administration facilities at Will Rogers Field.
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Oklahoma City
KWTV
Virgil Kerr
Heul Hutchins
Paul Foreaker
Vernon
Skinner
United States
Aviation Writers“Of the Nation
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Will Rogers Field
Area Men In Service Depart for Fort Bragg and Navy School
Lt Johnny Amburgey son of Mr and Mrs Charles Amburgey will leave Friday for Fort Bragg North Carolina to join the 266th AFA battalion after completing the officers Basic course at Fort S Lt and Mrs Amburgey reside at 1902 A Melody Amburgey is their daughter Two Comanche county men Donald J Phelps Cache and Samuel D Barham Lawton graduated from recruit training at San Diego Naval Training Center on November 22 Phelps is the son of Mr John Phelps Barham is the son of Mrs Ella Bogenrite of 1309 Washington
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Johnny Amburgey
Fort Bragg
Charles Amburgey
N. C
266Th Afa
University of Oklahoma
Fort St
Amburgey
Sandra Rogers
Lawton
Melody
1902
NAVY
Comanche County
Donald J. Phelps
Cache
Samuel D. Barham
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Phelps
John Phelps
Barham
Ella Bogenrite
Washington
Capital To Seek New Boundaries For Metro Area
JM Stanley Draper of the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce says Oklahoma City will seek new metropolitan area boundaries in the 1960 census. He returned from Washington where he advised the Bureau of the Budget on metropolitan outlines. Surveys now under way to count workers in adjacent counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
JM Stanley Draper
Markets report from Chicago and Oklahoma City prices
Wholesale butter and livestock prices mixed with steady butter markets in Chicago. Oklahoma City prices list wheat, broilers, hens, eggs, butterfat and cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep with varied gains and steadies across categories.
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Chicago
Oklahoma City
Board of Agriculture Today
Guymon
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
Hens
Elk City
Waronga
Blackwell
Pauls’ Valley
Clinton
Lawton
Eges
EL Reno
Pauls Valley
Shattuck
Blacswell
Watonga
Enid
Paul
Macmillan Voices Trouble Over NATO Alliance Split
MacMillan warned at Bordeaux that first class and second class allies cannot exist in NATO with second ranking states always bowing to orders. Jacques Soustelle condemned a Tunisia arms deal as violating NATO Algeria security treaty and urged brutal retaliation. Analysts doubt any patching of the Western Big Three until Algeria issue is settled.
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Than Delmas
Bordeaux
NATO
Jacques Sousteile
Algeria
Vouvray
Tunisia
France
Macmillan
Booster shots urged for aged and chronic flu risk groups
Oklahoma health officials urged older persons and those with chronic conditions to take the Asian flu vaccine. The new booster, doubling the previous strength, should be on the market soon. Officials hope protection rises to about 85 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Grady
F. . Mathews
Ok Lahoma
Mathews
F. R. Hassler
Health Department
Washington
Hassler
Oklahoma
Solon Urges Public Airing In Oil Dispute
Senator Joseph O Mahoney urged Attorney General Rogers to withhold any consent decree in the international oil cartel case until the matter is publicly discussed. He emphasized the issue belongs in a Senate subcommittee hearing and questioned private settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
William P. Rogers
Congress
O'Mahoney
Senate
U. S
Europe
Rogers
Subcommittee
New York
Justice Department
Thhe Department of Justice
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
States Bar Housing Aid Across Nation
Wyoming and Utah are the only states not allowing cities to receive federal housing aid for redevelopment or public housing. The Journal of Housing notes four states lack enabling public housing laws, and seven more would block cities from federal urban renewal if added. State laws govern eligibility for federal loans grants FHA mortgage insurance and slum clearance.
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Chicago
Wyoming
Utah
Journal of Housing
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials
Towa
Oklahoma
Idaho
Mississippi
Louisiana
Montana
New Mexico
Federal Housing Administration
Eastside man attacked in hijack attempt with knife
A 29 year old Black man said four Black men jumped him on Sunday evening between S First and D and C streets as he returned from a grocery store. He was stabbed with an ice pick in the abdomen and reported in fair condition at Memorial hospital. Willie H Guice of 230 Gore told officers of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside
S. First
Willie H Guice
Gore
Guice
Memorial Hospital
Siad
Officer Warren Remains In Disputed Absence At Fort Sill
An Army warrant officer, Warren, was reported missing from his unit at Fort Sill after last being seen near Lawton on a Wednesday. A note suggested a Dallas trip and a car breakdown on U S 80. Texas patrol found him sleeping in a car near Gladewater. he was towed to Gladewater and later returned to duty. Previously, in September he wandered away, was found in the Wichita Mountains Refuge in a dazed state after nine days, and hospitalized before resuming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Lawton
Tye
War- Ten
Dallas
U.S. 80
Texas Highway Patrol
Warren
Gladewater
Wichitaountains Wildlife Refuge
Refuge
Airman Inhaled By Jet at Richards-Gbour Base
A 20 year old airman Curtis L Large of Wilbur Washington was pulled about 12 feet into the intake of an F86 after it landed at Richards Gbour Air Force Base. He suffered severe scalp lacerations two broken arms and shock and was reported in fair condition at a Kansas City hospital.
