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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1954
Page
8
The Morning Press and Sunday Constitution list monthly carrier rates in the Lawton area. The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to use focal news from this newspaper. Publication rights extend to CAP news dispatches.
The article argues that the fear of a supranational world government is baseless. It says the United Nations lacks enforcement power, vetoes by major countries prevent decisive control, and American sentiment is not for binding global authority. It notes skeptics view the Kremlin as the real ally and urges focus on tangible fears.
The piece notes two grave incidents including the attempted assassination of former President Truman and the Capitol Hill shooting of five congressmen. It reports 11 more Puerto Rican Nationalist Party adherents arrested for conspiracy to overthrow the U S government and argues ringleaders must be removed to protect public officials. The tone mixes grave warning with skepticism about the likelihood of their success.
Matter Of Fact by Joseph and Stewart Alsop notes a shift in White House fortunes as strong supporters publish critical editorials. The piece argues poor public explanation by the Eisenhower administration fuels misperception, contrasting Marshall Lovett openness with Acheson secrecy.
A grandmother seeks guidance about her 12 year old granddaughter’s leg pains and fatigue. Experts note growing pains are common and usually harmless, but persistent or severe cases may signal growth misalignment, gland issues, or other disorders requiring medical evaluation and possible braces or treatments.
We The Women notes Dallas Texas League ball park will offer a Kid Like Klub this season with air conditioned room, movies, games, and licensed babysitting by the city health department. The piece praises venues adopting family friendly policies, making evening entertainment welcoming for parents and children alike.
In a bustling showbiz snapshot Danny Kaye eyes a big vaudeville style comeback with an hour forty set and five supporting acts, while other icons like Betty Hutton Jack Benny Judy Garland Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis tour. Victor Mature pledges no suspensions. Gene Autry laments shrinking plots in TV Westerns. Peter Lorre reflects on typecasting and gratitude.
A reader quiz covers air height via barometer readings, a question on mountain height by pressure drop, instrument pitch by oboe sounding A, calendar adoption by Pope Gregory XII, and piebald meaning as a black and white marked animal. The piece blends trivia and early science curiosities with brief definitions.
A broken window in a North Carolina State College exams room was found yesterday. A stolen final exam, a dollar bill, and a note were recovered. The note says the student understands the seriousness but needs the test, adding the dollar will pay for the window.
Washington June 2 A former senator haunts the TVA chairman selection as President Eisenhower weighs who will lead the hydro electric agency. The piece highlights Senator Norris’s influence, TVA act constraints, and the utilities campaign to weaken the project while stressing its national impact and the need for merit based appointments.
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Washington aims to renew Arab Israeli talks with Eric Johnston planning talks in Cairo on June 12 and later with Israeli representatives in Tel Aviv. He will depart Washington around June 10 to pursue renewed discussions.
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