Police Press Hunt For Killers Of Three Boys
Chicago police intensified the search for the slayers of three schoolboys as father of 14 year old Robert Peterson joined efforts to gather tips. Malcolm Peterson, with bus officials, urged drivers and passengers to report clues as investigators push a sprawling case. The three youths were found battered in Robinson Woods after a late Sunday sighting, and authorities have yet to seize a breakthrough amid a massive canvass and questioning of dozens. Rewards rose to 6700 dollars with a Ga woman adding 1000 and Mayor Carey seeking 10000 more from the council.
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Chicago
Malcolm Peterson
Robert Peterson
Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Robinson Woods
Jefferson Park
Jack McKinney
Chicago Detective Bureau
J.H. Lopez
Cedartown
Richard J. Carey
Eisenhower Receives Quick Economic Briefing at Hospital
President Eisenhower, recovering from heart attack at Fitzsimons Army Hospital, summoned top economic advisers Dr. Gabriel Hauge and Dr. Arthur Burns for a briefing on the national economy and stock market. He stood briefly on scales, losing four pounds, and weighs 172 1/2 pounds. The medical bulletin noted progress and a cheerful mood despite missing a planned sun terrace outing due to snow.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Gabriel Hauge
Arthur F. Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Washington
UN Marks 10th Anniversary With Global Celebrations
The United Nations marked its tenth anniversary with world celebrations and a gala concert in the General Assembly hall featuring Emil Gilels New York Philharmonic and Leonard Bernstein. Jose Maza of Chile led UN Assembly remarks while leaders like Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. and Harold E. Stassen spoke on the UN as a force for peace. Allegations of anti UN sentiment surfaced in London Falafel Square as a flag was torn down by League of Empire Loyalists.
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N. Y
General Assembly Hall
Emil Gilels
Soviet Union
New York Philharmonic Symphony
William Walton
Leonard Bernstein
Schola Cantorum
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
International Organization
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
United States
Pusan
America
Far East
Indian Information Bureau
New Delhi
India
World Forum
UN Assembly
Jose Maza
Chile
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Liberia
Japan
Sweden
Manila
London
Trafalgar Square
League of Empire Loyalists
Sharp Clashes Over Germany Dominate East West Talks
Geneva negotiations between Western spokesmen and Molotov edge toward confrontation over German reunification and European security. Dulles Macmillan and Pinay push for West Germany unity and NATO links, while Molotov argues for an all European security system and delays German unification. Russia aims to preserve East Germany and resist Western alliance.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
Molotov
Germany
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Eden
Faure
Russia
U.S
Dulles
Macmillan
Pinay
West
East Germany
Europe
Bulgania
West Germany
NATO
Cub Pack 73 Reorganized Under Coleman Hogue Chair
Coleman O Hogue of 1418 Smith named cubmaster for Cub Pack 73 sponsored by Jefferson School PTA. New Scouting committee includes Sfc Donald L McCorkell Sr, Sfc Glen H Spaulding Jr, I B Manis, David Corley, and Lt John J Bilon. Den mothers named. Pack meets third Friday monthly with planning committee meeting first Friday. John C Elkins and Mrs Jack Knight assist.
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Coleman O. Hogue
Smith
Jefferson School
PTA
Sfc
Donald L. McCorkell Sr
N. 17Th
Glen H. Spaulding Jr
Bessie
I. B. Manis
Lincoln
David Corley
John J. Bilon
Geraldine Lin
John C. Elkins
Jack Knight
Centenary Church Revival Led by Dr Leland Clegg
Centenary Methodist Church to host a revival from November 27 to December 4 conducted by Dr Leland Clegg superintendent of the Oklahoma City district of Methodist churches. Eighteen new captains appointed for each of six nights to fill pews, with twelve people sent according to Bill Sieg committee chairman.
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Leland Clegg
Oklahoma City
Margaret May Reveals Decision On Royal Romance
London reporters expect Princess Margaret to publicly decide within 48 hours on marrying Peter Townsend. She prayed at Windsor and discussed her future with Queen Elizabeth as Parliament prepares to debate possible changes to the Royal Marriage Act of 1772.
