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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1956
Page
12
A biblical verse from Isaiah 38 15 is cited along with a Henry Van Dyke quote about self as the only prison. The lines present introspection and a theme of choosing gentle endurance amid inner struggle.
Greek Premier Constantine Karamanlis leads a pro Western bloc with 18 seats in a 300 member parliament. Observers note the opposition, backed by center leftists and Communists, won the popular vote amid Cyprus tensions. Greece faces pressure from Britain and the United States over Cyprus and NATO unity, with a possible self government offer as a partial path to a future settlement.
Lipmann analyzes Soviet speeches on competitive co existence as a pledge to coexist without war while challenging Western economic leadership. He notes the USSR’s rise as a capital supplier and nuclear equal, undermining U.S. monopoly since 1947, cites Aswan Dam financing as a turning point, and calls for a radical rethink of Western foreign aid and strategy amid new missile-age realities.
Instructional piece on marital finance and psychology advises husbands to assign the wife as treasurer, budget strictly, and avoid stinginess. It argues that shared responsibility strengthens marriage, warns against tobacco and alcohol expenses, and promotes planned family growth and child substitutes such as adoption or community service. It ends by offering a 200 point Tests for Husbands and Wives for purchase.
In a frank, era-appropriate analysis the piece critiques the Eisenhower administration's foreign policy amid the Geneva summit aftermath. It notes Democratic expressed misgivings and calls for a fresh appraisal of military and economic aid, stressing the need to avoid propping up corrupt regimes while courting genuine partnerships.
Robt. Dieffenbacher compares crime and sin to a constant dripping faucet. He argues initial intrigue gives way to numbness and inaction, urges seeking help, and taking action as the path to resolution and satisfaction. Millions have overcome stupor by calling for help and acting.
The article argues that moderation is not weakness but often the true display of courage. It notes that taking firm stands at extremes is easier, while middle ground requires delicate balances and steady resistance to opposing pressures. The author praises those who pursue sane middle solutions with vigor.
At an embassy party a Russian audience claims dominance in the little Olympics the winter embassy volleyball league with 10 straight wins and an undefeated streak. A jokey exchange follows about training and celebrations.
The first Winter Olympics were held in Chammonix France in 1924 marking the start of Winter Olympic history. James Madison Randolph, grandson of Thomas Jefferson, was the first child born in the White House. Egypt has been proclaimed a nationalistic Arab republic with a constitution to take effect June 23 and a nationwide referendum to ratify it.
The final radar station for a 1600 mile chain of tracking eyes will be built on St Luc ia completing a 10 million dollar network from Patrick Air Force Base in Cocoa Florida. The existing chain runs along seven Caribbean islands to Puerto Rico.
A medical Q and A explains a common heart condition where the heart beats rapidly for a period and then returns to normal. People with this issue notice the fast pulse and may feel alarm, though symptoms can vary and reassurance is provided.
Doctor answers readers on anxiety over fluttering heart signals and the need for an electrocardiogram. He cautions against long term use of a gin and sulphur mixture for rheumatic pain. Cold allergy may respond to warmth and gradual cooling tolerance, while post stroke mental confusion has limited medical options beyond careful drug trial and hopeful recovery.
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Harlingen Texas UPI reports the nation’s first 1956 bale of cotton will earn the grower at least 2500 dollars if delivered to Harlingen for public auction. The Lower Rio Grande Valley is the likely source. The Harlingen Chamber of Commerce offers 1500 dollars prize with 1000 dollars underwriting for auction shortfall. Last year Jerry Block and Will Wallace shared 3180 dollars after selling the first bale at 313 cents per pound.
Fourteen National Guardsmen received the Medal of Honor for valor during World War II. The awards recognized acts of extraordinary heroism across multiple theaters, highlighting the National Guard’s contribution to the war effort.
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