Southerners Plan All Out Battles On Segregation
Southern leaders in the United States plan intensified fights over segregation after the Supreme Court ruling. White education leaders convened a two day meeting with 50 state officials to discuss steps to continue segregated classrooms, while Negro groups press to enforce the ruling. Georgia voters head to the polls Wednesday to nominate a new governor, a race possibly shaped by the issue. The NAACP vows continued efforts to admit Black students to white schools, with earlier refusals in Dallas Baton Rouge and Montgomery.
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Atlanta
U.S. Supreme Court
South
Supreme Court
State Boards of Education
States Cooperative Program In Education Administration
Nashville, Tenn
Herman Talmadge
NAACP
Dallas
Baton Rouge
Montgomery
Ala
Louisiana
Ardmore Man's Body Found Along Santa Fe Tracks
Ardmore Oklahoma reports the body of 39 year old Howard Waddington found beside the Santa Fe railroad tracks. Officials say he may have been struck by a northbound train while a southbound crew noted a 4:35 a.m. incident and earlier a 1 a.m. potential collision.
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Ardmore
Santa Fe
Okla
Howard Waddington
Santa Pete
Grandfield Girl Wins Bicycle at Free Fair
Shirley Mize of Grandfield won the bicycle prize given at the Big Pasture Free fair Friday night. The Grandfield Kiwanis Club co sponsored the fair activities and presented the bicycle.
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Grandfield
Shirley Mize
Renal Mize
Big Pasture
Grandfield Kiwanis Club
Dopey Mayor Airs Stadium Takeover Oddities
The mayor’s plan for Roosevelt Stadium’s city takeover prompts satire on police referees, city staff in charge, and odd penalties. It imagines police blowing a start cue, city workers running concessions, and trumpet duties for the mayor. The piece lampoons municipal control with humorous scenarios.
Dulles Advocates Strong SEATO Pact At Bangkok Conference
Secretary of State Dulles warned of a common danger from international communism and urged a SEATO alliance with military teeth. He called for massive retaliation at a time and place of choosing and argued for mobile striking power with placed reserves to deter aggression. Thailand and other delegates urged a robust, defensive pact close to NATO in strength and unity.
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United States
Dulles
Lord Reading
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Southeast Asia
West Pacific
Thailand
Britain
France
Australia
Pakistan
New Zealand
Wan Waithayakon
NATO
Funeral Rites for Jesse L. Cost Veteran Sergeant at 56
Jesse L Cost a 56 year old retired sergeant died at 9 Sunday in a local hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage after a two month illness Born December 10 1897 in Henderson Texas Cost came to Brinkman Oklahoma with his parents at age five He married Maggie Redburn July 25 1915 in Elgin They lived in Elgin until 1918 when Cost joined the Texas National Guard He served in World War I and later reenlisted in the army at Fort Sill He lived in Lawton and Fort Sill until retirement March 31 1945 in Longview Texas He served just over 23 years Services set 2 30 pm Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Dr H Tom Wiles and Rev McClung Officiating Burial in Post Cemetery Graveside rites by Odd Fellows Lawton lodge 71 Survivors include wife two daughters Mrs Woody Hugill Mrs William A Young in Germany three sons Harold D Cost Wallace O Cost Sfc Neil D Cost in Germany two sisters Fate Taylor Cache and Mrs Jack George Salt Lake City eleven brothers Percy L 610 Jefferson Horace Forrest Will Earnest John Joseph Odd Fellows to meet at 2 pm Wednesday for grave rites Noble grand Tom Phipps of lodge 71 listed as organizer and attendees
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Jesse L. Cost
Henderson
Tex
Cost
Brinkman
Okla
Maggie Redburn
Elgin
Texas National Guard
Fort Sill Dee
Lawton
Fort Sill
Longview
First Baptist Church
H. Tom Wiles
McClung
Marlow First Baptist Church
Post Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Odd Fellows Lodge
Comanche County
Singing Convention
Woody Hugill
William A. Young
Germany
Harold D
Yakima
Wash
Wallace O
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sfc
Neil D. Cost
Fate Taylor
Cache
Jack George
Percy L
Jefferson
Horace
Forrest
Chickasha
Will
Rattan
Earnest
Stribling services set for Tuesday in Lawton
William Stribling 59 of 301 H died at home Sunday. He owned A A Plumbing Co. Services 2:30 p.m. Tuesday Ritter Funeral Home Chapel burial Highland Cemetery. Rev H Tom Wiles to officiate. Born August 25 1895 Worthville Kentucky came to Lawton 1925 married Jennie Maxey 1933 Chickasha. Survived by wife, a brother A R Stribling San Diego and two aunts in Carrollton Kentucky.
