Jordan Receives U.S. Arms To Counter Reds
Amman Jordanian officials welcomed a U.S. airlift delivering armored and support weapons to Jordan as part of a 10 million dollar military aid package. The move aims to counter Soviet influence and deter potential aggression from Syria and allied states amid regional tensions. News accounts cite reports of broader U.S. plans and reactions in Cairo and Damascus.
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Amman
Jordan
Convons
Moscow
Seria
United States
Seria, Next-Door Loderen. In Cairo, the Morning Newspaper el Shaah
Syria
Vines
Maj
Matthew, J. Freda
Gallicnon
Soviet Union
Syta
Crane Won't Seek Questioning Of Widows In Disappearance Case
County Attorney Warren Crane said he has no plans to question Rita Lew or the widow of slain gunman Gene Paul Norris about Orville Lindsay Chambless. A bond-forfeiture hearing is planned later this week to prove Chambless failed to appear for a five year sentence from an October conviction, nine months after the conviction and four months before an appeals court ruling. Norris was seen in a car with Chambless the night before Chambless disappeared. Norris was later killed by Texas officers.
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Warren Crane
Rita Lew
Gene Paul Norris
Orville Lindsay Chambless
Slater
Chambless
Oklahoma City
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Norris
Texas
Crane
Mr. Noi
Chamibless
Mes
Nowmus
Sill Soldier Slain In Bristow Fight
A Fort Sill soldier Floyd Z. Mooning aged 20 from B Battery 6th Armored Field Artillery Battalion was stabbed to death near Bristow after an argument over $1. Lonny Gilmore of Bristow is held. he reportedly confessed the stabbing. The incident occurred on S. 11 16 113 miles east of Bristow. Manning from Bristow, in the Army 11 months, is survived by father Mar ele Manning of Tulsa. Tulsa funeral home to handle arrangements.
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Fort Sill
Bristow
Floyd Z. Mooning
B Batters
6Th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
Creek County
Shevitt Walter Jones
Lonny Gilmore
Jones
Gilmore
Manning
S.11
Marele Manning
Tulsa
Fulsa Feneral
Area Weather Forecast With Warm Tuesday Trend
Partly cloudy conditions this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. Warmer today cooler Tuesday with a chance of thundershowers tonight. Highs near 87 today and 73 Tuesday, with lows around 54 tonight and 52 tonight. 11 am reading 78, Sunday high 80.
Rush Springs Crash Kills 5 and Sets Toll Record
A deadly Sunday crash near Rush Springs contributed to Oklahoma’s worst 24 hour traffic death toll, with 13 lives lost statewide. Five members of the Dibbs family and two other youths died. Bobby McDaniel, 14, survived in critical condition. Dozens injured across multiple crashes as authorities moved bodies to Marlow and Markov funeral homes.
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Oshonwa
Marlow
Ruel Springs
Sundkly
Rush Springs
US 8
Willie Gene Wiilmon
Rober May Kobbs
Maudie G. Kabbs
Junior McDaniel
Larry MeDaniel
therInbbs
Bobby McIniel
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
QO. M
Pearal
Dobbs Koauinr
McDiniel
Arington
Fort Sill Blvd
Chicie Paulette Akers
Sycanore
Cheown
Fort Sill Rive
Ste. Ar
W. Thompson
Fort Bill
Miss Akers
Mt. Movial Hospital
Cooler Weather Moves To Area As Rain Likely Tonight
A cooling trend moves through the area with temperatures 2-3 degrees below normal this week. Today's high near 87 with a low around 42 and scattered thundershowers possible tonight. Highs in the low 70s are forecast for Tuesday as fog/mist persists.
400 Baptists Gather Here For Sunday School Clinic
More than 400 persons met today at Lawton First Baptist for the opening session of a five day Southern Baptist Convention Sunday School Clinic. Registration was expected to approach 300. Directors include A W Washburn and J W Westmoreland with Rev Fred Willhoite in charge of opening Bible verse and prayer.
