Faubus Eisenhower in Little Rock Deadlock Eyes Compromise
Faubus and Eisenhower spoke of possible compromises but offered no concrete shifts in the Little Rock crisis. Faubus warned he would not obstruct court orders on integration and would assume responsibility for order if troops leave. Eisenhower insisted troops stay unless peace assurances from Faubus or local police control. Reports mention disputed claims about soldiers guarding dressing rooms and unspecified evidence in Faubus charges.
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Faubus
Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Faunbus
Lite Rock
White House
League of Central High School
Margaret Jackson
League
Sandra
Arnold B. Sikes
Sikes
James C. Hagerty
Wilber Brucker
Brucker
Army Orders List Promotions and Transfers Across Posts
Department of the Army announces personnel movements many officers receive rank enhancements and reassignment. Lt William Huffman to Fort Benning and Lt Charles Huseman to Fort Bragg. several officers reassigned to Fort Hood Fort Benning and other posts. Major Wheeler placed on temp disability and later removed from active duty. Maj Booker retired to US Army Coastal Group.
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Department of the Army
Washington
Leen Gals
USA
William L. Huffman
Ft Bragg
Benning
Henry Fy Canning
Stu Det USA
Msi Sch
USI
Fe Hood
Tex
Larry TR. Nelson
Stu Dek
Arty Sand
Mat Sen
FU Fond
Ts Willam Lo
Carty
Msi
Sch
Harry W. Beers
HU Blas
Jowet W. Wallerfield
United States
Ia Li West P. Gross
Robert _L. Ragains
John Pp. Rodenmayer
Roland B. Rovers
Jane
William D. Snilit AL Marites
Clarence BR. Johnson
Swealler
Bensing
Claude L. Shepard Jr
Odcsips
Washington, D.C
Alvin F. Wheeler
Ghys
Boyd L. Booker
Hood Fss
Approgs
Battle over U S space program looms at leaders meeting
World Astronautical Congress in Barcelona hears U S and Russian aims for space flight. Critics in Washington urge full congressional review of missile work. Sen Symington calls for probe while Sen Wiley cites Pentagon blunder. U S Army generals blame Navy for delays and claim earlier satellite launch was possible in 1955.
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Paul E. Klopsteg
National Science Foundation
Washington
United States
Russia
U. S
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Kansas City
Pentagon
Barcelona
U.S. Army
Holger Toftoy
John Barclay
Army
Navy
Home Demonstration Workshop Planned for Comanche County
A Family Lie Workshop for presidents and readers of the Home Demonstration Program in Comanche County will be held at the county fair building on Oct. 31. About 50 people are expected at 9:30 a.m. The event aims to strengthen the 23 home demonstration clubs. Leta Moore, family life specialist from Stilwater, will lead the session and distribute materials for two designs titled Building Good Family Life and Different Generations.
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Comanche County
Clara J. Kelley
Leta Moore
Stilwater
To Dessgns
Sputnik Battery Life and Silent Spaceraid
Sputnik's batteries are described as conventional heavy chemical types with short life under heavy use. The Naval Research Laboratory notes the craft went silent over six hours, then resumed. Electrical disturbances in the upper atmosphere or intentional power saving could explain the radio silence. Spatnik could circle Earth for days or years after radio falls silent, though tracking would be easier if its path was well predicted beforehand.
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Sputnik
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington
Earth
Spatnik
Funeral Rites for Mrs Eddie Gaskins Held Friday
Mrs Eddie Gaskins 39 died 2:45 am today at a local hospital after a year’s illness. Funeral services set for 2:30 pm Friday at First Baptist Church with Dr H Tom Wiles officiating. She was born Louise Williams October 23 1917 in Hastings Nebraska and lived in Walters Lawton Chickasha and Hastings before moving to Lawton. Surviving: husband Eddie Gaskins two sons Ronnie and Donnie a daughter Linda mother Mrs E Williams 510 Euclid Amarillo father L A Williams of Amarillo two brothers Darwin Williams and Jack Williams and two grandchildren. Becker Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Eddie Gaskins
Elm
First Baptist Church
H. Tom Wiles
Gaskins
Louiise Williams
Hastings
Walters
Lawton
Darwin Williams
Atlanta
Jack
Williams
Becker Funeral Home
William Daniell Rites Held At Lawton Funeral Home
Reverend Robert Harvis of Trinity Baptist officiated Monday at 2 30 p m services in Lawton Funeral Home Chapel for William Dan ielle 42 of Archer City Assisting were Dr Elbert Hetner a Fort Smith minister Bearers were Elmiers Kidley G F Rednour N L Teague R T Ezzell all Wichita Falls with Hob Latham and Herman Young from Lawton Military rites were given at Highland Cemetery.
