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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1957
Page
6
A brief verse-style note emphasizes unwavering trust in divine support. It proclaims that the soul who relies on God will not be abandoned in moments of distress. The message reinforces perseverance and faith as guiding principles in hardship.
The president relies on persuasion rather than force, yet his conservative allies in Congress resist change and maintain their hold within the Republican Party. Historians may note the era left the party largely shaped by entrenched conservatives, with soft talk and silence failing to alter power dynamics.
A New Jersey gubernatorial contest between incumbent Democrat Robert B. Meyner and GOP challenger Malcolm Forbes is viewed as a bellwether for national politics. Despite limited state issues, Meyner would gain national attention if victorious, with potential 1960 presidential implications, while both parties see the outcome as signaling broader political trends.
A collage of remarks from Nikita Khrushchev Lester B Pearson and Syngman Rhee plus Sheriff Braden on war, awards, work hours and economic aid. The varied statements reflect national leaders and local officials weighing risk endurance and support during tense times.
The text lists questions and answers on topics like Nobel Peace Prize timing, US time standard adoption in 1883, Roman nose stereotypes, and average water temperature in a sea. It mixes factual dates with common misconceptions and imprecise phrasing.
Joseph Alsop outlines the August power clash in the Soviet leadership. Khrushchev seeks to curb Zhukov after Tito and Gomulka aid. Zhukov gains police control, but Khrushchev maneuvers to remove him, aided by Tito and Belgrade intrigue.
A husband with 15 years of marriage and three children describes his wife taking a full time job. He says her reasons shifted to independence and potential separation, while he values his role and salary, and asks for guidance without threats. He notes strain on family duties and doubts net income gain. He invites his wife to share her perspective.
A reader cites two sons paying Social Security tax and asks when they can collect, noting potential family benefits if one dies. The adviser responds that benefits depend on earnings, quarters, and age, and explains farming self employment rules with timelines for qualification and retroactive dates, plus a suggestion to consult the Social Security office for a farming booklet.
In this Lawson Constitution advice column, Mary Haworth counsels men to support wives pursuing earnings beyond domestic roles. She suggests cooperative redistribution of chores, modeling respectful affection, and reviewing past control or financial tensions to strengthen marriage as the wife seeks self fulfillment through work.
New York dispatch reports the book Deadline Every Minute recounting the United Press rise from 1907 start with 363 clients to 4833 worldwide. It chronicles wartime reporting code breaking censorship and bold dispatches amid corporate tension and dangers.
Washington nov. 4 fortunes worth from 75 million to a billion fuel the debate on government policy. Fortune magazine’s survey highlights oil wealth as a major source of modern American wealth and notes tax loopholes that let the very rich minimize taxes. It cites depletion allowances and the influence of big oil in Congress led by Rayburn and Johnson. Jean Paul Getty and the Mellons appear among the wealthiest, with Kennedy noted as a rising political figure.
A compact puzzle item listing multiple clue prompts with numbers for Zeppelins biblical names writers and others. It hints at a crossword style answer keyed to Gertrude and other terms, guiding a solver through Roman roads garments and island names.
The doctor discusses seborrhea a common scalp condition causing itching and white scales under hair. Oily seborrhea dulls cleanliness, with hair follicles clogged by oil and scales, sometimes speeding hair loss. factors include disease fatigue anemia and poor ventilation from hats. Local treatment centers on crust removal and stimulating applications, though hair loss may occur during cleansing.
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