Ex-AEC Member Urges Sharing Nuclear Secrets With Allies
Former atomic energy commissioner Thomas E. Murray tells the Senate Atomic Energy Committee that secrecy cannot halt Soviet progress and proposes exchanging information and some weapons with allies, excluding H bombs. He backs an integrated international program of nuclear research and development while cautioning about security gaps in allied nations. Rep. Durhan agrees with most points but awaits leadership meetings with Eisenhower and the panel’s year end review before endorsing specific bills.
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Washington
U.S
Thomas E. Murray
Eisenhower
Murray
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
AEC
Congress
Chapel Hill
N.C
Rep. Durhan
DNC
Atomic Energy Committee
Funeral Rites for Ronald Wilson to Be Held in Long Beach
Services for Ronald Lee Wilson about 26 were set for 10 am Wednesday in Davis chapel AME church Long Beach after a Sunday morning sports car crash near the city. Wilson served two years with the 522nd Infantry Battalion at Fort Sil, held lieutenant rank, and was separated from the Army last August. Burial and survivor details omitted for brevity.
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Ronald Lee
Ronnie) Wilson
Long Beach
Calif
Wilson
Fort Sil
Davis Chapel
AME
Monroe
Dewayne Beaty
Nathaniel Beaty
Garfield
Tie
Lawton
Luther Charles
Jocklyn Dean
Marvin Lewis
Nathaniel,Jr
James Perry Beaty
A. L. Thompson
Midland
Tex
Mayme Love
Roosevelt
Highland Cemetery
Shaw Funeral Home
Law Officers Welcome State Crime Bureau Help
Gov Raymond Gary threatens to deploy State Crime Bureau agents to curb gambling and drinking in resort areas. Bryan County officials and Tulsa police say they welcome help if it exists, with inquiries and grand jury requests already proposed or under consideration.
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United Press
Raymond Gary
State Crime Bureau
Bryan County
Ralph Hodge
Durant
Hodges
Lake Texoma
Pryor
Mayes County
William Thomas Jr
Grand Lake
Tulsa
Joe Meguire
Crime Bureau
McGuire
Wiliam L. Peterson
Author Kyne Dies In San Francisco
San Francisco author Kyne, famed for big business ship and timber tales and the creator of Cappy Ricks, died yesterday at Ft. Miley Veterans Administration Hospital at age 77. His prototype was said to be Captain Robert Dollar, founder of the steamship line now American President Lines. After twelve straight best sellers, Kyne joked he had financed more bums and had more fun than any contemporary writer. He began writing in 1909 after a morning newspaper venture with two friends failed.
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San Francisco
Peter BE. Kyne
Ft. Miley Veterans Administration Hospital
Kyne
Cappy Ricks
Robert Dollar
Dollar
American President Lines
Long-Time Actor Comedian Raymond Griffith Dies at 70
Hollywood reports Raymond Griffith, a Mack Sennett era comedian and producer, died last night of a heart attack at 70 while dining with friends at the Masquers Club. A physician declared death after artificial respiration. Griffith was known for his silk top hat and wrote many comedies for Sennett.
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Hollywood
Raymond Griffith
Mack Sennett
Griffith
Sennett
Veterans in Ottawa County Face GI Bill Overpayments
Nearly 100 Ottawa county veterans who studied under the GI Bill may repay a total of 475000 in overpayments. The Miami Business College director James S. Gowans was indicted for making false statements to the Veterans Administration. Overpayment claims were filed against the men. average overpayment was about 7 monthly dollars per veteran.
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Muskogee
Okla
Ottawa County
Miami Business College
Miami
Oklo
James S. Gowans
Tulsa
Veterans Administration
Menter Baker
Army Orders in Washington DC and Fort Sill detailing officer assignments
Department orders announce date of rank for listed officers including Albert E Hunter and Roy M Strom with postings to Washington DC Fort Sam Houston and Fort Sill plus reassignment details. Additional personnel from Fort Leonard Wood Fort Knox Fort Ord and other posts receive transfers, promotions, and duty assignments across the United States and overseas, including Rio de Janeiro and Ankara, with general provisions for special duty and medical waivers.
