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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1957
Page
10
A damaged OCR fragment speaks of deceit as a false path to happiness and fleeting joys. It mentions names like Auron and hints at travel and imagined banquets dissolving upon touch, suggesting a poetic meditation on illusion.
A report by the Commission on Government Security is seen as generally constructive. It recommends splitting security programs into loyalty and nonloyalty facets, creating a separate security office with trained staff, and insisting on specific charges in closed loyalty hearings with rights to confront witnesses. Critics seek broader, tighter security measures, but overall findings are viewed as fruitful.
Mystery fleet dispatch shows include two Russian warships sailing via the Suez into the Red Sea, with six vessels previously entering the Mediterranean from the Black Sea. Analysts see this as a strategic power display to deter Israel and counter Western influence, possibly aiding Egypt with submarines while testing Gulf of Aqaba routes.
The Silverfish, a group of young diplomats, met in Washington for an exotic dinner. The menu featured two whole lambs, Kalta with spices, and grape loaves with rice as they held a farewell firewall meeting. J. B. Tandan, Indian embassy press attache, attended.
Admiral John Russell and Commander Hiroichi Samejima meet at a Washington reception for Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi. They revisit their World War I air duel near Dutch Harbor, retracing the exchange of strikes to assess past mistakes while amid diplomatic hospitality.
A set of trivia covering Robert Frost timing to fame born in England at 38, then US fame in his 40s. the Three Fates with Clotho, Lachesis, Atropos. Father's Day origin by Mrs John Bruce Cold of Spokane in 1910. gaucho as the South American cowboy shaping Argentina and Uruguay.
Washington column cites Senator Kennedy weighing a presidential bid and outlining a foreign policy shift. He advocates recognizing Algeria's independence and boosting aid to North Africa, drawing both support and criticism amid Eisenhower era policy debates.
Italian Trade Commissioner Duilio Pinelli urged Oklahoma to promote Southwest commerce saying Italy plans to route 60 percent of its US trade through the region. He credited Italy with recognizing the Southern and Southwestern United States as a growing market and favored using Southern ports to cut time and costs for consumers. Pinelli noted Italy’s trade with the United States has doubled since 1955 via these ports.
A physician reflects on smallpox in history from the India outbreak to Jenner's cowpox experiment. The piece recalls past epidemics, vaccination milestones, and the rise of inoculation as a protective measure against the disease.
Edwin P Tod recounts how Jenner, in 1796, inoculated James Phipps with pus from a smallpox patient after a boy’s infected blister healed, leading to the first successful vaccination. The tale notes the life-saving impact and warns smallpox could reappear if vaccination declines.
A criticize filled column surveys Audrey Hepburns pairing with older leading men in Love on the Afternoon noting Hollywoods push for youth while fans and entertainers like Sophie Tucker and Jane Russell comment on age and casting trends, with reflections on Roman Holiday and the changing movie star dynamic.
A fragmentary interview style piece recalls Gary Cooper and Roy Disney with witty quips about Hollywood status. It notes shifts from classic romance to modern cinema tropes and mentions The Pajama Game publicity stunts at the Riviera Las Vegas. References Brando kin and a private script project appear amid nostalgia and humor.
Kenneth Shipley 22, former lifeguard and strong swimmer, drowned in Lake Carl Blackwell after jumping from a boat to frighten his wife. Refused help from his brother in law and another passing boat, motor failure hindered rescue, body recovered hours later. Also notes Cadillac Mountain as Atlantic coast highpoint at 1,530 feet.
Marquis Childs states that U S Middle East policy gains cautious confidence amid threats. He notes Soviet submarines aiding Egypt and Israeli passage through Gulf of Aqaba as rising dangers. He cites Algerian war strain, Kennedy mediation push, and shifting Arab politics. He observes Dulles' possible retirement plans but insistence he may stay.
House Democrats and Republicans clash over bringing the school aid bill to a vote. GOP opposition is strong, with only about 50 of 200 Republicans supporting it, while Democrats push for floor action. Other notes include Senate rules on the civil rights filibuster, foreign aid cuts urged by the Chamber of Commerce, Humphrey urging a Middle East development agency, and a planned overhaul of the 1953 soil conservation subsidies program.
The text explains that gray hair arises when pigment cells in hair follicles stop producing color. As people age, some cells lose the ability to generate pigment, causing hair to become colorless or white.
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