Subscription Rates and Policy Notes for Lawton Newspapers
Subscription rates payable in advance for Morning Press and Sunday Constitution Presa in Lawton: $1.55 monthly by carrier. Evening Constitution and Sunday Constitution Press $1.55 monthly. Combined morning evening and Sunday $2.40 in Southwest Oklahoma by mail. One year subscriptions also available with 2 percent sales tax. Associated Press rights noted. Correction policy described. misc quote from Chapin referenced.
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Let the President Run Full Term Despite Midterm Defeat
A 1946 argument for resigning after a hostile Congress is deemed weak. The piece argues that short two year terms would wreck balance, force perpetual campaigns, and misread public will. It cites Truman, FDR, and Hoover examples to show presidents succeed with mixed Congresses and urges completing a full four year term.
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Two Types Of Aid For Underdeveloped Nations
Walter Lippmann argues for a key country approach to U.S. aid, prioritizing stronger, more capable governments and economies. He warns against masking self interest as humanitarian effort and notes Viet Nam's difficulty in attracting effective governance and sovereign respect. Strong Asian nations are best positioned to influence postcolonial regions.
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Doctor Discusses Corneal Grafting For Blind Patients
The doctor explains corneal grafting as a possible treatment for some blind individuals. He notes progress but cautions it does not restore sight for all and only a small portion of blindness may be helped. The procedure has been developed over years by researchers in several countries.
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Corneal Transplants Offer Vision Restoration Hope
About 150 000 to 200 000 people are blind in both eyes from corneal opacity. The cornea must be clear for vision. transplantation replaces diseased tissue with normal eye tissue, about half of suitable cases succeed, and stored eye tissue must be quickly grafted. Banks in several cities act as clearing houses for donors and recipients.
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Canada
How To Handle Gossip In A New Community
A columnist advises women to navigate gossips by showing mild interest avoiding sharing tidbits and keeping a healthy skepticism. She urges countering gossip with positive remarks about others and focusing on truthful respectful interactions to maintain friendships without joining rumors.
Hollywood Notables Bet On Nuptials And Notions Of Love
Hollywood gossip notes Sheree North reframes marriage as two people finding complementary neuroses. Barbara Rush downplays a divorce battle with Jeffrey Hunter as a legal, not personal, matter. A Brando bride candidate Josiane Mariani stirs magazine chatter. Groucho Marx weighs new film bids with a $1,000,000 potential.
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Groucho Marx
Poisonous snakes in Great Britain and more
The European viper known as the adder is the only poisonous snake in Great Britain. American wild song birds are hard to breed in captivity and possession is illegal in many states. Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa hands are described as perfectly drawn. Sugar cane originated in Asia with early cultivation in China and India before Europe.
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China
India
Boulderado Hotel Keeps Firemen Busy
Boulder firemen responded to a minor blaze at the Boulderado Hotel on November 12 the second alarm in four days. A prior call on the same period was for a small fire in a coal pile wooden boxes and rubbish at the same hotel. Local authorities reported no injuries.
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Bogart and Griffin duel on screen in new crime role
Bogart calls Chuck Griffin meaner than Duke Mantee as Griffin leads a trio of escaped convicts who seize a family's home in The Desperate Hours. Gloria de Haven joins Seventh Heaven Broadway musical. Noel Coward may star at Royal Nevada Vegas. Mercedes McCambridge is released from hospital. Michael Rennie and Maggie reunite after Soldier of Fortune HK shoot.
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Student Survives Ordeal in Catskill Woods
Leo G. Murch a 28 year old former medical student from Goshen New York endured a two month self imposed ordeal in the Catskill Woods hoping to die from exposure. He was found by state troopers Sunday too tired to run and in good condition after beginning in early October.
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Dulles two years under strain amid Asia upheaval and policy limits
Washington pundit Marquis Childs notes John Foster Dulles has faced domestic political limits and Communist resistance in shaping a global policy amid upheaval in Asia. He cites defense pacts, Manila treaty progress, and criticism over Geneva and Indo China as mixed results of Dulles's tenure.
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Sealing Wax Paper Keeps Picnic Sandwiches Fresher
Household tip advises sealing wax paper edges with a hot iron after wrapping sandwiches to extend freshness. The method aims to prevent air exposure and moisture loss during transport.
Screen Performer Across and Down Puzzle Clues
A cross and down word puzzle with clues for screen actor Gardiner and various wordplay hints across 1 to 59 and down 1 to 12 including synonyms and abbreviations.
Puzzle answer key clue list
Answer sequence lists terms for each clue in the order given from 43 to 56 including inquisitive and tardier and prince nostril re horse gait volcano Persia plunge headlong nights before dispatched near s ab pronoun with abbreviations indicated
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Mail To U S Is Just Like All Colonies
Washington reports a BBC story about an American asking the post office cost to send a letter to America by service mail and receiving two pence and a half as the rate for all colonies. Other notes mention Pan American calendars, acetate Christmas ornaments, sick leave unused, Jimmy Stewart before the FCC, and Capitol airline travel patterns.
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Vandals Hit Four More Schools Across Dallas
Dallas detectives announced full time pursuit of vandals after four additional school buildings were damaged last weekend. Churches also suffered vandalism, with losses running into thousands of dollars. Detective Walter Fannin reported the intensified investigation on Tuesday.
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