Correction Policy Note From The Newspaper
The paper invites readers to bring to management's attention any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations and any misstatements of facts for prompt correction.
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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1954
Page
13
The paper invites readers to bring to management's attention any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations and any misstatements of facts for prompt correction.
A biblical verse warns that evil thoughts may arise in a good person at times. A Matthew Henry caution notes that such thoughts should not be spoken or indulged as pleasant words.
The House voted 214 to 37 to reject the Coudert rider that would force congressional approval before deploying U S troops to Indo China or elsewhere. The piece argues the President needs flexibility in foreign affairs to deter enemies and respond swiftly without prior congressional action.
The column argues the Eisenhower administration faced two crises McCarthyism at home and Indochina abroad and responded with vigor. It credits President Eisenhower Secretary of State Dulles and Defense leaders for decisive action, breaking with McCarthyists and standing firm for United action abroad.
A medical Q A column addresses late childbearing risks with current obstetric care, gall bladder removal dietary effects, fistula from bowel outlet and potential cancer risk, iodine vs thyroid pills, and perforation from ulcers.
A mother and daughter clash over a spring coat price, revealing the harm of enforcing rigid child rearing rules. The author argues that private, reasoned correction preserves dignity and fosters spontaneous, confident behavior, critiquing dogmatic standards.
A mixed set of Q and A items covers topics from diplomacy to wood density and water treatment. It notes Thomas Francis ard as the first U S ambassador to Great Britain, explains balsas lightness, and cites a regulation baseball size. It mentions Shoemaker as the winningest jockey with 485 wins.
Fragmentary OCR shows partial crossword clues with garbled letters and missing words. The readable parts mention grayish white, moral and obedience themes, and a few broken entries including honor and obey. The text lacks a coherent news item.
A compact yet cryptic clue set listing terms and hints for a word puzzle. It references a cleric, eagle nest, channel, den plural, show, states, recipient, tray, worse, and Italian city among others to steer readers toward solution words. The mixed hints imply a themed crossword style puzzle.
Hollywood and GrapeVine trace the Zsa Zsa Gabor and Porfirio Rubirosa publicity circus to Franchesca Hilton, dropped from private school amid headlines. Bergman promotes a 15 minute Armed Forces Network interview in Italy. The piece notes Ruthless coterie antics and new showbiz ties, including Fortunes and casting moves for Show Boat and other projects.
Washington May 14 Industry advisers say the FPC reorganization shifts staff and rules toward private industry interests. The plan, led by Chairman Kuykendall, aims to speed up processing of rate increases licenses and certificates, while critics warn consumer protection may be neglected.
In Vienna on May 4 delegates from 108 editors and publishers urge the world to attend to press freedom. A resolution unanimously adopts a call for greatest vigilance against growing censorship that threatens freedom of the press.
Four people from Jacksboro died in a nighttime two car crash nine miles south of Jacksboro on Farm Road 206. Authorities identified drivers Billy Joe Fiie and Mustin, but the twisted wrecks prevented determining vehicle directions or the crash cause.
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