Fragmented Historic Quote on Sarki and Guis
Wher see leave this sarki and are lind in the guis. the primes walks as narrow a pall as the cushihore Miguel Cervantes.
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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1957
Page
10
Wher see leave this sarki and are lind in the guis. the primes walks as narrow a pall as the cushihore Miguel Cervantes.
Congress votes 27.5 million for an expansive highway plan aimed at expanding the nation’s road system. The project faces doubts about cost, congestion, and timely completion while promising new links and eventually easing heavy traffic.
The article notes Arab states feel stirred by new neon sentiment but see no quick shifts in leadership or policy. It highlights Jordan and Iraq aligning to resist Soviet influence, while Egypt and others show deep inroads by communists. The piece suggests Moscow’s influence in the Middle East may be waning as prospects for a coordinated stance emerge.
The Secretary of State John Foster Dulles backs a limited number of reporters allowed to enter Red China after AP and the American Society of Newspaper Editors pressed for access. Critics warn the term responsible risks censorship and question who decides reporters' credibility, urging no prior gatekeeping. From Amarillo News-Globe.
Treasury Secretary George Flumphrey hurried to a plane in Chicago when a guard provided directions after a brief exchange. The guard explained a man beside him, Spencer Tracy, identified the secretary, and Flumphrey continued to board the flight.
Questions and answers state that Samuel Gompers served thirty seven years as AFL president. From founding until his death he missed only one year as head of the federation, illustrating steadfast leadership across the organization’s early history.
Walter Lippmann argues Eisenhower faces Republican defection and Democratic recalibration as a Senate battle over the international energy agency treaty tests party loyalty. He notes potential votes on atomic energy provisions and the president’s push for a peaceful atom program tied to United Nations actions.
Article extols dialogue over silence, urging grammar schools and clubs like Altrusa to foster debate. It uses the Five Blind Men of Hindustan parable to illustrate shared ignorance and the need for diverse viewpoints in education and civic life. The piece invites readers to write Dr. Crane for his booklets, noting costs and copyright.
The doctor reports that hate against mental illness shows hopeful signs. In 1953 patient numbers in mental hospitals rose more slowly than the prior year. By 1956 admissions rose but overall patient counts in state and hospital facilities fell, with more releases than before, though longer observation is needed to confirm the trend.
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains improved outcomes for schizophrenia with early treatment and tranquilizers. He cites 69 percent recovery chances today versus 20 percent years ago, but warns shortages of psychiatrists, nurses, social workers, and hospital beds hinder discharge and reduce care access across states and Alaska.
Washington May 23 Congress coalitions are shifting as new cross party alignments form to replace old ones. Republicans join with northern and some southern Democrats against welfare cuts and civil rights blocks, while southern Democrats alter positions on tariffs and foreign aid. The pattern signals possible changes in how Eisenhower confronts social welfare and trade policy in the coming sessions.
Seven year old Benny Hooper begins walking again after a fall into a well shaft last Thursday. Doctors report a minor bruise and an arm nerve pinch with amnesia about the incident. Benny’s release from hospital is expected Friday or Saturday as he eyes home, friends, and returning to school.
US scientists at Walter Reed Medical Center report isolating an entirely new strain of influenza sweeping the Far East. The epidemic has caused mild illness in most areas but at least 31 child deaths in the Philippines.
A garbled OCR style word puzzle lists clues for horse flesh, a light breed, odors, jockeys, fuels, and more with numbers and hints toward a finish line. It hints at a cryptic style crossword with answers like compass points and elements.
A compact recount of Answer -e to Previous Puzzle-28 with terms like Conger draft horse toward oriental guitar and other clues. It lists numerous cross- referencing abbreviations and definitions such as health resort port and legislative educational body group ab. plus several short answers covering animals tools and objects.
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