Lamon Oklahoma newspaper masthead and notices
Front page masthead lists Ned Shepler as editor and publisher and Bill Bentley as business manager. Additional staff roles, publication details for Lamon Oklahoma, and service bureau affiliations are noted, followed by religious quotes and scripture references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Led Ralston
Wy. R Rice
JOE House
W. D. Hargraves
HM. C. Ahlschlageil
Third and A Avenue
Lamon
Oklahoma
Taerton
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
DIAL
Bevan and Menon in a case of public demagoguery
The piece argues the contest to name the figure least aligned with truth about world affairs pits Ancoria Bevan of Britain against Krishna Menon of India. It portrays Bevan as a demagogic critic who toured the Soviet Union and the United States, praising Khrushchev while condemning America, and warns that giving him power would enthrone demagoguery.
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Ancoria Bevan
Britain
Krishna Menon
India
Meenon
Brother Bevan
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Bevan
Russia
Kremlin
America
Europe
England
Neutral Germany debate tests West East balance
George F. Kennan suggests neutralizing a unified Germany as a buffer between East and West. Adenauer opposes this, warning that German unity on Soviet terms would push NATO forces off German soil and shift the East West balance. Russia would push to pull Germany toward communism, making the risk unacceptable.
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George F. Kennan
U.S
Russia
Germany
West Germany
Adenauer
Europe
So They Say and Sputnik Reply in 1963 Debate
A quotation summarizes a 1960s policy clash. Marion B. Folsom defends the goal of individual development in a free society while Republican leaders mock the space program as Rep. Merwin Coad weighs in. The remarks reflect ongoing U S political discourse over national priorities and education and health policy during the Sputnik era.
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America
Marion B. Folsom
Health, Education and Welfare
Questions and Answers Quiz Highlights
A quiz presents facts on Cyrano de Bergerac written for Coquelin, details on the South American bell bird’s single repeated note, Bolivia and Paraguay as landlocked nations, coral snakes’ poisonous nature and behavior, and the meaning of gerrymander as drawing districts to favor a party.
Soviet move could push Middle East toward new UN vote
Riyadh reports confirm Moscow aims to back a UN resolution demanding Israel return to pre AM47 frontiers. The plan would force Western policy makers to choose between accepting Soviet backed Arab alignment or risking a broader Arab shift toward anti Western and pro Soviet governments. King Saud and aides warn against backing the move, while Saudi officials say a two thirds UN vote could still be secured even with opposition.
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Joseph Alsor
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Israel
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Berlin
Kremlin
Iraq
Jordan
Stalin
Halli
King Saud
Saud
Fivisal
Cairo
Yugoslavia
New Delhi
U. N. Assembly
Naming a Child to Carry a Family Moniker
Mary Haworth writes about resisting passing down a long inherited name to her future son. She discusses why the family name feels outdated, the burden of constant nicknames, and the desire to avoid repeating past generations. She notes her husband favors the name and the praiseworthy grandfather, but she questions the fairness and personal impact.
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Dean Mary Haworth
Flo
Sohan
Texas City Social Security aids disaster survivors
The Texas City disaster aid record shows the Social Security Administration paying benefits to 492 survivors, including 155 mothers with minor children and 334 minor children, averaging ages 33 and 71 respectively. First claim paid 11 days after the blast, with ongoing monthly checks totaling over 3 million dollars. The piece also notes ongoing relief from Red Cross and other groups.
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D. B. Gallaghier
Huly
Social Security Administration
Eka City
Tex
Monsanto Chemical Company
St. Louis
Texas City
Red Cross
Washington Calling Uncertainty Clouds Campaign End
The piece discusses President Eisenhower facing pressure to cede powers to Nixon amid fears from allies and critics. It notes doubts about foreign aid emphasis, missile budgets, and the risk of resignation following illness, while highlighting hopes for a bipartisan foreign policy and strong NATO role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Little Rock
Washington
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Armed Services Committee
John Foster- Dulles
Geneva
House
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Dulles
NATO
Paris
Doctor Answers Questions On Psoriasis Research
Doctor Edwin P Jordan notes psoriasis cause remains unknown and cure elusive. He outlines family links, arthritis association, and variable itching with age. Treatments include coal tar ointments, UV exposure, and X rays, but no universal cure yet. Patients often face alternating periods of improvement and decline.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Ime
Psoriasis Research Foundation
Page
San Francisco
Calif
Screen Star Across Puzzle Clue List Summary
A compact extraction of a crossword style item by listing numerous clues with scattered word fragments. The text mixes numbers, partial words, and misplaced terms across many definitions, channels, and languages, reflecting OCR garble rather than a coherent article.
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O-luwa
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Paraguay
Palestine
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Belgium
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Mary Haworth
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Ond Aly
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