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Kansas
City
Air Force
Richards
Gubour Air Force Base
Kansas City
Curtis L. Large
Wilbur, Wash
Large
Salvation Army leader balances music and ministry
Daniel, a 29 year old Salvation Army officer from Temple Texas, directs bands and preaches at open air services in Cyril while pursuing a masters in music at the University of Oklahoma. He travels for choir practice, has five children with Adeline, and recently had two Western songs published for a noted artist.
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Luther
Salvation “Army
Daniel
Smith
University of Oklahoma
Salvation Army
Temple
Tex
San ‘Angelo
San Angelo
Trinity University
San Antonio
Adeline
John
Joe
Sylvia
Sharon
Shirley
Cyril
Altus
Altus Salvation’ Army
Thanksgiving Talk by Senator Harris at Lawton High
Students at Lawton High will hear Sen Fred R Harris speak at a 10 20 a m assembly on Wednesday in observance of Thanksgiving The morning devotional at 8 15 a m led by Dr Charles Green is open to all students The Hi Vi chapter sponsors the event Principal Tieiad Hugh Bish says students will be dismissed for Thanksgiving holidays at 3 30 p m Wednesday Classes resume Monday December 2
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Okahome
Fred R. Harris
Lawton
Charles Green
LHS
Hi-V
Tieiad Hugh Bish
SPUTNIK Continued From Page One Weathering Volunteers Push
Within three days of December, Shaw notified volunteers this morning for the watches and expressed hope to elicit a response from as many of the 3¢ members as possible.
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Sputnik
Shaw
Asthma Formula Goes On Sale Without Prescription
A new asthma treatment widely used by doctors is now sold without a prescription in small Primatens tablets. Medical tests show it stops attacks within minutes and provides hours of relief from recurring symptoms, making it a leading doctor recommended option for private patients.
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New York
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Pr. HS
Clarence Chalepah
Lester Peahway
Paul Callahan
Apache
Chischilly
Anadarko
Sur
Sur Foennelth
Cannon
Bennie Toahty
Noy
Larry Saupitty
Star Rt
Sur Ly
Sharon Stephenson
Jimmy Don Jones
Bennie Jones
Joseph P. Connell
Lavelle C. Lovell
Park
Marion W. Lawson
Elgin
Thomas A. Porter
Ferris
Clifford Payne
Jimmy Staforth
Kenneth Wedge
Winfred E. Mills
Orval G. Huse
N. Ninth
Willie Porter Marshall
Oak
Agnes Melton
Elmor D. Northcutt
Texas
Jimmy Lee Rogers
Stigler
James M. Sims
Charles Stuart
George S. Weaver
Carl Wright
Joe Yzagurré
Monroe
Dam¢S J. Bobo
Covell Douglas
Itha Mae Douglas
McKinley
Pegsy Ann Eschler
Johnny E. Falk
Mark J. Gaffney
James Gaffney
Willie H. Guice
E. Gore
Hollander
Wiliam A. Kendall
Raymond Pinto
S. 21St
Ray D. Catlin
Lincolln
Mancy Spencer
David L. Shepherd
Frank Zanbranna
Dennis Shearin
Donald Hassell
Bill. Johnson
Northwood
Lem Foster Jr
Ronald R. Kilpatrick
Kenneth Patton
Frederick Kadyk
Wesley Dillon
Paul E. Whitfield
Reggie Zimmerman
Kathleen Sharp
Arlington
Emma 5S
Seath
Kay Aileen Tibbets
Citovne C. Whitt
Marion
Junda L. Gibson
Ansdarko
Pearl Hunter
Paul Blose
Q. Sims
S. 13Th
Louis J. Newton
Judith A. Mitchell
Kingsbury
Oliver A. Null
Indiahoma
Rosa Lee Glover
Evelyn Pendley
Gwendolyn G. Vanderpool
Elmo S. Lane
Isiah Johnson
David E. Weaver
Juanita G. Langfitt
Kay B. Griffin
Chickasha
Pauline Eula Susan
Tom Cody
Grandfield
Wae Lee Dibson
Claude N. Clitten
Frederick
Everet E. Solenberg
Orva Solenbere
Medical
Stanley Donaldson
Washington, Thon
William J. Cowell
Sycamore
John Grundman
Orb Henson
Meers
Troy Pack
Nei Ac ‘Tex
Wallace Ray Simpson
Joe W. Simpson
S. 24Th Place
Ernest Stas
Lewis Trevor Hagler
Lindy
Linda Lee Thompson
Capl
Vernon Thompson
William M.ant
Grandfeld
Vernon Carnahan
John P. Magyar
Kathleen J. Rozinski
Ayia Ann Witt
Gertrude Armstrong
Lake
Thomas S. Smith
Henry C. Smith
William’ L. ‘Thompson
Henry Biehler
Ellen Williams
Charles Slater
Nthird
Claude H. Davis
Ulus
Leckie
Granite
Larry Joe Sales
Harsie Sales
Larry Joe Fincher
George
Fincher
Dick Davidson
Charles Moran
Lawign
Homing Press & Sunday
See
Red Rocket
Babbitt
Pellar
USDA
Perans Motelo
Board OF Education
Lawton,Oklahoma
Masterti
Howell
Jeuselry
Solon
Henry Howell
C. S. Caldwell
Young “People's Legion
Pore
Renera
Fer
SSAA
D Avenue
Montclair
Buick
Chevrolet
Bel Air
Dan 2d
George Glasby
Ernie Wyatt
Buster Wyatt
SW. Oklahome
A Ayanue
Tal
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