Indians balk on honoring beer leaders at Lawton convention
The Lawton convention will honor 12 national brewers with Kiowa Indian chief titles drawing opposition from Kiowa members. The event, led by August Busch Jr and Adolph Coors Jr, is set for next week, prompting strong local protest over beer figures receiving ceremonial names.
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Anadarko
Okla
Lawton
Robert Thomas
Oklahoma Malt Beverage Association
United States Brewers Foundation
August A. Busch Jr
St. Louis
Joseph Griesedieck
Ian R. Dowie
Belleville
Adolph Coors Jr
Golden
Colo
M. F. Dykema
Oklahoma City
Harris Perlstein
Milwaukee
Norman R. Klug
Lawrence B. Lee
Yank Tourist Killed In Israel
An American tourist Herman Brach 28 of Brooklyn and a Canadian woman Rogica Bercowitz were aboard the bus ambush near the Lebanese border. Brach died and Bercowitz was wounded not seriously. nine others injured. UN observers opened an on the spot investigation as Israeli Lebanese forces pledged to pursue perpetrators and terrorists. The attack occurred on the Haifa Safad road as the driver halted after being shot and warning passengers.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Herman Brach
Brooklyn
N.Y
Joseph Teitelbaum
Rogica Bercowitz
Montreal
Voriah Hospital
Tiberias
Mixed Armistice Commission
Galilee
Safad
Truce Supervision
Jerusalem
Mixed Commission
Haifa-Safad
Loud Gun Blasts Mistaken for Weather at Fort Sill
Weather officials explain loud booms heard across Lawton Fort Sill district came from routine firing at Fort Sill range. Officers say 155mm howitzer and 8 inch gun were used, with damp air and low clouds lengthening sound travel after a thunderstorm between 1 and 2 a.m. Conditions improving tonight reduce chances of repetition.
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Fort Sill Range
Lawton-Fort Sill
Fort Sill
Carlton L. Jones
Donald Dees
Uruguay Frees Argentine Naval and Air Force Personnel
The Uruguayan government, first to recognize Argentina's provisional government, ordered release of all Argentine naval and air force personnel who sought refuge and were interned in Montevideo during the Peron rebellion.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Argentina
Peron
Lawtonka Lake Rises After Heavy Showers in Southwest Oklahoma
A heavy rains event boosted Lawtonka lake level by about half a foot, with Medicine Park patrolman John Frampton noting a five to six inch rise and early Friday flows into the lake from watershed streams. He reported cloudy, cool conditions with scattered showers likely, and rainfall totals around Medicine Park reaching 2.3 inches, while areas near the watershed saw up to three inches.
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Lake Lawtonka
Oklahoma
John Frampton
Medicine Park
Lawtonka
Frampton
Lawton
Lawtonka Dam
Big Medicine Creek
Defense Rests Case In Till Murder Trial
In Sumner Mississippi two men Roy Bryant and John Milam had six character witnesses presented as defense, the judge overruled motions for a directed verdict, and final juror arguments were set after a recess. Mamie Bradley, Till's mother, testified emotionally yesterday.
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Sumner
Miss.p
Chicago
Roy Bryant
John W. Milam
Curtis Senne
Mississippi
Emmett Louis Till
Tallahatchie
Bryant
Milam
Till
Mamie Bradley
Janet devastates Barbados with massive Hurricane Janet
More than 100 people are believed dead and thousands homeless as Hurricane Janet devastates Barbados. A state of emergency covers the 166 square mile island with 200000 residents. Damage to sugar cane revenue runs in the millions while power is being restored for evening editions. Trucks loot galvanized sheets as a hurricane hunter tracks its course and intensity. The storm, possibly stronger than 115 mph, remains west to northwest moving toward the central Caribbean.
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Bridgetown
Barbados
Janet
British Island
Gordon Dunn
Miami
Central Caribbean
Pigskins Parade Highlighted By Constitution and Morning Press
The Constitution and Morning Press invite readers to subscribe for complete coverage of Saturday football action. The papers promise full base sports wire coverage and wire photos of major state and national games along with local Southwest Oklahoma football highlights in daily sports sections.
