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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1956
Page
24
Lawton Oklahoma weekly paper lists staff roles and contact rules for advertisers and readers. It cites affiliations with the Oklahoma Press Association and AP while outlining correction policy and advance payment requirements for ads. The piece ends with a biblical quotation from Acts 8 23.
In a New Orleans urban development speech, Philip M. Talbot argues downtowns are not doomed and urban centers will grow alongside them. He highlights problems like traffic, parking, and transit, and urges a civic led approach to revive downtown through targeted programs and cooperation between business and civic leaders.
Citizens should consider building an addition to Memorial Hospital to care for chronically ill elderly residents who need ongoing but not full hospital care. The plan aims to free beds for acute patients and provide supervised care for those with modest incomes, aided by matching federal funds at low county cost.
Washington report describes President Dwight D. Eisenhower revealing plans to seek re election in a televised briefing. The event blends ordinary press conference rhythm with moments of seriousness as he emphasizes honesty, his record as campaign backbone, and family support.
Dr. G George Fox 65 is a rabbi emeritus of Chicago's South Shore Hebrew Temple and a key community figure. He pinch hits for a Bible class when the author is away and serves as official Marriage Counsellor. He helps organize the local Ministerial Association and has long opened his church for civic and religious gatherings.
A Hopkins Syndicate essay extols retired pastors serving as marriage counsellors. It praises a Texas-born Chicago figure for moral leadership, writing books, lecturing nationwide, and offering clinics and sex booklets to Catholic Protestant and Hebrew churches. Readers are invited to write to Dr Crane for booklets.
Rep. Joseph P. O'Hara led a bill to seemingly close a chemical loophole yet would keep FDA weak by forcing court proof for Agency findings. Pressure comes from J M Gillet and several industry groups while Justice officials oppose the approach. Humfrey and Karsten clash over budget and bird refuges in heated Capitol Hill exchanges. Rep. Boyle becomes a ninth-time father, tying Kelley as “champion dad” of Congress.
Rep. Charles Ozman chooses to seek reelection to the State House of Representatives instead of running for state senator. As a veteran lawmaker he can influence more from the House, where time and experience build effective legislative clout.
Recent weeks show police department increasing supervision of suspicious places. The wave of violence has subsided notably due to officers rounding up questionable characters and fostering respect for law. Chief Hennessee and his force are credited with creating a more wholesome atmosphere through their efforts.
This column explains that closing on a home is more complex than it seems and stresses the importance of a preliminary offer, title checks, and professional legal advice. It outlines what constitutes marketable title, the limitations of abstracts, and questions to resolve before purchase.
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Vivian Pursley of Lawton High School was named chair of the music and recreation committees of the Oklahoma Association of Future Homemakers at the state FHA convention in Oklahoma City Saturday. Betty Ann Gayne of Alex was elected state president.
Michigan covers 48,216 square miles of land and 1,194 square miles of water. The figures distinguish landmass from aquatic regions, illustrating the state’s geographic extent as reported.
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