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Lawton First Baptist
RAZ Am
Southern Baptist Convention
A.W. Washburn
Baptist Sunday School Board
Nashville
Cludes
Thurmond George
Duncan First Baptist
W. Ii. Russell
Walters First Baptist
Tom Aviles
Lawton First Church
Joli Shelton
Frederick First Baptist
Washburn
Baptists
Vago 2
Governor Vows To Uphold States Right In Preventing Arkansas School Integration
Governor Orval Faubus rejects federal encroachment as Arkansas faces the Little Rock integration crisis. Shouting crowds clash with students and police at North Little Rock High School while guards block entry. Faubus pushes for state control and nonviolent, orderly integration, denouncing federal force as a loss of local self government.
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North Little Rock, Arkansas
Arkansas
Tittle Rock
Ark
Orval Fanhus
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Little Rock
Furcely
North Little Rock High School
Orval Faubus
U.S
Ronald Davies
North Dakota
North Lite Rock
Arkansas Payer
Negres Alvay
F. B. Wright
L. E B. Stroud
Stroud
Liffle Roe's
Central High School
Nefroes
Benjamin Fine
New York Tins
Williams Dlines
Washington Star
Thethan
New York
Dr. Fine
Yank Captive In China Tells Of CIA Work
London reports a Chinese imprisoned civilian claimed to have worked for the Central Intelligence Agency. Reuters noted five U.S. students visiting Peiping prisons quoted the detainee as saying he and others were CIA operatives. Feeteau and Downey, later identified as Army employees, disappeared in 195? and faced long sentences. The United States denied the allegations. the visitors released a joint statement after interviews.
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London
China
Central
Rew
Lews
Salome
Richard Feeteau
Lenn
Miss
Cha
Washington
Philip D. Peelway
Ch. Feeteau
John Downey
New Britain
Con
Aiviun
Korra
Japan
CLA Fecteau O
Downey
Manila
United States
Reuters
Reel China
Foeleau
Pioner
Red Editor Quits Party
New York dispatch reports Joseph Clark a 43 year old foreign editor for the Daily Worker resigning to sever ties with the U S Communist Party over its obedience to Soviet policy. Clark a World War II veteran who earned the Silver Star criticizes the party and advocates independent American Communism.
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New York
Daily Worker Today
U.S
Communist Party
Joseph Clark
Daily Worker
United States
The
Worker
Clark
Long
Hunt Rehails
Kremlin
Pickets and counter messages mark Nashville school integration
In Nashville Black and white students faced segregations pickets as police watched. Signs reading God created segregation appeared beside dusty white banners while 126 Black children faced entry into formerly all white schools. Parents feared threats but planned to attend with their children as authorities prepared for possible disorder during the gradual integration plan approved by a federal judge.
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Nashville
Tenn
Willis Lewis Jr
Fehr School
Megra
Kaspers
Kasper
Hosse
William Miller
Nasilvili
Wl E. Cok
Minister Beaten In School Fuss
In Birmingham Alabama a black minister Rev A D Shuttlesworth, leader of the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights, was beaten by white men as he tried to enter Phillips High School to enroll Negro children. Three white suspects were taken into custody after the attack near the unfinished entrance.
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Birmingham
Ala
PA Neegro
Phillips High School
Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Childeerit
Duwrtown High School
Rights Bill Becomes Law in Federal Voting Enforceme
President Eisenhower signed the civil rights voting bill at his Newport Rhode Island retreat. The act gives the federal government power to enforce voting rights by court injunctions, creates a two year Presidential Civil Rights Study Commission, adds a Justice Department civil rights chief, repeals a Reconstruction era troop-authorization law, and removes juror qualification barriers to help Negroes serve on federal juries. The move comes amid the Little Rock crisis but centers on voting rights.
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R.I
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
James C. Hagerty
White House
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Ronald Davies
Hagerty
Davies
Congress
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Thresey
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al Shaah
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Little Rock Central High School
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