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Army
Washington
Peracnel
Ferrieres
Albert E. Hunter
P.ii
Washington, D.C
F. Taranie
Sam Houston
Usaams
Man “E. ‘Rowe
Minneapolis
Min
Riley
Kans
Arty
Mal Cen
John F. Back
Baltimore
McFhernon
Ste
Ste Ft Holabird, Md. Maf Stephen C. Buchanan
Bilsa
Estend Calif
Agany
Kenneth ‘T. Macek
Predidio
Monterey
Calif
Asg
Rio de Janeiro
Braz
Cel John
R. Yaksherel
Monroe
Mat
Ankara
Turkey
Richard’ A. Amendola
Leonard Wood
Robert BE. Babb
Kanx
Wesley A. Ball
Knox
Robert J. Bauer
Bernard B
Bossard
Charles. Brown
Curtis A. Cole
Ord
Noel E. Cutt
FE Knox
Richard J. Daniels
Donald W. Davis
Robert G. Decker
Stephen J. Diamond
Francis M. Donahue , Jr
T Knox
Thomas P. Donnelly
Donald Dorfman
Walter E. Drone
James E. Feeley
Robert H. Filer
Ex-State Solon Dies In California
Ex state Oklahoma legislator Cecil A Myers dies at 44 in Sacramento hospital He served in 1935 1935 and later worked 11 years with the FBI He was a Sweetwater Oklahoma native and a University of Oklahoma student legislator.
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Sacramento
Call
Oklahoma
Cecil A. Myers
Myers
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sweetwater
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Wade Pushes Scout Office Relocation in Lawton
Charley Wade, president of Bisel Boy Scouts, urged moving the Scout Office to Lawton. He called for completion of all possible construction at Camp George Thomas to provide adequate camping facilities, with Dudoe Clement as council executive from Chickasha.
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Wade
Lawton
Charley Wade
Bisel Boy
Camp George
Thomas Ey
Dudoe Clement
Council
Chickasha
Judge Denies Beck Motion and Separate Trials
In Tacoma Washington the Beck case moves forward with separate trials for income tax evasion and related charges. Judge Boldt indicated the defense may refile a change of venue after Beck’s trial. codefendants include Nathan Sheiferman Shelton Beck and Norman Gessert among others connected to the Teamsters inquiry.
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Wash
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Boldt
Beck
Nathan Jw
Sheiferman
Chicago
Shelton
Dave
Norman J. Gessert
Dave Beck Sr
Fred Verschueren Jr
Teamsters Union
Meteorite Blast Reported Near Caldwell Oklahoma
Medford reporter Elmer Fink of the Weekly Medford Patriot-Star says a bright object, likely a meteorite, exploded near Caldwell, San? Monday night at 7 33 p m. He and two companions observed a green flame in the southwest sky as the object traveled about 95 to 30 degrees above the horizon.
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Okla
Caldwell
San
Medford
Elmer Fink
Fink
Tax evasion case spans 1950s with federal officers linked
Federal authorities charge officers in a 1950s tax evasion scheme tied to partner Beck. The allegations claim involvement in evading approximately 240,000 dollars in federal income taxes over the period.
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Beck
Board Approves Parole For 12 In Oklahoma County
The Pardon and Parole Board yesterday recommended parole for twelve prisoners but denied freedom to others including Vernon James Sasser and Ray Durrvall. Parole grants listed include Durval on a two year sentence for second degree burglary from Love County, while others from Garfield, Oklahoma, Pontotoc, and Atoka counties faced varied outcomes on charges such as embezzlement burglary and robbery with firearms.
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Roe
Atoka County
a.Marine
Vernon James Sasser
Bill Reimer
Garfield County
William R.“Ash
Oklahoma County
Charles H. Briggs
James Q. Murray
Pontotoc County
Ray Durvail
Love County
Aly Khan visits daughter Yasmin in town
Prince Aly Khan visits his ten year old daughter Yasmin in the city. He says no plans to see Yasmin’s mother actress Rita Hayworth after their 1953 divorce. After a few days with his daughter he intends to return to France.
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Holly Woop
Prince Aly Khan
Yasmin
Rita Hayworth
Aly
France
Tulsa Executive Dies At Age 77
Tulsa native Frank Wheatley Sr. aged 77 and longtime chairman of the board of Wheatley Pumping Valve Manufacturing Co. died at his home after several months illness. He came to the United States with his parents as a child and moved here 23 years ago to take over the business, serving as president for over 15 years before ascending to board chair.
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Tulsa
Frank Wheatley
Boy Killed In Bicycle Crash On Flora Street
Seven year old Kenneth Watson died after riding his brother s bicycle down a steep Flora Street hill. The bike had no brakes and jumped the curb crashing into a garage door near his home. The fatal accident occurred in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Kenneth Watson
Flora Street
Kenneth
OU Christmas holiday schedule extends break to Jan 6
University of Oklahoma announces a Christmas holiday period from 8 p.m. December 21 to 8:10 a.m. January 6 for students and faculty. The change, agreed yesterday to allow attendees of the Orange Bowl in Miami to return home for New Year's Day, shifts the break from December 18 to January 2.
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Norman
University of Oklahoma
Miami
Fla
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