Hungary Hungary Nays Nagy Disappearance Crises
Budapest reports Nagy’s disappearance explained by government sources amid strike leaders’ demands for face to face talks. Kadar pledges nationwide crackdown on counter revolutionaries and Titoists, naming Mikios Gimes and Andras Svanders as targets for trial. The regime claims the strike has largely ended though rumors of reactionaries hinder order restoration.
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Nagy
Avin Raedio
Budapest
Taidar
Say
Romania
Hungary
Kadar
Alli
Tle
Mikios Gimes
Andras Svaander
Rial
Second Drunken Driving Suspect Acquitted in County Court
A four woman jury in Superior Court acquitted MB Dixon of driving while intoxicated after she was arrested Sept. 16 by Highway Patrol. Warren H. Crane led Dixon’s defense as did others for different clients in related drunken driving cases. The proceeding followed prior acquittals in lower courts and included guilty pleas from several defendants with fines and jail sentences imposed.
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Superion
Camache County
la Superior Court
MB. Dixon
Star Rt
Dinor
Troupe
Morgan
Highway Patrol
Dixon
Warren H. Crane
Vame Miarias
Paul Murphy
Disuise
Murphy
Ty Superiye
Bures
Fort Sill
Vals
Tillon J. Brixer
Levis
Ovi County
Thomas Ear Hall L. Copeland
Gilbert Ford
Dave Ault
Cas
Housing Needed For Convention At Lawson High
Additional housing is needed for about 750 delegates attending the Oklahoma State Convention of Senior High School Student Councils in mid December. LHS officials seek host families willing to provide lodgings for three days, offering a chance for nonattending families to help. Contact W Suk at EL5-3170 or send a letter to the LHS student council.
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Delozsies
Oklahoma
Hugh Bish
LHS Council
Stom
Lawson High School
Bish
LHS
Mary Sue Silk
Acy Lawton
Fort Sill
W Suk
Purcella
Alva
Tulsa Centr
Orman Seminole
Velma Alma
Broker T. Wasington
Chickasha
Tulsaster
Sand Springs
Oklahoma City Central
Muskogeeton
Douglass
Midwest City
Stillwater
Inlalet Alpsies
Oklahoma Ci Grant
Ermah City
Wynnewood
Gutarie
Five Teens Steal 15 Cars in Nationwide Theft Ring
Five youths aged 17 to 29 admitted stealing 15 automobiles during a cross country spree. Police say eight cars were taken in Missouri recently. They were arrested in Claremore Oklahoma after a vehicle reported stolen at Vinita, with Federal Bureau of Investigation agents questioning them but no charges filed yet.
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Claremore
Gkla
Boston
Mass
Buck Johnson
Doubasean
Missouri
Vinita
Okla
Edd Hixson
Military language defines intermediate range missiles as ship defense
Defense coverage on page one describes an intermediate range ballistic missile as the weapon system assigned sole responsibility and authority to protect its ships. The description notes the missile operates with guidance developed or retained from other services.
Mid Day Raids Target Bootleggers By City Police
City police conducted daytime liquor raids at two locations led by Just of Peace Woodrow Giles. Sid Ludwig and William Rogers face liquor possession and contributing to the delinquency of minors charges. bonds set, trials pending in Superior Court next Monday. Officers seized gin whisky wine from Ludwig at 1716 Lee and from Rogers’ address multiple bottles.
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Ted
Lotal
Ant Lawlor
Pateplinen Melein Ielley
Wyn Coley
Just of Peace
Woodrow Giles
Sid Ludwig
William
Shorty) Rogers
App
Ludwig
Lee
Kelley
Rogers
Nylon
Cit
Drainage report to be given at city council tonight
City Engineer Douglas L. Smith will report on drainage fixes near Ford and G streets and at Hip and Cheyenne. A bridge plan for 24th and Cheyenne is prepared for council approval to ease flooding. A culvert under S 24th at Sheridan Road may solve another area’s problem pending State Highway Dept approval.
