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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1957
Page
10
A short aphorism contrasts sacred prayer with religious practice, citing 1 Timothy 4 5 and a note from Novelis that prayer shapes religion as thinking shapes philosophy.
The Supreme Court upheld the United States right to hand Army Specialist William Girard to Japanese authorities for a manslaughter case on a firing range. Japan may try off duty offenses against foreigners with American troops, while status of forces terms limit U.S. protection abroad. The ruling frames respect for foreign courts and national sovereignty in servicemen cases.
The world spotlight forces a reinterpretation of Soviet purges. Malenkov, once in charge of all power installations, is downgraded to running a minor electric plant in Siberia, with rivals like Moliiov, Kaganovich and Shepilov similarly relegated. The piece frames the shift as modern head shrinking among top leaders.
A compact Q and A feature lists facts about New Haven's naming in 1640, Robert Morris’s debt imprisonment, Louis XIV’s 72 year reign, Sagamore Hill as a national shrine in 1952, Adams and Jefferson as signer presidents, Lee’s horse Traveler, Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island, Christmas date by Liberius, and the ancient vitta instrument from India.
Washington notes a House Judiciary subcommittee inquiry into the effects of recent Supreme Court rulings. It may shape amendments to criminal procedure, FBI file use in civil cases, and congressional power to compel testimony. Names include Herbert Brownell Jr and Rep. Cramer, Moore, Rogers, Chadoff, Willis.
Oklahoma City July 47. Custer county Attorney J B Harvey cannot legally receive a salary as librarian of the county law library. James B Garrett assistant state attorney general said the ruling stems from Harvey serving as a member of the library board of trustees by law.
Janet J., 22, engaged to Jerry, seeks control through nagging and provocation, hoping he will burst into anger and assert dominance. Dr. Crane outlines a pattern of masochistic desire for mild punishment and masculine authority, warning of ongoing follow-up in tomorrow’s column.
The physician states no medicine reliably dissolves kidney stones and that what are called stones are crystalized chemical compounds in urine. Stones form in the kidney polvis and grow slowly, often causing no symptoms for years and often discovered incidentally on X rays from unrelated exams.
Kidney stone treatment focuses on identifying stone type such as oxalates and adjusting diet to reduce oxalate intake. Painful movement through urinary passages can require injections and careful analysis of passed stones to guide diet and other measures.
APACHE Special Mrs Allie Brennan former Indian service worker died July 2 at her Enid home where her family had lived for years She was associated with the State Children s Hospital at Enid after leaving here She is survived by her husband V A Brennan two daughters and a sister A son Vincent died several years ago
Washington cabal U S senator Lyndon Johnson of Texas stands at the center of the civil rights fight as Senate leader while courting a 1960 presidential bid. He navigates Northern Southern rift, promoting behind the scenes maneuvering and possible compromises to protect Southern voting rights and limit federal intervention.
A fragmented OCR puzzle page shows scattered clues and stray text across topics from geography and language to names and objects. Reads like a jumble of crossword style hints alongside garbled city and state fragments with no coherent single story or event.
Chicago P A report details tests by Dr. Eric T. Gross of the Illinois Institute of Technology on a General Electric portable TV set linked to the electrocution of Howard Erenstein Jr. in Skokie. The tests used a light bulb at the top of the set to show lethal current, with another identical unit failing to light a bulb. GE promises a thorough investigation and notes all sets meet Underwriter Laboratories standards.
Cache high school vocational agriculture teacher EB Elling led six Cache FFA students to Mt View for the Hampshire state picnic and judging contest at the fairgrounds. The team won third place in the judging contest with Richard Ash placing sixth individually. Other participants were Don Hawthorne Truman Miller Mike Lauderdale Nick and Doug Livingston.
James Scruggs, 45, of San Antonio Texas was charged with casting a fish line through a home window and hauling in a white shirt.
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