Lawton Constitution August 6 1957 edition
Local Lawton issue dated August 6 1957 includes masthead details NED SHEPLER editor BILL F. BENTLEY business manager and staff roles. Describes circulation duties mailing address and policy on corrections and advertisements with Associated Press membership and local advertising rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Rick Joe Bouse
Alverdaing
Carcuituian
Wol Haxkaves
Unclear Biblical Fragments Reflecting Faith and Mystery
The excerpt blends a phrase about exile and gathering with a remark on God’s hidden workings in both grace and nature. It cites Deuteronomy style language and a Fenelon quotation noting God’s mysterious operations concealed from human sight, leaving believers in faith.
A Friend Of Free Men Nocite on Castillo Armas Assassination
The piece lauds Carlos Castillo Armas of Guatemala as a mid 20th century statesman who led a 1954 coup to curb Communism, aided by the US despite denials, and notes his assassination by a guard. It urges continued anti Communist support to preserve Guatemala's freedom and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Castillo Armag
Guatemala
Thnn
Latin America
Czechoslovakia
Castilla Armas
Honduras
Jagobo Arbené Guzman
Mexico
United States
John B. Femifoy
Castillo Armas
Arbenz
Castillo Rcmas
Luis Arturo Gonzales Lopes
Fragmented World War II Era Quotes and Public Figures
A collage of remarks from political figures and public personalities. Quotes touch on defense, inflation, temperance, women drivers, Middle East diplomacy, sports, and legal cases. Notable names include George Humphrey, Adam Clayton Powell, Roger Bannister, Averell Harriman, and Robert LaCosle.
Johnson Wins Senate Game Over Civil Rights Pitfalls
The Senate at midnight witnessed a dramatic clash between Lyndon Johnson and William Knowland over the jury final amendment to the Civil Rights bill. Johnson's maneuvering secured fifty-one votes, shifting the political balance and highlighting the pivotal Negro vote in northern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Alsoc
Washington
Senate
Roman
William Knowland
Lyndon Johnson
Knowland
Johnson
Everett Dirksen
Illingig
Mose
Knowlands
Runnymore
Tie
Jamison
Vulr
Keasy
Lydon Johnson
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Michigan
California
Heralil ‘Tribe: Inc
Bomb suspects held by police in Jakarta unrest
Indonesian military police report 25 persons detained last week on suspicion of planting bombs in Jakarta. The action involves multiple army officers and personnel. Betsy Ross is inaccurately referenced in a stray line about a flag design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOM
Jakarta
Indonegia
Thay
Inghuded
Doctor Answers Readers Questions on Fungus Nails and Fissures
The column explains nail fungus treatment options from soaks to medicines, and when nails or X rays may be needed. It also defines fissures as cracks often requiring surgery and notes hay fever shot improvements plus alternatives to cosmetics for orvis root allergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witat
Q—iMy
G. Ac
Early pregnancy tests and diabetes diet advice
A medical column notes that early pregnancy often cannot be confirmed from symptoms alone and laboratory tests using animals help. It also warns that a diabetic person eating one meal daily and drinking alcohol risks serious harm, advising professional dietary guidance.
Hollywood Today snippets sparkle with stars and scoops
Hollywood gossip and director quotes fill this column with a blend of celebrity claims. Kathy Crosby is teased as married, Liberace faces a US suit over magazine copies, and Steve Cochran markets a banned film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkene Johnson
Stall Correspondent
Hollywood
NEA
Bob Crosby
Sprout
Kathy
Bob
Steve Cochran
Thalian
Steve
Guatemala Defense Minister Declines Presidential Run
Guatemala's defense minister Col Juan Oliva stated he will not seek the presidency to succeed Carlos Castillo Armas. In a prepared statement he said he was offered support from many sectors but prefers to continue serving in the army. He pledged to sacrifice life in defense of the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Juan Oliva
Carlos Castillo ‘Armas
Oliva
Ollya
Will Atomic Energy Go To The Utilities?
Washington column argues the public owns atomic energy and should control it for peaceful power, opposing Eisenhower administration partnership plans with utilities. It cites Admiral Strauss, the Dixon Yates deal, TVA, and proposed government reactors to spur public power while warning of strong utility opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
Hells Canyon
Snake River
Atomic Energy
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Admiral Strauss
Budget Bureau
Dixon - Yates
TVA
Big Rapids
Mich
Chugach
Alaska
Elk River
Minn
Piqua
Chico
Nebraska
Eisenhoner-Strauss
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
AEC
Britain
Russia
Albert Gore
Tenn
Senate
White House
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Gore
House
Fragmented OCR Word Puzzle Notes and Clues
A garbled reader item lists numerous numbered clues and partial answers across languages and topics. It appears as a damaged puzzle page fragment with stray terms such as Estimators, New Guinea, Danish count, Spanish clef, and "Paid notice" among misread words, offering little coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lstreen
New York
New Guinea
Uraguaysn
Tadian
Okinawa Mayor Senaga Wins Gaining Council Backing
NAHA Okinawa Sunday elections gave Senaga backed by his supporters 12 of 30 seats while anti Senaga forces won 17. U S High Commissioner Moore warned against softer stance toward Senaga and said reconstruction funds frozen by Bank of the Ryukyus would not be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naha
Okinawa
James E. Moore
U.S
Kamejiro Senaga
Senaga
Hts
Moore
Bank of the Ryukyus
Shutaro Chinen
Anti-Senaga League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawton
Oxianome
Okiahoma
Act Bf Congress
Osinhema Press Association
Southern
Ascoriaion
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Associates
Wee
Unis
Frm
Tne
Yankees
Ground Observer Corps
Billy Lundy
Crestview
Fla
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Glenn G. Hays
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wooen
Fleischel G. Loveless
Middle East
Nasser
Ben-Gurion
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
Roger Bannister
Derek Tobulson
Hobby Kennedy
Senate Barkers Committee
Capitol
Edward Bennett Williams
Teamsters Union
James R. Motta
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Florida
Donald Wedler
Dee Sam Sheppard
Republican Party
Averell Harriman
M. Kennedy
John’ F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Algeria
Realdeat Robert LaCosle
Kennedy
Kristen Siemen
Littleton
Masa
Betsy Ross
George” Wash’ington
NER Service, Inc
Edwin P. Jordan, MD
NEA Service
Liberace
John R. Tascobs Jr
Vinestreet
Marilyn Monroe
George Montgomery
Jacke Webb
Camera Veruw
George
al Sandry
Sands Hotel
Las Vegas
Robert Merrill
Romeo
Louis Armstrong
Juliet
Danny Kaye
MGM
Andrew
Aphrodite
Xnvenne de Carlo
Hubby
Bob Morgan
Pat Wayne
Tony Perkins
Italy
Sophia Loren
Silvana Mangano
Silvana
Fon
Anthony Mann
Dartin' Jil
Erstine Caldwell
Gor
Little Acre
Carroll
Anthony Quinn
Anna M
Galbraith
Gladys
Durne
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