Twining Sees Bomber Power as Main Defense for Free World
General Nathan F. Twining told NATO scientists that the safety of the free world depends on maintaining manned bomber forces until missiles are perfected. He urged a two road approach, combining bomber strength with rapid missile development, and called for NATO nations to pool science and work toward a common goal to deter aggression.
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Washington
Nathan F. Twining
NATO
Free World
Joint Chiefs of Star
Free Nations
Twining
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Aeronautical Reesearch
Army Orders Show Promotions Transfers and Discharges
Department of the Army issues multiple personnel actions including transfers between Fort Bliss Fort Sill Presidio of Monterey and other posts, promotions to captain and first lieutenant, temporary disability retirements and aviation designations for several officers, and reassignments across commands in the United States and overseas.
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D.C
Artille Fuller
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Azion
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Leavemwworth
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Clinton Brows
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Bliss
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Darrettir
Biles
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Bits
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Ros
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Ben L. Sanders
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Ste Manus
Lester B. Rehrig
Asz
Ft McClellan
Phys
Lester B
USA
McClellan
Ala
Asg
la USA
Mai
Harry A
Det Wiliam Beaumont
el Paso
Charles TD. McNeal
Fayetteville
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Graydon Lee
Ballart
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James Carrow
Bradford
William Franklin Cawart
Peter Francis Drury Jr
James Morris Henderson
Patrick James Mahoney
Daniel Joan McBrady Jr
Bobby Lee Fivers
Ronald Tee Spring
Thomas P. Thompson
James H. Lesler
Last Day To Get 1958 Special Car Tags
County residents were reminded by tag agent Ralph Hennessee of the Friday deadline to register for 1958 automobile tags. After December 1 the tags will be issued on a first come first served basis, with mailed tags before December 11 and counter issuance after. Over 1,500 residents had registered since the Oct. 15 program opened to avoid the rush.
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Peas Hennessee
Hennessee
Texas Snowfall Sets New Mark
A historic snowfall blanketed western and southern Texas over the weekend, with Eden reporting 260 vehicles stranded between Eden and San Angelo and Laredo noting its first snow in a dozen years. No deaths or hospitalizations. highways reopened as temperatures rose to the low 50s.
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Dallas
Texas
Concho’ County
Eden
Tex
Laredo
Rio Grande Valley
A. ‘C. Paris
San Angelo
Paris
Moon
Eden Weather Bureau
G. H. Stiser
Group Named ODC Meeting Under Way for 4H Parley
Southwest Oklahoma participants meet in Lawton for an Oklahoma Development Council session with 65 leaders to discuss inducing eastern industrialists to locate in Oklahoma. Local officials from Lawton and other towns attend as part of a statewide tour with future conferences planned in Oklahoma City Ada and Tulsa.
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Lawtonian
Lewis Yarmuk
Lawton
Carroll Davidson
Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Wayne A. Darden
Oklahoma City
J.E. Daley
Tulsa
ODC
Oklahoma
Southwest Oklahoma
J. E. Daley
Ing New Industries
C. R. Ellsworth
Milton Keating
Exalil English
J. C. Kennedy
Duncan
Clinton
Frederick
Ada
Thompson Trial ReScheduled In Oklahoma City
Western band leader Hank Thompson will be retried on a bastardy charge after a deadlocked jury of 5 women and 7 men. Assistant County Attorney William Mounger said February is likely, with court dockets full for the next two months. Thompson had summoned big-name acts like Tex Ritter to testify about his character.
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Oklahoma City
Hank Thompson
William Mounger
Mounger
Thompson
Common Pleas
Dwain D. Box
Barbara Walz
Washington
Tex Ritter
Oklahoma traffic deaths rise to 615 this year
Four more people died in Oklahoma roads raising the 1957 toll to 615, with victims including Henry J. Crouch of Altus Vernon P. Devilbiss of Perry Earl Adams of Dibble and Jake Charley Jones of Norman, plus two accident-linked fatalities earlier in the week.
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Unite Press
Oklahoma
Henry J. Crouch
Altus
Ramiro Garcia
Weslaco
Tex
Vernon P. Devilbiss
Perry
Oklahoma City
U. S. 64
Earl Adams
Dibble
McClain
County
Lindsay
Jake Charley Jones
Norman
el Reno
Thomas Robert Hall
Tulsa
Deyilbiss
Forrest Kramer
Wartchow Named Tulsa Union City Leader in Oklahoma Quarter Horse Group
W J Wartchow of Union City was elected president of the Oklahoma Quarter Horse Exhibitors Association at the convention in Tulsa. Other officers named include Gordon Buckner Kingfisher vice president and Mrs Jean Moore Broken Arrow secretary.
