Undercover Man Sparks Collapse Of Dope Traffic
Oklahoma City police and narcotics agents arrested 12 people after a four week undercover operation led by Bil Keesier, a new city officer. Raids on homes and apartments yielded marijuana, pills, and capsules, with about 400 marijuana cigarettes’ equivalent seized. Nine faced possession charges and three for immoral use. Detectives expect more arrests as the crackdown continues.
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Oklahoma City
Bil Keesier
Ite
Keester
Weester
C. W. Roberts
J. L. Doyie
Khrushchev Warns Turkey on Syria Conflict Threat
Khrushchev accused Dulles of pressing Turkey to attack Syria as pro Soviet officers control Syria. He warned that if war breaks out, Turkey would not last one day and rockets could sing. The United States rejected the charge and affirmed Turkey's right to defend its security under NATO.
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Khrushchev
Dulles
Turkey
Syria
United States
Russia
State Department
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
United Nations
Karushchev
Middle East
Funeral Rites for Carrie Patterson in Galilee Baptist Church
Services set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Galilee Baptist for Carrie Patterson 56 of 6 Dearborn who died Tuesday in a Clinton hospital. Rev C R Reed to officiate with burial in Highland Cemetery under Jeffer son Funeral home Sayre arrangements pending at Scroggins Funeral home for Henry Francis Carmichael 72 of Sayre who died today in a Clinton hospital. He was father of Vernon Carmichael and grandfather of Richard Carmichael. He was oldest member of the state house, chaired public safety last session, born August 20 1885 in Graham Texas moved to Berlin community in 1898 and helped found Beckham county government. He married Luria Shirley August 19 1906. they lived in Sayre 47 years. He earlier served as undersheriff, ran a real estate office, and belonged to Rotary First Baptist Chamber of Commerce and Odd Fellows. Survivors include wife Luria at home two sons Vernon and Glenn of Wilmet, Illinois two sisters Brucie Swift of Long Beach California brothers Archie and R. D. of Long Beach and three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Sayre
Star
Scroggins
Henry Francis
Frank) Carmichael
Clinton
Vernon Carmichael
Ferris
Richard Carmichael
House of Representatives
Beckham County
Public Safety Committee
Graham
Tex
Carmichael
Berlin
Roger Mills County
Luria Shirley
Rotary Chuir
First Baptist Church
Chamber of Commerce and
Oddfellows Lodge
Luria
Vernon
Glenn
Wilmett, I
Brucie Swift
Long Beach
Cali
Archie
R. D
Fort Sill Fund Drive Reaches 86 Percent Completion
Fort Sill post community activities fund drive stands 86 percent complete with $30,111 raised toward a $45,000 goal. Units surpassing targets include GT activities at 115.3 percent with $2,270 of $2,618, 11th Field Artillery Group at 1018 percent with $6,254 of $6,180, and Land VFA Group at 117 percent with $3,408 of $2,910 as Fort Sill National Bank donates $250.
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Fort Sill
I1th
Field Artllery Group
Land Vfa Group
Burglars Take Food From Home
Lawton man Manuel Stevens reported a burglary at 2101 McKinley with many items scattered through the house but only food items from the emergency relief program were taken. Police also logged a theft report from Set J. B. Smith about a mounted tire and wheel stolen from a 1956 Ford pickup in the 400 block of an alley between C and D.
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Lawton
Manuel Stevens
McKinley
Set
J. B. Smith
Arlington
Traditional Guard Mount Returns at Fort Sill
Fort Sill resumes the traditional guard mount ceremony open to the public. It will be held at 4 p.m. each Friday at the Old Post Quadrangle parade grounds, reactivating a long standing military ritual after summer.
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Fort Sill
Old Post Quadrangle
Chattanooga 4-H Officers Selected
New officers of the Chattanooga 4-H club were announced today naming Larry Buchwald as president Donnie Buchwald as vice president Juanita Clower as secretary Wilman Buchwald as game leader Bill Cawthorn as song leader Lahoma Curtsinger as reporter Betty Brannan as assistant home demonstration agent met with the group Tuesday to assist in the new organization and enrollment.
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Chattanooga 4-11 Club
Larry Buchwald
Donnie Buchwald
Juanita Clower
Wilman Buchwald
Bill Cawthorn
Lahoma Curtsinger
Betty Brannan
Gore Gap Road Parley Planned for Funding Talks
Fred Harris will travel to Oklahoma City next week to meet Gov. Raymond Gary and highway officials regarding financing for a nine mile Gore Gap road segment. If scheduled for completion it would join the secondary road system with federal matching funds. The county committee previously prioritized 1½ miles of paving on the Geronimia to U.S. 277 gravel road and seeks local funding.
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Fred Harris
Oklahoma City
Gore Gap
Raymond Gary
State Highway Department
Istate
Harris
Geronimia
U.S. 277
Security failures blamed as Koreans suffer thefts and killings
General Decker criticizes Korean national police for inaction at the truce line as U S 1st Corps units remain nearby. An American soldier, Raymond L Bailey, is charged with involuntary manslaughter for a Korean boy's death on Oct 3. Airmen Carroll B Taylor and Edward Young face pretrial for assault with a dangerous weapon after firing in a prohibited area wounding two Korean girls.
