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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1953
Page
12
New York dispatch notes rising burden of public speaking for executives as speech writing and delivery become full time tasks. PR offices craft copy, rehearse in private, and urge varied phrasings to wake sleepy audiences, with tips from Jersey Standard Oil on pacing, volume, and emphasis.
The United States is weighing fresh proposals to aid Chinese Nationalists in holding offshore islands near the south China coast. Formosa remains outside U S protection since the Korean War outbreak. The Defense Department says Formosa is a key bastion in resisting Communist aggression and is reviewing the area’s strategic situation. It did not disclose the proposal sources.
Oklahoma officials plan to spend about $30,000 on air conditioning gear but must wait for new power lines. Wiring cost around $4,000 should be ready by September 1. Gov. Murray and several offices already use units. boards and courts seek more cooling, with the Supreme Court requesting 211 one ton conditioners for offices.
The Cleveland Bar Association refuses to endorse three municipal judges seeking re election and cannot find suitable opponents. Three years ago the same situation arose and the judges won anyway.
North Hollywood California film actress Coleen Gray age 27 married William Clymer Bidlack 43 an efficiency expert at an airplane factory. The Rev John H Wells conducted the ceremony at the Little Brown Church before they left on a motor trip to Carmel California.
Pvt. Jessie M. Hart son of M Sgt Clyde Owen and Mrs Hart left basic training to become an instructor at Fort Riley. He enlisted in the regular Army on April 15 and is stationed at Fort Riley as a 10th Division food technician.
President Eisenhower nominated Joseph Campbell of Columbia University to join the Atomic Energy Commission, to succeed resigning T. Keith Glennan. Campbell is 50, serving as Columbia treasurer and vice president. Ferguson said Seaway bill pass may be likely this year. Dulles urged U S Japan friendship on Perry centennial observance.
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