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Constitution
Oklahoma
Morning Press
Maniac Murders Young Denver Musician on Rural Road
A maniacal killer abducted trombonist Hubert Hahn and his companion Joyce Danielson late Thursday night. Hahn, 27, former Kansas City Symphony member, was found shot dead Friday morning in Adams County after a four hour car ride. Danielson, 25, wounded in the shoulder, described the assailant as a 20 to 25 year old man who kidnapped them and forced them to drive before the fatal shot.
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Denver
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Hubert Hahn
Kansas City Symphony
Adams County
Hahn
Joyce Danielson
Danielson
Miss Danielson
Bulganin urges broad disarmament linked to Geneva plan
Bulganin told Eisenhower that any mutual aerial inspection and weapon blueprint exchange must come within a general disarmament framework. He pressed abolition of all atomic arms and applying the program to all Soviet and American bases, including foreign soil, with publication timing tied to Molotov and the UN meeting. The White House prepared a response for release, likely next week.
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Fraser
Colo.p
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Washington
Russia
United States
Denver White House
Kremlin
V. M. Molotov
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Rocky Mountain
Here
Murray Snyder
White House
Geneva
Rogers Lane Strip To Be Blacktopped
Rogers Lane a one mile stretch between U S 277 and Fort Sill Blvd will be paved next May at about 8000 dollars County commissioner Bill Kleeman said Two bridges will be built at the western end of the road measuring 24 and 12 feet Kleeman noted he is also building a bridge two miles north and a half mile west of Fletcher using salvaged materials from the Norman bridge He has already completed another bridge eight miles east and a half mile south of Lawton All told five bridges will be built with salvaged Norman materials.
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Rogers Lane
U.S. 277
Fort Sill Blvd
Bill Kleeman
Kleeman
Fletcher
Lawton
Soviet Urges West to Liquidate Foreign Bases
In a UN Assembly address Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov urged Western powers to cut armed forces and liquidate foreign military bases without waiting for disarmament accords. He endorsed Eisenhower open skies ideas for study alongside proposals from Russia Britain and France. Dulles reaffirmed US stance on German unification anti-communism and veto use. Algeria debate blocked as Asian African nations failed to gather backing.
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United Nations, N. Y.P
V. M. Molotov
UN Assembly
Russia
Eisenhower
U.S
U. S
Free World
Geneva
Assembly
Algeria
France
United States
Britain
New Zealand
Norway
Chile
Luxembourg
Haiti
Russians Release 31 European POWs
The Soviet Union released 31 prisoners including 12 Frenchmen and 15 Germans. The release also included two Belgians a Swiss and a Dutchwoman. The 15 Germans and the Dutchwoman stayed at a transit camp in Frankfurt an der Oder East Germany.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
German
Red Cross
Frankfurten-Oder
East Germany
Sailor Subdues Knife-Wielding Passenger on Turnpike Ride
A Washington D C sailor, Robert L. Jones, 25, holding a switchblade, threatened bus driver W E Small and 28 passengers on a 20 mile Pennsylvania Turnpike trip. Small seized a fire ax, subdued the man, and state police detained Jones for naval authorities. Driver and four riders treated for shock. Jones, described as a cook aboard the USS Wasp, was held without charge.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Robert L. Jones
Washington, D. C
W. E. Small
Hyattsville
Jones
Small
Wasp
Police Chase Diaper Thief In Baby Hunt
A diaper theft sparked a manhunt for a baby reported missing from Mt. Zion Hospital. Lois Freeman saw a heavyset blonde with a baby bundle near Twelfth Street on St. John, prompting a search by police and residents. The Marcus family, distraught, compared foundling reports to their son. FBI will compare footprints. A thousand volunteers and officials conducted a house to house search in Willow Glen, San Jose.
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San
Lois Freeman
Twelfth Street
St. John
Atlantic City
N. J
Marcus
Hanna
Associated Press
Emanual Harrison Nickman
St. Nicholas Catholic Church
Robert
FBI
Washington
Willow Glen
San Jose
Here
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Keith Cartwright
Durant
Bill Dixon
Co. T. Raley
Julius Johnston
Legger
Ray Atteberry
Faxon
Senate
Phelps
Step
Williamson
Norman Carroll
Highway Patrol
C. T. Raley
Norman Holt
Raley
Nix
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Wade
Yank
UN Investigates
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Maniac
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Mt. Zion Hospital
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