Governors Continger and the Little Rock crisis actions
The report outlines statements by Gov. Hodges as spokesman for a committee seeking a settlement on integration. James Hagerty says federal troop withdrawal prospects hinge on Faubus assurances while Eisenhower weighs returning control of Arkansas National Guard to the governor and removing federal troops if Faubus adheres to a language approved by him and the Southern governors. The White House notes highlight four principles: the executive branch does not draft desegregation plans. courts and Justice Department participate in litigation. local authorities propose timelines subject to court approval. a federal court order must be obeyed and state authorities must aid enforcement. governors cannot use state power to defeat a valid federal order.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Late Rock
Central
Hagerly
Faubus
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Hagerty
Live Rock
District Court
Arkansas
Dour Paints
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Executive Branch
Franl Clement
Tennessee
Leroy Collins
Florida
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Butcher Hodges
North Carolina
Qrrow
Central High
National Guard
Oe Birs
Bates
National Assn
Ares
Bales
Orval Faubus
Thal
Hoffa Faces Balloting as Power Split Remains
Hoffa plans to widen his internal slate by boosting the number of union vice presidents from four to thirteen as delegates prepare to vote. Key figures include O'Rourke Backus Conklin and Brengan along with Lee and Haggerty noted in the struggle. Warren's ruling on the election injunction sparked a swelling ovation for Hoffa at the convention.
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Hall
Hoffa
John
J. Conlan
Hoboken
J. Harry ‘Fevis
Pittsburgh
John ‘O'Rourke
New York
John Back’ Us
Philadelphia
Gorden Conklin
St. Paul
Harold’ J. Gibbons
St. Louis
Owen
Bert} Brennaa
Detroit
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Dusty) Miller
Dallas
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Washing‘ton
John T. O'Brien
Chicago
Joseph J. Diving
San Francisco
Einar Mearins Washington
George Block
Los Angeles
Aryl Thomas L. Hickey
Shor
Halfa
Thomas J. Dlaggerty
Lee
Seattle’ Joint Council
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Loon
Holla
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Haggerty
Midwest
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
Circuit Court of Appeals
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Teamstore
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Toys toys toys for girls and boys at Marler's Pet Shop
Big stock just arrived with doll houses plush games and juvenile toys. Lay away available at Marler's Pet Shop located at 1410 Ferris with telephone EL 73 3112. Open weekdays until p.m. and a festive holiday display invites families to shop early.
Judge Disposes Of 3 Charges In Busy Court
Judge J Metle Oaks disposed of 35 complaints in a busy municipal court session this morning. He assessed $240 in fines in 12 cases and forfeited $368 in cash bonds for 20 others. Numerous motorists faced reckless driving, driving without lights, license issues, and public drunkenness charges with various fines and bond forfeitures.
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J. Metle Oaks
Oaks
Harold E. McNeil
H. and
Phillip E. Powell
Ny Yast
Fle
Nicholas L. Walters
Fort Sill
Bobbie¢ Houston Jones
Sylvia Sue Quartz
Madicine Park
Charles A. Clover
Sheppard
Bobby Wilson Shehee
Miss Quartz
Jones
Powell
Lenmone
Earl Kelley
Fort Sui
Catherens Jopes
Washington
Thelma Adams
Ollessa
Mary MM. Williams
James Young
George Carter
Lace
William C. Austin
Willing D. Calfelt
Mt. Park
Lee H Moore
Ronald Johnson
Texas
yLee Washington
East "A
Horaci
J. Porter
R. J. Lawson
Nathaniel Brown
McLinley
Laon Melvin McClenman
Fund committee defers agency requests in 1957 58 drive
Lawton Fort Sill Girl Scouts urged 5500 instead of 4510. Salvation Army asked 1749 more. Camp Fire Girls report a 3364 shortfall. Board delayed action until campaign closure, then will reconsider with total funds. Local officers present. Candy sale approved Feb 1 15. Police report dog bite incident during investigation.
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Fen D. Sasser
Stout
Salvasion Army
Army Recency
Lawton
Love
W.D. Ford Jr
C. Veron Howell
Tustin Kuniz
Jerry Mustain
Thurston Nicklas
Manville Redman
Dixie Sprtiges
Lela J. Wilson
J. D. Happert
H. EB. Trail
R. S. Stafford
Robert Kren
Charles W.W. Gallaher
Arkansas Integration Crisis at Central High
Reporting on the desegregation tensions at Central High in Little Rock as federal troops stay on duty amid threats from white students. Gov Fau bus accepts a compromise stance but fails to guarantee full enforcement of court orders, while NAACP officials report violent incidents and a lack of protection for the nine Black students.
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Faubuse
Eisenhower
L. C. Bates
Arkansas
The
National Assn
Merit System Promises Fair Promotions for Firemen
Oklahoma fire service training outlines a merit based promotion plan with seniority credit per year, penalties for breaks in service, and biannual performance ratings. Promotions hinge on demonstrated skill and leadership rather than seniority, with testing including 50 to 80 questions per exam and rules on loyalty and attendance.
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Oklahoma Fire Service
Focal Department
Hances
Doppler radar guides flight with automatic computer
A Doppler radar system measures the difference between transmitted and received signals to compute ground speed and wind drift. Using forward and side beams, readings reveal true ground speed and wind drift. four-beam setups add accuracy. A compass and computer track position from latitude and longitude, calculate distance to destination, and guide the plane via an automatic pilot with a single vertical indicator.
City to buy 20 yard hydraulic packer truck
The city spent 6534 last year for repairs to packer units and for major parts such as tires and batteries. Repairs required trips to San Antonio and caused truck downtime. A Hydro E Z Pack hydraulic unit by Galion All-Steel Body Co was demonstrated with no repair costs in use. Councilman Bauman said the city will buy one new packer track this year and is considering a 20 yard hydraulic unit to increase capacity and save trips to the dump.
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San Antonio
Tex
Packer Truck
Galion All-Steel Body Co
Galion
Ohio
George Bockmann
Omaha
Neb
Howell Emerson
Wichita Falls
Texas
Motor Truck Equipment Corp
Elmer RB
Bauman
Waste collection disruption noted near town dump
Workers report they are not collecting refuse as they ride to and from the dump grounds three miles west of town. They say delays are ongoing to ensure routes are completed daily, with some residences or businesses skipped.
Retired Civil Service Group Plans State Convention Meeting
Lawton chapter 167 of the National Association of Retired Civil Service Personnel will hold its regular monthly meeting at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Carnegie Public library. Alfred Mietchen, president, urged all members to be present. Plans for the state convention here on Nov. 2 will be discussed.
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Lawton
National Association of Retired Civil Service Personnel
Carnegie Public Library
B. Alfred Mietchen
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