Jets vie for supremacy in transatlantic air travel
A 1950s aviation briefing compares Soviet TU-101 and US Boeing 707 style jets. Experts flag higher fuel use and limited range for the Soviet plane versus superior efficiency of American designs. The piece notes Russia’s push to showcase jets abroad while predicting American dominance in the near future.
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Moscow
New York
England
Bert
Wierras
U.S
Beilan
Russia
America
Convair
Reporters Barred from China See No Clear Reason Given
In a cat and mouse dynamic with Red China the issue of admitting Chinese reporters to the United States had no clear justification. Secretary of State Dulles reversed a prior stance allowing entry but added conditions for entrants into China. Observers speculate the moves were signaling rather than policy shifts, as Peiping may have influenced Washington and the Chinese press may now be allowed to report more freely.
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China
America
Dulles
Fnally
Rees
Washington
Peiping
Saa
Fragmented quotes on politics and media figures
A collection of brief, garbled remarks from diverse figures including Teamsters President Dave Beck, Erwin D. Canham, William Sheppard, and President Sukarno. The remarks touch on government, journalism finances, social life, and coexistence of opposing ideologies, with no cohesive narrative or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Senate
Pangolins and old quiz lore collide in trivia list
A reader posed questions on pangolins and mesmeric origins. It recalls Peter DePaolo’s 1925 Indianapolis 500 average of 191.13 mph, later surpassed by Fred Frame in 1932 at 104.144 mph, and notes MacArthur’s 1928 link to the Olympic Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter DePaolo
de Paolo
Fred Frame
Douglas MacArtur
General MacArthur
Drivers Face Traffic Charges
County Attorney Warren Crane filed traffic charges against seven motorists and a Lawton man for illegal quail possession. Additional cases list speeding fines for Isaac Madden and William Ennis Sieges, and violations including no license, reckless driving, and failure to yield right of way.
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Warren Crane
Crane
Lawton
Jessie Harvard
Tte Hoover
Peac
Marvin BH. Cameron
Willy
Fort Sill
George Franklin Samis
Park
Gene E. McWilliams
Workliss
Murder Lie Test Delayed At Sill
Fort Sill authorities delayed a lie detector test for a soldier connected to the strangulation death of a young Negro girl near Port Sil. Police say the suspect was questioned earlier and may have been with the victim on the night of her death as investigations continue.
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Don Port
Polier
Fort Sill
Lodges At State Parks Cut Staffs
Oklahoma news reports cuts at three state park lodges affecting kitchen maintenance and other staff for winter. Texoma, Quartz Mountain and Roman Nose show payroll reductions, with Texoma dropping from 18 000 to about 10 000 monthly and total cuts including dozens of positions across catering housekeeping pool and admin roles.
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Oklahoma
CTPY
Anamerd Bylay
Bs Tie Planvirg
Reesoinees
Kelly DeBu
Texoma
Quartz Mountain
Watonga
Heed Dace
Roman Nose
DeBusk
U S Judge Orders Dallas Integration
U S District Judge William J Atwell ordered Dallas independent school district to integrate white schools by the winter term. Dallas school attorney Andrew Thuss said he would appeal to the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans. The appellate court recently ruled Dallas must integrate with all deliberate speed and last week reversed a previous decision.
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Dallas
LPI
William Jf. Atwell
Dallas Independent
Andrew Thuss
Court of Appeals Cal
New Orleans
Dick Mol
Abvellvier
Former City Girl Injured In Crash
Mary Ja Landall, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Landall of 512 Gore, was reported in satisfactory condition at Ardmore today after an auto crash near Ardmore Sunday morning that killed two. Relatives said her injuries are less severe than first reported and she is under treatment at an Ardmore hospital. A 1910 graduate of St Ane giring school at Okla home City, Landell is employed as a nurse at a Adore hospital.
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Mary Ja Landall
Mark Landall
Gore
Ardmore
Noam Injies
Miss Landell
Atelmore
St Ane Giring School
Oklahome City
Ai Adore Hospital
Market Report from Oklahoma City and Chicago area cattle markets
A chaotic OCR sourced market recap describes cattle, hogs, and sheep trades across Oklahoma and Chicago. It notes steady to lower cattle prices, varying steer and heifer values, and feeder activity. Details include regional listings for Vinita, Tulsa, Lawton, El Reno, Clinton, Enid, and Oklahoma City with price ranges and grain feed trends.
