Lawton Constitution and Morning Press staff and ads note
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press lists staff with Ned Shepler editor Bill Bentley business manager Ted Ralston managing editor and W R Rice advertising manager plus circulation management by Joe House Fr O Ahlschlager. It details subscription rates for Sunday or morning papers and combined editions and notes Associated Press membership and correction policy. The section ends with a price of five dollars.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
W. R. Rice
W. D Hargraves
Lawton
Okla
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Southern Newspaper Publishers . Association
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Oklahoma
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Today And Tomorrow World Enters A New Era
The piece argues real Soviet policy change hinges on operable openness rather than specific concessions. It says publicity curbs surprises, enabling credible mobilization and reducing secrecy. It notes Moscow and Washington now favor publicity for mobilizations, with the Soviet proposal including inspections, while the President seeks blueprints and aerial reconnaissance.
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Moscow
Washington
Not Applicable Ancient Proverb Reflections
A biblical quotation and a quote from Sir Walter Scott emphasize compassion and mutual aid. The excerpt contrasts loving neighbors with opposing enmity and extols humanity’s survival through aiding one another.
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Sir Walter Scott
Wichita Falls Sets Path With Water and Expressway Plans
Wichita Falls moves to secure ample water and relieve traffic with a bond funded expressway right of way and a proposed 9 million dollar lake northeast of the city. The 1.6 mile expressway segment will connect central business district to the northwest toward Shepard Field and Burkburnett, aiding regional turnpike links and potentially benefiting Lawton.
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Wichita Falls
Red River
Texas
Wichita
Lawton
Two Forms of Security and a Federal Order
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch argues the U S Court of Appeals divisional panel treats national security as a guiding principle in federal hiring. It supports Eisenhower's policy to ensure positions align with security needs while urging fair procedures and safeguards against abuse. The piece questions scope, due process, and the risk of overreach in internal security enforcement.
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United States Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Eisenhower
Federal
Henry W. Edgerton
Fish and Wildlife Service
Food and Drug Administration
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Questions and Answers on Eclipses Hats and Lobsters
The Q A pairs cover a total solar eclipse date in the United States October 2 1959 the prohibition on wearing hats on the House floor since 1837 and the variation in heavy claws among lobsters.
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United States
New era in cold war hinted by openness and inspection
The piece argues that rising travel freedom and public visibility of Soviet authorities reduce mystery, allowing more internal and external inspection. It links openness to restraint on war, highlights Geneva talks aiding scientific exchange, and foresees a shift from secrecy to public scrutiny shaping future geopolitics.
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Soviet Union
United States
Lenin
Stalin
Moscow
New York Herald Tribune Inc
We Americans want action on juvenile delinquency
Mrs. Muriel Lawrence argues for a modern public social service to replace aging charities. She contends delinquency stems from moral disorder and that timely, confident public support is needed, matching deployments of fire and health services.
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ABC of Social Service
ABC
We The Women We The Women
A wife laments a husband who ignores her in public, spends carelessly, relies on his mother, and avoids household duties. The piece highlights common grievances including money, attention, support, and affectionate behavior, painting him as dull and obstructive to family harmony.
Fanny in Broadway Busts on U S Dolls in To reador Pants
Hollywood gossip column notes Edith Head condemns women wearing skin tight toreador pants as unflattering and recalls Royal Rogers praising Gina Roy Rogers fairing. It covers wardrobe notes for Top Gun and Susan Hayward divorce updates, plus Star gossip about Ann Miller, Deborah Kerr, and Lassie stars.
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Hollywood
NEA
U.S
Paramount
Edith Head
Edith
Jeanmarie
Audrey Hepburn
Roy Rogers
Roy
Thas
Top Gun
Edward Small
United Artists
Children Show U S Future In Good Hands
A Kentucky Olive Hill class of eight from Erie school toured Washington with funds raised by amateur shows and dinners. Senator Clements arranged housing and guiding, sharing insight into government. The trip inspired pride in the rule of law and the nation’s institutions.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Kentucky Mountain
Olive Hill
Erie School
Senator Clements
Kentucky
Senaate
Rosemary Rorick
Clements
White House
Barbara Birkhead
Mount Vernon
Capitol
Olive Offill
George Washington
Jay Uhler
Supreme Court
Not in the Script Says Irene Ryan on MGM Contract Trouble
Irene Ryan reveals contract friction with MGM while Diana Lynn and Andy McLaglen refuse photo poses over ongoing divorce talks. Andy notes 13 months of legal separation and plans to work out settlement as he debuts as director in The Lock and the Key and Veda Ann Borg stars in Guys and Dolls.
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Comedienne
Irene Ryan
MGM
Diana Lynn
Andy McLaglen
Vic
Andy
Veda Ann Borg
Veda
Garfield was the 20th U S president across clues
A crossword style clue set notes James Garfield as the 20th U S president with a cross reference on pot and malign looks. The entry hints answer connections to 56 and 57 across, suggesting a themed puzzle about presidential figures and dubious terms.
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James Garfield
U.S
Puzzle Answers From A Through Z A to Z Clues Revealed
A compact solution list decoding a mixed cipher puzzle. Names, abbreviations, and common clues yield terms like es sence insect bargeman pesters interstice cylindrical mailed goddess infatuation snooze before Treasure Island author initials, mineral rock rights English school fondle expunger puffs up Bamboolike encountered blood money Roman bronze grass annotators riverin city in Nevada invokes vaunt air raid alarm Germany bails as water precipitous city Nevada girl s name ensnare circle part female rabbit shield bearing ester oleic acid approach acid redcap lamprey fisherman back of neck lock of hair masculine appellation number sick Scottish sailyard.
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Germany
Nevada
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