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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1954
Page
10
A brief fragment quoting 2 Kings and Kings 19 16 describing divine aid against Sennacherib. It mentions Lord opening eyes and hearing, and a stance of weakness yet faith in conquering aid. Contains archaic phrasing and non-specific publication style.
The speaker argues against the George plan as ineffective for reducing government costs. They caution that any new tax relief bill from Congress should be scientifically designed to match actual burdens, warning it would not relieve millions of taxpayers from government costs.
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles has logged about 90,000 miles abroad. Back home, he faces GOP suspicion, internal party critics, and a struggle to align State Department personnel with his policy. Eisenhower backing strengthens his position despite Republican doubts.
In a reply to Eisenhower's tax speech Democrats push a George plan raising personal exemptions from 600 to 800 and eventually 1000, potentially exempting about 15 million from tax and delivering 4 to 8 billion in relief. They argue for stimulating business amid recession, while critics call deficits and inflation risks. The GOP backs a comprehensive tax revision aiming to remove inequities and boost investment, with relief tilted toward business.
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses whether cigarette smoking increases cancer risk. He notes mixed views among researchers about direct cancer causation but agrees heavy smoking harms breathing passages, shortens breath, and can affect athletic performance. He also mentions weight gain after quitting and general vascular disease links.
The column muses on a child’s difficulty making clear points, comparing Adela to a boy choosing ice cream and a bike in the garage. It urges decisive parenting, avoiding scolding, and using concise requests to teach decision making and financial sense.
The Greeks believed amethyst sobers drinkers and the term Aryan describes both people and language. Naval Observatory clocks in Washington DC are accurate enough for most people, though a few motorists see slight differences in time.
The text discusses Franco-British wartime reluctance over British military involvement in defending the continent and fears about an emerging European army. It notes German confidence, internal French opposition, and concerns about a broader coal and steel market and related markets.
A rough list of scattered terms and phrases appears to be an OCR extraction from a page. Items include references to an amphitheater, car, percolation, birds, rail binding, cuckoo family, facility, inlet, birth, rats, flax, reliefs, placard, and a large plate. The fragment lacks cohesive narrative or identifiable subjects.
Burglars entered the American-Lithuanian Club in Council Bluffs and stole $10 in cash along with a burglar alarm system. The incident, dated March 23, involved an American-Lithuanian group and was reported amid ongoing local police activity.
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