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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1957
Page
6
The Church stands as a symbol of the finest alms and aspirations of the human heart. It has outlived changing times of peace and war, prosperity and low mood, and many 8 sad and fancy,. Edgar A. Guest.
Eisenhower and Macmillan meet amid strains since Suez. They reaffirm support for NATO and plan joint work on nuclear weapons and rocketry while seeking freer Allied scientific cooperation. They may attend NATO’s Paris meeting and urge Congress to ease limits on collaboration. The talks aim to transform promises into action.
The stock market, after a historic long advance, slid sharply with losses in the billions. Outside observers admit puzzlement as many factors worry investors. Yet the economy stays strong and the market rebounds in a rocket like surge totaling 7.2 billion in a single day.
A collage quotes Rev John D Eric of Boston on Sputnik and a United States pastor’s concern over Soviet power. James C. Zeder envisions solar powered cars by century’s end. Elizabeth quotes and George Romney critique ego driven by automobiles and hint at broader leisure pursuits.
The Tongass National Forest sits on Alaska s southeastern coast, spanning over 16 million acres and ranking as the state s largest national forest. Greenland hosts the first Christian church in the Western Hemisphere with Eric the Red s mother building a Mone church near Narsarssuak around 1000 A.D. The ruins remain visible today.
Joseph Alsop argues Soviet gifts to Syria signal a broader, hidden plan to project power in the Middle East. He notes large Russian freighter traffic through the Bosphorus, a submarine base near Latakia, extensive stockpiling, and the construction of four jet airfields with room for more. He warns the crisis echoes Korea era tensions and questions the true aim of Moscow’s heavy aid to Syria.
In a troubled marriage of 13 years Mary Haworth and her husband argue over work and home life. He laments her independence and desire to keep a career, while she cites professional ties and social circles. A July fight ended in a firing stroke, leaving estrangement as they navigate future plans.
A reader asks if a four month period of sulking after a domestic slap constitutes irreparable harm. The counselor notes long sulking can signal emotional illness and warns the forgiving party may exploit the situation. Advice: seek perspective, stop self-blame, and consider psychiatric help. An unrelated item mentions a new islet rising near Volcano Horta.
A reader asks about burial funeral benefits and survivor credits. Answers note a $390 lump sum burial benefit if the husband dies first, and explain Social Security credits needed for benefits at 65. Advice covers quarters, civil service interaction, and contacting the Baltimore Social Security Office for a wage statement.
Washington observer Marquis Childs analyzes Soviet TU-104 claims and U.S. jet airliner competition. He notes Boeing and McDonnell Douglas invest heavily, the need for upgraded airways control, and the role of government action led by Elwood Quesada to modernize civilian and military aviation for global leadership.
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains acne in teens as a physical disorder with strong psychological impact. It commonly affects face neck chest and shoulders, starts as a red lump and may form whiteheads. Causes include infection and diet, with worse symptoms after sweets. summer sun and exercise often improve it. Treatment includes medical guidance on local care diet and overall health. Sandpaper or wire brushing can improve scars. psychology and family support are crucial. Farm motor trucks in the United States numbered less than 1,000 in 1919, but reached 2%million by 1953.
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