Oklahoma City and statewide prices for livestock and poultry
Prices reported by the State Poultry and Eggs Office and Oklahoma City Livestock show cattle and hogs trading with steady to higher trends. No. 1 broilers and eyes steady. calves, cows, bulls, and sheep listed with ranges and averages across multiple towns, including Oklahoma City, Enid, Pauls Valley, Watonga, and Lawton.
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State Poultry and Eggs
State Board of Appvicalities Today
Frederick
Watonga
Bison
Blackwell
el Reno
Enid
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Medford
Yukon
Guymon
Hooker
Vici
Oklahoma City
Broilers
Muskogee
Tulsa
Trading
Clinton
Pauls Valley
Vinita
Elk City
Shattuck
Lawton
USDA
Fisherman Fights Octopus Off Sicilian Coast
In Scoglith Ragusa Antonio Rosa hauled in an octopus after a line tug that yanked him from the pier into the sea. He stabbed the creature with his knife as onlookers, including Jagers, hauled him and the 20 pound prey from the water. The octopus delivered a strong squeeze before the death blow.
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Ragusa
Sicily
Scoglith
Antonio Rosa
Rosa
Summit talks loom as East West tensions rise
The piece notes awaiting summit potential between leaders and advisers to discuss the Middle East and other explosive issues. It reports Washington opposes three power talks with the Soviet Union and hints at amendments to the 1946 Atomic Energy Act to boost nuclear cooperation with Britain and other Free Nations. President Eisenhower promotes Western scientific collaboration within NATO and beyond in a New York address.
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Ment
Middle East
London
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Congress
Janary
Britain
Free Nations
U.S
Queen Elizabeth
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
New York
Spies Hanged in Cairo for Israel Links
Egyptian authorities announced that two Gaza Arabs convicted of spying for Israel were hanged north of Cairo. Officials said three others were executed early Monday after similar convictions.
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Cairo
Gaza
Israel
Caio
Weather Continues With Strong Winds at Lake Lawtonka
The Lake Lawtonka region reported whitecap waves and high spray over the food gates as winds whipped up. Despite no observed damage, creeks remained contributing to the lake, with temperatures forecast to drop to 55 by Thursday from 68 today and rain possible Sunday or Monday.
Two People Hurt In Separate Traffic Crashes
Police reported two separate crashes injuring two people. Meredith Roberts, 18, a Cameron College student, was hurt at 9:40 p.m. Tuesday when his car rear ended a Chevrolet on Gore Boulevard near 20th. He rode with Jerry T. Hasley, 18, also of Cameron College. The other injury occurred at 5:02 a.m. when a Lawton woman driving a 1937 Oldsmobile hit a parked Dodge at 703 C, injuring William Lou Boles, 23, who was taken to Memorial Hospital.
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Cameron College
Meredith Roberts
Gore Blvd
Jerry T. Hasley
Gore
William H. Zink
Zink
Nis Rar
Lawton
Willi Lou Boles
Memorial Hospitals
Leslie T. Merrin
Frank D. Austin
Fort Su
Tomlinson Names Quartet Members
Tomlinson junior high school named two boys quartets this week by vocal music instructor Mrs. Ella Mackey. The first quartet includes Manley Johnson Jimmie Truesdale Larry Ferguson and Gerald Darby, with parents and addresses listed. The second group features David Robison Robert Hawkins Charles Richardson and Rodney Jenkins, along with their guardians and street locations.
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Tomlinson Junior High School
Ella Mackey
Manley Johnson
C. DB. Johnson
Atlanta
Jimmie Truesdale
B. L. Truesdale
Larry Ferguson
Birney Ferguson
Gerald Darby
Edgar Darby
Lesson Is Futile in Theft Case at South Shields
South Shields juvenile court sent a 16 year old boy to a psychiatrist to determine why he stole 6.86 dollars from a woman's purse. The psychiatrist allegedly returned him to steal 2.80 dollars from him.
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South Shields
England
CPJ
Trials Continue With Duncan Evidence In Lawson Case
The trial panel heard how a younger boy led Duncan to Lawson to show a weapon before the shooting that killed Tillery and Ivey, while Coppenbarger and Tillery were linked to Ivey’s sisters. Duncan fled, later surrendered after talking with his attorney, with openings set for Nov. 12 plus other related cases and transfers noted for different defendants.