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Bisan
Voda
Lees
Uiderione Tein
Muskeee
Tulsa
Okahomea City
Viikki
Tlens
Oeethoma City
Blickwell
Walough
Law
Clinton
Elk City
Oklahoma
Wes St
Lawton
Rena
O'dahom City
Pauls Valley
Butterhat
Slenedes Bok City
Enid
Shattuck
Vinita el Reno
Watetanga
Layer
Oklahoma City
Tavestouxk
Oklahoala City
Septa i
USL Ur Fong
Willy Miosh
Tully
Severe hurricane warning and forecast path issued
The storm with 150 mph winds moves west-northwest from Florida toward North Carolina and Virginia. The advisory notes hurricane appears in its path with risks to coastal areas while inland effects include strong winds in Georgia and Virginia, and small craft advisories posted south of Savannah.
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Miami Fa
Urricane
Ktalina
Viegime
F Ditin
Worpel
Memeri
Sant
Alyhindares
Moaica
Oklahoma City trial notes and personnel changes
The report outlines judicial appointments and recusal events in Oklahoma City amid election corruption probes. It mentions Judge Glen C. Morris presiding, Chief Justice Bark Wolel, and Ardmore as a locale, with cases involving former officials including Lonnie Rooney and Claude Arnold tied to Carter County election fraud claims.
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Orlanoia
Glen C. Storris
Oklahoma
Wocines
Artarore
Mavrit
Waloner Ceninty
Sonohn
W. Russell di Os
Iriaee
Noreny
Cartsill
Lonnie Rooney
Claudenold
Carter
Sheshire
Arnal Firm
Cnuity
Connissioners
Aggie Enrollment Surges Past 430 Students For Term
Enrollment at the Aggie campus climbs past 430 with about 380 sophomores and more than 60 freshmen signed up for the term. Officials report first semester enrollment ahead of last year as Lirrell Goochey notes early night sessions and registrar staff shift. Flood reports in Kashmir and widespread inundation affect roughly 600 villages.
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Cameron Vallage
I Pew
Ie Aggie
Lirrell Goochey
Births and admissions at local hospital page
A long hospital notices section lists numerous births with times and weights, plus many admissions and discharges. Names include families from Lawton and nearby towns, with multiple babies born Sept 7 8 and early Sept, plus patients listed by name and address under medical or surgical categories.
Across and Down Word Puzzle Highlights
A word puzzle lists many clues with across and down entries, including Hibernating animal and Region, plus items like Jason's ship and Swiss cantons. Answers fill a crossword grid, weaving names, places, and common terms into a connected grid.
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Piper Stitch
Region
Canton
Switzerland
Frances
Vandals Ravage Car At Palace Of Fine Arts
An auto salesman left his car parked at the crumbling Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. He returned to find the vehicle wrecked after vandals staged a drag race, used a forklift, and repeatedly toppled it in a total loss incident.
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San Francisco
Palace of Fine Arts
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Christian Science Monitor
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H. Tom Wiles
Lawton First
Market Report
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Siness Close
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Ig West
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Chattanooga
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Lem Henry
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George Epp
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Joseph
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Walter Frisen
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George M Cornwell
G. R. Cornwell
Joseph Pippin
Arlington
Archie L. Ramming
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C.H. Cook
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Andrews
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Tennessee
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Wisconsin
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Donald DB. Hall
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Marshall Spence
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South Lth
Leon McKinney
Snyder
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WN. E
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Andrews and Son
George Sousa Jr
Maule
Medical
Grady Billington
Raymond Richard Smith Jr
Tulane
James Feidel
Denver
Ollie Presley
Sam W. Melrose
Sterling
Robert Flory
Spaulding
Thomas M. Faust
Elma Faust
Au Fort Sil
Willis Robinson
Baldin
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Faxon
Simon Johnson
Cache
Melvin Hall
Edward D. Blunck
Lawson
Don Raburn Lum
Alvis M. Lum
Felix Foley
Ferris
Patricia Ruth Dungin
PKS
Intian
Dora Jones
Hazel Botane
Fort Cobb
Old Lady Torpoie
Dewayne Tahsahsanah
Hobart
Kathy Smith
Lilly Paheoddy
Chester Old Bear
Menagerie
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