Hungarian Reds Return To Stalinism
Vienna dispatch reports the Hungarian puppet government under Premier Janos Kadar tightened travel rules by halting new passports and exit visas. Refugees say Russian minefields again blocked the Austrian frontier as 600 Hungarians fled. Moscow denies any Malenkov involvement. Frontiersmen clash near Rechnitz as Austrian police fatally shoots a Russian infantryman. Pravda interview with Kadar defends Soviet intervention and vows to prevent capitalism and war.
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Vienna
Janos Kadar
Thom
Moscow
United Press
Kadar
Georgi Malenkoy
Malenkovy
Budapest
Tesien
Rechnitz
Russia
Austr
Hungary
Pravda
Communist Party
Radio Moscow
Hungary Rejects U N Observers In Hungarian Crisis
United Nations observers were rejected by Hungary as Premier Janos Kadar refused to permit their entry. He argued the UN inquiry would confuse the Hungarian public amid a Soviet backed revolt. Pravda quoted Kadar and Dag Hammarskjold prepared a General Assembly report on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Moscow
Janos Kaur
Hungary
Kadar
U.N
Kedar
Biaveleasi
London
Kailas
Pravda
Cers
City unveils new paving equipment for pay as you go plan
City officials inspected a motor paver and related asphalt equipment arriving under a street program. The 300 value machine, bought from BR A Young and Son Inc of Oklahoma City, was delivered by dealer Jack Smith with Councilmen E W Kirkpatrick H D Hastings and City Engineer Douglas L Smith present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Kirkpatrick
City Council
Jack Smith
H. D. Hastings
Douglas L. Smith
Jess Percival
BR. A. Young and Son Inc
Oklahoma City
Help Sought To Check Virus In City
County city health director Dr Charles Miller seeks Virologist aid for the U S Public Health Service lab in Kansas City to identify a virus affecting hundreds of city children. The illness brings fever vomiting and diarrhea and has caused three child deaths. Adults are affected. A slight outbreak was reported in Altus. Lab work in Lawton is insufficient. The virus is also spreading along the Rio Grande at El Paso and Laredo Texas. Parents are urged to keep infants at home and avoid crowds.
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Charles Miller
U.S. Public Health Service
Kansas City
Miller
Altus
State Health Department
Wails
Grady Mathews
Public Health Service
Lawton
Rio Grande River
el Paso
Laredo
Tex
Norris Pal Faces Fraud Complaint
Gene Paul Norris and W C Humphrey, both held on 2000 bond each, pleaded innocent to attempting to obtain narcotics by fraud at Smokey’s Pharmacy in Arlington. The case, filed by County Attorney Redman and signed by Detective Waldron, involves false prescriptions and material facts. Norris, an underworld figure from Duncan and Fort Worth, faces prior indictments for grand larceny.
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Gene Paul Norris
Duncan
Fort Worth
Tex
Lawton
W. C. Humphrey
Servis
Humphrey
Marvin Cameron
Otis Waldron
Police Department
Manville Redman
Nomis
Smokey
Arlington
Norris
Wichita Falls
Orville Lindsay Chambless
Floyd Hill
Chambress
Oklahoma City
Comanche County
Thestate Criminal Court of Appeals
Fort Sill To Honor St Barbara With A Half Holiday
Fort Sill artillery units will mark the Feast of St Barbara with formal and informal events and a half holiday. Commanders may suspend training at noon for troop support needs as the post observes the saint's day with life and lore shared in briefings, dances, and a club observance.
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Fort Sill
Honov
Barbara
Str. Barbara
Artillery Puwich
Weld
Col
St Barbara
Dioscorus
Nicomedia
Asia Minor
Christ
Taylor Discourages Christmas Cards in Army Posts
Washington A F Gen Maxwell D Taylor Army chief of staff officially discourages Christmas card exchanges among personnel in the capital. In a regulation titled Personal affairs exchange at Christmas cards Taylor states greetings can be exchanged personally and card exchanges are unnecessary and discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army Chief of Staff
Army
Taylor
Department of the Army
High Court Rules Legger Must Serve Term In Five Year Sentence
Oklahoma's famed bootlegger Orville Lindsay Chambless lost a five year armed robbery sentence appeal as the state criminal court of appeals upheld the term in Comanche county. The 1955 conviction followed a jury verdict for robbing another bootlegger along a Comanche county road east of Lawton. Meanwhile police pursued a new clue in Chambless disappearance on July 4, with a Duncan garage owner reporting a November 6 car transfer from Texas, blood evidence in the back seat, and a woman linked to the vehicle.
