Lawton Constitution Editorial and Publication Details
The Lawton Constitution lists staff and departments including Editor and Publisher Ned Shepler, Business Manager Bill Bentley, Managing Editor Ted Ralston, and Advertising Manager W D Hargraves. It notes daily publication in Lawton Oklahoma with preface about AP cooperation and policy on corrections and advertising payment requirements.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
W. R. Rice
W D. Hargraves
Lawton
Oklahoma
Okahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
DIAL
Bi Partisan foreign policy at issue in Kennedy era debate
Senator Hickenlooper of Iowa argues Republicans lack advance input in foreign policy and calls for a return to bi partisan practice once led by Vandenburg. The Senate Republican Policy Committee releases a folder criticizing Kennedy era actions while urging broad national unity on security matters.
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Bourke B. Hicksenlooper
Iowa
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Hickenlooper
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arthur Vandenburg
Vandenburg
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Cuba
Mike Mansfield
Hicken- Jooper
Congress
Clash Deepens Between China and Soviet Union
The chief ideological organ of the Chinese Communist Party launched its strongest attack on the Soviet Union as talks fail and the Sino Soviet split widens. It accuses Moscow of tearing up hundreds of agreements with China, warning against trusting treaties in disarmament and test ban talks.
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Khrushchev
Communist China
Mao Tse-tung
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
China
Laos King Thanks Kennedy in Washington Visit
King Savang Pathana of Laos thanked President Kennedy and the United States for aiding in ending Laos civil war and preserving freedom. He noted the Moscow talks helped halt hostilities and form a neutralist coalition, though doubts remain about communist withdrawal and lasting peace.
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Savang Pathana
Laos
Washington
Kennedy
Moscow
United States
Southeast Asia
Nicklaus Signs Four Year Tucson Club Deal For $50000
The furor over Jack Nicklaus's four year contract to represent Tucson National Golf Club on the pro tour for $50000 highlights golf as the lowest paid national sport. Most touring professionals earn $2500 to $3000 yearly for club representation, with Nicklaus at $12500 a year the highest yet.
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Jack Nicklaus
Tucson National Golf Club
Nicklaus
Thoughtful Maxims From Proverbs And Burke
A compact pair of quotes reflect on law restraint and universal justice. Proverbs 29 18 warns that without prophecy people cast off restraint while the blessing comes to those who keep the law. Edmund Burke asserts a universal law rooted in Creator humanity justice and nature guiding nations.
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Edmund Burke
Federal land script final settlement eyed by Congress
The Interior Department seeks a January 1 1970 deadline to redeem government land warrants or script. About 16 522 acres would be released to heirs or pay outs, with a June 30 1966 application window and 1968 offer of specific tracts, ending by 1970. Some 462 unredeemed script holdings exist in Oklahoma 22 100 acres may be affected.
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Uncle Sam
Oklahoma
Bureau of Land Management
Department of Interior
Congress
Secretary of Interior
California
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
National colors of Japan in quiz style
The answer identifies Japan’s flag colors as white with a central red disk. It notes 16 red rays extend from the disk to the flag edges.
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Japan
Political Announcements for Local Races
Democrats Buzbee Brigham for street commissioner and city council Ward 2 candidates Givens McKenzie. Newt C. Adair and Charles W. High listed for chief of police.
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Clarence P
Blackie
Buzbee
Hugh Brigham
Percy Givens
Lester McKenzie
Newt C. Adair
Charles W. High
Mansfield Charts Foreign Aid Waste in Southeast Asia
Senator Mansfield leads a bipartisan inquiry criticizing U S aid to Southeast Asia as wasteful. He cites Laos and Saigon water projects that expanded road and river water schemes, costing about 27 5 million and highlighting leakage over 6 percent. He urges repairing pipes over river projects to save billions and protect taxpayer dollars.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
New Frontier
Southeast Asia
Laos
Senator Mansfield
England
Charles II
Charles
Saigon
Vietnam
Telephone Numbers Launch New Racket
A columnist narrates a humorous yet frus trating encounter with the phone companys new information system. After failing to pull a number from 411 the writer endures delays and high costs as he navigates a multi step sequence to obtain a single contact in Larchmont. The piece teases a follow up on the expanding gadgetry of modern communications.
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Madison Avenue
Larchmont
J. Edgar Hoover
You
Mirror Of The Mind On Spitefulness And Perception
The text questions whether spiteful behavior is a neurotic trait and notes that while neurotics may be sensitive and harbor unjustifiable thoughts, spite can be a natural response to perceived injures. It adds that perception is influenced by mood and context, citing examples from pain weather to visual illusions and alcohol effects.
Eisenhower open to half way meeting Stalin successor
A decade after Stalin’s death President Eisenhower signals willingness to meet the future leader half way. In Lawton Enxall files for Office No. 1 as construction of a $208000 Sill warehouse is reportedly canceled under a national economy drive.
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Eisenhower
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Enxall English
Lawton Board of Education
Sill
Fort Sill
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Lloyd Padgett
Sam Maddux
Greer Garson
Mrs. Miniver
Bitter Division Seen On Religious Issues In Supreme Court
A Washington columnist argues the Supreme Court faces two cases on school Bible reading and Lord’s Prayer, weighing whether voluntary religious expressions in public schools violate the First Amendment while protecting minority rights to opt out and questioning whether majority prayers infringe minority freedoms.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
New York
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Congress
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