Nasser Moves To Extend Influence With Arms Offer
Cairo reports President Nasser moved to broaden influence in North Africa by offering arms to Tunisia and easing relations with President Habibi Bourguiba. Tunisian officials echoed potential arms talk within a broader Tunisia Czechoslovakia accord while confirming no date for talks.
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Cairo
Nasser
North
Africa
Tunisia
Abayeh al Sahhani
Tunis
al Sahbani
Habibi Bourguiba
Egypt
Bourguiba
Bey
Tunisian
Libya
Grace mont man fined sixty dollars in municipal court
A 32 year old man from Grace mont was fined a total of 60 dollars in municipal court this morning after being found guilty on three traffic complaints. Kenneth Leo Bogle of Gracemont was fined 20 dollars on each charge including failure to yield to an emergency vehicle, driving to the left of center, and driving while drinking. Other defendants faced bonds and fines for gambling nuisance public drunkenness and improprieties with various individuals named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracemont
Kenneth Leo Bogle
Johnnie Jones
van Davis
Ag Homecoming Plans Complete at Cameron College
Cameron College sets October 18 1957 for homecoming with a 4 pm downtown parade a 1 pm alumni reunion in Aggie Fieldhouse and a 345 pm banquet in the cafeteria. Highlights include Tarleton Junior College football in Roosevelt Stadium and an Aggie homecoming queen crowned at halftime.
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Cameron College
Collee
Aggie Feldhouse
Tarleton
Tex
Roosevelt Stadim
Aggie
James Taylor
Dresha Harmon
Lawton
Cameron
Frances Wright
Ag Officials Visit Eastern A&M College Campus
Clarence Davis and Cameron College delegates including Miss T Verle Jones James Taylor dean of men Miss Helen Elliott and Gordon Paine dean of administration will visit Eastern A M college campus in Wilburton Wednesday to confer with college officials on North Central association rating. Davis outlines work program and survey to prepare for possible accreditation by the NCA. The plan calls for a general survey of assets and needs with a potential on site team inspection of departments and facilities if the report is comprehensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Davis
Cameron College
Aggie
Eastern A&m College
Wilburton
North Central Association
Cameron
T. Verle Jones
James Taylor
Helen Elliott
Gordon Paine
Davis
Oklahoma City State Market Report Prices and Livestock
The State Board of Agriculture reports prices for wheat broilers eggs and butterfat across Oklahoma markets with values for No 1 hard wheat 1.92 at Frederick and 1.83 in several towns. Cattle calves hogs and sheep market data from Oklahoma City show steady to higher ranges for slaughter steers cows and bulls and varied prices for calves stockers and lambs with statewide activity.
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Klahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Frederick
Watonga
Bison
Blackwell
el Reno
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Medford
Yukon
Alva
Clinton
Enid
Viei
Guymon
Hooker
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
Lawten
Pauls Valley
Lawton
Elk
Shattuck
Lon
Paws Valley
USDA
Boeing Air
Chrysler
du Pont
Eagle
Ford
Motors
Goodyear
Chicago
Kan P&l
Martin
M&m
Monsan
Mont Ward
Lo Ohie Oil
Peabody Coal
JC Pa
Li Ye
Phill Pet
Wy Plough
RCA
Rayonier
Royn
St Jos
Reg
Sears Roch
Sinclair O
Socony
Sperry Rd
UME Woolworth
State Delays Oil Ceiling Decision in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission delayed ruling on October oil allowable while signaling a likely stay near August and September levels. Major buyers urged a slight cut, others urged no change. Conservation Director Massena Murray projected about 600000 barrels daily if unchanged, with September runs at 538043 and October forecast near 535969. Mines Bureau forecast trimmed to 564000.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Massena Murray
Muray
Murray
Bureau of Mines
Equipment Taken From City Car Trunk Report
Alvis Bowen reports fishing gear and a spare tire were stolen from his 1950 Pontiac in an alley behind 224 C. Bowen recalled a trunk lock left open and two witnesses from Fort Sill saw two men open trunks and take items. Three Allus AFB men were later arrested in connection with the theft. Other thefts include hub caps from several cars and a 26 inch bicycle taken from 601 Enelid.
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Alvis Bowen
Smith
C. Bowen
Fort
Bowen
Allus Afb
Ornie Folland
McKinley
John Fietz
N. Bist Place
D. L. Webb
Bell
Malicious Mischief Charged To 4 Men
Four men faced charges of malicious mischief and disturbing the peace after a car crash at Mac's Drive-In on S Second injured Curtis A Abell, a 30 year old from Duncan. Abell was hospitalized with a broken arm. three other suspects pleaded guilty and paid fines totaling 50 dollars plus costs. Suspects named Duane Bandofer 16 of Duncan, Nicholas Eugene Lisler 21 of Duncan, and Jimmy Shahan 19 of Goree Texas. Abell was not arraigned.
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Duncan
Memorial Hospital
Curtis A. Abell
Mac
Justice of Peace
Marvin
Cameron
Duane Bandofer
Nicholas Eugene Lisler
Maple
Jimmy Shahan
Goree
Tex
Abell
Assassins Executed in Korea for Gen Kim's Death
A Korean army colonel and a sergeant were shot by a firing squad for the 1956 assassination of Lt. Gen. Kim Chang Yeng, army chief of counterintelligence. Col. Huh Tai Yimg, 38, and Sgt. Lee Yoo Hoi, 27, declared they died for justice.
Spivak TQ Appears at Fort Sill Tonight
Charlie Spivak and his 15 piece orchestra will perform at Fort Sill's Service du No L Thursday night. The show is not open to the general public.
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Spivak
Charlie Spivak
Fort Sill
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Market Report
Grady Range
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Cityan
Efitartt
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A & A Finance & Loan Company
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UUR
OFEN
Pontiac
Oscar Cox
C Avenue
Malcolm
Nestal
Dite Ani
Red
Jen
Mats
Sven Mir
Sai
Lei
Eliag
Cerilla
Laee Smith
Fa Huta
Nim Rane
Warror
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