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Douglas L. Smith
Ford
Hip
Cheyenne
24Th
Smith
S. 24Rd
Sheridan Road
State Highway Department
Bay Tonight
Public Property Committee
Lake Lawtonka
Lions Clai
Keith Superior Paving Co
South Africa Plans A Partial Boycott Of The UN
South Africa, claiming U N interference in its internal affairs, will scale back its delegation at the General Assembly to a token presence by day’s end. Foreign Minister Louw denounced the U N for allegedly violating South Africa’s rights by addressing its racial policy.
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United Nations. &. Y. E
South Africa
Baycott
World Organization
Louw
General Assembly
Tle
Bitler
U.N
U N to Fund Egypt Canal Salvage Costs
United Nations General Assembly authorizes up to 10 million dollars from the world body’s working capital fund to cover expenses for the emergency force and canal salvage in Egypt. Debate centers on sharing costs among members, with Egypt opposing British and French aid conditions and India’s Krishna Menon warning against indemnifying aggressors. Switzerland pledges 250000 dollars for airlift of UN police units from Naples to Egypt.
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Egypt
Russia
Britain
France
Israel
Dag Hammiatsk
U.N
Hammiatskjold
Hammarskjuld
Toshikazu Kase
Hammarskjold
India
Krishna Menon
Rance
United Nations
Auguste Lindt
Hammarskjokl
Naples
Switzerland
Attempted Rape Charge Is Filed Against Two Men
Vernon County attorney filed an attempted first degree rape charge against two Lawton men, John Ler Mason and Lewis Bouse, for allegedly assaulting an 18 year old girl after a bus ride near Roosevelt and West Street. The victim identified both suspects and police arrested them shortly after the incident.
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Vernon Co Fist
Nl County
Lawton
Woodrow Giles
John Ler Mason
See
Lewis Bouse
Giles
Wth
Roosevelt
Mason
Bouse
Funds Transferred By Excise Board Meeting
The County Excise Board approved transfers totaling 1354.19 to school and rent from State and federal unappropriated funds. A major $386,297 federal aid for the Independent School District No. 8 was allocated under the aid for schools program. Additional allocations included road funds from the Oklahoma Highway Commission and district shares, with Western district receiving extra from the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge. Funds earmarked for specific uses were distributed, and $300 moved to Election Board for unavailable claims. Transfers also covered General fund rent and capital outlay for equipment, plus transfers involving the City of Lawton, Alex and Street Commission, and City Engineer.
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County Excise Board Ltd
Federal Security Agency
Oklahoma Highway Commission
Roy Johnson
Wichita Mounting Wildlife Refuge
East Triet
Oklahoma Tax Commission
General Government
Election Board Fund
General
General Fund
City of
Lawton
Alex and
Oklahoma welfare conference attendees listed in 11 announce
Eleven Laylanians will attend the first annual Oklahoma Social Welfare Association conference in Oklahoma City, Wednesday through Friday. Attendees include John P. Fuller, Kathree Dinin, Marie J. Detty, and Dororthy Allen from Comanche County Public Welfare, along with Donald J. Abbott, Erma Phillips, Pauline Willigins, Frankie Turke, Sherri Dewitt, Lyella Blount, and other county welfare staff. The theme is What Is Past Is Prologue What Was the Future Looking to the New Year of Statehood, with sessions at the Biltmore Hotel.
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Oklahoma Social Welfare Association
Oklahoma City
John P. Fullerdon
Sliss Kathree
Dinin
Fichl
Marie J. Detty
ComHnese County Department of Public Welfare
Ened
Dorothy Allen
Donald J. Abbott
Hagel Crook
Erma Phillips
Pauline Willigims
Frankie Turke
Dewitt Sherri
Lepreser
Lyella Blount
Aow
Anessions
Biltmore
Yule Parade Set Dec 15
Jaycees sponsor a downtown Yule Parade with floats from churches schools and local groups scheduled for 1 pm on December 15 in Comanche County. Christmas chairman Ray Shackleford says the day continues at the courthouse lawn with refreshments games and a greased pig and chicken catching event with prizes for the pig and for chicken catchers.
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Ray Shackleford
The
Jaycees
Shackleford
Stony Point Box Supper Planned
Stony Point school schedules a box supper for 7:30 p.m. Saturday with a cake walk and prizes for prettiest girl and largest feet. Upper grades present a two act play Lucy Acts Up. Haisey Burts will preside over the auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Point School
Man Charged With Assault In Local Court
Howard Wood, 42, of 16th Street, was charged today in Justice of Peace Marvin E. Cameron's court with assault and battery against Juanita Wood. He remained in county jail this morning awaiting arraignment.
