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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1957

Page

5

US Eyes Plan To Encourage Farm Reduction

US officials weigh paying farmers to leave farms as surpluses grow and production costs rise. Reports by the National Industrial Conference Board and the Committee for Economic Development push gradual price support cuts and a land retirement plan to retire whole farms, shifting workers to off farm jobs while preserving family farming where feasible. The plan targets low income operations and differs from soil bank method by retiring entire farms rather than idling portions.

Dawson New York Uncle Sam Agriculture Benson Propole National Industrial Conference Board Committee For Economic Development Corporation Benson Soil Bank

World Power Balance Seen As War Curb

British historian A J P Taylor argues that a balance of power makes another world war unlikely. He favors stable democracy, American leadership over Russia, and notes Britain should continue aiding global development while staying out of direct conflict.

London A. J. P. Taylor Russia Khrushchev America Britain Taylor

It's A Small Sea fish tagged by officials in Lowestoft

In Pakefield two men from the same building report catching a two pound whiting one month apart. Colin Humphreys, a Ministry of Agriculture official, tagged the fish in November before releasing it in the North Sea for research. Over the weekend his neighbor B J W Hawker caught the same fish again from the same Lowestoft beach spot.

Lowestoft England Pakefield Colin Humphreys Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries North Sea B.J.W. Hawker Humphreys

Dalton ad offers mimeograph services and college contact

Local ad lists mimeograph service items such as letters schedules price lists and folded forms along with letterheads addressing stamping and folding. It also promotes Smith Corona typewriter agency and Dalton Business College at 1 S Sheridan Road with a contact number EL 65 2737.

Smith-Corona Typewriter Agency Dalton Business College S. Sheridan Road

The Gay Spirit Of Christmas Fails To Move Murgatroyd

A lighthearted dialogue between Murgatroyd and his wife as they bicker over Christmas plans. Procrastination, time, and meaning surface amid stamps, cards, and gifts. The exchange mocks holiday rituals with wry humor and a dab of marital sparring.

Murgatroyd ED Creagit Washington Mrs. Murgatroyd

South Korea to cut armed forces by five percent

Reliable sources say South Korea will cut its 720000 man armed forces by 5 percent in 1958, pending Assembly approval. Defense Minister Kim Chung Yul supported the plan, which would save about $7.6 million for improved military diet and medical care without endangering security.

Seoul National Assembly South Korea Assembly Kim Chung Yul

Pledge Decade Old Is Fulfilled

NEWTON MASS. A pledge made by four men 12 years ago on Iwo Jima was fulfilled when a minister flew 3 000 miles to wed his former Army tent mate Robert C. Hagopian Watertown town treasurer to Agnes Dadekian of Arlington Rev James Forrester Sunnyside Baptist Church Inglewood Calif Hagopian was a legal officer and the minister a chaplain at the 20th Air Force combat staging center at Iwo Jima The two men were tent mates for 21 months Present for the vows were two other former Army men who had promised to be ushers Prof Sidney Lees Newton and Paul M Henty Natick

Bomb Kills Man in California Desert Salvage Attempt

In El Centro California a 50 pound naval duct bomb exploded while being salvaged at a desert target range killing 59 year old TI Reed of Brawley. Authorities say he built a fire to burn the powder then stepped back about 40 yards an explosion struck him in the back. In London Lord Beaverbrook published in Sunday Express urging Britain to launch its own satellite rather than fault the United States.

EL Centro Calif TI. Reed Brawley Desert Navy Reed London Lord Beaver-brook Sunday Express U.S the Express Britain

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