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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1956
Page
20
The Lawton newspaper lists staff roles including Ned Shepler as editor and publisher and Bill F Bentley as business manager. It covers circulation, advertising, and mechanical staff, printing schedules, and subscription rates for 1940 era editions, with policies on AP news use, advertising payment, and correction of errors.
A devotional note on Peter's imprisonment and relentless prayer by the church. It adds Joseph Roux's view that habitual prayer gives a penetrating sweetness to a person’s glance, voice, smile, and tears in all deeds.
Voters will choose four city council members in an off year primary with no Republican candidates, meaning no general election. The piece urges high turnout to shape city growth and good governance for Lawton, the region’s largest center in southwest Oklahoma.
At Karachi SEATO members acknowledge Soviet aims persist and a tight Asian defensive line is unlikely. Local forces and centralized command are needed, while primary reliance remains on U S nuclear and military strength in the Pacific to deter aggression. The conference reinforces that Moscow and Beijing seek limited aims unless faced with all-out war.
The phrase Once a Marine, always a Marine is credited to M Sgt Paul Woyshner. He reportedly coined it during a taproom argument with a discharged Marine, and it later became the corps official motto.
Stevenson's campaign faces a split strategy within the Democratic Party as Kefauver's mass appeal clashes with Stevenson’s organization ties. Analysts foresee a push to center foreign and defense issues to counter President Eisenhower's popularity, with crucial speeches planned before the convention. The path remains unclear as internal divisions seek a breakthrough in seven weeks.
The piece extols newspaper carriers as the peak of American youth and praises circulation managers for guiding 500,000 boys annually through a free enterprise view. It notes the PRESS CLUB sponsored by the Star and Tribune, urges former carriers to share value of route experience, and links carrier duties to business insight and responsible leadership.
A concise guide clarifies constitutional, statute, common, substantive, adjective, criminal, and administrative law. It notes constitutional supremacy, statute creation by legislatures, common law origins, procedural rules, and specialized fields like admiralty patent and municipal law, urging consulting an attorney for current facts.
Original designs suitable for linoleum or wallpaper are shown on a bulletin board in the room of Miss Margaret Fox, Lawton high school plane geometry instructor. The designs were crafted by members of the sixth hour class.
Untold Washington story shows southern senators signed the manifesto against the Supreme Court reluctantly. Byrd inspired and pressured Dixie colleagues while Holland and Daniel tempered the draft. Thurmond backed him. Stennis Ervin joined, others signed under threat of NAACP label amid regional tensions.
The notice lists candidates for council seats in wards 1 3 and 5. Democrat Lester McKenzie is proposed for Ward 1 and Democrat Ed Pannell Ward 3. Ward 5 features Democrat W R Bob MorrisStitt paired with Eatle W Kirkpatrick.
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