U S Demands Plane Damage Over Sea of Japan Incident
The United States demanded Russia admit Soviet jet fighters shot down an American B50 bomber over international waters July 29, 1953. In a Moscow note, Washington charged Russia lied, sought $2,785 in damages, and sought immediate release or accounting for 17 Air Force crew.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Sea of Japan
Moscow
Charles E. Bohren
U.S
Say
Hokkaido
Japan
Secretive Arlington Hall unit linked to national security
The article notes a covert National Security Agency operation based at Arlington Hall Virginia with a network of radio receivers monitoring global radio traffic, ships, and broadcasts. Arresting officers say Petersen met them at his apartment, while the agency itself remains unnamed in public directories. Lt. Gen. Ralph J. Canine reportedly commands the unit.
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Agena
Nationty Agency
Sa Tat Fae
Petersen
Washington
Elecs
Arlington Hall
CIA
Ralph J. Canine
National Business Women's Week salutes Lawton BPWC
October observance honors the Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club, active since 1926. The group owns a Fourth and B building and has contributed to the community through years of achievements. A 1,000 strong crowd at Frisco depot welcomed the Compton football team, with memories of past large gatherings including a 1926 or 1927 homecoming for Lawton girls' national championship basketball.
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Lawton
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lawton Club
Oklahoma
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Ora Hornaday
BPWC
Fourth and B
Frisco
Compton
Cameron
Churchill Denounces Isolation and Warns of Europe’s Fate
Churchill argues against American withdrawal into isolation warning it would doom Europe to Russian Communist subjugation and endanger Britain. He criticizes ant American sentiment among Western Europeans and attacks Aneurin Bevan for urging the U S to go it alone. He contends Fortress America talk reflects dangerous wrong course but cites global forces will resist isolationist pressures.
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Churchill
Western
Europe
America
Atlantic
United States
Area Men In Service In The South China Sea
Lt. Donald P. Ramey of 738 N 31st has reported to Tyndall Air Force Base Florida to start a 10 week air craft controller school. Lt. Carl O Best of Randlett serves with Fighter Squadron 11 on USS Boxer and is due back in the U S this month after operations in the South China Sea near Japan and the Philippine Islands.
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Donald P. Ramey
N. 31St
Tyndall Air Force Base
Fla
Uss
Boxer
Carl O. Best
Oliver O. Best
Randlett
Navy
U. S
South China Sea
Japan
Philippine Islands
Special license tags and renewal rules outlined
1954 guidance explains that holders with the same special number must renew yearly to avoid confusion and save storage space. Early reservation reduces applicant lines. Tags may be purchased up to certain limits with no penalty. after, a 10 cent daily penalty applies for 30 days, then the tax doubles. Tag taxes for vehicles and farm trucks fund schools with 95 cents of each dollar returning to the local district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gafford
Stevenson echoes on GOP scandals and Dixon-Yates critique
The article recalls Eisenhower era concerns: C Wesley Roberts and Warren Stephenson resignations, Guy Hollyday ouster from housing post, and an inquiry into a Kansas lobbying case. It cites ongoing Dixon-Yates contract controversy and claims the President ordered it without competitive bidding.
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GOP
Roberts
The
National Committee
Kansas
Eisenhower
Hollyday
White House
Congressional
Stevenson
Dixon-Yates
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
Tailor offers suits and coats with set prices
Tailor made suits priced from 31.50 to 49.50 and men’s and women’s rain coats from 3.15 to 24.00. Nylon uniforms cost 5.98 and Geo Masters uniforms include emblems. R. B. Thomas reachable at phone 1009-R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Masters
R. B. Thomas
Jackson dies leaving noted jurist with mixed legacy
Former Supreme Court Justice Jackson, who rose from a brief law study to a pivotal figure, died prompting tributes from President Eisenhower. He helped prosecute Nazi war criminals at Nuremberg and shaped treason and aggressive war doctrines. Surviving spouse Irene G. Jackson and two children, funeral plans pending.
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Roosevelt
Jackson
Truman
Nuernberg
Germany
Albany Law School
Irene G. Jackson
McLean
William E. Jackson
New York City
Mary G. Bowdoin Craighill Jr
Denver
Eisenhower
Cherry Hills Country Club
Washington
Judge Rules City Boy Is Competent To Stand Trial
County Judge S R Harper ruled 15 year old Edward Lee Spivey a delinquent by commission of second degree manslaughter and competent to stand trial after a two car wreck at Fourth and I Oct 2 that killed Mrs Inez Roberts 59. Spivey was booked in county jail and made a ward of the court. The case proceeds to a preliminary hearing to determine sufficient evidence for a higher court trial.
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S. R. Harper
Edward Lee Spivey
Spivey
Fourth
Inez Roberts
Harper
Manville Redman
Stocks Register 25 Year High Despite Mild Week
New York markets posted a 25 year high for the week with the Associated Press average up 1.10 to 137.30, the best level since October 18, 1929. The five most active issues were Tide Water Associated Oil Armour & Co Rohr Aircraft Royal Dutch Petroleum and U S Steel with modest gains.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Tide Water Associated Oil
Armour & Co
Rohr Aircraft
Royal Dutch Petroleum
U. S. Steel
Helicopter Crash Victims Identified
Air Force officials named three officers killed in a Wednesday helicopter crash near ere. Five officers died. Maj. Larkin L. Jackson of Russellville Alabama Capt. John T. Donohue of Baltimore Maryland and Capt. Warren S. Steinke of San Diego California were identified. Also named earlier were 1st Lt. Julius C. Guinn of Pineville Louisiana and 1st Lt. George Leslie Parker of Estes Park Colorado.
