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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1958
Page
4
Fragmentary quotation honors thanksgiving in worship with a contrast between heavenly and earthly minds. The source cites Izaak Walton and biblical language about entering gates with thanksgiving and courts with praise, though text is garbled.
An editorial condemns a French air attack on a Tunisian border village amid tensions with Algeria. It argues Bourguiba’s border policy and Franco Algerian provocations risk shifting Arab sentiment, heightening anti Westernism, and eroding mutual trust between Arabs and the West. Frankrijk and Amecha are cited as parties to the incident and its fallout.
The Eisenhower one million dollar education plan faces fierce debate over limits on aid, state control, and integration. Washington observers warn that partisan controversies risk delaying action despite a national schooling crisis and calls for urgent reform. If Congress rejects a broad program in 1938, critics fear it will damage national interests.
A set of trivia style Q A items covers Australia in World Wars Roosevelt secretaries Stradivarius inventory Martha Washington children and 1938 eclipses. Includes Australia independence, Cordell Hull and Stettinius Jr, Stradivari instruments about 600 remaining, Martha Washingtons children John Parke and Martha, and eclipses three in 1938.
In Paris Joseph Alsop argues Western democracies avoid admitting imperial missteps as crises in Tunisia, Algeria, and North Africa deepen. He traces historic patterns of subjugation, the rise of nationalist resolve, and the cost of evasive diplomacy amid a shift away from imperial rule. The piece frames the crisis as a test of modern democratic power and its willingness to confront harsh truths.
Seneca Cayuga tribe members meet at the council house southwest of Wyanatta at 7 p m Tuesday to discuss a proposed federal supervision law for certain Indian groups now before Congress. Wyandotte Peoria Quiane and Moodee tribes back the proposal, Chief Pete Buck announced.
A reader letter from Mary Haworth asks for guidance on finding a new wife after her husband's death. The columnist analyzes self worth and shyness, urging constructive self-esteem, disculsses projection and social factors, and suggests pursuing confident, decent suitors rather than material concerns. Also a Chicago UPI blip notes Pee Wee the parrot in a laughing mood over an egg.
A historical notice explains disability benefit back pay rules under Social Security. It outlines eligibility timing, permanent disability proof, and backdating limits, noting changes that separate living arrangements affect benefit qualification for widows and separated spouses. It discusses required credits, marriage duration, and post death eligibility with emphasis on timing and separation rules.
MARQUIS CHILDS reports Detroit faces deep unemployment with 124 percent of the labor force out of work in mid January. State totals reach 320,000 unemployed and production drops trigger layoffs, recalls, and factory slowdowns across Michigan's auto centers. Analysts warn the upturn may be delayed. tax cuts and policy debates loom as Detroit braces for a nationwide recession fight this fall.
Hollywood trivia ranges from Jack Benny planning a 40th birthday with Feb 13, to Elvis Presley returning to work amid new gear protection in his dressing room. George Sanders and Zsa Zsa Gabor consider a nightclub act. Rock Hudson's wife case stirs debate. Dorothy Malone keeps a parachute prop as keepsake. Virginia Bunn studies radio ads with Ted Hussi as he recovers.
A dense sports column presents a large themed crossword with across and down clues. It lists numerous entries including players coaches and objects, referencing ages dates and a variety of sports terms and general knowledge clues.
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