Auto Crashes Take Fort Sill Man's Life
Spo Allen Lo Mumiphres known as Humphrey, a Fort Sill resident from Kansas, died last night when his car left US 270 north of Lawton, struck a tree and overturned near Gate 2. Oklahoma’s traffic death toll rose to 480 for the year with four more fatalities reported today. Humphrey, a 4 year Army veteran, was survived by his Kansas City wife and a son.
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Unemployment Claims At Fort Sill Hearing
An Oklahoma Employment Security Commission referee held a fact finding hearing on protests over unemployment benefits for about 114 former Spartan Aircraft Co. workers on the Fort Sill maintenance contract. Spartan protested benefits after workers refused offers from Page Aircraft Inc. The Spartan firm did not appear. J Caldwell presided in district court.
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City Probes Late Hour Beer Sales By Clubs
City officials study state laws and ordinances to decide if late hour sales by private clubs and veterans groups adhere to the same rules as public taverns. Mayor asks city attorney to review laws and police to determine if clubs owe the same beer licensing requirements as public venues.
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Tre Maller
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Ohio
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Chimp Sues For Pay Over Suit In Nerve Racking Case
A New York report states a chimp displays a legally charged scene as a paid performer sues for wages. The incident centers on a chimp and McGovern's office where a swarm of papers and a court filing created a chaotic moment.
Cool Weather Outlook for Lawson Area this Week
The Lawson area is headed for cooler conditions this week with temperatures around 32 degrees below normal at times. Normal highs are in the upper 80s and lows in the lower 60s. expect cloudy skies through Thursday with a chance of scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Temperatures may dip to the lower 40s tonight, with highs near 88 on one day and 82 expected Thursday.
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Thursda
Syrian Home Guard Mobilizes Amid Civilian Training Push
Syrian authorities move to revive mobilization as the Home Guard trains civilians for military support. Government officials meet in urgency while accusing foreign powers of hostile aims. A Soviet-Turkish military backdrop framed by regional tensions and prewar warning signals shapes the unfolding measures in Damascus.
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Nashville Crackdown on Race Violence Ends in Mass Arrests
Nashville police arrested Kasper, a New Jersey agitator, and ten others near integrated schools as city officials seek an injunction to curb segregation tension. Kasper faced multiple charges and bonds, while pupils shielded by roadblocks stayed inside. Officials noted reduced attendance at Clinton High intertwined with federal integration actions and ongoing court orders.
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Freighter Strikes Army Dredge in Coos Bay Tragedy
In Coos Bay Oregon a freighter struck an Army dredge late last night in the channel. Three crew members were killed and several injured as one vessel listed and bulkheads failed. The Thorshall and Jessells sustained extensive damage while rescue boats were launched. the dredge valued at about 150000 dollars.
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Britain Calls UN Action Over Hungary Repression
UNITED NATIONS Britain declares the need to pressure Moscow rather than Budayios to end the brutal repression in Hungary. Prime Minister Allan Noble and other delegates urge the UN General Assembly to negotiate with the Soviet Union, seeking a solution and urging withdrawal of Soviet armed forces. The Soviet position remains firm as the assembly debates a committee report on the crackdown and international obligations.
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Family Shopping Day Set Again at Local Stores
A local newspaper note announces a family shopping day with all family members invited to shop together. Stores will stay open Thursday evening until 9 p.m. for the event and merchants invite participation in the community sale.
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Faubus Draws Up Evidence for Hearing in Desegregation Case
In Little Rock, Governor Orval Faubus prepared evidence to defend his ban on Negro enrollment at Central and North Little Rock high schools. He argues his action preserved order amid tensions as guards remained on duty. A federal injunction seeks to curb interference with school integration.
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Southwest Challenge Lures Chicago Dramartist To City
The Great Southwest and a challenge drew Chicago actor Chitaro claratist to Towton for a November production of Portrait. Rhein, native of the cast, cites the chance to observe this region in action as a key reason for visiting Lawton. The interdenominational production, a modified in the round version by November 11 at the First Methodist Church sanctuary, presents a challenge to the 30-year-old director and marks a major religious geo paginist effort.
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Signs Alien Bill With Regret In Immigration Law
President Eisenhower signs a new immigration act calling it regretful legislation while noting it improves current practices. He criticizes gaps on Hungarian refugees, permanent residency, and refugee protection, though the bill allows up to 60 000 additional aliens over two years.
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CWA Calls Coast to Coast Telephone Strike
The Communications Workers of America launches a coast to coast strike of telephone workers led by president Joseph A. Reike. The move directly affects over 54,000 installation and equipment workers with picketing spreading to major cities and about 200,000 workers impacted overall. Maine Vermont and New Hampshire appear unaffected. Western states and Ohio saw walkouts begin this morning.
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