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Robert Harvis
Trinity Baptist Church
Lawton Funeral Home
William
Bill) Jordan Danielle
Archer City
Elbert Hetner
Fom
Lawton
Highland Cemetery
Nurses Convention Proceedings Across Lawton Oklahoma
The Oklahoma nurses convention schedules sessions in Lawton with Miss Thompson as the keynote of the Thursday events. Activities include a 1 a.m. session, 11:30 a.m. film showings, a noon luncheon honoring past state presidents, a 4 p.m. tour of the Wichita Mountains, and a 7 p.m. steak dinner at the National Guard Armory. Friday plans include officer elections and OSNA student delegates.
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Lawtonian
Wichita Mountains
Holy City
Eleanore Moore
Oklahoma City
National Guard
Armory
OSNA
State Student Nurses Association
Lawton High School
Future Nurses, of America
Mildred Dortold
Fort Supply
Dotson
Letha Billings
Woodward
Josephine Daniel
Yvonne Bender
Memorial Hospital
Miceling
Grace Vickers
Stillwater
Billings
Mary Gilmour
King Usher
Grace Westrope
Bernice Slater
Okmulgee
Thelma Wirkpatrick
Lawton
Edith Smith
Okemah
M. Rosina
Elizabeth Rowley
Norman
Lydia Hill
Mary Agnes Hudspeth
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Pebeahsy jury returns verdict of innocence in death case
In a Cache County trial, Darlene Pebeahsy was found innocent of death by strangulation or foul play. Witnesses described the night of July 4, including a gun, a porch incident, and a fatal head injury. defense portrayed Darlene as a troubled mother with alleged alcohol effects while prosecutors argued possible strangulation.
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Pallas
Pebeahsy
Lawton
Lowell T. Thornton
Warren Crane
Everett R Hale
Oral A. Ridgeway
Ray Alteberry
Saber
M. T. McCracken
Febealsy
McCracken
Pebealsy
Lemuel Febeahsy
Darlene
Dallas
Live
Cache
Love
Dalene
Yates
Peheahsy
Robert S. Landers
Ridgeway
James L. Keegan
Medical Society Hears Surgeon on Medical Economics
Dr. John F. Burton of Oklahoma City spoke to the Comanche-Cotton County Medical Society on rising medical costs tied to other professions. Burton, a former Lawsonian and current Oklahoma State Medical Society president, outlined trends at the dinner meeting attended by about 45, with guests including Dr. Robert Saylor and Mrs. Saylor. Also noted: baby zebras with brown stripes that darken with age.
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John F. Burton
Oklahoma City
Comanche-Cotton County Medical Society
Burton
U. S S. Public Health Service Indian Hospital
Saylor
Eisenhower comments on Zhukov visit and Little Rock integration
President Eisenhower discussed a potential Zhukov visit as a hypothetical matter and warned against bilateral moves that could upset allies. He expressed hope federal troops could be withdrawn from Little Rock as soon as possible, noting peaceful integration occurred elsewhere in Arkansas. He avoided guessing on counterfactual outcomes.
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U.S
Eienhower
Eisenhower
Mareshal
Georgi Zhukov
United’ States
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Zhukov
United States
Wilson Eisenhower
Dulles
Little Rock
Little Rocks
Central High School
Orval Faubus
Arkansas National Guard
Arkansas
Little. Rock
Toys Toys Toys At Marler's Pet Shop Christmas Stock
Big stock for girls and boys just arrived at Marler's Pet Shop Select now and lay away for Christmas Open weekdays until closing time 1410 Ferris phone EL 32 8112.
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Marler
Ferris Dial
Negro Continued From Page One
Fragmentary notes describe a scene at a funeral home where clothing was removed from a victim. Names such as Slade Jackson Shaw Hale and Tompkins appear in court case references. A pistol fired during an incident is noted, with unclear sequence and locations on Maple Street.
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TB Yi
Slade
Jackson
Shaw
H .Hale
Tompkins
Vietim
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Spain
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San Marino
Italy
ELC
C Avenue
Hale
Florence Yates Love
C. W
Bill) Love
Fort Sill
Charlies Pebeahsy
Darlene Pebeahsy
Marie Pebsahsy
Eugene D. Yates
Darlene Febeahsy
Ida White Thompson Nursing Home
Medical Society
Crosby-Blackerby Automotive
Lee Boulevard
Lawton, Oklahoma
Walter Crosby
Bill Blackerby
Forest D Harris, M.D
Gore Blvd
Lawton Clinic
Thera
Nelson Furniture
Avenus
Sneed
Knapp
WM. Leitner
Irwin EL
Florida
Town
Hiway
Rodeo Grounds
Zales
U.S.N.A
Elgin
Zale
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