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Wartchow
Tulsa
W. J. ‘Wartchow
Union
Oklahoma
Vrice
Baoting
Gordon Buck
Kingfisher
Jean Moore
Comanche County Students Counted Among OSU Enrollees
More than 9 300 students attend Oklahoma State University Stillwater this semester including 101 Comanche County residents. The class marks OSU’s 67th year and the first under the university’s new name Oklahoma State University. Names listed include Lawton John P Allison Jr and many others from across counties.
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Comanche
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Oklahoma A&m College
Board of Regents
OSU
Lawton
John P. Allison Jr
John Colson Austin
Joe Frederick Banks
Camille Lay
Terry Faulkner
Jack Forbess
Jim Gallimore
Charles Ray Goodin
Paul Edwin Grose
Vernal Lee Hardin
Larry Gene Hargett
Judith Catha Heinz
George M. Hennessee
James Earl Herring
Josephine Hoffer
Homer Pat Holman
Weldon Rich Hopper
James Howyard
Wiliam Ikard
John Ramon
Drunken Driving Charge Filed in Local Court
County Attorney Warren Crane filed a drunken driving complaint against Willie J. W. Miller, 41, of 2334 Evans, Lawton, arrested about 12:03 a.m. in the 500 block Ninth. No traffic accident was involved. Multiple traffic charges were filed in Justice of Peace and Special Sessions courts against several individuals including Wallpee Nashdenle, 55, Apache, and John Alvin Hughes, 16, Duncan, for improper stops and speeding at night. Two Apache individuals, 486 and 55, were charged with public drunkenness after being found in a car stopped in the middle of U.S. 62.
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Warren Crane
Lawton
Ralph Cline
Special Sessions Court
Willie J. W. Miller
Evans
Miller
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Wallpee Nashdenle
Apache
John Alvin Hughes
Duncan
Vaughn L. Joe
Son Jr
Crane
Woodrow Giles
Gertrude L. Armstrong
Heron E. Legg
Bobby G. Henderson
Rt-2
Wauriki
Leroy Home
Hayes
Sooner Listed Among Dead
Pima county sheriff's officers identified three victims of a blazing auto crash on the Papago Indian reservation near Sells Arizona. Albert McCoy 40 Oklahoma City previously listed as Seminole Oklahoma Woodrow C Caudill 42 High Point North Carolina Ray Rye 62 Bakersfield California. Identities came from the victims former employer Mort Savage of Rogers Ranch south of Eloy Arizona.
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Tucson
Ariz
Pima County
Papago
Sells
North
Mort Savage
Rogers
Eloy
OU freshman football player shot near Pauls Valley
Phillip Lohmann, an University of Oklahoma freshman, was wounded while driving on a Garvin County road. Sheriff Abney said Lohmann, 18, was struck in the head by a shot from a German Luger. he is reported out of danger and to be released soon. County Attorney Carrol Bowie said Billy Joe Nalley admitted firing.
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Tom Abney
Lohmann
Abney
Nalley
Bowie
Scientist's Sex Change To Sister To Wife In Rosyth
In Rosyth Scotland H A a 40 year old scientist who heads a naval electronics research team announced his sex change and will live as a sister to his wife. He described dressing as a woman at work while remaining employed at the naval establishment. His wife said they will stay together with their three children and support the decision.
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Rosythe
Scotland
H.A
naval_electronics
Little
Littles
R. Richards
Admiralty Research Establishment
Richards
Nature
Mr. Little
Test Proves Old Saying Test Proves Old Saying
In Berlin a 15 year old Miss Berlin runner up Marion Peterhansel tested the idea that men prefer blondes by posing as brunette and as a blonde. As brunette she dropped a valise and received little help. as blonde men hurried to assist and offered lifts. The stunt ended with better service when she wore a blonde wig.
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Berlin
Marion Peterhansel
Rinehart Campaign Gathers 200 Workers Across Counties
About 200 campaign workers met with state Sen. J. A. Rinehart in Oklahoma City to plan his gubernatorial bid. Rinehart noted supporters from 52 counties and announced the opening of his state campaign headquarters in the First National Bank building.
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Oklahoma City
J. A. Rinehart
el Reno
Rinehart
Oklahoma
City
First National Bank
Inflation Not Inevitable Says Federal Reserve official
James L. Robertson of the Federal Reserve Board warned that inflation should not be accepted as permanent or desirable. He told the United States Saving and Loan League convention that continued price rises could trigger a boom followed by a severe downturn, stressing the need for central bank restraint in boom times.
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Chicago
CUP
James L. Robertson
Federal Reserve System
Robertson
Adth
United States Saving and Loan League
Lone Star Producing Co Signs 20 Year Gas Deal
TACT SIGNED DALLAS w Lone Star Producing Co a subsidiary of Lone Star Gas Co has signed a 20 year contract with United Gas Pipeline Co for delivery of from 50 million to 165 million cubic feet of gas daily.
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Lone Star Producing Co
Lone Star Gas Co
United Gas Pipeline Co
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