Lawton Constitution Advertising and staff notices
The Lawton Constitution lists personnel including BILL F. BENTLEY as Business Manager and TED RALSTON as Managing Editor, with advertising and circulation staff details. It notes office hours evenings Monday through Friday at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma and references post office mailing and association memberships.
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Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
D Grave
Anhlsch
Exchanel
Third and A Avenue
Lawlor
Oklahoma
Lawton
Act of Congress
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Fursishers Association
Our Changed World: A Call to Liberty and Survival
In a changed world since Oct 4, the USSR’s missile strides end the nuclear stalemate and reshape global power. The United States faces a dual task: outpace Russia in decisive weapons and persuade free peoples to embrace liberty over tyranny, amid fears of radiation and total domination. The challenge demands unprecedented effort to demonstrate freedom’s true measure.
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United States
Soviet Union
West
Russia
Questions and Answers on U S Money and History
The document presents trivia including a new U S dollar design issued this year with God We Trust moved to the back, five of 39 English monarchs buried abroad, the white potato first raised in Peru, 1926 German sugar from wood, interstate marker limits, the Great Seal affixed after presidential signature, and day start at midnight.
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William the Conqueror
The
United States
Quotes and quips from leaders on education and society
A column of quotes from Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell Vladimir Lavrov Hubert Humphrey Lyndon Johnson Nathan M. Pusey and William F. Rogers discussing roles of women education space policy and political rhetoric. The remarks span America’s wartime unity postwar relations space ambition and youth as a national resource.
U S Research Spending Outpaces Russian Efforts
Edson surveys U S research financing, noting over 5.2 billion dollars in government research this fiscal year. He cites 37 government research units, 3.9 billion for national programs, 2 billion in defense research, and extensive private contracts and training of 40,000 scientists. He argues for clearer direction and potential congressional inquiry.
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Feter Edson Waslington
NEA
United States
Budget Bureau
Department of Defense
Air Force
Army
Mealth
Charles E. Wilson
Neil H. McElroy
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Public Health Service
PHS
Department of Agriculture
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
National Science Foundation
International Geophysical Year Department of Interior
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Standards
Congress
AEC Opens Fourth Foreign Office in Tokyo
The Atomic Energy Commission opened its fourth overseas office in Tokyo to advise on peaceful atomic energy. Head W Herbert Pennington of Quarryville PA will oversee consulting and power agreement implementation with Japan, Nationalist China, the Philippines, South Korea, Thailand, New Zealand, and Australia. His assistant at the U S Embassy is A S Roessler of Santa Fe.
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Tokyo
Atomic Energy Commission
W. Herbert Pennington
Quarryville
U.S
Japan
China
Philippines
South Korea
Thailand
New Zealand
Australia
AEC
London
Paris
Burgos Aires
Pennington
Mary Haworth Seeks Guidance From Unresponsive Manhattan Employer
A reader describing an idle secretary role in Manhattan asks for advice after over a month with no assigned work, a lingering paycheck, and mysterious gaps in mail and contact. The column suggests approaching executives, switchboard and mail room, then payroll, and finally writing to the top official to demand action or resignation.
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Mary Haworth
Manhattan
Joose
Switchboard
Switchboard Department
Haworth
Need For Science Teachers Outlined In Oklahoma
Lawton figures show science education lagging due to teacher shortages. Superintendent John Shoemaker warned rapid population growth will strain schools, with 580,000 state aid expected to fund a 71 room addition to Lawton schools and new facilities in nearby areas. He cited rising enrollment, looming junior high inadequacy, and efforts to accelerate advanced classes while noting parental influence and teacher quality matter in confronting juvenile delinquency.
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Oklahoms
John Shoemaker
Lawton
Umer
Juore
United States
Reis
Russia
Oklahoma
Shoemaker
Meivente
Silene
Lawton High School
Prean Grove
Oklahom
Hoemaker
Tremor Hits Tokyo Downtown With Brief Shocks Tonight
A minor earthquake rattled central Tokyo causing brief tremors and temporary shaking. No damage reports or injuries were immediately confirmed as residents felt the quake for a few seconds and officials awaited further updates.
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Tokyo
Washington Calling Will Killian End Rivalry In Missile Race
The Army pushes a Jupiter based defensive missile linked to Nike systems while Air Force officials question control. Secretary McElroy authorizes six Jupiter satellites to showcase capabilities amid industry and MIT ties. Critics fear bureaucratic power shifts and national security costs.
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Army
Air Force
Defense
Charles E. ‘Wilson
Redstone
Alabama
John Nickerson
Nickersons
Neil McElroy
Werner von Braun
Thor
Dr. Killian
The Doctor Explains The Common Cold Insights
The piece notes the season of sniffles with an average three to four colds per person annually and three days of incapacity. It covers viruses, incubation, resistance, and that transmission in close contacts is not assured. It warns against self medication and advises to rest when a cold seems imminent.
Musical Interlude ACROBE Indigo 1 My Gal iSong
Fragmented OCR reading lists musical terms and garbled phrases with scattered word fragments. It mentions singing voice scale and various misprinted items, ending with a nonsensical line about pain negatives and an unclear DOWN entry.
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Indigo
Rome
Eveda
Drees
Press of
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