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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1957
Page
12
An opaque antiquated line asks who can drink from the cup of salvation, pairing Job 15:27 with a misquoted phrase about salvation. The wording hints at religious contemplation and textual garbledness rather than a clear news item or event. It reads as fragmented scripture allusion and authorial misattribution.
A deep dive into Poland’s election reveals a largely peaceful ballot shaped by coercive undercurrents. Voters faced scrutiny as they submitted preapproved tickets while could cross out names in view of officials. Gomulka warned against deviating, tying Poland’s fate to Soviet restraint. The outcome favors Gomulka’s leadership yet places Poland between Kremlin pressure and national independence.
The article outlines fears of the ultimate weapon an intercontinental guided missile represents and argues for U S nuclear experimentation. It notes a testing range extending southeast from Florida through the Caribbean to the South Atlantic and thanks Brazil for permitting a tracking station on its island.
Former secretary of interior Douglas McKay, who left the Cabinet to run against Wayne Morse for Oregon’s Senate, has left town for good. He says he might return for a short assignment if invited by the President, but now plans a rest in Mexico with Mrs. McKay for several weeks before resuming life in Oregon.
Mayor Robert Wagner of New York visited Cuban President Batista and discussed bombs as a major topic. The meeting followed New York’s bomb scare while Cuba faced its own unrest from a lack of revolutionaries.
Antonio Cordero, a teetotaler in Washington, heads a Tum distillery that offers free daiquiris to visiting sightseers. He reportedly makes many frozen daiquiris annually yet says he cannot stand the drink himself.
Walter Lippmann argues post Suez that Western Europe needs deeper integration centered on a common market and potential political confederation. He notes 250 million Western Europeans, their high education, and argues Germany’s division blocks unity, urging Britain to seek a settlement with Eastern Europe to unleash Europe’s strength.
A blast at the Kelly Pontiac Co in McAlester destroyed at least 11 new cars and caused a broad blaze that endangered nearby structures. Fire units battled the fire for two hours, while a second alarm battled a separate blaze at Charney Enrico’s grocery. No damage total released.
A woman describes extreme jealousy from her husband who accuses her of flirtation. Dr Crane explains jealousy stems from inferiority, urges learning marital intimacy, and warns against controlling behavior. He offers a booklet on sex problems in marriage and notes clergy use in counseling.
A Cleveland study finds about one third of illnesses are respiratory, with around 83 percent of these of unknown cause. Roughly 40 percent of all illnesses are common colds, highlighting confusion in respiratory tract disease terminology.
A medical journal report analyzes four acute respiratory illnesses including common cold non-bacterial pharyngitis primary atypical pneumonia and acute respiratory disease. It notes grippe like syndromes in winter among recruits and outlines differing viral causes and transmission.
BASCOM N TIMMONS argues the U S presidency has its powers checked by Congress despite public perception after Eisenhowers victory The piece traces the rise of executive power since F D R and notes Congress resistance to grant broad authority especially in foreign policy and crisis governance.
A compact crossword style clue list mixing dog breeds and varied terms. Includes entries like small closehaired dog shorthaired German dog dog breed call Brazilian macaw rugged mountain spur native metal Scottish cap and more with scattered numeric and currency hints.
Washington sources predict the Senate will approve a modified Eisenhower Doctrine acceptable to the administration, while the House already backed the doctrine authorizing force and aid to curb Red aggression in the Middle East by a 335 to 61 vote. The vote reflected a 188 Democrats and 167 Republicans for, 35 Democrats and 26 Republicans against. Immigration measures were outlined with a push to admit Hungarian refugees and liberalize McCarran Waller. Senate investigations funding totals 2.8 million, with 350 thousand to a labor racketeering probe and 275 thousand for gas and oil price inquiries. In Malaya, monkeys are trained to harvest cocoa nuts.
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