Lawton Con Street News Staff and Publication Note
The document lists editorial and business staff roles for the Lawton Constitution Morning Press dated Sunday March 3 1957. It details positions including editor publisher managing editor advertising manager and mechanical superintendent, and notes association memberships and republication rights with Associated Press content.
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THE
Lawton Constitution-Morning Press
Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
Ned Shepler
A Gentley
Raleton
TRICE
JO House
Monster Cirenlaidon Aahauey
W. D._ HARGRAVES
Ahlschlager Mechanical
City Circulathon O. Dlal
Evers
Sedond & Venue
Lawinn
Oita
el Lauior
Act of Congress
Maren Nember
Oxiahamg Presa Association
Southam Newspaper” Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Prayer and Wisdom Across Generations
A compact reflection juxtaposes Psalm 39 12 with Socrates on blessings and divine timing. The text framed as a prayer seeks God to listen and grant what is truly good, noting the speaker as a foreigner and sojourner like ancestors. It blends biblical and classical thought.
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Socrates
Cloud Seeders Offer Hope Amid Southwest Rain Debate
In 1956 Lawton saw near normal rainfall, bolstering cloud seeding arguments. The piece argues seeding could help drought areas while noting the debate over tampering with nature. It cites science progress and optimism for bountiful spring rains if Lawton’s lake reopens, easing water worries.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Lake Lawtonka
Right To Know bills aim to publish school district finances
A state senate bill would require monthly publication of income and expenditures by independent school districts and an annual personnel and salary report. Critics fear costs and secrecy. supporters say public accountability and protection demand disclosure, citing current openness in Lawton and the need for public protection.
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State
Senate
Schoole of
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Educational Association
Lawton
Questions and Answers on Ancient Civilizations and Opera
The quiz asks which country has the oldest civilization and which hosts an ancient military, with answers pointing to China Iceland and Italy. It notes the first opera Dafne in 1957 lost, and the real birth of opera around 1600 with Euridice by Peri and Caccini at a royal wedding. It also references the American actor Asa Yoelson.
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Italy
Dafne
Peri
Caccini
Minnesota
George Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
White House
George V
George VI
Edward
Duke of Windsor
England
Duke of Edinburgh
Eisenhower
Congress
Brooklyn
Mannie Geller
House Judiciary Committee
Dulles and Democrats near uneasy status quo
Washington watchers liken Secretary Dulles and Democratic leaders to a married couple amid strain. Resentment stems from policy on Israel and perceived admin tactics. Recent meetings tempered anger, with a real chance of a workable compromise. divisions remain, but bipartisanship likely to endure for now despite looming sanctions debates.
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Washington
Stile
John Poster Dulles
Vailey
Dulles
Capitol
Dean Acheson
Israel
Nasser
Congress
Richard Russell
Georgia
Dilles
Congressional
Senate
Johnson
Vita Dulles
Capitol Hill
Cepite Hill
United States
Dukes
Johnson and
Russell
Douiles
New York Herald Tribune
Political Announcement for Councilman Ward 5 Herman T. Jackson
Local political bulletin announces Herman T. Jackson as candidate for Councilman Ward 5. Highlights his background, platform priorities, and call for voter support in upcoming election.
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Herman T. Jackson
The Worry Clinic Vision of Moral Leadership in Faith
William T. Baker, a clergyman, promotes the Happy Profession of ministry and a mission project in Jacksonville Florida. He outlines plans for a 4 acre site with a Sunday School bungalow and a 24 by 40 foot chapel, converting a chicken house into a picnic shed, and building a recreation center for youth. He urges young men to pursue the clergy, praising religion as the potent medicine and stressing the need for new churches and moral leaders.
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William Baker
America
Germany
Japan
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Oklahoma highway liability rules explained in brief
A column explains Oklahoma's financial responsibility law for drivers without insurance. It notes reporting accidents with injury death or over 50 dollars damage to the Public Safety Commissioner, potential license suspension in 60 days, and required proof of future financial responsibility to resume driving. Basic policy limits are five thousand dollars for bodily injury, ten thousand for two or more people, and one thousand for property damage.
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Oklahoma
Commissioner of Public Safety
Malone Named to Lead Apache Chamber of Commerce
C. H. Malone has been named vice president of the Apache Chamber of Commerce, succeeding George Levite as president after Fred Keeling’s resignation. The group planned to incorporate during the regular session with Charley Long elected as registering agent. Members of the Apache American Legion auxiliary served dinner before the meeting in the Incal community building.
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C. H. Malone
Apache Chamber of Commerce
George Levite
Fred Keeling
Chamber
Charley Long
Women's Auxiliary
Apache American Legion Post
Truman Declined Greece Turkey Trip Over Ike Slights
Washington columnist Drew Pearson says Truman declined the Greece and Turkey invitation not from busyness but due to the continued cold shoulder from Eisenhower era leaders. He wanted to attend for the Truman Doctrine's tenth anniversary but felt excluded by the White House and other ex-presidents.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Harry Truman
Turkey
Greere
White House
Truman
Greece
GOP
Dulles
Eisenhower
Hoover
Europe
Tirtesy
Ike
San Francisco
Berlin
Germany
Potsdam
Capitol
Kansas City
North Dakota Jumble: flowers, lands, and puzzle clues
Crossword style list blends North Dakota facts with a long mixed clue set. Reads like a puzzle page item mixing state details such as western lands and area with scattered wordplay and cryptic definitions referencing flowers and minerals, with numerous numbered items and mismatched phrases.
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Associated Press
Nis
AP News
Errane
Paul Mys
China
Iceland
Aldolson
Asa Yoelson
Dems
By Stewart Alsop
George W. Crane
Gailraith
Malone
Apache Chamber
House of Representatives
D. S. Saund
California
Disciples of Christ
Adair Adlai Stevenson
Florence Gomulka
New York
Stevenson
Adlai
Congressman Cooley
North Carolina
House Agriculture Committee
August Andresen
Charles Haleck
Indiana
Humphrey
Secretary of the Treasury
Sen
House
Ept
North Bokete Junket
North Dakota
Ashay
Vipers
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