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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
8
Lawton expert Dr Relix of the National Institute of Mental Health warns that even healthy individuals should avoid tranquilizers. He cites dangers from overuse and calls for caution among doctors and patients amid rising prescriptions and public concerns.
The fragment discusses stress responses in ordinary people during speeches and crises. It mentions tension loss of appetite and butterflies in the stomach. It references tranquillity as a factor in defeating the natural mechanisms of peak performance.
London report on a planned scientific expedition to Lach Ness to survey the depths with advanced equipment. Officials claim photographs and sketches of a serpent like creature have spurred tourism. The mid August survey will test sightings from various vantage points.
Charles M. McCann profiles Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana as he consolidates power after independence. He has become prime minister and reportedly controls foreign and defense matters, with controversial renovations at Castle Osu and debates over costs. Critics warn of potential dictatorial drift while Nkrumah touts pro Western aims and claims Communist exposure.
Mrs. Bessie Lida James a 47 year old Choctaw resident died in a two car crash six miles east of Oklahoma City. She was a passenger in a Midwest City driven car as the other vehicle hit at Reno Ave and Post Road after a stop sign. The impact sent the cars sliding 44 feet.
An accident report states Mrs James died from a broken neck after a two car crash. George E Dale Jr., 14, of Choc taw, the driver of the second vehicle, was not injured.
LAS VEGAS Nev A New York editor picketing the Atomic Energy Commission headquarters has begun a fast in protest against continued American testing of nuclear weapons. Ammon Hennacy associate editor of the Catholic Worker in New York said he will not eat until June 28 the date scheduled for the testing of one of the biggest weapon devices exploded in the United States. He noted the annual anniversary of the bomb drop on Hiroshima.
Oklahoma City reports urgent calls for more combines as farmers harvest wheat across 28 of 38 grain area counties. Some fields show 43 percent in Cotton County while others are only traces in Cleveland and Major counties. Camp fields delay work in Grady Castle Stephens Oklahoma and McClain counties as elevators received 200 carloads yesterday.
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