Lawton Oklahoma Newspaper Masthead and Staff Listing
A partial masthead shows names and roles including Bill F Bentley business manager Ted Ralston managing editor and others. It notes publication through Friday at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma and references postal work classification and professional associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wk Rice IU House
Wol Hargiaves HU
Ablschlager
City Cireulation Aanager
Vents
Third
Lawton
Oklahoma
Act of Congress
Oklahoma Fresh
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Fragmentary religious quotation from early 18th century writer
A clipped OCR fragment cites Peter and Congreve in a religious reflection about enduring virtuous deeds and a promised reward, mentioning a crown of glory and a late sure reward. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or context.
Investigation Uproar and the push for a tougher inquiry
The special House committee examining the FCC and other regulators presses ahead under new compulsion to conduct a searching probe amid uproar over counsel Bernard Schwartz of New York University. Critics say his remarks reveal bias, while supporters defend the independence of regulatory bodies and demand proof before any guilt is declared.
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Iris Liles
Eisenhower
Tsa
Paris
Congress
FCC
How Not to Run a Government in Indonesia
The piece critiques Indonesia under Sukarno, arguing the regime is poorly formed and misled by communism. It laments neglect of outer islands, contrasts with Java, and condemns distractions like Dutch interests and a West New Guinea takeover to divert from core problems.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Sukarno
Java
West New Guinea
Women at Work in America Rise Beyond Home Roles
The piece argues that women now comprise nearly a third of U.S. employment with about 22 million workers, forecast to reach 23 million by 1973, nearly matching the 1905 labor force. It notes 42 percent of women aged 45 to 64 in the labor force and claims traditional domestic roles are fading as men should accept broader economic realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod
U.S
Department of Commerce
Eigar
Questions And Answers From A Historic Interview Page
A reader Q&A covers stars composition, Statue of Liberty pot count, cashmere goat edibles and milk, vice presidential qualifications, Hillary's South Pole trek gear, and War of 1812 seamen citizenship disputes. Answers confirm stars share Earth elements, seven pots on liberty statue, cashmere goats edible milk, vice presidential and presidential qualifications identical, snow tractors with cabin-like pods used, and Britain seized seamen born in Britain but with American citizenship.
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Sir Edmund Hillary
South Pole
United States
Great Britain
Matter Of Fact Tax Cut Seen As Inevitable
Washington reports that a large administration sponsored tax cut now seems inevitable as the economy slides. Public figures debate who benefits, with talks led by the National Economic Council and Treasury figures, aiming to avert a deep recession through a big deficit-fueling measure.
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Washington
Anteri
van Peace
Sident
Ecoanimitc Council
Treasury
Robert Anderson
Economic Adisers Raward Shutter
Gahring
L Reserve Board
William Martin
Informe al
Martin
Newi Ip Oy P
Federal Reserve Board
Earewlive
Trantan
White Hote
Peder Reserve
Anderson
George Cmphrey
Maria
White House
Pessont
Anrlerson
Paul Douglas
Lie Hos
Florida Fraud Brings Models To Miami Beach
In Miami Beach a parade of sixteen high school girls and paid models posed in swimsuits to boost tourist traffic. The event occurred on an uncrowded beach after they removed winter coats for the photographers.
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Miami Beach
Vila
Dear Mary Haworth Engaged Again After Diamond Purchase
A woman recalls buying a diamond engagement ring through a relative in the family jewelry business with a substantial discount. Five months later she broke the engagement and wonders if she should tell her current fiancé about the ring’s origin and its prior sale, seeking guidance on whether to reveal the backstory now or wait.
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Mary Gaworth
Ana
Worl
Iain Man
M.H
Engagement Ring Dilemma From France Inherits Family Stone
A reader weighs a breakup and proposes a plan to use a family diamond in a keepsake engagement ring. Advice suggests frank talk about past engagement, transparent intentions, and leveraging the heirloom stone to signal commitment while balancing practicality and sentiment.
Widow Seeks Social Security Guidance On Benefits
A widow outlines her earnings and expected Social Security benefits as she approaches eligibility. She asks about reductions for work, possible vacation pay while teaching, and the impact of her late husband’s earnings. Guidance notes potential monthly benefits near 80 dollars, with credits varying by years and taxes.
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Gallaghel
Mureh
Wolen
Jaan
Uite
Break Up of GM and Ford Was Once Favored Plan
Washington report recalls George Romney's proposal to split General Motors and Ford, once backed by Herbert Brownell Jr. and now under DOJ study. Brownell called the Big Three a monopoly and warned of risks to private enterprise, with Chrysler and steel in view. The scheme faced Cabinet opposition and no action from Eisenhower officials.
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Statler
Brownell
G.M
Ford
Chrysler
HUD
Theea
General Motors
Imany
Romney
Department of Justice
Eisenhowe
Tne
William P. Rogers
Chieh
General Divlers
Defense
Charles FE. Wilson
Treasury
George MM. Hoothrey
Higma
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Eisenhower
Weeks
Federal Trade Commission
Musical Matters Across Clues Puzzle Entry
A compact clue list presents a crossword style grid with across and down hints such as Tin alley and My Merry Oldsmobile, various wordplay, and a night explosion themed down entry. The readable lines imply mixed categories from vehicles to foods and abstract ideas, inviting fill in for a complete puzzle solution.
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Russian Lake
Desert
Asiz
Moines
Town
Peruvian Indian and Anglo-Saxon Letter Puzzle Key
A word list puzzle solution map matching clues to answers: Peruvian Indian and Anglo-Sanon letters link to color and terms. Unsuccessful joins hand parts masculine and feminine titles. Plastic ingredient chair proposal medley rub.
Doctor Explores Longstanding Illness And Anxiety Neurosis
A correspondent reports his wife has been sick for 25 years with no organic cause found by 1¢ doctors. The piece discusses neurosis as functional nervous-system disorders, anxiety neurosis, and related terms. A study 20 years post-diagnosis shows most patients remain functional with limited disabilities.
Auto repair industry faces labor shortage in nation
President J T Davis from Corpus Christi Texas told the Uke Motor and Equipment Wholesalers Assn that American cars spend about 30 hours yearly in repair shops. The nation lacks 60 000 automobile mechanics and 25 000 auto repair shops, he said.
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Los Angeles
J.T. Davis
Corpus Christi
Tex
Uke Motor and Equipment Wholesalers Assn
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Galbraith
Idrage
General Motos
Musical Matters
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