Propaganda contest frames Cold War summit debate
In a 1958 Lawton Constitution column, Walter Lippmann argues the West stalls at diplomacy while Moscow presses for a summit. He notes Dulles Adenauer and Macmillan show inflexibility, forcing a deadlock that may only shift with regional political changes rather than new negotiations. The piece also cites German beer drinkers turning to orange juice amid citrus import shifts.
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Walter Lippmann
Mr. Dulles
Europe
Germany
Kennan
Vet
Stn Mit
Macmillan
Dr. Adenauer
Mr. Macmillan
Middle East
Asia
Cental
Pavicy
Soviet Union
Earth
Jug Lakeland
Fla
West Germany
Veneration of Human Worth in Carlyle’s View and biblical scene
A biblical verse recalls a woman anointing Jesus with costly ointment as he dined, illustrating reverence shown to a figure of significance. The reflection contrasts sacred tradition with modern claims of worth attributed by society as expressed by Carlyle.
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Thomas Carlyle
Switch On Tax Cut Amid Budget Doubts in 1950s Era
The article notes Secretary Robert Anderson floated a possible tax cut if business downturn worsened, signaling a shift from Eisenhower era insistence on a balanced budget. It discusses deficits for the current and next year, uncertain congressional actions on domestic cuts, and the risk of red ink if tax relief is pursued amid fiscal strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert Anderson
Anderson
Congress
Demagogues And Bomb Debated In UK Nuclear Fears
A U S military plane crash in Britain sparked headlines with no explosion reported. The House of Commons heatedly debated reports of U S planes carrying nuclear weapons on training missions and Labor Party demagoguery amid fears of accidental detonation.
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U.S
Britain
London
Briish
Labor Party
House of Commons
Comedian Jack Benny Reflects On Turning Forty
A collage of quotes shows Jack Benny quipping about turning 40 and joking he is tired of being 39. The remarks contrast with a news item noting James Harris, 67, arrested in Linn for marrying an 11-year-old girl. The 1959 budget critique and Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin’s retirement due to missile program dissatisfaction round out the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Benny
James Harris
Linn
James M. Gavin
Army Missiles
U.S
Q and A on tides history and wildlife lore
A reader inquiry reveals that spring tides depend on sun and moon alignment not seasons. Devils Tower is a volcanic rock formation by the Belle Fourche River in Wyoming. Ancient Roman fortifications in England include stone troughs gateways and guardhouses. Australians call a young kangaroo a joey.
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Devils Tower
Belle Fourche River
Wyoming
England
Mary Haworth Dear Mary Twaworth
A reader describes a failing family of six led by a deacon father. The 18 year old son Evie faced schooling away, was drawn into crime, and returns home to constant berating. The father uses threats and humiliation, risking the boy’s future and the family’s happiness. The letter asks how to wake the father to his un-Christian conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Twaworth
Tweile
Evie
Eric
Ile
How to Discipline Your Children educational pamphlets advised
A letter criticizes a bully father and suggests three educational pamphlets to help parents reform. It argues family life shapes character, warns that a domineering father drives youths toward trouble, and recommends Nos. 144 192 and 157 from the Public Affairs Committee for 25 cents each.
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Dad
Eric
Public Affairs Committee
East 38Th Street
New York
Dorothy Baruch
Ernest Osborne
Waller
Edith Meisser
Judge Handles 32 Complaints In Municipal Court
A municipal court docket processed 2 complaints this morning including 16 lattice cases. Several defendants faced fines for running stop signs and other offenses, with amounts ranging from 4 to 21 dollars and multiple bonds forfeited or suspended. An assault case was dismissed and a military transfer occurred on another assault charge.
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Marie Chappell
Elm
Wade PB. Hunt
Ifolden Dunford
BE. Bell
Prentis Cowley
Leslie Dayton
George Hackney
Fort Sill
Melvin Clemons
Regina Sal Fa
Cherry
Paul Elliott
Pollard
Ong
Bob Baird
N. With
Russell D. Levry Jr
Grafton W. Pollard
Carver
Hollis James Geek
JA G
Frank D. Simmons
Jefferson
H. G. Rose
Arlington
Vex
Fort Sillman
Erma Revels
Columbia
Gloria Johnson King
Frances King
No. le Bell
Lillie Mac Nmccallie
LO Arlington
General Welcomed by 19 Gun Salute at Fort Sill
Maj. Gen. Luis Vidal Vargas, Chilean Minister of Defense, arrived to a 19 gun salute at Post Field. Brig. Gen. John C. Hayden welcomed him as an honor guard from the 17th Field Artillery Group and joint Army bands performed. Vargas is on a one day briefing tour with Gen Amando Conlledo Lopez togui and Col Juan Marquez Huerta, with Lt. Col. Patrick F. McGinnis as tour director.
