East Germany Calls Adenauer Win Bad News
East German authorities condemned Konrad Adenauer’s victory as bad for Europe and warned it would widen the split in Germany. Communist media blamed church and big business, warned of heightened militarism, and framed the election as a setback for peace, while other state outlets urged unity against a threat.
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Area Men In Service Combat Training Updates
Sgt JOE DIFFIE and Pvt Joe R Diffie of Atnia receive eight weeks basic combat training at Fort Chaffee Arkansas under Reserve Forces Act. Also Pvt Mack E McClennen and Pvt Jack B McClennen of Comanches begin eight weeks training at Fort Chaffee. Sgt Ira L Wade of Snyder joins 30 day field exercise near Grafenwoehr Germany. Pvt Raymond W Bishop of Comanche takes part in a Wedny field exercise near Grafenwohr. Bishop joined in May 1956 after Fort Ord.
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Ex-Official Dies in San Clemente at 76
Im-Tp E Young, a former assistant Oklahoma insurance commissioner, died yesterday at his home in San Clemente California. He was about 76 years old.
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Cartilage Powder Speeds Wound Healing In Rats
Scientists report cartilage powder speeds wound closure in rat abdominal surgeries. Powdered cartilage strengthened healing by seven days, while gelatin and talcum were weaker. bone flour and controls showed no benefit. Further tests planned to verify applicability to other animals and humans.
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City Mission Opens With Funding From United Fund
City Mission at 1201 Lee operates for underprivileged children and women and offers nursery services, Sunday worship, day camps, meals, and lodging for newcomers. Led by Mrs Edna B Williams for 27 years, it relies entirely on United Fund support, with last year receiving 6716 dollars and this year 7388 dollars toward a 79504 dollar goal. A second unit at 1501 Montor has run for eight years under Mr and Mrs Jimmie Brown.
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Hays pleased by Adenauer election victory abroad
Rep Brooks Hays of Arkansas expressed happiness over Konrad Adenauer's landslide win in Germany. He praised Adenauer as a grand old man and symbol of independence, noting the overwhelming mandate supports Western alignment and democratic ideals. Hays stressed no view on German internal issues and called the reelection beneficial from an international perspective.
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OU Co-Ed Winner In Jaycee Contest
A University of Oklahoma senior Cecile Rab ents 21 won the state Junior Chamber of Commerce beauty contest held here. The brunette 5 feet 3 inches, 35-23-35, will reign over Oklahoma Day on Sept. 28 in Washington, D. C. She and two runners up will travel to the capital for the observance of Oklahoma's 50th anniversary of statehood. Second and third were Charlotte Lollopeter 18 Blackwell and Hay Camp 19 OKeene. State Sen. Wait Allen crowned Miss Roberts, one of 21 contestants.
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Spectator Hurt En Route After Northeast Airlines Crash
Emmanuel Pimental suffered a broken leg today after an ambulance carrying Armand Pimental to St Luke's Hospital from the crash scene collided with a responder. Armand was treated and discharged. Emmanuel was held for treatment.
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Toys Toys Toys Scramble for Christmas at Marler's Pet Shop
Yor Girls and Boys big stock just arrived select now and lay away for Christmas at Marler's Pet Shop open weekdays until pan 1410 Ferris Dial F-38112.
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Japs Plan Protests Over U S Atomic Tests
Tokyo and private groups announce protests against U S nuclear tests set for April at Enewetak Taiwetok proving grounds. Chief Cabinet Secretary Ajichi says Japan will file a formal protest soon as Kaoru Yasui leads rallies with 6 000 students, nationwide events timed with UN General Assembly opening.
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Arrest Victim Bites Alabama Officer
Police reported a patrolman was bitten on the right arm while trying to arrest a man named Jack White over the weekend in Montgomery. Officer J W Foster received a tetanus shot after the incident.
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Chicago churches name white and Negro co pastors
In Chicago, the Normal Park Baptist Church and the First Presbyterian Church adopt an integrated parish model with co pastors. The Baptist church installs Rev Merrel Booker and Rev Frett Tiffany as copastors, while the Presbyterian designates Rev Ulysses Blakeley and Rev Charles Leber Jr. to replace longtime pastor Dr. Harold Bowman.
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Gary
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Firemen Help Remove Burning Tire From Dynamite Truck
Two Oklahoma highway patrolmen Ira Walk and Phillips Froneberger assisted a seismic crew and a motorist late last night to pull a burning tire from a trailer carrying dynamite. They freed the tire before flames reached the dynamite. It was close, Walk said afterward.
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Nixon may back Knowland for California governor
Vice President Nixon likely will support Senator Knowland for California governor next year and deny any deal linking it to the 1960 presidential race. Associates say Nixon has not discussed 1960 prospects with Knowland and will choose the governorship on merit. Knight and Knight’s re election bid are noted rivals.
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