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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
6
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Cairo reports review Nasser’s shifting strategy with the Soviet bloc as Egypt seeks economic gains from trade deals. Delays in shipments and quality issues undercut Western rivals, signaling a risky dance with Moscow that may backfire.
The coal industry fought back from severe obstacles including rising wage costs, mergers, and mine closures. Labor costs fell relative to prices as production modernized, with mergers and mechanization cutting costs. A broader domestic market grew, and industry leaders credit cooperative effort and research for stabilizing prices and sustaining U.S. coal's role in the economy.
In both leagues the Yankees act as if winning is essential and turmoil follows losses. The piece critiques their obsession with first place, noting trades feuds and calls for a psychological search for a winning memory. It questions fans fearing a Yankees defeat draw crowds.
The average Gregorian year now runs about 26.3 seconds longer than the solar year. By the year 4316 it will have gained a day on the sun.
Hagerty briefed reporters on Eisenhower's condition noting the illness was not serious and that the president slept naturally without sedatives after doctors examined him. He said the distress was in the stomach, not related to prior abdominal surgery or heart attack, and a heart specialist was consulted as a precaution.
The chief executive faced stomach upset and a heart attack scare in September 1943 that hospitalized him for three months. Doctors discussed perioperative risks, surgery details, and his gradual return to White House duties, with lingering health concerns and a plan for ongoing medication.
Reported early morning break in at a surplus warehouse as a group of young men and fishermen witnessed thieves entering through a front window and taking items such as pucket knives and tools. Police investigated multiple vandalism and theft reports across the city including cars and property damage.
A bizarre report from the Chichester area describes the discovery of a headless unidentified diver near Chichester Harbor. The case references a late World War II era diving operation and raises questions about intelligence work and a missing diver, with officials offering cautious commentary and noting prior controversial spying claims.
A new slate of officers was elected by the International Brotherhood of Local Workers Lodge No. 38k VB. Oude was re-elected president. Other officers include Rothe, vice president, Large, recording secretary, Luana, financial secretary, and Hollander, treasurer. The lodge welcomed members and executive board nominees attended. The meeting schedule notes a gathering on July 5 at Lincoln.
Prices reported by the state Board of Agriculture cover poultry eggs butter and Oklahoma City livestock. No. 1 hard wheat ranges around 1.87 to 1.98 with regional variations. eggs and butter steady. cattle calves and hogs show mixed moves with occasional declines and broad price bands across stocker feeder and slaughter categories.
Puzzle style filled with cross clues referencing Bible figures and literary terms. Includes clues like Romulus' nursemaid and Alcott's Little, with Down and Across hints and a playful mix of names and categories.
Maj Charles Hanchey a 38 year old Fort Sill trainer died May 31 at Fort Leavenworth Kansas of a heart condition while teaching canine gene staff at the school. He attended an advanced artillery course at the Army Artillery and Guided Missiles Center and served in World War II Korea and Alaska. He is survived by his wife Emily and three children David Revyerly and Linda. Burial was in Shreveport Louisiana.
A single engine Piper U4 Pacer crashed into a one story home in Pacoima California during a birthday dinner, killing four occupants and injuring none of the eight others present. Neighbors awoke to wreckage and a broken sash in the dining area.
Fragmentary report states that objections to drinking and a disputed lifestyle preceded a fatal incident in Toronto. The narrative mentions an individual rammed his head into a bridge abutment and killed himself after conflicts with his parents and wife over drinking.
Washington reports Horner named Air Force aide and assistant secretary of the Air Force with Tweet Olsen as adjutant. Robert B. Pirie, former host of the carrier Sara Toya, named consul general and moves to command of the carrier division. Admiral Charles Welborn previously commanded the Armed Forces Staff College and is noted in the promotion context.
The report covers a Tokyo 1952 murder conviction of Col. Aubrey D. Smith’s assailant and notes she is serving a federal reformative term for women at Aldopson. It also mentions Mrs. Clarice B. Covert of Atlanta convicted in England in 1953 for the murder of M. Sgt. Edward E. Covert.
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of State John Foster Dulles asserting the United States will not disarm merely on Soviet promises. He said disarmament would be reckless but that the U.S. is actively seeking through United Nations procedures ways to safely reduce armaments. In Dallas, burglars stole a kitchen sink from a vacant Cecil Adams home and damaged walls during the break in.
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