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Decker
U. S. 1St Corps
Nith
Vnfar
Special
3.C
Raymond L. Bailey
Brownsburg
Ind
Mumchon
Hailey
Air Force
Carroll B. Taylor
Cincinnati
Edward Young
Chile
Ohio
Kungan
Kin Yong Yi
Kang Kum Sun
Miss Kim
Girl 17 Awarded 1289 In District Court Damage Suit
Patsy Lou Weston a 17 year old Comanche county girl was awarded a 1289 judgment today in a district court damage suit filed after a two car collision at Second and Park last August 2. Judge Luther B. Eubanks ruled for the plaintiff with Charles Weston as her father and attorneys Richardson and Cavanagh for the plaintiff Ralph H. Cline for the defendant. The plaintiff alleged injuries to neck back shoulders and back.
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Comanche County
Luther B. Eubanks
Patsy Lou Weston
Charles Weston
E. G. Carter
Lwo
Second and Park
Richardson and Cavanagh
Ralph H. Cline
Henry Douglass to Attend Science Conference at OSU
Henry Douglass will attend a science conference on the Oklahoma State University campus in Stillwater from Sunday through Tuesday.
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A. ‘Henry
Douglass
Science Ma
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Marler's Pet Shop Open Weekdays Until 8 p.m
Marler's Pet Shop advertises weekday hours until 8 pm at 1410 Ferrin Dial. Store hours and contact number BL 3.8112 are listed for customer visits and pet care services.
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Marler's
Oklahoma traffic toll rises with new double fatalities
A string of recent crashes in Oklahoma adds to 1957 deaths as a Tecumseh area collision claims Samuela Enochs and her husband, and Mrs. Hopewell dies from injuries in an Oklahoma City two car crash. The Enochs were killed when their car collided with a semi after an earlier pickup truck incident on State Highway 9 at the Tecumseh city limits.
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Associated Press
Oklahomia
Arthur W. Wen
Mary
Jane Honea
Oklahoma’ City
Samuela Enochs
Crossi
Charles Dabney
Enochs
Tecumseh
Hopewell
Oklahoma City
Moon satellite signals from Moscow broadcast
Moon event updates describe a satellite overflown as planned while Moscow reported a meteorite bombardment. Officials deem Sputn íl se to brighten Earth lighting the sky briefly, with varying forecasts on its remaining aloft. Soviet and American scientists discuss IGY aims and data sharing prospects amid competition to launch the first moonlet.
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Moscow
Happe
New York
Sergei M. Poloskov
United States
Poloskov
Russia
IGY
Brucker Outlines 1000-1200 Strong Task Forces Plans
Message from Brucker to Gen Wyman dated Sept 25 describes forming 1000 to 1200 strong TFS task forces within 2nd AB 3rd Infantry, and similar divisions. It calls for assessing MP police unit availability, initiating training under FM 39-15, and preparing air and motor movement plans. This confirms a telephone discussion on the same subject.
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Wyman
Little Rock
Ark
CCUSA
United States Army
Fuqua extradition saga tied to Oklahoma robbery case
The report outlines Fuqua's extradition battles, arraignment, and release in 1956, followed by efforts to docket trials after legislative adjournment. It details defense struggles to locate witnesses DeLozier and Potts, and cites constitutional rights about witness lists in capital cases as Chambless motions unfold.
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Derke
Eighth
DeLezier
DeLozier
Vand
Oklahoma County
Fuqua
Chambiess
Chambless
David J. Aubrey
Oerle
Comanche County ASC delegates elected in 12 districts
The Comanche county ASC committee reports delegates and alternates for 12 districts after tabulating the 32-district election results. Names include district officers and alternates, with details of party ties to culture conservation and emergency programs.
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ASC
Comanche County
Twor
Elbert
Wolf
Meers
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Parley
Brucker
Laat
Joe Ford Netyes
Dhanarest Fey
Aaron Jott
BEXEL
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Stineon
Young Corner
Paqua Ty
Amarillo
Texas, Criminal ‘Court of Appeals
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Foqua
Tulsa
Superior Court
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Potts
Oklahoma
Yerke
Ida White Thompson Nursing Home
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Tisdel
U.S
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John Doe
Jackson
Miss
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Mississippi
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Wallots
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Kenneth ‘Wolf
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Edward J. Reed
Radford Hewes
Bob Bauman
Charles Hasenbeck
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Glover
R. L. Hardrog
Guy Shull
Eugene_ Bay
Maurice
G. Bentley
Don W. Hooper
Dan Hayes
Frank Mansel
D&e
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Howard Numley
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J. Pittman
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J. Wimner Watkins
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E. “D._ Sullivan
R. Frank Allison
Lee
F. Bott
Bernice Watson
Francis
John
J. Allan
Lowry
A.mwinkleman
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We. Cap. Lanmann
John “L. Musgrove
Raymond E. Carson
Wilbur O. Morrison
Hugh. Wilson
En Buchwald
Gward Boxberger
Clifton ~Hannahans
J.-C. "Sellers
Oliver E. Null
Dalton Bualnesa College
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Peeleloer
Zale
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