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William S. Stribling
A&a Plumbing Co
Ritter
U S Navy Plane Downed After Soviet Air Attack
A U S Navy Neptune patrol plane was forced to ditch off the Siberian coast after Soviet jets opened fire the Russians claim incursions into their airspace caused the incident but Washington says the attack was unprovoked The nine survivors including two officers were in good health and the search for Ensign Reid was called off The Neptune crew described three firing passes by MIGs and a wing fire that caused the crash off Vladivostok
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State Department
Vladivostok
Siberian
Washington Time
Asst
Fred A. Seaton
Washington
U.S
U.S. Navy
High Seas
Tokyo
Navy
Ens. Reid
Patricia Reid
Alameda
Calif
Harold A. Reid
Arlington
Air Force
Reid
Neptune
Atsugi
Japan
Cmdr
John Booth Wayne
Paul R. Mulhollem
Mulhollem
Irrigation Tour Planned by Northwest Oklahoma Group
WOODWARD Oklahoma September 6 UP Members of the Northwest Oklahoma Irrigation Association will tour successful irrigation projects in southwestern Oklahoma late this month, announced President Tom Z Wright.
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Woodward
Okla
Northwest Oklahoma Irrigation Association
Oklahoma
Tom Z. Wright
Visual trouble behind about a quarter of headaches
The article states that roughly 25 percent of headaches stem from visual problems. It notes that correcting eye strain or refractive errors can relieve many sufferers. Named eye care groups or studies are not specified in the readable text.
Batchelor Trial Court Recesses in San Antonio Case
An Army court martial at Fort Sam Houston recessed for Labor Day while hearing Cpl. Claude J. Batchelor 22 of Kermit Texas charged with colluding with Chinese captors in a North Korean POW camp. An 148 page Tokyo hospital statement will be read for evidence alongside four Batchelor statements and testimony from fellow prisoners.
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San Antonio
Cpl
Claude J. Batchelor
Laboray
Fort Sam Houston
Batchelor
Tokyo
Kermit, Tex
Edward S. Dickenson
Crackers Neck
Army
Joel Westbrook
California Grapes Dominate U S Wine Making
About ninety percent of U S grapes used for wine production come from California, highlighting the state's central role in the wine industry and grape supply for domestic producers.
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U. S
California
12 County Children Are Given Summer Reading Club Honors
A dozen county children earned Certificates of Good Reading from the Oklahoma Library commission for completing 12 or more books in the Vacation Reading club. County Superintendent Clarence Scott announced the honorees, led by Frances King, assistant superintendent, noting the program's record participation.
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Oklahoma Library Commission
Frances King
Clarence Scott
Wanda Buhanan
Geronimo
Billy Paul Burk
Indiahoma
Blair Calley
Lawton
Patricia
Hurst
Faxon
Eurah Richards
Cache
Larry Watson
Eugene Wickwire
Rtone
Iris Adams
Bev
Texas girl earns fame as bullfighter in Juarez event
A Big Spring girl, twice previously famed, survived a bull attack after being lifted by the bull. Retired matador Alejandro Del Hierro rushed in to rescue, aided by novillero Manolo Marquez who drew the bull away. She later left Texas Western College to pursue bullfighting, earning acclaim from aficionados across the border.
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Alejandro del Hierro
Bio Grande
Juarez
Mex
Texas Western College
el Paso
30 Year Hunt Ends As FBI Gets Its Man
Joseph Fiscina, 58, a Brooklyn Navy Yard machinist, arrested for a 30 year auto theft ring. He allegedly forged motor numbers using steel dies on spot, earning the moniker Leonardo Da Vinci of car thefts. Held on $20,000 bail pending grand jury.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
FBI
Leonardo da Vinci
Joseph H. Fiscini
U.S
Jerome Lewis
Fiscina
Lewis
Officer expected before pleasure seekers Start home late tonight
The weather forecast calls for generally fair conditions with no temperature change. Highs near the upper 90s and lows around 70. Lawton police make routine calls while Sheriff Hale’s office is idle. Two men died in a Friday night car motorcycle crash on SH 7 near Duncan. Bobby Dan Washington 17 of Duncan was the motorcyclist killed. Billy F Jones of Camp Carson Colorado died Saturday as a passenger.