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Luis Vidal Vargas
Post Field
17Th Field Artillery Group
John C. Hayden
Fort Sill
Avilery and
U.S
Bria
Amando Conlledo Lopetogui
Chile
Juan Marquiez Huerta
Patrick F. McGinnis
Norman Murder Trial Opens as Jury Qualifying Begins
Norman Oklahoma. Robert Steig Rose faces trial for the death of Dr. Edwin C. DeBarr a 1950 case. Jury selection proceeds with 21 jurors excused for not favoring the death penalty. District Judge Elvin Brown notes the trial could span the week. Rose claims he is a Brooklyn house painter and denies visiting Oklahoma. Cleveland County attorney Hex Bussey says identity as Rose is not in doubt.
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Norman
Robert Steig
Rose
Elvin Brown
Edwin C. DeBarr
DeBarr
University of Oklahoma
Brooklyn
Oklahoma
Claveland Couny
Hex Bussey
Vending Machine Money Stolen at Silver Chick Tavern
Police report an undetermined amount of final change was taken from two vending machines at the Silver Chick tavern on 11th Street. Thugs pried open coin boxes of a music vending machine and a shuffleboard machine early this morning. Other reports list thefts including a mounted tire, four hubcaps, and a bicycle, with several local residents named.
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Silver Chick
Charlie Goodwin
Latham
Earnest Canfield
Irvin
John Ty Roberts Jr
Student Paper Editors Named for Second Semester
Jerry Thomason, a Cameron College sophomore, named coeditor of the Cameron Collegian for the second semester by sponsor W. J. Becker. Thomason is son of Mr and Mrs Fred Thomason of 1414 Columbia, who will share duties with Kathy Wright Doyle and Mike Keeran, with Wright transferring to the University of Oklahoma school of journalism next month.
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Jerry Thomason
Cameron Collegian
W. J. Becker
Thomason
Fred Thomason
Columbia
Kathy Wright
Doyle
Okla
Miss Wright
University of Oklahoma School of Journalism
Mike Keeran
Lawton
Railway boxcar fuel fires Yazoo City man jailed
Beck Nichols of Yazoo City Mississippi was jailed after starting a fire to stay warm. He used a railway boxcar as fuel, a reckless act that led to his detention by authorities. No injuries were reported.
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Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Sidnar Vy Krice JU House
W Hargraves
Souther Newspaper Publishers Association
DIAL
Nailway
Kindling
Yazoo City
Miss
Beck Nichols
Oklahoma market report shows broad price levels across crops and livestock
State agriculture board lists wheat and corn prices in multiple towns, plus f.o.b. farm figures for broilers and eggs. Oklahoma City livestock report notes cattle and calves trading slowly with steady to lower bids, hogs up modestly, and lambs steady to higher. Butter prices in Chicago steady with wholesale quotes.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Frederick
Ici
Clinton
Watonga
Alva
Bison
Blackwell
el Reno
Enid
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Med
Yukon
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
F.o.b
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Cine
Lawton
Shattuck
Elk City
City
Vinila
Tawton
USDA
Freedom Man, 67, Dies in Auto Crash West of Freedom
Oklahoma traffic toll rose to 38 after the death of Robert G. Burnham, 67, of Freedom, in a two car collision west of Freedom on US US. Burnham died Saturday from injuries suffered in the wreck. He died in an Alva hospital. The toll was 34 at this time last year.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Freedom
Oklah
Man
Robert G. Burnham
Highway Patrol
Burnham
Alva
Various Viands Across and Down Puzzle Clues
A word puzzle listing across and down clues for a crossword style grid. Includes food items, garment terms, measurements, and generic nouns. Clues span culinary, domestic, and miscellaneous categories with scattered misspellings and OCR distortions.
Doug Honored at Waldorf Astoria on General MacArthur Birthday
More than 70 officers who served with General of the Army Douglas MacArthur attended a birthday party in his honor Sunday night at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel New York. The event marked his 88th birthday and highlighted his long military career and leadership.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Strtus
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