Lawton Oklahoma Daily masthead and policy notes
The excerpt lists the Lawton Oklahoma newspaper staff including Ned Shepler as editor and publisher and W R Rice as advertising manager, plus the paper's address and business details. It notes polices about subscriptions, Associated Press rights, advertising payment, and correction policy.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Lawton
Okla
Congress
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Weathered Wisdoms Echo in Frost and Wind Verses
A compact quotation from Job 37 10 and Laurence Sterne links frost to divine breath and wind to the shorn lamb. The lines reflect on natural forces tempered by a higher balance, suggesting mercy and restraint in the elements.
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Job
Laurence Sterne
Fort Sill to Expand Role in Guided Missiles Training
Hearings show Fort Sill will widen its mission from traditional artillery to guided missiles. Army seeks 4.173 million for Fort Sill facilities as part of a 36.6 million national plan including Redstone Arsenal and Fort Bliss.
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Armed Services Committee
House
Army
Fort Sill
Artillery and
Congress
Davis
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
Fort Bliss
Tex
Okla
Mr. Webster
Lawton Faces Water Future with Cobb and Elgin Plans
The Cobb and Elgin reservoir projects are analyzed as potential long term water sources for Lawton. Officials warn that federal Cobb supply may not meet future needs and urge exploring Elgin while studying feasibility and cost. Growth to 60,000 residents increases urgency for ample, affordable water.
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Foss
Cobb Creek
Oklahoma
Lawton
Southwest
Cobb
Elgin Reservoir
Wichita River
Elgin
Herter Could Be Ike's Surprise Nominee Contender
Joseph and Stewart Alsop assess Governor Christian Herter of Massachusetts as a potential Eisenhower successor. They cite his qualifications and backing, the allure for Republicans including a possible substitute for Nixon, and the obstacle of his Paris birth cloud that could require a Supreme Court ruling. The piece notes Herter’s all out Ike support, strong financial and organizational backing, and a cautious path toward a 1956 or 1957 nomination.
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Joseph & Stewart
Stevenson
Herter
Ike Man
Eisenhower
Nixon
Cliff Roberts
Roberts
Paris
Supreme Court
Progressive Party
Henry Wallace
Illinois
New York
Massachusetts
Washington
National Press Club
Ike
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Who Named the Cape of Good Hope
King John II of Portugal gave the cape its present name hoping a sea route to India had been found. Dias, the Portuguese explorer who discovered it, had called it Cape of Storms.
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Cape of Good Hope
John II
Portugal
India
Dias
Cape of
Welles accepts critics and debuts at Riviera
Orson Welles, in Las Vegas, says critics are always right after London critics panned his Italian version of Othello. He then begins a nightclub engagement at the Riviera Hotel, marking his Las Vegas debut.
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Welles
Las Vegas
Orson Welles
London
Riviera
Widowers Prove Better Marriage Partners Says Psychologists
A Hopkins Syndicate column argues widowers make better spouses than bachelors. It cites housebroken behavior, greater maturity, and stronger romantic skills as reasons, while warning about reduced sexual ardor in some older widowers. The piece urges readers to use provided tests to choose a mate.
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Freda
Freda M
Dr. Crane
Arnold
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Will Eisenhower Run Again Says Churchill and Roosevelt Sons
Drew Pearson reports that Randolph Churchill and Jimmie Roosevelt, sons of Churchill and Roosevelt, believe Eisenhower will seek a second term. They note his determination after leaders’ examples and reference a White House luncheon with 19 GOP signers of a 1952 round robin urging Ike to run.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Randolph Churchill
England
Jimmie Roosevelt
United States
My House
Eisenhower
White House
No. 10
Downing Street
Sherman Adams
Gen. W. B
Slick
Joe Martin
Nixon
W. Sterling Cole
N.Y
House
Ike
Republican Party
Hugh R. Scott, Jr
John W. Heselton
Mass
Scott
Philadelphia
Brady Gentry
Tex
Gentry
Texas State Highway Commission
Uncle Sam
Fallon
Boggs
Bureau of Public Roads
Duties of a Citizen and Jury Service in Oklahoma
A discussion urges citizens to perform jury duty and vote, arguing civic duties underpin the American system. It notes jury service is a lottery-like process, stressing twelve jurors bring diverse life experience to reach fair conclusions under the judge’s guidance.
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Oklahoma
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
President's Wife Across Puzzle Clues Preview
A compact clue list references Jane Appleton Pierce as wife of the 14th president and spans family, travel, and social terms. Includes entries for offspring, hosting, staging, bridal paths, and various descriptors from religious titles to furniture and tools, interweaving names, roles, and period vocabulary.
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U.S
Jane Appleton Pierce
Rev. A. Appleton
Puzzle Phrase Plainly Clued
Answer to Today's Puzzle Pie Swedish weight Small isla Bridge nit Number Dirk Was borne Prepositior Sleeveless garment ing Domestics DOWN Light fog Inner form Begone Edible rootstock Ireland Walking stick Brazilian macaws Pack of cards Roman date Abstract being Scatter as day.
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Ireland
UNICEF Aided 32.5 Million Mothers and Children in 1955
The United Nations Children’s Fund reports 32.5 million mothers and children benefited from its health programs in 1955, a 15 percent rise from 1954. Executive Director Maurice Pate said the gain signals continued growth, with expectations of over 18 percent in 1956.
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United Nations
United Nations Children’s Fund
Unicef
Maurice Pate
Pate
Ike Okays Flood Relief for Washington
President Eisenhower allocated 250000 dollars in federal aid to Washington after Gov Langlie reported extensive flooding from heavy rain and snow over the past 10 days.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State of Washington
Arthur B. Langlie
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Electronic Age
Cobb Water Program
Man
George W. Crane
NEA Service, Inc
Karl M. Richards
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Randolph
Sir Anthony
Sir Anthony Eden
Sir Jerk
Jerk
Near East
Winston
USA
London Standard
Galbraith
TM. Reg
U.S. Pat
Germany
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