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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1956
Page
6
Minnesota’s Kefauver victory shocks the party, reshapes the race for Florida and California. Stevenson faces questions on emotion and campaign fire while Kefauver touts a populist, reformist line. Harriman and others gain or lose footing as delegates loom and old guard resist.
Admitted and discharged patients listed with names and addresses, including births and surgeries. Notable entries include multiple births, new arrivals in Kiowa and Cyril, and numerous medical and surgical admissions across towns like Muskogee, Walters, Frederick, and Apache, with dates around March 24 and 25.
President Eisenhower meets with Canadian and Mexican leaders to discuss mutual problems and cordial ties with neighboring states. Officials deny plans for a regional bloc and emphasize no bypass of the Organization of American States. Contingent talks are viewed as overdue for improving North American relations.
The Bonn parliament approves a 500000 man German army seen as key to NATO defenses against Russia. Chancellor Adenauer compromises to strengthen civilian control and soldier protections, with approval expected in the upper house. Unease remains over reunification and Western efforts to support German unity.
The directory lists representatives and senators with alphabetical codes marking marital status and family companions. Codes indicate married members, unmarried daughters, or other ladies such as sisters and aunts. Hostesses can quickly identify who to invite beyond the salon based on these designations.
Questions and Answers explain time as sand in an hour glass running out. The Rhode Island flag bears the motto Hope. A reader asks about the Mongoloid subdivision and is told that American Indians and Eskimos are Mongoloids along with Agro-Finns and Sinitics. Private business colleges began about 1843 with R M Bartlett of Philadelphia founding an early school offering bookkeeping and other commercial subjects.
A special disciplinary commission in Seoul punished 56 South Korean army officers for concubinage. Investigations led to 24 dishonorable discharges 31 suspensions and 1 demotion amid ongoing efforts to clean military ranks.
Honolulu reports of a high stakes meeting as Teamster leaders consider a $400,000 loan to the International Longshoremen’s Association AFL-CIO President George Meany threatens to suspend the Teamsters if the loan proceeds. Hoffa Beck and other officers hold closed door talks amid conflicting reports of a possible compromise.
Rep Jean L Pazoureck of El Reno proposed two reflective license plates per vehicle for Oklahoma. He asked the Legislative Council to study the plan noting potential safety and advertising benefits and possible small fee to offset state costs. Officials have resisted two tags due to steel shortages and extra cost. plates are produced by the McAlester penitentiary for the Tax Commission.
Washington March 26 1956 Kefauver dominates Minnesota results boosting claim he can rally grass roots support and beat Eisenhower. Democrats face split southern opposition and a possible bolt if Kefauver wins Chicago convention Florida May 29 looms as next test with Stevenson under pressure as Florida and California primaries approach.
More than 160,000 National Guardsmen were mobilized for service as fighting intensified in Korea, increasing manpower for frontline duties and support roles across the peninsula. Command authorities coordinated deployments and logistics to sustain ongoing combat operations.
Tokyo and Burma have joined a regional protest against forthcoming U.S. nuclear tests in the Pacific, as reported by Radio Peiping. The move broadens international opposition and underscores concerns over the nuclear weapons program and regional security.
The piece records Grandpa Miller, 93, mourning his longtime dog Bud after the pet’s death during a heat wave. Bud’s companionship touched daily routines from meals to car rides, and Grandpa insists on a visible gravesite near his porch with a cement headstone as family members bury Bud in the village cemetery area.
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The United Nations five power disarmament conference enters a pivotal phase with optimism high. Russia is expected to submit counter proposals this week, seeking a firm ban on atomic weapons before engaging Western plans. Gromyko’s presence signals willingness to negotiate. The U S offers to cut forces to 2.5 million each and create pilot zones for disarmament experiments tied to an open skies concept.
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