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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1957

Page

6

Observers See Boone's Friendly Smile As Sure Ticket To The Top

Pat Boone, a young singer with a bright image and clean conduct, rises in entertainment. He has a seven-year film contract, a five-year ABC deal, and a growing fan base of about 15,000 teens. Boone began on Fort Worth radio and climbed with hits like Ain't That A Shame and Tutti Frutti, while managing a family life with wife Shirley Foley and four children expected.

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Faubus Attacks U S Policy Over Little Rock Crisis

Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus denounced federal troops and Eisenhower policy, declaring the will of Southern citizens trampled by airborne forces. He spoke to the Arkansas County Judges Association, condemning the Arkansas Gazette and praising his defense of local rights.

ED Martin Little” Rock Ark Orval Faubus Faubus Ior Little Rock Central High School Faubus Arkansas County Judges Assn Govermment Arkansas Gazette Lillie Rock Eisenhower Little Rock Army Arkansas Central Tigh Undes Freleva Shem Union 101St Airborne Division Central High Arkansas National Guard NACE Arkansas Gazetle Hugh B. Paterson, Jr Fiauleys Petterson Gazelle Gazette The Arkansas Democrat Ilu Arkansas Military Dist

Sill Rocket Battalion Scores High On Tests

The 59th FA Rocket Battalion under Lt. Col. Henry E. Bielefeld Jr earned a superior rating on a three day Army Training Test conducted September 24 to 27. Maj. Gen. Peter C. Hains and Brig. Gen. John C. Hayden congratulated officers and men, noting the unit as the first at Fort Sill to receive a superior rating in a post-wide history.

59Th FA Henry E. Bielefeld Peter C. Hains Army John C. Hayden Fort Sill Vasth Col Charles. A. Symroski Seclion David Taku Ho Set Albert L.adam Bielefeld Arly J. Culland U.S. Army

Army Delays Change Date For Uniforms

The Army extends the deadline for adopting new Green and Blue uniforms by two months due to the current reduction in force. Officers and warrant officers may wear either pinks and greens or Army Green on and off duty until at least January 1, with specified accessories for each uniform. Separations before the 1958 summer season remain exempt, and Fort Sill will follow the Jan. 1 deadline unless directed otherwise.

Washington ANS Department of the Army Army Fort Sill Fourth Army

Brownell Sixth To Quit Cabinet

Washington reports the resignation of Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. and his replacement by William P. Rogers, marking a sixth cabinet change for President Eisenhower and the third this year. Other 1957 changes include Wilson to McElroy, Humphrey to Anderson, McKay resignations, Seaton and Folsom appointments, plus Mitchell succeeding Durkin. The nickel composition is noted as 25 percent nickel with the rest copper.

Washington Herbert Brownell Jr Wiliam P. Rogers Eisenhower Charles E. Wilson Defense Neil H. McEloy George M Humphrey the Treasury Robert B. Anderson Douglas McKay Interior Fred A. Seaton Marion B. Folsom

Diphtheria Epidemic Rages in Singapore Urges Immunization

Singapore city health officer Dr I. R. Morrison reports 409 diphtheria cases and 52 deaths since January, urging immediate inoculation for children. He notes 425 cases and 59 deaths for all of last year. Syria’s size and population are compared to North Dakota.

Singapore I. R. Morrison Morrison

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