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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1957
Page
8
A typed scramble cites Luke 17 8h and a line about the kingdom of God within you then appends a remark on dust and the soul as a stern lot. Attribution to Culverwell Lot appears, but no clear event or date. The text resembles religious miscellany or annotation rather than a report.
The Bermuda conference between Eisenhower and Macmillan yielded renewed understanding between the United States and Britain, with an agreement to supply Britain with guided missiles. The talks also pressed for limited international observation of future nuclear tests and reaffirmed support for U.N. resolutions in the Middle East, though no final Arab Israeli or Suez settlements were reached.
The piece notes a Russian claim of a dog that traveled in rockets to outer space and appears to enjoy it. It contrasts past use of the word dog as a political epithet with Fidovich becoming esteemed. Skepticism is advised though the feat mirrors prior studies with mice and monkeys high above Earth.
U S representative E C Gathings collects embassy rice recipes to boost American rice consumption. Dishes include Entrements Au Rix and Arroz Don Pollo with a favorite simple rive with mushrooms from West Memphis. He gathered 15 embassy recipes and offers to share them.
A quiz style item lists Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms as Speech Worship Fear and Fear. It notes Brazil as the only New World state once hosting a European monarchy. It mentions St Cloud Paris as Mount Vernon copy, Tom Thimb as Charles Stratton, first backbone animals as fish, and Shakespeare birth date evidence with his baptism on April 26 1564.
Stewart Alsop surveys potential exits from the Eisenhower White House with Charles Wilson Sinclair Weeks George F Humphrey John Foster Dulles uncertainties. Names like Donald Quarles Henry Cabot Lodge Alfred Gruenther Dewey McElroy and Lee White circulate as successors amid power shifts and policy debates.
In a Rotary dinner conversation Dr. Harmon L. Case Asis outlines a rapid one hour screening to pick the top 100 of 1000 applicants for executive work. He recommends using high school diploma, newspaper carrier history, Boy Scout merit badges, non smoking status, church membership, marital status, home buying, and leadership roles as key indicators.
The physician outlines diverticula anatomy, frequent questioning on diverticulosis versus diverticulitis, and notes women appear affected more often. He describes symptoms from silent diverticulosis to acute diverticulitis with fever and abdominal pain, possible complications, diagnostic methods, and treatment options including rest, diet, drugs, and selective surgery.
Washington reports on the McClellan committee findings about the Teamsters under Dave Beck. Senators McNamara and Ives warn of risks to labor and open shop politics as Beck denies misusing union funds and cites Duff as counsel. The piece notes potential political fallout for Democrats and labor support. In Des Moines a haircut fad leads to suspensions at a high school.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor rejects a $100000 film offer over shaved head demands. Don James of Birmingham Transit cites a crisis from union trouble and bus segregation tests. Christian A Herter comments on Middle East fallout after Israel withdraws from Gaza. James H. Richardson admits murder arrest remarks in Key West. Dave Beck refuses to resign, stirring Teamsters discourse.
The Pan American Circus aerialist Madeline Long O Connor daughter of Felix Adler fell 25 feet from a rope at the Paterson Armory. She suffered fractures to both wrists and the pelvis and was listed in fair condition at Paterson General Hospital. She planned to join Ringling Bros. next week in New York.
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