Puerto Rican Red Arrested Entering U S
Ramon Mirabal Carrion 41, secretary general of the Puerto Rican Communist party, was arrested by FBI agents in Hidalgo Edinburg Texas on charges of conspiring to advocate the violent overthrow of the U S He said he had lived in Mexico since June and was arrested as he crossed the international bridge He was arraigned and bond set at 25000 with removal to Puerto Rico planned He had disappeared from Puerto Rico last June and entered the Communist underground network
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New York
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Hidalgo County
International Bridge
J. Edgar Hoover
San Juan
Communist Party
Scott J. Werner
San Antonio
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Vento
Alfonso Alamia
Carrion
500 Sign Petitions For Charter Ballot
Petitions bearing the names of 500 Lawton citizens were returned to the Citizens Committee for Better Government as the charter government election campaign advanced. About 300 names were logged on the first day, with nearly 200 more added on the second. 250 to 300 petitions have been issued, 150 from the Citizens Committee office in the City National Bank building. The charter movement gained momentum as the Lawton Safety Council endorsed the Citizens Committee, joining prior support from the Woman's Forum, Lawton Real Estate Board, and Lawton Kiwanis Club.
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Medic Copter Class Demonstrates Combat Duty Prep
Seven Medical Service Corps officers in an Army cargo helicopter pilot course observed a combat scenario at East range Strip 8. Capt Theodore Ellis led the battalion surgeon team as two “wounded” were treated in a field aid tent and flown to a surgical hospital.
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U.S. Army
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MSC
U.S.A
Dawson W. Dixon
G. Richard Brown
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Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Dean's Glare Keeps Panty Raid In Check At LSU Dorms
In Baton Rouge on Thursday night a band of about 1,000 male LSU students attempted a panty raid on the women's dorms. Dean nicknamed the Bear commanded an honor guard of ROTC cadets to clear the crowd. He ordered them to go home with two words and, aided by the cadets in full dress, the demonstration dispersed with few items taken.
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Louisiana State University
Methodist Bishop To Conduct Revival at Centenary Church
Bishop W Angie Smith of the Methodist Church will lead evangelistic services at Centenary Methodist Church in Lawton from November 7 to 12. Pastor J Walter Browers Jr says the schedule is tight and invites all residents to attend daily sessions at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. starting Sunday November 7.
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W. Angie Smith
Oklahoma — New Mexico
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Centenary Methodist Church
Seventh and
Bishop Smith
United States
J. Walter Browers Jr
Oklahoma official commissions probe in school supply sales
Oklahoma City legislator Robert Cunningham says evidence from Chicago shows six public officials in Oklahoma received commissions from school supply sales. He notes checks, contracts, and photostats support potential cases. investigation aided by Public Safety agents and Governor Murray.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Robert O. Cunningham
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Wilcox & Follett Publishing Co
Denoyer Geppert Co
Wreckage Found After Missing Air Force B-25 Flight
Three bodies recovered near Paris Texas as Civil Air Patrol teams hunt for a missing B 25 bomber en route from Maxwell AFB Alabama to Vance AFB Oklahoma. The aircraft, last in contact near Shreveport, disappeared in bad weather amid Hugo storm activity.
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Montgomery
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Enid
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Texas
Oklahoma
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol
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Vance Air Force Base
Enid. Okla
Fort Worth man extradited in Oklahoma murder case
Extradition papers from Oklahoma connect David Fred Hagler Jr., a 36 year old Fort Worth man, to a murder case involving an unidentified victim beaten with a blunt instrument, an unknown ignition liquid poured over the body, and the station wagon set on fire. The victim’s identity remains unknown as investigators seek charges.
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma
John Doe
Ike Makes New Plea For Health Program
President Eisenhower closed a New York visit with a call to enact his health reinsurance plan and back another Republican Congress. Speaking at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner, he said the voluntary health insurance program would be resubmitted to Congress in January and pledged underwriters would cover up to 75 percent of losses. He also planned an outdoor Gettysburg luncheon to boost Pennsylvania GOP candidates and reaffirmed endorsements for Clifford P. Case in New Jersey.
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Communist Front
Comic Book Bootleggers Springing Up
Oklahoma City reports bootleggers spreading across the South to counter censorship efforts. Women from Alabama, North Carolina and Texas describe under counter sales and evasion by parents and youths.
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American Legion
John T. Batten
Birmingham
Ala
Jack Wardlaw
Montgomery
N. C
Legion Child Welfare Conference
B. L. George
Beaumont
Tex
Cals
Wrecks injure 11 and Duncan man dies in crashes
An Oklahoma collision spree left one dead and 11 injured. James Homer Masingale, 22, of Duncan, died from head injuries after a near head on crash north of Duncan on U S 81 about 10 p.m. Thursday. Other wrecks near Minco and Cement injured several more and sent some to Memorial Hospital for treatment. A separate incident in Cement involved a car backing from a private driveway striking 65-year-old Eliza Young. Weather conditions included a light sprinkle in Lawton with cooler temperatures ahead and additional storms causing localized damage across the state.
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Duncan
U.S. 81
John Francis Atkins
Dearborn
W. W. Mincey
Andrews
Memorial Hospital
19Th
Irwin
Minco
S.H
Donald Ray Johnson
Oklahoma City
Arnold Canale
William E. Cross
Johnson
Chickasha
Eliza Young
Geraldine Duncan
Francis Franklin Riley
Marlow
Mercury
Oklahoma
Idabel
McAlester
Eastern
Bengal
Sallisaw
Poteau
Zoe
Heavener
Fanshaw
Kiamichi Fire-Watcher’s Tower
Ada
Durant
Fund Drive Totals Near Forty Thousand in 1954-55 Campaign
Contributions to the United Fund Red Cross drive rose to 39 885 with an additional 1 733 reported at a noon ABC club session. Rotarians led in percent of quota at 67 7 while Kiwanis topped money raised with 13 811. Optimist, B P W, Lions, and ABC clubs followed with varying percentages of their goals. Northwest See Page 6.
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Kiwanis Club
Sheppard Juror Seated in First Degree Murder Trial
A 40-year old mail carrier Gerald Lider Bach was tentatively seated as the 11th juror for Dr Samuel H Sheppard's first degree murder trial bringing the panel to five men and six women all housewives. A taller brunette inspector from a General Electric plant was examined but excused for cause for alleged court instruction violation.
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Cleveland
Gerald L. Liderbach
Samuel H. Sheppard
Fred Garmone
General Electric
Bette Marie Parker
New Jersey Senate Battle Frames Voter Attitudes
SAMUEL LUBELL reports from New Jersey where voters question campaigns and shift toward abstaining. Amid “sit it out” protests and leftist smear debates, the contest hinges on turnout more than votes, with some questioning Case while others defend Eisenhower and express fatigue over dirt. See LUBELL Page 2.
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Samuel Lubell
New Jersey
el Ene
Ultimatum to British Strikers Warned Return by Monday
London government urged Britain's 44 000 dock workers to resume work by Monday or troops would be deployed to the waterfront. Labor Minister Walter Monckton announced the ultimatum in the House of Commons stating the strike would not force concessions and the tieup could not continue much longer.
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Britain
House of Commons
Si Walter Monckton
Monckton
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