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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1954
Page
12
The text cites Psalm 43 1 pleading to God for deliverance from deceitful and unjust men. It adds Sprat asserting all false practices and affections of knowledge are odious to God and deserve public rebuke, greater than any knowledge defect.
The article notes no action after the deadline set by French Premier Laniel for debate on the European Army. It argues France delays decisions to cling to power symbols, risking being left behind as Dien Bien Phu falls and Geneva peace efforts continue. Western allies may pursue new paths if Paris stalls.
Former FBI agent Matthew Cvetic running for Congress in Pennsylvania stresses anti communism in campaign speeches. He invoked the term communism about thirty times and referenced President Eisenhower only once, amid his GOP bid.
The March House vote slashed 6 million from the 15 million requested for the Smith Mundt and Fulbright exchanges, risking to wreck two way programs linking the U S with over seventy nations. Critics call the cut penny wise and foolish as it undermines prestige and influence abroad.
The doctor outlines postacute care for polio victims focusing on pain relief and muscle relaxation. Treatments include sedatives heat passive movement massage and time. Water therapy aids movement and walking progresses with braces as needed. Outcomes vary by severity and patient spirit affects final gains.
The piece contrasts two wives Mrs A and Mrs B and how they describe husbands to friends. It shows how shifting praise or fault shapes others views of the marriage and the men involved. A Navy ham radio op reports from Bennington survivors with setups at Newport and Quonset.
The dialogue discusses origins of the man in the moon myth with variants from myth and Bible. It then asks which fish has the longest life, answering Pike with an estimated 70 years.
Hollywood chatter notes many celebrities dislike panel formats while suggesting shifts in TV and film plans. Ann Sheridan and others plot projects. Marie Wilson recovers, Gordon Mac Rae weighs Railroad Hour, and Dan Don Taylor plans London meetings amid industry mood shifts.
Fifty refugees in Tel Aviv on the fourth day of hunger strike refuse doctors pleas and vow to die to protest Red persecution of Jews behind the iron curtain.
Washington report notes signs of an approaching election year with Republicans fearing loss of Congress. It cites Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield and President Eisenhower’s stance on trade and domestic policy, plus bipartisan oil land deals and campaign donations.
A fragmented crossword style clue list shows entries like weight of India and various down and across hints. The puzzle includes phrases such as out of the flying into the fire and denials, daggers, praise, and weapons with several unspecified grid positions and a note of an armed system conflict.
Luis Flores a 42 year old farm laborer sues Gary Crosby and his father Bing for 75000 damages claiming multiple pelvic fractures and serious injuries from last Monday’s auto crash. Two other plaintiffs seek 65000 each, naming the Crosbys in the fatal collision that killed a Mexican and injured five. The highway patrol clears Gary of blame.
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