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Lloward Wood
Peacy Marvin BE. Cameron
Wood
Juanita
Egyptian Bride Wins A Divorce Over Husbands Shyness
A Cairo court granted a divorce to an Egyptian bride after she testified her husband was too shy to consummate and beat her. she waited five months after the wedding night for him to overcome his shyness. The judge ruled the delays and abuse justified divorce.
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wPy
Dorsey Memoir of a Jazz Legend
Mrs. Lester Hooker of Richmond Virginia and Thomas I Dorsey, Navy man stationed at Haw sui, wed again. He had three wives, Pat Dane as second, Janie suing for divorce last month for intolerable cruelty. Services set for Thursday at Walter Cook E Tand St Funeral Home New York City. Tommy Dorsey to be buried beside father in Shenandoah Hills Pennsylvania. Known for playing with brothers and joining orchestras with Jim, Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford, Connie Haines. Theme song I'm Getting sentimental Over You recalls his trombone sound.
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Lester Hooker
Richmond
Thomas I. Dorsey Sedim
Navy
Haw Ji
Pat Dane
Janie
Dorsey
Jimmy
Paul Whitman
Vicent Lope
Jim
Frank Sinatra
Jo Stafford
Connie Hainies
Tommy Dor
Hvasta: Soldier with multilingual skills and college journalist roots
Hvasta, a Seton Hall student and Spanish Club member, served in the Army from January 26, 1995. He reported for the college newspaper Sectonian and is active in Knights of Columbus and local Republican circles. He plans a career in foreign rubber sales and speaks Polish, Russian, Spanish, and English.
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Orange
N. J
Czechoslovakia
The
Post
Seton Fall
Sectonian
Knights of
Sod Hvasta
Six Angelen Speeding Cases Filed in Two JP Courts
Six motorists faced speeding charges while one driver was cited for driving without a license in Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles court. Delbert Carl Sheppans 18 Rt. was charged along with Maveld Owings 19 Rt. 1 Anadarko George Dismuke 24 Fort Sit and Loren Rex Eohn 18 Cameron college. In Justice of Peace Marvin E. Cameron court Jessie M. Abvol 37 Star Ri and Max D. Joars Fort Carson were charged with speeding.
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Manville Redanan
Charg
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
Delbert Carl Sheppans
Giles’ Court
Maveld Owings
Rt. 1
Anadarko
George Dismuke
Fort Sit
Loren Rex Eohn
Cameron College
Marvin E. Cameron
Nativity Scenes Installed At LHS By Art Students
Lawton high school displays nativity panels in the front windows this week. Velma Bailes leads art students in painting shepherds wise men and other scenes on paneled glass using othe transparent designs and black spirals to frame the display.
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Lawton High School
Nalisiti
Velma Bailes
Shepherds, Wise Men
Colaieel Beers
Hi-Y Convention Meeting Planned
Hi-Y workers from across the state will gather at Lawton's Woodlawn Elementary School Saturday to outline plans for the Oklahoma State Hi-Y Convention. The annual meet will be held March 17 to 13 at Blackwell. Saturday's planning session runs from 10 am to 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Woordloow Wilson
Oklahoma
Blackwell
Five Drunkenness and Parking Cases Held by Judge Oaks
Judge J Merle Oaks presided over five cases in Municipal court this morning. Four drunkenness charges and one traffic complaint led to three defendants forfeiting $12 bonds and one paying a $20 fine. Ray Hancock, 30, of 221 C, forfeited bond for illegal parking in the alley.
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J. Merle Oaks
Ray Hancock
Company Cuts Coffee Price To 1 09 A Pound
New York firm Joseph Martinson & Co Inc lowers wholesale price of vacuum packed coffee by four cents to 1.09 a pound. The move signals pricing pressure in the commodity market and aims to boost sales volumes amid market shifts.
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New York
Joseph Martinson & Co., Inc
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Berney
Asd
Evonumy Five
Hvasta
Zale Jewelry Co
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Harry Wiest
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