Fort Sill expansion plan outlined far reaches proposed
Maj. Gen. Thomas E. de Shazo outlined a plan to expand Fort Sill by more than 100000 acres west of the reservation and the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. He said the site would require a 50 to 60 mile firing range, with a future need to return the 43rd division for training.
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Moroccan King Begins U S Tour
King Mohammed V of Morocco ends a three day visit with Nixon at National Airport and begins a 16 day cross country tour. He will visit Dallas Los Angeles San Francisco Omaha New York with a 17 member Moroccan official delegation. A Dulles talks prior to a White House visit yielded a statement that negotiations will renew leases on American bases in Morocco.
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New Sill NCO Club Planned for Fort Sill
Plans for a 550000 NCO club at Fort Sill are completed and await Army approval. Renovation of building 1750 will create a large ballroom with multiple rooms including dining, kitchen, nursery, offices, lounges and supporting facilities funded by the Army welfare fund.
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Reds Shell Islands TaipeI
The airshore was hit by eight Communist shells late Wednesday and early today on Quemoy and Little Quemoy. The Defense Ministry reported no damage or casualties and did not say if defenders returned fire.
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Fort Sill Mess Officers Run Thanksgiving Feast At Fort Sill
Fort Sill prepares a large Thanksgiving meal for about 110 servicemen and families. Sgt. Billy Mickler oversees cooking for the 855th Eng Bn Co A as chefs Crutchfield Endres Johnson Hall Byers prepare shrimp fruit and classic sides. Volunteers in Class A uniforms will serve, under Lt Spencer, at a two-feast celebration with Lt Col Faas supervising.
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855Th Eng. Bn
Denzel W. Spencer
Billy Mickler
Albert Hinault
Lawton
Miller
U. S. Army Artillery and Missiles Center
James A. Crutchfield
Donald Endres
Herbert Johnson
Eugene Hall
Robert Byers
Denzel W.spencer
Comany
Denzel
Three Airmen Die In Turkish C-124 Crash Near Ankara
A U S Air Force C 124 transport crashed near Ca taltepe outside Ankara. Three of eight crew members were killed and three injured. The aircraft was en route from Tripoli Libya to Ankara. Injured were taken to Namune hospital. Names of crew were not immediately available. Poor visibility is suspected as a cause.
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Ike Improved Thanksgiving Bids On 3 Million Sill Building
Fort Sill in Oklahoma plans a new 112000 square foot artillery and missile training facility next year. Knox Hall addition will cost about 3 million with a three story plus basement structure and 20600 square yards of paved parking. Bids advertised around December 10 with opening around January 2, project to take about 720 calendar days.
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Probers Warned Of Red Strength
Washington reports Senate investigators heard that Russia could wipe out a seaboard city with a missile fired from a submarine 500 miles at sea. CIA testimony jarred Senate Preparedness Subcommittee during three days of hearings on missile and satellite development. Recess until Dec 13. staff to evaluate testimony and interview future witnesses.
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Morocco Spain clash over Timi colony invasion orders
Crown Prince Moulay Hassan announced that Spain launched attacks on Moroccan territory from Timi. Moroccan forces were ordered to fire on hostile foreign planes. The Moroccan press claimed rebels bombed Sini and accused Spain of seeking to recover lost positions. Moulay Hafid travels to the United States to confer with King Mohammed V.
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Mohammed V
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Spain
Ike's Illness Elevates Adams In White House Role
President Eisenhower's illness shifts more duties to Sherman Adams, the veteran aide who denies usurping powers. The former New Hampshire governor, known for his hard work and blunt style, remains the key gatekeeper who helps ensure the President is well informed and that decisions reflect his wishes.
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Eisenhower
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New Hampshire
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White House
Chicago
Ruling Asked Rogers Says No Delegation of Powers
Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers said he advised White House staff that President Eisenhower's illness did not require delegation of powers. Vice President Nixon announced Rogers informed cabinet members. Rogers spoke after discussions with Eisenhower's physicians who deemed the ailment transitory and not impairing mental ability.
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William P. Rogers
Eisenhower
White House
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Rogers
Herbert Brownell Jr
Enhower
Alt
Denver
Kerr to Lecture at Chamber on State Affairs
U S Senator Robert Kerr will be the guest speaker at the Chamber event discussing state affairs and public policy next week. The appearance aims to outline legislative priorities and engage local business leaders in dialogue.
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Robert,s. Kerr
Chamber
Allies Decide NATO Parley Will Be Held
PARIS AP Paul Henri Spaak announced that NATO summit talks would proceed as planned despite President Eisenhower's illness. Vice President Nixon will head the American delegation, though Nixon denied White House direction. The council favored holding the summit December 16 to 18 at the planned level, with hopes for Eisenhower's possible attendance.
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North Atlanta
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White House
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Spaak
North Atlantic Council
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Eisenhower
NATO Council
James C. Hagerty
State Department
Lincoln White
U.S
NATO
Europe
Hagerty
National Presbyterian Church
White’ House
NATO Permanent Council
Holiday Is Warm In Brighton Area
Lawton residents enjoyed a warm Thanksgiving with fair skies and mild temperatures. Early morning readings reached 41 degrees after a low of 32, with partly cloudy skies expected to continue and temperatures staying warm into Friday.
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Eisenhower Attends Thanksgiving Church Service Progress Seen
President Eisenhower attended Thanksgiving church services with Mrs. Eisenhower in a sign of his rapid recovery from a mild stroke. Doctors indicated he would rest for weeks and may not travel to Paris for NATO talks, with Vice President Nixon ready to lead if unable.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Dede Hagerty
NATO
United States
NATO Organization
Paris
Wixon
State Department
White “House
Nixon Denies May Resignation Rumors at White House
Vice President Nixon dismissed talks that President Eisenhower would resign or transfer power. He declared there was no hint of resignation, citing the President's improving cerebral ailment and stating he would handle duties at the President's direction. Nixon anticipated cabinet and NSC sessions and possible talks with congressional leaders next week.
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Lesson Learned London Bible theft admission in court
Thomas F. Mc Grail admitted stealing a Bible from a bookstore to study it. He said the Bible teaches not to steal and justified the act. Judge Fri Powell imposed a fine of 5 pounds.
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