Lawton Constitution Staff and Publication Details
The Lawton Constitution lists NED SHEPLER as Editor and Publisher and BILL F. BENTLEY as aso with Editor JOE HOUSE and circulation staff. The paper operates from 620 W. E. Rice and 409-110 Ave Lawton Oklahoma and is published Friday evenings with a 2 percent sales tax for subscriptions.
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View From the Grave and the Small Hill
A compact meditate on mortality contrasts Jobic lament with a note on perspective from a grave hillock. The lines reflect on life’s end and the sense of clearer sight gained from the threshold of death.
Red China's UN Seat Demand A Soviet Bluff
The piece debates whether Moscow seeks to keep China isolated or use it as a controlled ally. It argues Russia publicly champions Red China while privately fearing its independence. It suggests recognizing Red China may not blunt Kremlin aims and proposes exploring options to exploit Sino Soviet tensions.
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Franco expands hold as US aid tightens Spain grip
Franco rises in power after a bases agreement with the United States brings sizable aid to Spain. Public protests target Britain over Queen Elizabeth II’s Gibraltar visit, a long coveted prize for Madrid. Observers note Franco’s bold stance and growing confidence, fueled by US funds.
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Tax Free Edge Seen in Union Investment Practices
Washington column analyzes the Teamsters and other tax exempt groups shifting Treasury funds from government bonds to loans and real estate, aiming for higher income while debating tax implications. It notes 1950s law changes taxing unrelated business income, and shows small tax collections from unions' nonexempt ventures.
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The Doctor Says Uncertainty and Maternal Grief
A column discusses how uncertainty about preventing tragedy fuels mental distress. An example from a mother questions if a father’s drinking caused her child’s heart disease after birth. The doctor notes drinking is not a cause of heart disease and offers relief on that point.
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Edwin P. Jordan
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Child health concerns and parental smoking habits discussed
A neighbor's cigarette smoke is blamed for a six month old crying and a three year old's appetite. The reader asks about diet and fattening foods for a toddler and when to consult a pediatrician. Advice notes that excessive crying can indicate discomfort and that diet should fit the child's growth and height.
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Mrs. A
We The Women Tat Wine Test for Better Marital Insight
A dated quiz-like piece explores how a wife might influence household harmony by asking about a husband’s preferences in color food social life and hobbies. It voices a gendered tone and suggests evaluating one’s own behavior and responsiveness to a spouse.
Hollywood retirement stir backs acting career and love rumors
Hollywood whispers link veteran actors with romances and career moves amid studio chatter. Denise and Donald O’Connor tangle for a project while Eve Arden’s films gain life on TV. Garbo remains tight lipped as Breen fights censorship and Hormel faces divorce rumors with Caron in tow.
Questions and Answers From A Curious Archive
A fragmentary Q A exchange discusses Welsh benevolent mandates and a Franklin invention. It mentions a ribbing instrument akin to a harmonica and notes about drinks industry sales and plastics. It estimates leisure time at about four percent of a working day.
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Elee
261 Organizations On List Of U.S. Subversives
Washington reports the list of organizations the attorney general regards as subversive now totals 261. Officials say the compilation includes groups deemed to threaten national security and aligns with broader government efforts to monitor subversive activity.
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Washington
Fulbright Speech Stresses Reason Over Expediency in Senate Debate
Washington calling Fulbright points to growth of anti reason in the Senate debate over the amendment. He argues that decisions should rest on intellect not passions, citing trends in world events and criticism of executive restrictions. The scene centers on the Foreign Relations Committee chairmen and the limits of expedient politics.
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Senate
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New York Times
Iran
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Italy agrees to film for film trade with Soviet Union
Rome announces agreement to exchange movies on a film-for-film basis. Government calls the move important and says it advances the orbit of cultural relations.
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Rome
Soviet Union
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Linen Supply Association reports threats to Crabb in Chicago
The Linen Supply Association of America reports a confrontation in Chicago on February 5 where a man threatened Crabb with a tire iron and Crabb, age 86, was grabbed by the pants and shoved out the door.
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Blaze at the Seagrave Ice Panenice Seagrave Fire Fighting
A blaze reported at the Seagrave site affected Panenice operations and damaged Seagrave fire fighting equipment. Authorities investigated the incident and secured the scene. Fire crews contained the fire with no confirmed injuries.
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Burglar Woken During Break-In At City Company
In Atlanta on February 5 a burglar sleeping beside a company's safe was roused by an alarm and unable to complete the break in. Authorities reported the intruder fled without stealing any valuables and no injuries occurred.
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