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Alexandria
Air Force
Larkin L. Jackson
Russell Ville
Ala
John T. Donohue
Baltimore
Hannah H. Donohue
Sophia A. Donohue
Warren S. Steinke
San Diego
Calif
Louise M. Steinke
Alexandria Air Force Base
Julius C. Guinn
Pineville
George Leslie Parker
Estes Park
Colo
Cash Carry Milk Prices Proposed By Benson
Secretary Benson urged that savings from cash and carry fluid milk sales be passed to consumers. He argued buyers who pay cash and manage delivery deserve prices reflecting cost reductions and that lower supports help expand markets. The move aims to shift from price supports to increased consumption and reduce government buyouts of dairy surpluses.
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Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Ships rescue ordeal as survivors fade in disaster at sea
Coast Guard reports 12 saved from a disaster at sea while others died of exhaustion or shark attack. Six merchant vessels including the Greek freighter Macedonia rescued 10 men and were told to resume voyages. Coast Guard and air forces will renew search at dawn with appreciation for all crews.
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Vivors
Coast Guard
Russell E. Wood
Fifth Coast Guard District
Macedonia
Prize bull from Hereford Heaven sells near record
BULL the prize bull T. R. Zato developed at former governor Roy Turner’s Hereford Heaven ranch near Sulphur. Born at Cameron in February 1952 by caesarian operation, he’s part of a line that includes two calves by normal births from his dam Lady Tealdo owned by Ted Warkentin. A full brother to Zato is in Michigan as the college herd sire, and a half brother was sold recently for 50,000 to Ranch of Watova near sa.
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T. R. Zato
Roy Turner
Hereford Heaven
Sulphur
Cameron
Lady Tealdo
Ted Warkentin
Michigan
Turner
Watova
Downtown parking plan faces park clash in city debate
Central District Commissioner Emil Woesner denounces the plan calling the courthouse lawn a heavily used park and arguing it would not ease parking. Mayor McCain predicts the plan could add about 500 parking spaces despite no survey.
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Central District
Emil Woesner
Woesner
McCain
Sent Cards and Flowers During Our Sorrow
A brief note notes sending cards and flowers during a time of sorrow. The message expresses sympathy and wishes for comfort.
Security Ouster Statistics Promised By Administration
Washington reports the administration will soon publish new figures on federal employees ousted under the loyalty security program. The pending National Security Council semi annual report follows a high profile arrest in Arlington Virginia of Joseph Sidney Petersen a former National Security Agency employee charged with improperly obtaining classified documents. Democrats accuse Republicans of mis interpreting totals while Eisenhower era orders push to purge subversives from the payroll.
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Washington
National Security Council
FBI
Arlington
Joseph Sidney Petersen
National Security Agency
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Richard M. Nixon
Johnston
New Crusade
Fede
Eisenhower
White House
Denver
Ecabanar
Civil Service Commission
Council
Whooping cranes under federal protection face hunting risk
Officials urge hunters to avoid shooting the long legged cranes resembling the rare Whooping Bird. Sightings should be reported to the newspaper or area rangers. Audubon Society members seek spotters to map flight and habits as Greenwalt warns the nation’s birds are at risk. The cranes nest near Aransas Texas and winter in Saskatchewan Canada.
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National Audubon Society
Juanita Mahaffey
Game and Fish News
Greenwalt
Gulf
273 Sooner Youths To Attend FFA Meet
Oklahoma will be represented by about 273 boys and their chaperones at the 27th FFA national convention in Kansas. Lambert state FFA president and Jim Hogan state secretary will be voting delegates. convention runs through Thursday. Representatives from 48 states and Puerto Rico attend. fourteen Oklahoma boys are recommended for American Farm Degree. Chouteau FFA chapters are Oklahoma entries in the national chapter contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Future Farmers of America
Kansas
FFA
Satan Berry
Lambert
Jim Hogan
Clinton
Sal
Puerto Rico
Chouteau
Rape Suspects Are Identified In Oklahoma City Case
An Oklahoma City housewife identified two men in a police lineup as part of a four man group that seized her outside a cafe and raped her after placing her in a car. Police have not filed charges against the two named men and are seeking the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Reno and
May
Official Visits Apache Apache
Walter P. Smith of the Oklahoma State Veterans Department visited Apache this week on official business.
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Walter P. Smith
Oklahoma State Veterans Department
Apache
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John Ernst Roche
Department
Donald Ramey
Republican National Committee
Housing Administration
C. Wesley Roberts
Warren L. Stephenson
Guy T. O. Hollyday
Butane
Medicine Park
D. L. Shelton
City Boy
Ed Roberts
Kenneth
Violet
Rattler
Din
B.R
Coleman
Berry's
Aes
California Pottery
D Avenue
Laan Paani
M & D Finance CO
Okio G. Andrews
D Ave
Thomas E. Stanton
Brandon and Kephart Plumbing CO
C Avenue
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