Lawton Constitution and Morning Press Staff Listed
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press announces staff including NED SHEPLER as Editor and Publisher BILL F. BENTLEY Business Manager TED RALSTON Managing Editor W. R. RICE as Manager and JOE HOUSE Mechanic. Circulation Manager R. O. AHLSCHLAGER oversees city circulation. publication is every Sunday morning at 3rd and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma.
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Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Lawton
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Soviet Bison jet bomber shows surprise speed gains
Joseph Alsop notes the Ramenskoye hangar method used by the Soviet Union to produce the Bison or T-37 jet bomber rapidly. He compares this to the U S B-52 program, detailing timelines from blueprints to first flights and outlining Soviet production surpassing U S output with 15 to 20 Bisons monthly versus the B-52’s planned 13. This efficiency shift signals a dangerous lead for the Soviets in air power and a national survival concern.
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Joseph Alsop
Soviet Union
Ranenskoye
Moscow
United States Air Force
Ramenskoye
Pentagon
Air Force
United States
Boeing Company
Air Materiel Command
Wright Field
Air Research and Development Command
Washington
Russia
U.S
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
America
Salt and body function: doctor explains salt needs
Dr Edwin P Jordan reviews how sodium chloride supports life and how salt balance is maintained. He notes headaches are rarely caused by salt shortage, explains when salt loss occurs from heavy sweat, and describes medical cases needing salt restriction such as heart and kidney diseases and Addison's disease.
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Edwin P. Jordan
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I Love Publicity Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds
Hollywood chatter links Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds in a new TV or film pairing with the costar ring. Joey Forman confirms ongoing interest while George Liberace denies plans to split the act. Lana Turner blocks a trade writer from her set. Shirley Temple and Charles Black reject Ed Murrow's Person to Person request. Mara Lane fears a lasting limp from a February Italy skiing accident with a leg in a cast.
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Debbie Reynolds
Eddie
Joey Forman
Shirley Temple
Hubby
Charles Black
Ed Murrow
Mara Lane
Susan
Italy
Gam
The Mature Parent Explores a Child Weeping for Self
A mother deals with her son Walter acting out after lunch and spilling bath powder. The piece argues that parental reactions reflect the reader's own childhood subjugation to maternal authority and urges self knowledge to guide kinder discipline.
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Walter
Tito Nehru Try To Prevent Big War On Peace Mission
On Brioni Island Tito and Nehru wrapped a week of talks promoting peaceful coexistence between east and west. Nehru urged not to force views but present best on a take it or leave it basis. Tito, amid Yugoslav defiance of Moscow, showcases Yugoslavia as a growing world figure drawing major powers and planning future visits in a bid to shape a third sphere of influence.
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U.S.S
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
We the Women We the Women
A Chicago court divorce tale notes a husband’s demand for his wife’s weight loss and argues couples should speak openly about expectations before marriage or divorce. The piece urges frank discussion on intolerable habits to prevent marital breakdown.
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Chicago
Subscriptions Rates for Sunday Constitution and Morning Press
Subscription prices are listed for various delivery options including Sunday only, morning and Sunday, and evening editions. Rates apply in Lawton area and Southwest Oklahoma, with taxes added. The paper notes AP rights and policy on advertising and corrections.
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Lawton
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Jesus Calls Disciples to Proclaim God’s Kingdom
A sermon excerpt recalls Jesus telling a follower to bury the dead and to preach the kingdom of God. The passage highlights Jesus sending a few men to spread his message and urges believers to share truth widely.
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Jesus
Phillips Brooks
Shirtsleeve Diplomacy and Bonn Leaders Redefine West German Talks
The piece reviews Bonn’s new lean diplomacy under Adenauer and ministers Brentano and Kriegel, contrasting it with old German style. It notes Adenauer’s cautious handling of Moscow’s invitation, reframing Geneva talks and stressing clear agendas over ritual.
Khrushchev Visits U S Embassy During July Fourth Celebration
Khrushchev meets at the Moscow embassy garden during a July 4 event, urging the Kremlin to move toward peace talks and a shift from war to consumer goods. He calls for Russia to end agitations abroad, withdraw troops, and allow honest dialogue with the West. Comrade Khrushchev presses for real steps toward detente and economic reform.
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Khrushchev
Britain
France
U.S
Kremlin
North Korea
Europe
Germany
Iron Curtain
Comrade Nikita
Grapefruit Name Origin From Clustering Like Grapes
A Q and A feature explains how grapefruit got its name from its habit of fruiting in large clusters similar to grapes. The Gideons are noted for placing Bibles in hotel rooms. The famous Bell sentence arose when Bell called to Watson after spilling acid, the first telephone utterance. Lake rankings show Superior second, Huron fifth, Michigan sixth, Erie 12th, Ontario 14th in area.
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Mr. Watson
Alexander Graham Bell
Watson
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Huron
Michigan
Erie
Lake Ontario
First Negro in Eisenhower's Executive Office Assumes Post
Everett Frederic Morrow of Hackensack New Jersey took up duties in President Eisenhower's executive office on Monday praising the President's fairness to Negroes. A 1952 campaign adviser, Morrow had worked with Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks since September 1953, making history as the first Black in a major executive office post directly under the White House press office.
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Washington
ULP
Everett Frederic Morrow
Hackensack
N.J
Eisenhower
Morrow
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Movie Star Injures Hand in Cafe Accident
Film star Dana Andrews nursed a cut right hand after breaking a cafe glass pane in the San Fernando Valley city of breakfast. He told police he struck the pane as he entered the cafe door, an accident on Monday.
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Hollywood
Dana Andrews
San Fernando Valley
Answer to Previous Puzzle Actor ACROSS 1 Actor Kennedy
Crossword style clues unfold across and down, listing entries like actor Kennedy and related terms. Readable fragments point to a themed puzzle with wordplay on occupations traits and objects, mentioning classic and foreign language hints.
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