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Lawton
Everett Hale
S.H. 7
Duncan
Bobby Dan Washington
Billy F. Jones
Camp Carson
Colo
Billie Mae Wright
Georgia
C. T. Raley
State Safety Council
Oklahoma
Lee
Walter E. Vice
Lee Blvd
Dink Vowell
Summit
Mayan War Hornet Bombs Alarm Ancient Conflict
A fragment notes Mayans used hornet nests as weapons during warfare. The tactic involved dropping a hornet nest to strike enemies, causing fear and disruption. Details remain partial but indicate insect-based siege methods in ancient Central America.
Pilot Denies Navy Plane Near Siberia in MiG Attack
Navy patrol plane attacked by Russian MiG-15s near the Siberian coast. Cmdr. John B. Wayne, 34, Alameda, Calif., says no sight of Soviet territory. Nine of ten aboard survived. Ensign Roger Henry Reid of Alameda is missing at sea. Bedard, Pinkevich recount the engagement and evasive maneuvers while ditched aircraft burned.
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Atsugi
Navy
Cmdr
John B. Wayne
Alameda
Calif
Roger Henry Reid
Wayne
Siberian
Ernest L. Pinkevich
William A. Bedard
Worcester
Mass
Bedard
Vladi Bedard
Pinkevich
Reid
Paul R. Mulhollem
Burglars Target Local Safe. Money Missing
Hillis recounted buying a safe after a break in in which burglars missed at least one envelope with cash hidden there. They ignored government bonds and securities. Waldron labeled the break-in a professional job by outsiders, noting local youths are not capable. Oklahoma and Texas authorities were alerted, but leads were scarce. If a deposit hadn’t been made at a local bank, the loss could have been greater.
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Texas
Hillis
Oon
Britain Proposes Talks On Germany Rearm Plan
London reports Britain proposes a nine nation allied foreign ministers conference in London to reach an agreement on the rearming of West Germany. The group includes France West Germany Italy Belgium Holland Luxembourg the United States and Canada.
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London
Britain
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
United States
Canada
Son Recovers Chattanooga
Special Ronnie Martin son of Mr and Mrs Bill Oliver is at home after an appendectomy in a Frederick hospital.
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Chattanooga
Ronnie Martin
Bill Oliver
Frederick
Quanah Parker Relatives End Three Day Reunion in Wichitas
More than 300 descendants of Quanah Parker gathered for the fifth family reunion at the Wichita Mountains. White and Indian Parker relatives met for fellowship, with a climactic dinner at Quanah Parker Lake. James Cox of Quanah presided, Fred Harris spoke on Parker's legacy, and Parker relatives from Texas and Oklahoma were introduced. Two of Parker’s three living sons attended, and Oldest Indian present was Quanah's wife. Activities included Lawton tours and a grave ceremony at Post Oak cemetery.
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Quanah Parker
Wichita Mountains
Quanah Parker Lake
James Cox
Oklahoma City
Quanah
Fred Harris
Lawton
Parker
Harris
Walters
Comanche County Historical Society
University of Oklahoma Law School
Joe Bailey Parker
Mexia
Tex
Cynthia Ann Parker
Texas
Cox
White Parker
Fletcher Methodist Church
Tom Parker
Topay
Wildlife Refuge
Eisenhower outlines international atomic pool plan
President Eisenhower announces progress toward an international atomic pool with multiple nations. U.S. to train allies at an atomic reactor school, discuss joint reactor projects with Belgium, and begin talks with Canada and other friendly nations while Shippingport moves toward commercial power. He envisions peaceful use of atomic energy and hopes Russia will join, with safeguards to prevent weaponization.
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Eisenhower
United States
Belgium
Canada
White House
State Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Pennsylvania
Shippingport
Pittsburgh
Russia
United Nations
U.N
U.S
Leshewer
Denver
Pennsylvana
Pingport
Duquesne Light Co
SB Wonceins EI Corp
Estise Electric Corp
Western State Hospital Chief To Attend AMA Meet
Western State Hospital superintendent Dr. Frank Adelman will attend an American Medical Association meeting in Chicago in September. The AMA committee on mental health will discuss expanding psychiatric knowledge and aid for general practitioners to use more widely.
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Frank Adelman
Western State Hospital
Supply
Chicago
Association
Committee On
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