Lawton Constitution credits and affiliations listed
The Lawton Constitution editorial and publishing staff is outlined with Ned Shepler as editor and publisher Bill F Bentley as business manager Ted Ralston handling circulation. It notes affiliations with state and regional press associations and the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Lawton
Oklahoma Association and
Southern Newspaper Sactioners Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Churchill Visit Hints New Anti Red Alliance
The Churchill Eden Washington visit signals Britain and the United States may form a new Asiatic alliance to defend democracies against communism. France’s absence at talks underscores reduced central role as Britain and America take the initiative, aiming to build a NATO like frame before the European army plan advances.
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Churchill
Washington
Eden
U. S
Free Nations
Asia
White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
Britain
United States
France
Indo-China
Winston
Joseph Laniel
America
NATO
Free World
Oppenheimer dispute sparks protest from peers across labs
In a sharp reaction to the Gray Board findings, Los Alamos and Brookhaven scientists protest the Oppenheimer security verdict. The signatories argue charges are irrelevant to security while criticizing Adm. Strauss and the broader U S security system, urging safeguards for scientists and loyal service.
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Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
Oppenheimer
AEC
Dr. Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
Gordon Gray Board
Adm
Strauss
Eisenhower
Brookhaven Laboratory
Oak Ridge
Argonne Laboratory
Federation of American Scientists
American Physical Society
Gordon Gray
Thomas Morgan
Special Board
Gray
Morgan
Leo Szilard
Gray Board
Ward Evans
Evans
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Davy Jones Locker Origin and Gold Standard Query
The text pairs questions and brief answers on seas lore and economic standards. It asks about the etymology of Davy Jones locker, the 19th century gold standard, typical equator to pole temperature gap, and child classifications in a year ending June.
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Davy Jones
Dappy Jonah
Cadanter
Donnie Ghost
Equator
North Pole
T. R
Federal Trade Commission
Doctor Answers Reader Medical Questions
Edwin P. Jordan M D presents a Q A on night blindness caused by vitamin A deficiency and poor diet, plus questions about visual floaters, adolescence education resources, leg cramps, potential angina, and ovarian cyst management with medical guidance and recommendations.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Weekend Off The Husband And Wife Deal
A self employed husband, seeking a weekly day off, faces wife driven agendas at home. The piece suggests negotiating a fair plan where one day per month is a home handyman day and the other days are truly taken off. It urges both partners to be reasonable and avoid blame.
Sagebrush era films shift from Indians to intimate West scenes
In Hollywood a veteran film man notes a trend away from grand westerns toward close personal dramas. He observes producers favoring conflicts between two men over epic gunfights as Hollywood pivots from Indian and epic western lore to personal relationships set in the West.
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Hollywood
Teenage Boy Wins Cooking Contest at Delmarva Festival
Georgetown Delaware reports teenage contestant Voorhees from Trenton New Jersey upset a field of 42 girls and four older boys to win top honors at the Delmarva Chicken Festival cooking contest. He accepted the bouquet as the festival queen lookalike prize amid cheering crowds.
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Georgetown
Del
Cherie
Trenton
N. J
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Delmarva
Voorhees
Chief Joins Forces Of Public Power Foes
Thomas L. Stokes argues in June 3 column that Eisenhower shifts toward opposing public power projects like TVA. He cites Roosevelt’s veto against private dam monopolies and warns private power interests seek higher rates, threatening public control and national defense goals.
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Thomas L. Stokesen
TVA
Eisenhower
ABC
AEC
Theodore Roosevelt
Jamey River
Missouri
Food and Drink ACROSS 1 Roast of lamb 4 Soft shelled ae 1 Trimming
Puzzle clue set presents three brief items about roast lamb, soft shelled crabs, and trimming.
Airmen Arrested During Survival Test in Caribou
Game Warden Ernest H. Bailey of Lake arrested five airmen in Caribou during a wilderness survival test. Bailey called the incident no excuse for the conduct and noted enforcement action followed.
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Caribou, Me
Ernest H. Bailey
Lake
Bailey
Judge Supreme Court Democrat Max Cook Floyd L Jackson
Judge Democrat Max Cook leads in a race for the state Supreme Court with Floyd L. Jackson and other candidates listed as potential contenders. Ballot names emphasize party affiliation and judicial vacancy outcomes to watch.
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Supreme Court
Max Cook Floyd L. Jackson
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