Lawton Constitution Publisher Notice and Policy
The Lawton Constitution details editorial staff, business managers, office address at 4011 C Ave Lawton Ohio, and subscription policies. It notes association memberships, error correction policy, and a biblical quote about jealousy. The piece asserts accountability and announces general newsroom operations and annual subscription terms.
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Mschanscel Superintercest City “Reunion
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Secono Elas Tall
Maren
Oxinsoma
Outlawing Red Party Still Protects Rights
The Smith Act convictions show leaders conspired to overthrow the government yet some argue outlawing the Communist Party would not curb conspiracies and could suppress free speech. Senator Margaret Chase Smith supports outlawry while preserving discussion of ideas and civil liberties.
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Communist Party
Nist
Reds
U. S
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Maine
No Work No Pay Forced resignation of Dr Clarence Manion stirs speech debate
The forced resignation of Dr Clarence Manion as head of the Presidents Commission on Intergovernmental Relations has sparked criticism and claims that his free speech rights have been curtailed. The situation centers on pressures within the commission and reactions from supporters and opponents alike.
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Clarence Manion
Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
It Is Geneva Or War The Lippmann View
Writer Lipmann argues the Geneva conference at end of April on Korea and Indo China risks turning the U S into every nation's scapegoat. He blames Senate restrictors led by Knowland for blocking diplomacy and urges a conditional stance on Red China to force real terms from adversaries. He warns against becoming a self made scapegoat of a doomed failure and calls for flexible U S policy to press negotiation.
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Europe
Asia
Knowland
United States
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Dulles
Red China
Indo-China
Manion Fired For Inactivity On Bricker Commission
Manion was dismissed from his Bricker amendment commission after five meetings since being named Sept. 4, as critics say he did not perform work. President Eisenhower opposed Bricker, but the firing centers on lack of productive effort rather than command of thoughts.
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Manion
Bricker
Eisenhower
Amebic dysentery and prevention discussed by Dr. Jordan
The doctor explains amebic infection caused by Entamoeba histolytica, its symptoms including abdominal pain and alternating constipation and diarrhea, and the need for prompt treatment. Infection spreads through food, water, and flies, with outbreaks possible if plumbing or sanitation fail, stressing avoidance and proper diagnosis.
The Mature Parent and Balanced Praise in Child Training
In addressing Carol's resistance to correction Mrs F faces two flawed methods. Balanced praise and honest feedback help her learn from mistakes without fostering anger or resentment. Both unbalanced praise and criticism hinder self respect and realistic self-evaluation, so steady, specific guidance is needed.
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Carol
Q and A staple questions and answers recap
A collection of quiz style Q and A covering presidents historians and biology facts. Highlights include John Tyler succession, Herodotus as father of history, a biology note about male seahorses carrying eggs, and origins of the word pea. Hollywood notes mention old films and a dance sequence in a musical production with Jane Powell and others.
GOP Strategy On Tax Cutting Reveals Itself
Washington March 4 The Eisenhower administration works to counter Democratic tax reduction efforts as Democrats push personal exemptions higher. House Democrats seek raising exemptions from 600 to 700 dollars and Senator George aligns the party with 800 now and 1,000 next year. Republicans forecast a tough vote and seek a rival appeal to voters.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
George
Senate Finance Committee
Jeaders
Answer to Previous Puzzle Song53 Burmese wood sprite54 Juana Mexico
Puzzle clue entry references a previous puzzle solution. It lists two items: Burmese wood sprite and a Juana in Mexico. The readable text presents no clear event or report to summarize as a standalone news item.
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Juana
Mexico
World's Just A Big Stage a Capitol Employee Comment
A capitol employee on Wednesday said he could not understand why his wife was so interested in the shooting in the House of Representatives on Monday. He noted she had never shown political interest before. In Columbus March, CP-Bob Drybread is Averyman for the Sap Bakery.
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Maren
Capitol
House of Representatives
Columbus, Tnd
Bob
Averyman
Sap Bakery
Ward 3 Democrats Announce Candidacy For Kirkpatrick
Political notices show Ertle W. Kirkpatrick as a candidate in Ward 3. The Democratic party formally backs Kirkpatrick in the upcoming election, urging supporters to rally behind his platform.
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Ertle W. Kirkpatrick
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