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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1957

Page

4

Communists See Light as Satellite Nations Question Capitalism

In a Washington column Roscoe Drummond reviews a Polish weekly Po Prostu article by a dissenting Marxist who, after seeing Western Europe, questions Marxist dogma. He argues for higher living standards, industrial modernization, and the value of Western freedom in challenging capitalism.

Roscoe Drummond Washington Kremlin Poland Hungary Po Prostw Austria Switzerland Europe Western South New York Herald Tribune Inc

A Staunch Leader and the Moral Strength of Washington

A tribute to George Washington as a steady, principled leader who guided Americans through a fragile era. The piece argues his methodical judgment, resolve, and moral example built a republic, contrasting his era with today and urging unity around his enduring principles.

George Washington Washington

Private dining in Pentagon served royal guest lavish menu

In Washington the Defense Secretary's private dining room hosted visiting Crown Prince Emir Abdullah with Estaban A. Torres, a Navy CPO, overseeing the meal. The menu featured French onion soup, tenderloin of beef, Idaho potatoes, Spanish rice, vegetables, Parker House rolls, strawberry Bavarian ice cream, coffee and sweets.

Cale Washington Defense Charlie Wilson Pentagon Estaban A. Torres Navy Depuy Reuben B. Robertson Iraq Emir Abdullah Wilson Torres Idaho Parker House

Front Door Luxury Sparks Court Wives Protest

A White House reception caused a protocol dispute as Supreme Court justices and their wives used the front door while others entered via the East Wing coatrooms. The gesture angered wives of lower court judges who felt they deserved equal access. Some threatened to skip the event, but relented.

White House Supreme Court Executive

Yale Club board names Morton foreign relations chair

The Yale Club of Washington gathered to plan its April annual dinner honoring Yale President A Whitney Griswold. Sen Thruston Morton was unanimously chosen chairman of the committee to invite foreign dignitaries to the banquet, jokingly dubbed the foreign relations committee.

Yale Club of Washington Yale A. Whitney Griswold Sen Thruston Morton D-Ky Morton Foreign Relations Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Questions And Answers On Water Pressure And Donkey Symbol

Question and answer style notes explain why water squirts farther from a lower hole due to increasing pressure with depth. The donkey as Democratic symbol originates with Thomas Nast in a Civil War era cartoon titled A Live Jackass Kicking a Dead Lion.

Democratic Party Thomas Nast Jackass

Youth urge strong teen leaders in Sacramento

In Sacramento California youths including Pat Partridge of San Jose High School urged that teens need strong leaders and more responsibility. They criticized adult perceptions and called for authority to guide youth and cultivate leadership.

Sacramento Calif California YMCA Hoverner Pat Partridge San Jose High School

Thief Heads North with Rifles Pistols and Skis

Police concluded the burglar who took nine rifles and nine pistols from a sporting goods shop is heading north toward the snow country. The thief also stole a pair of skis.

Menlo Park Calif

Atheists urged to back churches in social service debate

Clarence defends atheism as a college student yet argues atheists should actively support churches for social good. The column notes churches funded Red Cross relief, hospitals, youth groups, CARE packages, and missions. It urges atheists to back church work for a better world, despite beliefs about an afterlife.

Clarence America Rome Nero Herod Red Cross Ood MCA Boy Scouts India Africa Earth

Hairy tongue case challenges doctor’s simple remedies

A reader reports six weeks of a heavy brown coating on the tongue and down the throat labeled hairy tongue. Despite two vitamin bottles and a gargle, no relief, prompting a doctor to seek further suggestions.

Eye and skin health tips from a doctor Q and A

Medical Q and A discuss penicillin linked conditions foot callouses plantar warts and eyelid styes treatments include scraping brushing incision antibiotic ointments and hot packs. It notes nerves about public phone germs are unlikely to spread and emphasizes examining shoeing patterns and eye strain.

F.R. A

Tax Cuts Possible If Loopholes Closed

Washington legislator Rep. Wilbur Mills says closing loopholes for privileged groups is the path to income tax relief amid a tight budget. He notes the 83rd Congress revision failed to remove injustices and may have created new avenues of avoidance, urging rapid public pressure to push substantive reform.

Thomas E. Stokes Washington Wilbur D. Mills D., Ark House Ways and Means Mills Rd Republican Congress Hisenhower 83Rd Congress Arkansas Tax Authority Congress Arkansas House Representative Mills Senate Joseph D. O'Mahoney Wyo Europe Middle East

Word Puzzle Filled With Clues And Prompts

A word puzzle list presents across and down clues with numbers. Entries include places objects jobs and common terms across a themed crossword style grid.

Ike’s Sinuses and Lungs Clear After X rays

Doctors at Walter Reed Army Medical Center found Dwight D. Eisenhower’s persistent cough did not come from sinus or lung congestion. A Thursday X-ray showed clear sinuses and lungs. The president's condition was described as fine apart from the cough, with spray treatment for the throat.

Washington Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Biodical Center White House James C. Hagerty Hagerty Howard Mcc. Snyder Leonard D. Heaton Snyder

Deadpan Actor and Stuntman Ray Hartsell Dies in Florida

Ray Hartsell, known for a deadpan, unsmiling persona as an actor and stunt performer, died in St. Petersburg Florida on Thursday at age 56. He called himself the mechanical man and spent years defying anyone to make him smile. He appeared in numerous movie shorts and was on the cast of Hellzapoppin for eight years.

St, Petersburg Fla Ray Hartsell Ace Hartsell

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