Lawton Constitution Credit Line and Masthead Fragment
The Lawton Constitution masthead lists NED SHEPLER editor and publisher BILL F. BENTLEY business manager and several staff roles with a note on circulation and management. It references associations and the Associated Press and mentions correction policies for any misstatements.
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Bill F. Bentley
Wendh Sam House
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Oklahoma Press Association
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dreamy Nehru Chou meeting ends as ominous note for Asia
Dispatches from New Delhi describe a meeting between Prime Minister Nehru and Premier Chou En-lai as dreamy yet ominous. They pledged a good neighbor policy and peaceful aims, but critics warn that Communist China aims to dominate Asia. Nehru appears to accept Chou's peace talk, risking alignment with a regime seen as the source of aggression in Korea and Indo-China conflicts.
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India
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Red China
China
Chou
Asia
Korea
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Delhi
Southeast Asia
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Washington Calling By Edson on Guatemala revolt
Reporter outlines Washington’s limited role in the Guatemala upheaval led by Col. Castillo Armas. He notes breakdowns in direct diplomacy, a pivotal arms shipment, and the army’s defection as the pivotal shift, ending with the Communist hold in Guatemala City collapsing.
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Guatemala
Guatemala City
U. S
John E. Peurifoy
Arbenz
Caracas
U.S
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Carlos Castillo Armas
Carlos Enrique Diaz
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Meeting Divides East and West on Free World Pact
The remarks suggest growing appeal of a non aggression approach by Nehru and dimming hope for a robust alliance of free peoples in the East and West to check communism. The meeting, if it sounded hopeful, is described as a bad dream with uncertain outcomes.
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Nehru
Doctor explains pinworms common in children
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes one in five children at a pediatric outpatient dept harbors pinworms. Symptoms include itching and sleep issues. reinfection is common. Emphasizes cleanliness, identification via swab, and treating all in the group. Gentian violet and new remedies show promise.
A Mature Parent Reflects on Love and Hate at Bedtime
The piece portrays a mother named Mrs. Muriel Lawrence confessing she sometimes hates her child at bedtime. She acknowledges pretending to feel love is exhausting and notes naming the emotion can lift despair. She urges honest communication with Jane about feelings and boundaries.
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Muriel Lawrence
Jane
Questions and Answers in a Historical Quiz Item
A brief Q and A item discusses immigration policy by stating the 1952 Immigration and Naturalization Act allows entry on a quota basis. It also notes fish have poor hearing but keen smell, identifies Griffith Stadium as the smallest MLB seating venue with 27 523 seats, and mentions British interest in the Suez Canal was saved only in 1875.
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United States
Griffith Stadium
Washington, D. C
What a Difference a Day Makes on Early TV
Erskine Johnson recalls 1944 television debut on Channel 4 78 34 Mc Paramount TV in Hollywood. Klaus Landsberg staged the live test with two cameras and a green On the Air light while Preston Sturges secretary Jean LaVeil walked into a live shot by mistake. The half hour test pattern broadcast drew tuning challenges as the era’s first broadcasts unfolded with informal, experimental flair.
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Erskine Johnson Wood
NEA
W6xyz
Paramount Television Productions
Hollywood
Calif
Preston Sturges
Jean LaVeil
Erskinery
Morass Creek
Paramount Picture
Klaus Landsberg
Diana
Landsberg
Madea
Johnson
Miss Lynn
Rhodes and Myers Lead In Democratic Ticket
Sheriff K. V. Rhodes known as Tink and R. F. Myers nicknamed Ike top the ticket for the Democratic contenders with James E. Berry running for Lieutenant Governor, forming a key trio in the party slate.
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James E. Berry
Illinois Race Focuses Vital National Issues
Senan Douglas a Democrat and former economics professor seeks reelection in a heated Illinois race. He faces Republican opponent Minois Fendation, drawing national stakes from Stevenson's 1936 and 1952 campaigns, Texas oil influence, Bricker amendment debates, and President Eisenhower's program. The contest centers on federal vs state control of oil wealth and the political diary surrounding Stevenson and Meek.
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Tee
Lican
Minois
Mice
Cairo
Rockford
Meek
Stevenson
Douglas
Texas
California
Fed
Ron Shivers
Gen
Eir
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Eisenhower
Beek
Nhower
Bricker
White House
Springfield
Beth
Puzzle Clues From a Zoo Themed Word List
A compact puzzle item listing zoo related clues spanning numbers from 9 to 50 with varied wordplay prompts including birds, energy units, heroic verse, and zodiac references. The entries mix direct dictionary definitions with playful slang and cross fitting for a crossword style teaser.
Finn Twins Starved in Jail Cells
In Los Angeles the Flying twins staged a hunger strike across three days inside jail cells as their attorney sought bail relief. They were convicted in federal court of interfering with a federal official during an incident involving U.S. Attorney Lin Waters, while challenging civil rights claims and the seizure of a surplus plane once given to a school district. Bernard B. Cohen planned to appeal to the federal Circuit Court for release on bail. Mrs. Ralph E. Wakeman of Catena, H., noted for restoring and dressing valuable old dolls.
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Flying Twins
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Ralph E. Wakeman
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