Lawton paper note and evangelical quotation
Published evenings Monday through Friday from 409 11 C Ave Lawton Oklahoma. Entered as second class mail. Member of Oklahoma Press Association and Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Includes biblical verse and a reflection by Barr.
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Beria Purge Won't Change Soviet Goals
The fall of Lavrenti Beria, Russia's deputy premier and secret police head, is viewed as internal. Experts see little evidence it will alter Soviet external policy in Korea or Europe. Officials cite Pravda charges about Interior Ministry control and note Beria’s increasing power before his fall.
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Committee On International Information Activities
Eisenhower
Everest Summit Dispute Tests Hillary and Tensing Claims
Controversy spreads over who first reached Mount Everest on May 29 Sir Edmund Hillary or Tensing Sherpa. Tensing claims slight lead while expedition leaders maintain Hillary set the summit ascent. The debate draws attention in India and abroad as details of the climb surface.
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India
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Washington Labor Leaders Weigh Coal and Steel Unity
Washington column outlines how John L. Lewis and David J. McDonald talked cooperation without merger. It traces CIO formation, 1930s schisms, and past offers of aid between the United Mine Workers and United Steelworkers, highlighting a possible trend toward joint bargaining and no-raiding pacts.
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Morover
Q and A Highlights From an Old Science Quiz
The document asks questions about animals oceans languages and social security with concise answers. It notes the Gila monster tail as a food reservoir the Pacific Ocean rougher than the Atlantic due to open-water expanse a Korean alphabet with many vowels and consonants and that Social Security retirement cannot begin at 657. It records the 1916 peach moth entry to Washington DC likely aboard Japanese cherries.
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Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Cupid Plays Rough in Phoenix Restaurant Fight
In Phoenix Jerry Dickerson 27 and his girlfriend quarried at a downtown restaurant. He struck her with a sugar bowl and cream container, missed with ketchup, and she fired twice with a gun. One bullet hit his ear, another his knee, before she struck him again. They planned to marry in two weeks.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Jerry Dickerson
Dickerson
Mountain ascent sparks blame game over who led
A discussion on a historic climb dismisses petty disputes about who was first. The ascent is praised as a teamwork triumph, with emphasis that both participants contributed equally and that ongoing quibbles would only tarnish the achievement. The piece jokes about concerns over brand choices and tastes at extreme altitude.
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India
Nepal
The Doctor Says on Gout Inherited Disorder Of Metabolism
A reader describes decade-long gout attacks and the hereditary tendency of the disease. The piece explains typical acute attacks, gouty arthritis, urate deposits, and the role of purines in foods. It notes treatment options, diet changes, alcohol avoidance, and the uncertain origins of gout.
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Edwin P. Jordan
We The Women By Ruth Millett Advice for teen dating behavior
A father counsels his teen daughter to avoid rude treatment of boys and to manage dating with tact. He warns a girl cannot be date-limited same as boys and urges gentle handling of each suitor. The column suggests using the advice to help daughters reflect on self-image.
Traffic Deaths in 1952 Hit 14-Minute Rate Nationwide
In 1952 the United States recorded a traffic fatality roughly every fourteen minutes, underscoring rising motor vehicle dangers and the need for safety measures amid the postwar mobility boom.
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United States
Hollywood Now Preview Site For New York
Hollywood hosts three new footlight offerings ahead of Broadway with Stephen Longstreet worried a local try-out might jinx his projects. Carnival in Flanders stars Dolores Gray as a revised musical, while Jose Ferrer directs Olivia de Havilland in The Dazzling Hour at La Jolla. Longstreet and Sam Coslow aim to launch Las Vegas, a musical inspired by High Button Shoes.
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Hollywood
Stephen Longstreet
Flanders
Dolores Gray
Jose Ferrer
Olivia de Havilland
la Jolla Summer Playhouse
Longstreet
Eddie Bracken
Edward G. Robinson
Phil Silvers
Helen Gallagher
Philadelphia
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Dallas
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la Jolla
Washington Calling Ihe To Tell Nation Hydrogen Bomb Data
Marquis Childs reports Eisenhower faces a potential pivotal speech on the hydrogen bomb. He may reveal comprehensive data to the American public, arguing that secrecy is untenable as Soviet and British tests proceed. The piece details experts, secrecy debates, and the perilous stakes of an arms race.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Edward Teller
Teller
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
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Dean
Moscow
Churchill Seeks One Last Peace Mission
Prime Minister Winston Churchill, 78, aims to crown his career with a final peace initiative by bringing Russia to talks with the United States Britain and France to steer the world toward lasting peace. Doctors urge rest but he remains active at Chartwell and No 10 while Butler and Eden handle government duties.
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K. C. Thaler
London
Winston Churchill
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Rab) Butler
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Anthony Eden
Locomotive Blast Hurts Eight in Brooklyn Terminal
New York reports an oil-burning steam locomotive boiler exploded at a Brooklyn terminal last night. Flaming brick lining injured eight people and started two fires. The engineer and a 12-year-old boy bringing supper to his father were in critical condition. three others were seriously hurt. Cause unknown.
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New York
Brooklyn
Eating Out Puzzle Clues and Crossword Answers
A dense list of across and down clues spanning food terms measures places and common words. Includes entries like A la carte butter mouthward Roman road falsehood fondling and many others with enumerations and wordplay, forming a themed crossword puzzle.
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Ireland
Eagle‘s Nest
Crossword Clue Answers Puzzle 28 to 55
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