Lawton Constitution Information and Credits
The document lists editorial and publishing staff for the Lawton Constitution including Ned Shepler as editor and publisher and Joe House as managing editor. It notes department contacts, office address at 409-110 Avenue Lawton and post office box details, and affiliations with state and southern press associations and the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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BILL F_BENTI
Ted Ralston
R. Rice
W. D. Hargraves
Ave
Lawton
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern N Per Publishers Association
Ewspa
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Subscription Rates for Southwest Oklahoma Press
Payable in advance rates listed for Morning and Evening editions with Sunday, plus Constitution Press in Southwest Oklahoma by mail. The paper notes AP rights, exclusive republication of local and AP news, and a policy to correct any misstatements upon notification to management.
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Oklahoma
Constitution-Press
Constitution
Associated Press
Poem Excerpt Reflects Faith and Restful Trust
A compact verse segment reflects on divine protection and spiritual rest. The text interweaves biblical cadence with poetic admiration for comforting faith and the image of leaning on the Saviour. No contemporary events or people are cited.
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John
Longfellow
Eisenhower Secrecy Directive under Presidential Privilege
The piece argues that executive privilege protects confidential discussions and documents in high level matters. It cites Washington's principle that presidents decide what to disclose to Congress and notes past reversals when disclosures occurred. It asserts Congress cannot compel disclosure and emphasizes the presidency as co equal to Congress under the Constitution.
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Army- McCarthy
Army
John Adams
Senate
George Washington
Congress
National Security Council
Eisenhower
Mundt
Adams
Brownell
Lodge
Sherman Adams
NEA Washington
Peter Edson
Jonathan Daniels
Roosevelt
Daniels
Senate Agriculture Committee
Soviet Jet Bombers Escalate Threat To U S Defense Posture
The May Day Moscow air show revealed Tupolev-39 and Tupolev-37 jet bombers, with the latter poised to reach 720 units in two years. Analysts warn Soviet air power may outpace American defenses as intercontinental missiles and bomb stocks grow, prompting urgent reevaluation of warning and interception systems and the failed McGill Line strategy.
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Washington
Soviet Union
America
Strategic Air Army
Strategic Air Command
Moscow
Red Air Force
Soviet Strategic Air Army
Kremlin
McGill Line
Canada
57Th Parallel
McGill
Gamma globulin limited in polio prevention vaccination next
Dr Edwin P Jordan reviews gamma globulin studies showing limited use as poliomyelitis prevention. He notes weaker, nonlasting protection and supply limits, then highlights a three strain live virus vaccine in extensive trial to determine usefulness and safety for broad childhood protection.
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Edwin P. Jordan
The Mature Parent by Mrs Muriel Lawrence
A columnist urges parents to address the invisible moral damage from child vandalism by linking it to a child's sense of comfort and importance. She suggests using a child's own feelings and past incidents to teach respect for property and community, framing preservation as self-preservation.
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Muriel Lawrence
Johnny
Jim
Burial place of Mary Queen of Scots
Q and A style note lists Westminster Abbey as the burial place. It also asks how many presidents were House members and answers thirteen with John Quincy Adams having later served there. It mentions the Civil War clash Monitor versus Mer rimac and states the Monitor won.
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Mary, Queen of Scots
Westminster Abbey
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
House
Hollywood Celebrity Roundup of Moves and Marital Sparks
Hollywood gossip and casting notes from Erskine Johnson. Dan Dailey presses for three months a year with his son amid custody talks with ex Liz now remarried in Kansas. Marilyn Monroe Clark Gable plan The Lady and the Lumberjack at Fox while Dietrich weighs Black Widow lead.
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NEA
Hollywood
Dan Dailey
Liz
Dan
Kansas
Marilyn Monroe
Clark Gable
The
Fox
Segregation Decision Could Help Hurt GOP
Washington May 26 The Supreme Court ban on segregation in public schools creates a political paradox for the Republicans and Eisenhower. Southern voters may blame him by association with the decision, while some national gains could come from the broader push to end segregation in armed forces and national capital facilities. The President disavows direct influence on the ruling, stressing honest government and distancing himself from the court’s action.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Republican Party
South
Ington
National Capital
Deep South
Senate
Truman
Harry Truman
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Allan Shivers
Texas
Clothing the Family Across Puzzle Clues Solve
A list of crossword style clues includes entries for clothing items footwear verbs and chemistry terms and spans multiple theme lines with several short definitions and cross references for a family oriented grid. The surface reads like a mixed set of hints across clothes and science terms with occasional language notes and foreign word prompts.
Puzzle answer list with assorted word clues
Answer to Previous Puzzle.28 Pits 3 Passage DOWN 1 Sand his 20 Ascended 33 Pasture 22 Household 35 Moral gods 40 Weirder 24 Fluent 43 Wing shaped 25 Scottish island 45 Man s name 26 One 46 Where a hat transported is worn 47 Jason s ship 48 Pen name of Charles Lamb 50 Apollo s mother 52 Eleanor Roosevelt s first name 55 Grams ab
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Jason
Charles Lamb
Apollo
Eleanor Roosevelt
Silver Shipment Guarded At Tampico Wharf
Mexican soldiers stood guard on the Tampico wharf as a $730,000 silver shipment was loaded onto a German freighter. The 900 bars of silver were destined for the West German republic.
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Tampico
Mexico
U. S
Mamie Bates Plans For Farm Visits
Washington reports weekend trips to their Gettysburg area home will be on the fall schedule of President and Mrs Eisenhower. The First Lady says the home is being rebuilt on the 189 acre farm bought after World War II. She plans to decorate the house and implies the President will let her take the lead.
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Washington
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
White House
Farmer Breaks Leg in Hayloft Fall
Frederick Maryland report says Arthur N. Poole, a Woodbine farmer, fell from a hayloft and broke his leg. He lay for nearly 30 minutes before a neighbor found him. Firemen treated him in the barn and he was en route to Memorial Hospital in serious condition.
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Frederick, Md
Arthur N. Poole
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