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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1958
Page
4
The passage emphasizes scripture as given by inspiration of God and profitable for doctrine reproof correction and instruction in righteousness. It cites Woodrow Wilson asserting that reading the Bible reveals it as the Word of God and a key to heart happiness and duty.
Senor Sevilla-Sacuga arrives in Washington on July 30, 1993 to present credentials as Nicaragua’s ambassador and becomes the new dean of the diplomatic corps. He is an ardent Washington Senators fan and known for hosting lively, witty official duties at embassy functions.
At the Gettgsburg farm Ike and Budget Bureau officials work on the budget as Heidi the German Weimaraner storms the room. Photographers capture the moment as the dog nearly scatters stacks of Department of Commerce papers before being led out.
The Air Force offers a passengerized jet tanker to government officials for domestic or foreign travel, aiming to match Russian officials who fly abroad. A 40 000 foot limit triggers spleen checks for passengers, with the spleen definition as context. The Vice President reportedly has an excellent spleen.
Major General Bernard Schriever warns of space age warfare while Eisenhower insists on preserving technological leadership through boldness. James Kilian decries stagnation. Australian minister Richard Casey cites mutual destruction as deterrence. Chicago lawyer Donald Hatmaker promotes the Whig National Pacts.
The Vinegar Bible earned its nickname after a misprint in the Parable of the Vineyard replacing vineyard with vinegar. Q and A reveal other trivia such as beer from spruce twigs, the word yelp origin, Kipling's American wife Caroline Balestier, and rail transport shares in World War II.
The piece analyzes Kremlin pressure for a big East West meeting as a strategy to split the West while seeking a private dialogue with Dulles. It notes Western leadership bankruptcy, potential for strategic arms concerns, and risks to unity if private talks begin. It also reports Egypt agreeing to resume Suez Canal compensation talks in Rome.
Convair 1 130 mph B58 Hustler to carry an electron shield that surrounds the bomber with a magnetic field to jam missile guidance. The system, developed by Sylvania and tested at multiple labs, aims to boost aircraft attack effectiveness. A nuclear warhead pod is under development at Fort Worth and Albuquerque facilities.
Brig. Gen. Frederick W. Gibb commander of the Army Combat Development Experimentation Center at Hunter Liggett arrives at Post Field for a Fort Sill visit. He is joined by Dr. Tan Tervel for briefings with Maj. Gen. Thomas E. de Shazo and Col. E. G. Shinkle. A Saturday forum on combat development and weapon parade are on the itinerary.
Fire caused by a cooking stove damaged a mobile home at Plaza Park Trail er courts 22rd and D. Reported at 12 32 p m the trailer owned by Mr and Mrs Robert W Holgar ten sustained smoke damage and one wall damaged as fire crews from two sub stations responded.
A four engined Navy Tradewinds plane with nineteen aboard landed safely at Alameda Naval Air Station after losing a propeller 400 miles at sea. The No 2 left engine propeller tore loose at 21 000 feet en route from Tilawwan and was thought to have torn a hole in the hull.
Pravda and Soviet Russia allege severe hardship in the United States with claims of 200,000 starving in New York, widespread hunger in Florida and other states, long lines for soup, rising unemployment, and store closures on Broadway as Americans seek work.
A wildcat strike by conductors on the New York Central between New York and Buffalo ended after seven hours as federal court orders forced a return to work. Union leaders in Albany ordered compliance while earlier defied national headquarters.
Lew Weinstein son of Mr and Mrs Arkhur Weinstein 3312 Baltimore was confirmed as a Bav Mitzvah at age thirteen in Wichita Falls Texas. Rabbi Morris Goodman led Congregation House of Jacob delivering the charge of responsibility. Weinstein gave a sermonette and his parents hosted a reception after the service.
The Agriculture Department reports wind erosion damage in the Great Plains is down this season to about 928,000 acres as of January 1, one third of last year's 2,700,000 acres. Most losses occurred in Texas Colorado and Montana.
Deputy Sheriff Carl Phillips reported burglars broke into English Motors Co at 1402 and gained entry through an east window. The coin box of the vending machine was pried open and about $2 in coins was taken.
A woman recounts a year of love with Ronale who conceals an unofficial engagement to another woman. He blames timing and career prep for delaying marriage, insisting he loves her but must marry the other to spare her embarrassment. The writer seeks guidance, while the man continues to flirt and avoid commitment.
The narrator reflects on Ronald's fear of marriage and his emotional unavailability. The piece portrays a recurring pattern of pretense and avoidance, blaming the reader for the failed relationship and urging self‑recovery beyond the hurt.
Justice of Peace Marvin E Cameron presided in Judge Oaks absence disposing of 21 complaints mostly traffic. Bonds forfeited for parking violations include four residents and $3 fines for suspended sentences. Red light violations and driving without license yielded multiple fines from $10 to $20. An assault complaint was dismissed and one person fined for public drunkenness.
London reports the Smithfield meat market destroyed in a massive fire described as the worst since wartime blitz. Two Germans killed, eight injured during 24 hours of flames helped by freezing temperatures. authorities say the fire is under control but will burn to finish for about a day.
OKLAHOMA CITY The Board of Agriculture released prices for commodities led by Wheat No. 1 hard with regional bids from Oklahoma towns. Broilers and hens show steady to weak demand with varied farm delivery terms. butterfat bids listed for several towns.
A collage of crossword style clues on topics from the “Across Down” grid including hints like region and Hien with entries such as Widest depths and Armor types, followed by stock and market notes from Chicago Butter and Oklahoma City Livestock reports indicating prices and market conditions.
Censored testimony suggests harsh publicity damaged U S prestige and hints at a new solid propellant missile nearing 1300 mile IRBM range. Army resumes Pershing development after being shifted from IRBM duties in 1956, with unofficial mentions of ranges beyond 300 miles. Defense officials note rivalry dynamics between Army Jupiter and other programs.
A subcommittee staff report alleges unnamed FCC members accepted color TV sets and offset bills from the industry they regulate during radio and television conventions. The report cites UPI and AP sources noting long standing free teletypes for White House services and the evolving cost of paper.
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