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Margaret
London
Peter Townsend
Windsor Castle
Royal Chapel
Queen Elizabeth
Marcus Lipton
Eden
State Grange Opens Convention in Enid Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Grange opens its 40th annual convention in Enid with about 250 delegates expected. The event closes Thursday with officer elections and committee reports. Dr. Eugene S. Briggs of Phillips University is the principal speaker Tuesday, followed by Roy Bender of Enid on Wednesday.
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Enid
Okla
Oklahoma Grange
Eugene S. Briggs
Phillips University
Roy Bender
Farmer’s Cooperative Grain Dealers Association of Oklahoma
500 Block Euclid 5-Room Home with Adjacent Rental
The McKee Co advertises a near city block property at 500 Euclid with a five room house and a small rental on the rear of the lot. The deal asks a total price of 8 975 dollars. Call 432 for details.
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Forty-Four Lawton Girls to Be Initiated in Tri-Hi-Y Rites
Forty four Lawton high school girls will be initiated tonight by Tri-Hi-Y officers. The ceremony is set for 8 15 p m at the First Presbyterian church with parents invited to attend. Names of initiates include Nana Amis Sandra Austin Barbara Benge Judy Bledsoe Karen Bridel Beverly Bryant Marilyn Busby Beth Clark Beverly Clemmer Tip Cockrell Linda Cooter Barbara Cunningham Roberta De Wolf Ellen Ewing Jehren Fried man Joan Godlove Jan Griffin Sue Grimes Sally Hagerton Sherry Harper Frankie Ingraham Genda Kensey Myrna Langley Eugenia Matthew Judy Matthew Janet Mussen Lyntha Nicklas Pat Ohl Barbara Patton Pat Payne Barbara Pennington Beverly Pominger Liz Reising Ethel Schmehling Chlorica Stephens Gloria Stevens Glennelle Stinson Kay Stowe Marilyn Van Eaton Sylvia Wigington Trellus Wilson Catherine Witzel Sarah Wright.
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Nana Amis
Sandra Austin
Barbara Benge
Judy Bledsoe
Karen Bridel
Beverly Bryant
Marilyn Busby
Beth Clark
Beverly Clemmer
Tip Cockrell
Linda Cooter
Barbara Cunningham
Roberta de Wolf
Ellen Ewing
Jehren Friedman
Joan Godlove
Jan Griffin
Sue Grimes
Sally Hagerton
Frederick Hammond
Sherry Harper
Frankie Ingraham
Genda Kensey
Myrna Langley
Eugenia Matthew
Judy Matthew
Janet Mussen
Author James Michener Marries Mari Sabusawa
Chicago author James Michener, 48, who writes on East West understanding, wed Mari Sabusawa, 35, American born with Japanese ancestry, in a ceremony at the University of Chicago chapel. The Rev. Jitsuo Morikawa officiated. Mrs. Michener is an American Library Association Bulletin editor from Las Animas, Colorado. The couple plans a world honeymoon, first to Australia.
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Chicago
James Michener
Mari Sabusawa
Jitsuo Morikawa
First Baptist Church of Chicago
Graham Taylor
University of Chicago
Michener
Las Animas
Colo
American Library Assn. Bulletin
South Pacific
Australia
Population declines for Oklahoma since 1950 census
Oklahoma's total estimated population fell 2.7 percent from 2,233,351 in April 1950 to 2,174,000 on July 1, 1954. Civilians dropped 3.6 percent from 2,218,000 in 1958 to 2,138,000 in 1954, due to 198,000 migrants, 84,000 deaths, and 220,000 births offsetting the loss. The nationwide population rose 7 percent to 161,183,000.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Bureau of the Census
Bureau
United States
Census Bureau
Farm Income Down Costs Stay High
Farm income fell 4 percent in the first nine months of 1955 while costs remained steady. Receipts totaled 19.7 billion from a near identical volume of farm products as 1954, with livestock and dairy patterns dipping modestly and hog prices dropping sharply by 29 percent.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Decision Expected Soon On Negro Merger
Oklahoma City report says a verdict on whether the Oklahoma Association of Negro Teachers will merge with the Oklahoma Education Association is expected this week. F D Moon notes the issue is top priority at the annual meeting while the OEA holds its convention. The Negro group must also decide whether to stay with its athletic association or join the Oklahoma High School Athletic Association system now open to Negro schools.
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OEA
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Association of Negro Teachers
Oklahoma Education Association
F. D. Moon
Municipal Auditorium
Negro Teachers’ Group
Oklahoma
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