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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1957
Page
6
An archaic quotation from Proverbs 26 10 appears in damaged text, noting that both fools and "traamscrossors" are rewarded. The fragment mentions subjects masters and slaves and a level across two places, with grave imagery implied.
A retrospective on Joseph McCarthy, once a dominant anti-Communist figure in U.S. politics from 1940 to 1954. The piece traces his rapid ascent, fueled by anti-Communist rhetoric, and his subsequent downfall after Senate censure and prolonged investigations, leaving him a controversial historical figure. The article notes his influence on federal policy and the lasting debate over his methods and impact on American civil discourse.
The piece condemns dangerous defiance by Dave and Teamsters leaders who refuse to provide Auditor information to the Senate Rackets Committee. It argues this contemptuous conduct erodes liberty, risks a gangsterism economy per Sen. McClellan, and threatens American society by challenging authority and rule of law.
Q how early was a used as the first letter of an alphabet and dates from about 1850 BC. Q What is the origin of get the brushell expression and how did Pullman porters influence it. Q What device was used by Dr William Beehe in undersea exploration the bathysphere. Q What is the weight of the biggest bell the Tsar Kolokol Moscow weighs 219 tons. Tk never rung due to a broken 4 tor piece. Q What is astrodynamics defined as the study of the motion of bodies in space.
In a dramatic episode tied to Saudi Arabia, King Saud refuses to meet Egyptian President Nasser after exposure of Egyptian military attache involvement in supporting anti Saudi terrorism. The scene at the Kaaba underscores a political pivot as Saudi funds allegedly back pro Egyptian extremists while Nasser leans on Soviet support, prompting questions about regional alignments and independence.
More than a dozen sparrows stranded on a drilling rig off the Louisiana shore for seven months are turning neurotic. Rose Cummings of Kerr-McGee OW Industries notes the birds cannot see land and fear attempting to fly. They nested on the rig when it was built near Engoula, Miss, and remained after the rig floated into the Gulf of Mexico, near Cameron, last November. The birds subsist on scraps tossed to them by workers.
Dr George W Crane argues athletics in youth strengthens the heart and arteries reducing later heart attacks. He cites rabbits as an analogy and notes obesity alcohol and tobacco strain the heart. He urges exercise and provides a booklet on stopping tobacco and liquor habits.
A doctor discusses limits of modern medicine for aging patients including possible cancer treatments and surgeries. He notes federal rulings against Box Cancer remedies and explains harmless skin lipomas and causes of visual spots. He cautions against regular enemas and favors diet and exercise for bowel regulation.
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco depart Rome for the French Riviera en route to their principality. A crowd cheers as Rainier drives away from the hotel.
The article describes Democratic push for federal construction of the Hell's Canyon dam in Idaho, with support from Byrd Yarborough Russell and others. It notes opposition tied to tax favors to Idaho Power and a $30 million subsidy. It details party dynamics, elections, and potential impacts on Congress and 1958 races.
A jumble of crossword style clues and names appears, including references to Lindis, Gudrun, and Mrs Johnson, with scattered numbers and partial phrases suggesting a puzzle page fragment with musical and relational hints. The readable portion lists clues like farther away and reply, with partial entries for across and down.
A scrambled crossword style item lists numerous clues and partial answers including entries such as Verbal WW Demolish, Ecclesiastical councils, Mariner's direction, and various down clues like Bird's crop and Siouan Indian. The fragmented text blends puzzle hints with stray terms and inconsistent formatting.
Portland, Ore. Williams Langley, convicted last month of deliberate failure to prosecute gambling, faces sentencing today in the yearlong vice and corruption probe. Meanwhile, the trial of Portland gambler Big Jim Elkins and his employee Raymond Clark resumes in U S District Court with five reels of taped recordings admitted as evidence.
About 2,000 sailors aboard Britain's Ark Royal and destroyers Diamond and Duchess face living on a dollar daily in Norfolk. The British treasury sets the funds amid currency shortages, sparking local chatter about the sailors being “just another bunch of poor Limers.” Admiralty officials say shipboard essentials are covered, but admit fun ashore remains uncertain.
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