Oberlin Hosts Global Church Unity Conference
Church leaders from North America gathered at Oberlin College for a ten day meeting to find common ground and reduce denominational divisions. The Novi America conference on faith and order includes more than 417 churches and aims to lay groundwork for future unity despite unlikely immediate mergers.
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Church Unity
Unshielded GI s Brave Nuclear Test at Nevada Site
Soldiers near Ground Zero faced a ten kiloton blast at the Nevada proving grounds as helmets were blown off by the shock wave. About 100 troops from Florida divisions endured the detonation eight miles away, with no casualties reported. Scientists note the event marked a milestone in American nuclear testing history.
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Cuban Rebels Resume Campaign of Terror
Havana reports describe a renewed rebel campaign of creeping terror with weekend bombings injuring six and damaging property in Havana and Santiago. Police detained two suspected opposition leaders amid growing splits within anti-government factions as Batista seeks to ease censorship and restore order.
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TB Conference Slated Sept 1 at Hotel Lawtonian
A conference of tuberculosis workers from Comanche and surrounding counties will be held from 9:50 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on September 11 at the Hotel Lawtonian. C. A. Vokins of Cache announces the annual event, one of four held statewide to discuss year-round TB programs and the Christmas seal sale. Delegates and officers are expected. Dr. Carl Puckett will respond. Speakers include Miller Jr, Keough, Mrs. H. W. Thale Hallett, and Mrs. Dore’la Lagan, with Lois Ann Miller closing the program.
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Dore
la Lagan
Cleveland
Garvine
Secrenry
Lois Ann Miller
State
TB Association
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Cofton
Tarmon
Jackson Sowa
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Artificial Rice Maker Arrives in Manila Amid Diet Hope
Government officials expect the artificial rice device by Robert I. Rauffman to help the native diet when real staples are scarce. The 37 year old Malden Mass attorney says the machine is mobile on a layley and can process corn for about 3 cents per person, reaching tens of thousands daily. Also reported, color TV will reach the Soviet Union by 1960 end with Moscow confirming widespread set production of over four million units annually.
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London
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Lawton honors and school notes from 50s era reports
The column recalls past events including dog show wins by Mrs. Phil Hornstein and a novice class winner, Lawton-Fort Sill Kennel Club sponsor. It notes city school enrollment nearing 5,000, drought impacts since 1984, Lake Lawlonka dam project costs, and civic activities like American Legion officer elections, Bendix race entries, and Chamber/ Jaycee events.
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Labor Day
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American Legion
Comanche County
Law
Lawwon Business
Wonten
Plang Fair
Aitlte Sheater ‘Sreures
Cecilee Mille
Mystery museum exhibit mocks Noahs Ark delay
An exhibit at the Chicago National Mystery Museum humorously suggests it would take two years to load an ark at a rate of one species per minute, imagining Noah landing at a vast collection. The snippet blends playful fiction with a nod to biblical lore and museum display humor.
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Solons Charge Airlines Lax In Duty To Public
Washington lawmakers report the Civil Aeronautics Board lax in protecting air travelers and accuse the airlines of monopolistic practices. They fault the CAB for informal dealings and failing to curb first class pricing on coach flights amid an ATA antitrust probe.
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Kilt Mystery Cleared Up
London reports a Scotsman named Gannon and Pal in a Thames encounter. Gannon leapt into the river to rescue a man after Pat Gotles observed a kilt mishap. Pat praised Gannon for his quick action as onlookers aided the rescue.
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GOP liberals seek assistant leadership to rival Knowland
A GOP liberal bloc aims to place one of their senators in the assistant leader post as a step toward a future top leadership role. With Dirksen possibly stepping aside at Knowland’s end, candidates include Allott, Rush, Carlson, EI Case, and Javits, though no single frontrunner is named.
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R-Mass
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Connecticut
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Kansas
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New York
Utah Posse Nabs Shooting Suspect
A 19 year old sailor from Phoenix was held in jail in southwest Utah after a daylong manhunt. Dr Isidore Matitsky and his wife Mrs Matitsky were accosted at their St George home. she was shot in the chest and underwent surgery. The suspect was tracked by Lt George i A posse.
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Sailor AWOL from carrier Saratoga tracked to Santa Clara river
The Lawton Constitution notes Passemen tracked Grainger to the Santa Clara river, where the sailor, exhausted from thirst and drinking water, admitted he was AWOL from the carrier Saratoga as Sheriff Roy Renouf reported.
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Beauties Slate First Appearance for Miss America 1958
Atlantic City hosts the Miss America pageant with 43 states Puerto Rico Canada Hawaii and major U.S. cities sending contestants. The first public appearance opens with a parade ahead of three competition categories swimsuit evening gown and talent plus personality interviews. The winner receives scholarships totaling around $30 000 as the 1957 titleholder Marian McKnight passes on.
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Canadian Holiday Marred By Deaths
A Canadian Labour Day weekend saw seventy five accident fatalities. Forty one died on highways, with twenty four drownings and ten other accident deaths reported from Friday afternoon to Monday midnight. The toll surpassed the Dominion Day peak set earlier this year.
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