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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1956
Page
8
The excerpt from Judges 20 7 invokes a call for advice and counsel on trust among people The phrase emphasizes moral guidance and the importance of trustworthy relations within the community
The Suez Canal lies blocked as 50 vessels sink and wrecks crowd the channel, with restoration potentially six to seven months away. Oil supplies to Britain drop sharply, while France faces industry strain. Arab resentment threatens future Middle East oil access and Europe’s lifeline. Egyptian President Nasser’s actions are cited as fueling the crisis and perception of sabotage.
Israel has seized about 50 to 60 million dollars worth of Egyptian military gear, including 100 tanks, 1,000 vehicles, 200 artillery pieces, and a mobile radar station. The loss widens the power gap with Egypt, whose own material and manpower suffered heavy blows in Sinai, altering Middle East balance and peace prospects.
A set of brief historical Q and A items including the Soviet end of war with Japan in 1956, vice presidential nominations by Adams and Jefferson, Robert E. Lee capturing John Brown, Booker T. Washington invited to the White House by Theodore Roosevelt, and acorn-bearing oak trees typically starting around age twenty.
The United States operates through the United Nations while the Soviet Union uses force outside it. The essay argues for strengthening U S representation at the UN to press for comprehensive solutions in Hungary and the Middle East, warning that the UN’s weakness risks a slide toward unilateral great power action.
Oklahoma City report notes a supermarket owner Ross Cobbs was robbed of $400. He asked to keep the checks, gunmen refused but promised to mail them. Cobbs later received the checks from a rural homeowner who found them in his mailbox.
Mr and Mrs Bob Wood who work at Texas Instruments in Dallas created a device that flashes a light when their baby cries. Wood, a technician, helped build the electronic gadget.
A letter by Dr. Onge Wl Crane Case argues psychology professors should accept a 24:1 student ratio to boost salaries. He claims higher ratios can fund overhead while increasing pay, citing Chicago high schools and Ford Foundation influence. He challenges critics and invites reader input while praising the plan's financial logic.
The doctor explains a hydrocele as fluid around the testicle, often without a clear cause but sometimes from infection or injury. Acute cases may need bed rest and needle drainage, while chronic forms use sclerosant removal or surgery, with antibiotics available for modern treatment.
The column discusses thyroid cancer symptoms and biopsy needs, notes cancer treatment improves after surgery, and explains skin disease lichen planus as linked to emotional stress with treatments like baths and injections. It also covers male impotence causes and mentions a chemical weld replacing a wedge in tool making.
Washington dispatch argues the Middle East mess exceeds any single nation's reach as British and French forces hold Port Said and the Suez area. It notes Nasser's grip in Egypt, delays in UN action, and growing Soviet influence threatening Western cohesion and oil security, urging rapid three power talks and realignment to curb a potential Communist advance.
The list decodes into a crossword style set of clues with Italian city names and common abbreviations. Answers include Milan Naples and Rome for cities, plus terms like mindset temper and overcome. It references a Bulgarian coin Hryvnia?
Wichita County Sheriff Weldon Bailey reports a Black man, Jamis Black, found dead near Burkburnett with fatal head injury. Black, a witness in Gene Paul Norris’s trial for stealing oilfield equipment, was last seen driving with two white men toward Wichita Falls. Norris remains free on $3000 bond.
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