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Lawson
Elgin
Duncan
Tillery
Ivey
Joe Ray
Joe Ray Coppenbarger
Smith
Coppenbarger
Ineal
Till
Sherif
Fuqua
District Court
E. D. Weaver
Wayne Tisdel
Lawton
A. H. Potts Jr
Oklahoma City
Willard
Brown
Geary
Fort Sill faces multiple burglary and theft charges
Fort Sill residents are named in several cases including Glenn Allen Myers charged with second degree burglary and theft at Givens Conoco Service, Tulsa suspects B J Prickett for passing a bogus check, and Hill appealing a Special Sessions conviction for aggravated assault against Wayne Stevens. Perry Boydston is charged with grand larceny.
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Luther Hill Jr
Obklahoma City
Kolker Grocery
Opal Patterson
Scott’s
Lawton
Quality, Beverage Co
Alvin Virgil Streeter
Oklahoma City
Ann Dear Miller
Arlington
A. L. Lewis
Richard L. Murray
Fort Sill
Worthen Drug Co
Robert Lee Guice
Layton
Roger Myers
City Youth Center
Sre
Dixie Elaine Depuey
Summit
Gweethrar
James Monroe Winkler
Jack Merrill
Humpty Dumpty Food
Wayne Roland Pointer
Bobby Joe Miller
Rt 1
Elgin
Charles R. Jackson
Walter F. Gillespie
S. 14Th
Roger Claude Myers
Donald Hipp
George Riggs
Tulsa
Block S
Glenn Allen Myers
Givens
Conoco
23Rd and
Gore
B. J. Prickett
Star Pawn
Hill
Special Sessions Court
Wayne E. Stevens
Perry Boydston
Syria tensions loom as NATO grappled with Turkey conflict
In a tense session, Senator Lodge warned that Syria sought to trigger a major war with Turkey and implicate NATO. He noted NATO’s principle of collective defense and recalled Soviet expansion for context. Paraguayan envoy Montero de Vargas proposed a short adjournment for mediation, while Syrian envoy Zeineddine pressed for a three day limit. The Syria amendment passed 33 to 32 with 15 abstentions.
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Turkey
Lodge
Soviet Union
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Albania
Pacifico Montero de Vargas
Farid Zeineddine
Washington
Pictures Taken For Wichita Cameron College Yearbook
Pictures for the Wichita Cameron College yearbook are being taken this week on the junior college campus. Glenda Nowlin of Lawton is the sophomore editor.
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Wichita
Cameron College
Glenda Nowlin
Law’ton
Doan's Pills Promise Quick Relief For Bladder Pain
The ad promotes Doan's Pills as fast relief for bladder irritation and related pains. It claims three actions: soothing bladder irritation, relieving backache headache and muscular pain, and mild diuretic effect to increase kidney output. It encourages asking for a new economy size and saving money.
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Doan
Orders Question Military Funds Shifts, Seeks Clarification
Pentagon officials say overall military spending remains within the ceiling. A Wilson directive from January aims to curb moving funds from procurement to development while McElroy seeks clearer rules. Wilson argued no cut to vital R D, but transfers have obscured accounting of research spending.
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Congress
Pentagon
Charles E. Wilson
McElroy
Wilson
Congressional
Tito Recognizes East Germany in Shift Under Soviet Influence
AID continued report notes Tito acknowledged the East German government on October 15. The United States voiced regret and the State Department warned the move could bolster East German prestige and Soviet policy on German unification. The action followed recent meetings with Khrushchev raising concern Tito might align further with the Soviet line.
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Tito
East Germany
United States
State Department
Khrushchev
Cost Of Living Rises to New High in September
New York The National Industrial Conference Board reports September living costs reached an all time high for the 13th straight month with a 0.2 rise from August. The index stood at 105.2 with purchasing power at 95 cents on a 1953 dollar base, down 2.7 percent year over year.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Transportation
Teachers To Leave Thursday For 67th State Convention
Laws and Comanche county school pupils will begin a four day holiday as the 67th Oklahoma Education Association convention opens in Oklahoma City. More than 450 educators from city and area schools will attend with total registration expected over 20 000.
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Laws
Comanche County
Oklahoma Education Association
Oklahoma City
Philip d. Nickey
Hickey
St. Louis
American Association of School Administrators
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