Bricker Launches Four City Swing Through State
Sen. John Bricker's four city Oklahoma swing promotes Republican gains in the state race. He backs the Bricker Amendment to curb presidential treaty powers and cites GOP aims of tax cuts and dollar stabilization. He predicts possible House seats for Ohio and a U.S. Senate win, then continues to Enid, Bartlesville, and Tulsa events with party officials and voters.
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Oklahoma City
John Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Oklahoma
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Congress
U. S
Senate
Eisenhower
United Nations
Ohioan
VFW Auxiliary Carnival Plans Benefit Event
Members of VFW Auxiliary Post 1193 will sponsor a benefit carnival at 7 p.m. Saturday in the VFW hut 926 S Second. Proceeds go to Pryor Orphanage Christmas Veterans hospitals and local families. Highlights include a country store spinning wheel palm reading cake walk and other concessions with hot dogs coffee pies and cakes.
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Veterans of Foreign War Auxiliary
Post 1193
VFW Hut
Lewis Coleman
Auxiliary Finance Committee
Pryor
Magsaysay lifts Philippine ban on Viva Zapata
President Ramon Magsaysay announced the ban on the Hollywood film Viva Zapata was lifted and approved for general release across the Philippines. The movie had previously been shown only in Manila and banned in the provinces for allegedly tending to create unrest.
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Manila
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippines
Area Men In Service Area Men In Service
Lt. William D. Baker, a helicopter pilot in Korea, serves with the Eighth Army's 30th Medical group. A University of Oklahoma graduate, he flies an ambulance helicopter rushing soldiers to Army hospitals. his wife Marilyn resides at 1802 Dearborn. He is the son of William B. Edwards of Seminole.
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William D. Baker
Marilyn
Dearborn
Eighth Army
Korea
Baker
University of Oklahoma
William B, Edwards
Thomas J. Hamilton Receives Silver Bar
Lt. Thomas J. Hamilton, troop information and education officer in Ninth Army corps headquarters, has been promoted to first lieutenant while serving in Korea. He arrived overseas recently after joining the Army. Sgt. Paul M. Smith, son of Mrs. Doris I Abbott, graduated with honors from the wheel vehicle repair foreman course at the European Ordnance School in Fuessen Germany and returned to duties with Company B 74th Ordnance Battalion in Frankfurt.
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Paul M. Smith
Doris I. Abbott
S. Eighth
Army
European Ordnance School
Fuessen
Germany
Smith
74Th Nance Battalion
Frankfurt
Thomas J. Hamilton
Frances
Pollard
Ninth Corps
Korea
Hamilton
Cancer Cure Very Close Says Doctors at Houston
Houston October 22 UP Medical science nears a cancer cure says Dr William Brewster of Massachusetts General Hospital and Dr David Karnofsky of Sloan Kettering in a two day conference at the new M D Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute. They cite advances in surgical removal of tumors in older patients and animal-human cell transplantation speeding drug research. They describe artificial defense mechanisms that extend operable time and permit longer surgeries for malignant growths and note anesthesia effects on the heart can be countered to aid treatments.
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William Brewster
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
David A. Karnofsky
Sloan-Kettering Institute
New York
Brewster
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