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Orville Lindsay Chambless
Oklahoma
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Comanche County
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Duncan
Noy
Chambless
Orville
Sfhe
Yukon
Okla
Texas
Seg Chambless
Page 4
Col
Special Senate Ballot In Doubt In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports a proposed special senatorial election in Okmulgee and Wagoner counties remains in doubt after the attorney general declined to rule on legality. Gov. Gary ordered the election amid a bitter race between Sen. Russell Jr. and Tom Payne Jr. with a December 11 primary and December 22 general election. The state Election Board and county attorneys debate authority, while Russell and Payne prepare to take their fight to the Senate if needed.
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Oklahoma City
Okmulgee
Wagoner
Ed Boatman
Okmulgee County
Raymond Gary
John W. Russell Jr
Tom Payne Jr
Boatman
Egal
County Election Board
Agsing
Executive Branch of Government
Ina
Senate
Gary
Russell
Payne
State Supreme Court
State Election Board
Wagoner County
Cn.t
NAACP Convention Opens in Oklahoma City With Delegates
About 75 delegates gather at Union Baptist Church for the 26th annual Oklahoma NAACP convention. The two day event ends Friday with a public meeting at USC YWCA auditorium featuring M. B. Tolson and Clarence Mitchell. Notables include Dr. H. W. Williamston and Gloster B. Current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Church
16Th and
Garfield
Oklahoma
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Uscywca
E. Arlington
Yneating
M. B. Tolson
Langston University
Clarence Mitchell
NAACP
Washington, D. C
H. W. Williamston
Thabel
Edwin C. Washington Jr
Dallas
Tex
A. Simpson Tate
Gloster B
New York
M. L. Sanders
Lawton
Tate
Texas
British Stall Withdrawal From Egypt Stalled Over French Ties
London warned against rushing a phased pullout from occupied Egyptian areas until Paris is fully aligned. Selwyn Lloyd says other issues remain, including Suez Canal clearance and a final canal settlement to be discussed with France and clarified with the U.N. action. U.S. officials anticipate fast Washington Paris word on timing, aiming to bolster Anglo French and American relations within days.
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London
Selwyn Linyd
Britain
Egypt
France
Sueet Canal
House of Commons
Linyd
U.N. Assembly
U.N
U.S
Washington
U. S
Paris
Eisenhower
State Department
Three Car Crash Kills Six Persons
Six people died in a three car crash near Anderson South Carolina when a speeding convertible struck one car sending it into a second. Driver Henry C Teasley Hartwell Georgia escaped unhurt though the collision destroyed all three vehicles.
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Henry C. Teasley
Hartwell
Teasley
U.S. Highway 25
Sooners Sparkle In Sports World
Oklahoma athletes shine with two on the United Press All America football team six on the Associated Press All Big conference team two Oklahomans in Olympic wrestling and the U S Olympic basketball squad, coached by an Oklahoman and studded with Oklahawers, advancing to the semifinals.
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Oklomans
Sooners
United Press All
Support For Water Bond Ballot Swells
Support for the proposed six million dollar water bond program swelled after about 150 citizens endorsed it at a district courtroom mass meeting on Wednesday night. The two hour session covered taxes, the 4,000 foot dam near Elgin, and East Cache creek, with one opponent, B F Moore, voicing doubt before leaving after a three minute speaker limit was set by Chairman BR L Gilbert.
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Lawton
Fort Sill
East Cache Creek
Elgin
B. F. Moore
Cache Creek
Moore
BR. L. Gilbert
Extended shopping hours in Lawton over Christmas period
Lawton and Fort Sill residents can shop late this year with stores open until 9 p.m. today through Saturday. Downtown shops return to regular hours Monday. Christmas hours run from December 13 to 22, with a 3 40 p.m. closing on December 24 to let employees spend Christmas Eve with their families.
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Lawton
Fort Sill
R. V. Scott
Mass Shelter Program Studied Emerges in Civil Defense Plan
Washington sources say the Eisenhower administration weighs a mass shelter building program for Civil Defense, potentially costing billions. Proposals under study seek 200 million dollars to start next year, aligning with evacuation plans for critical force areas. Val Peterson noted in a October 11 speech the agency seeks a balanced approach with no single solution.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Val Peterson
Federal
Civil Defense
Bitter Layton Cold Snap Brings Teens
Last night the mercury fell to 15 degrees in Layton as a brief wintry blast swept the area. Forecasters expect a warmer night and mild Friday before another cold front moves in Saturday afternoon. Carnegie recorded 12 degrees, Hobart 14, Gags 13, Ardmere 22 as the state felt the chill.
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Lawson
Carnegie
Hobart
Ardmere
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