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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1955
Page
9
The article argues that powerful Egyptian elements threaten war on Israel amid arms build‑up, warning that limited conflict could escalate to nuclear danger. It critiques Nasser’s regime, Arab leadership aspirations, and Western interests tied to bases and oil, urging restraint to preserve regional stability.
A San Francisco San Francisco meeting of the Western division of the American Psychiatric Association stresses that worry is normal and even healthy. A paper on the psychodynamics of realistic worry argues that worry in danger and distress marks a healthy mind, and citizens should worry about bills and global tensions in measured fashion.
The Alsops warn that Soviet sale of aged Mig-15s tanks and other surplus weapons to Egypt and other Arab states signals a shift in defense planning. Obsolescence and rising force in being pressure Washington, while Moscow funds rapid reequipping with newer fighters like the Farmer and Flashlight, potentially destabilizing the region.
Reader questions about knee swelling linked to chocolate. intermittent hydrarthrosis described with periodic knee involvement. Also discusses chest pain possible coronary disease, dizziness and memory gaps in a teenager, aspirin with alcohol, medications and alcohol interaction, and TB skin tests versus X-ray results. Conclusions suggest specialist evaluation and cautious drug use, with explanations of test results and exposure implications.
Hollywood gossip and awards chatter cover censorship in The Seven Year Itch film versus its Broadway play. Sally Forrest defends censors while recounting wardrobe cuts and offstage jitters. Final Audience Awards nominations spotlight Jimmy Stewart June Allyson, Marilyn Monroe’s Bus Stop on hold, and Peggy Knudsen’s Fox return. Hal Dickinson learns his daughter Martha joins The Black Widow charity club to bring Christmas baskets to orphans.
Washington columnist Thomas L. Stokes riffs on the perils of public scrutiny as Adlai Stevenson faces media glare over a photographed “glum” expression. He notes voters expect constant performance from presidential hopefuls and predicts future close examination of every move, with Stevenson likely to avoid the stare but risk irrelevant talk.
Mrs. Lawrence argues for a third path in parenting conflicts over chores. Rather than moving books herself or confronting a stubborn child, she recommends self correction, detaching from pushing will and modeling restraint. This disciplined example aims to reduce resentment and encourage cooperation.
The set of questions covers airline stewardess origin date May 15 1930, bird reproduction notes that California condors lay one egg and not yearly, altruists as those prioritizing others, and Cyprus located in the Mediterranean Sea.
NEWPORT Ky a 14 year old Tom Carr faced a half hour of fear clinging to a cliff wall of dirt and rocks. He and four companions wagered they could not reach the top. The others quit at 30 feet while Tom reached 25 feet from the summit before losing grip and calling for help. Rescue teams pulled him to safety about 30 minutes later.
Betty Lanza, wife of singer Mario Lanza, is hospitalized at Cedars of Lebanon with bronchitis and a slight fever. Doctors report her condition is not serious. she was admitted yesterday.
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The blue whale at about 100 feet ranks as the world’s largest animal, far exceeding the dinosaur and mastodon in length and mass. This sea giant surpasses all known land and air creatures in sheer size and scale.
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