The President's disability and the duty to decide
Denver reports on the President's improving condition raise questions about continuing governance. The piece argues only the President can make key war and peace decisions, while cabinet groups may handle routine matters. It notes the need for mature leadership and plans if disability endures.
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Denver
Mr. Hagerty
White House
National Security Council
Eisenhower
Washington
Indo-China
Formosa Strait
Geneva
Germany
Dulles
Treasury
State Department
Pentagon
Its The Law In Oklahoma Open Court Principles
Oklahoma fall court sessions are starting and open courts are discussed. The article explains court roles the bench jury witnesses plaintiff and defendant and stresses public access and the role of the press. It cautions hunters about trespass rules and the necessity of landowner consent for hunting or fishing.
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Law and Justice
Oklahoma
Waikiki Beach Vibes With Red Skelton On Vacation
Reporter basks on Waikiki with Red Skelton and Georgia Skelton at Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Describes surf, outrigger canoes, and a modern highway cutting through Honolulu. Notes age of canoes, veteran paddlers Neal Ifferson and Irving Blom, and thrill of catching the right wave.
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Diamond Head
Red Skelton
Georgia
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Honolulu
Waikiki Beach
University of Hawaii
Neal Ifferson
Neal
Irving Blom
Waikiki
National Whirligig Big Oil Deal Hastened Peron Overthrow
Washington column notes state that a proposed oil contract with Standard Oil of California helped topple Juan Peron in Argentina. The deal faced internal Peronist opposition, with pressures from the government oil monopoly and military leaders, and its fallout accelerated Peron’s departure after a $125 million credit during the Tru man era. The piece also covers Ike’s health and Gettysburg farm talk, plus U S diplomats and amateur ambassadors near the Iron Curtain.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Eisenhower
Ike
Denver
Gettysburg
State Department
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Peron
Latin America
Standard Oil of
California
U.S
Argentina
Yacramentos Petroloferos Fiscales
Chicago
GOP
U. S
Congress
Iron Curtain
Molly” Malone
Nevada
Bulgaria
Joe Holt
Pat Hillings
Moscow
Lawton Constitution Names Key Staff Members
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press lists editor and publisher Ned Shepler, business manager Bill F. Bentley, managing editors Ted Ralston and Nile, advertising manager W D Hargraves, mechanic supervisor Joe House, circulation manager H O Ahlschlager, and city circulation manager. Published every Sunday at 3rd and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma with post office second class status.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Business N
Ted Ralston
Joe House
H. O. Ahlschlager
Lawton
Okla
Congress
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Subscription Rates and Policies for Sunday Constitution Press
The notice lists subscription prices payable in advance for Sunday Constitution and Morning Press in various regions, with monthly and annual options and a two percent tax. It notes Associated Press rights, advertising rules for promotions, and commitment to correct misstatements upon notification.
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Constitution
Lawton
Squtewest
Oklahoma
Constitution-Press
Evening Constitution
Associated Press
AP News
Preacher’s Return Inspires Reflections On Faith
A narrator recounts meeting a familiar preacher weary yet hopeful, noting Christ as the living bread. Quotations from Mark and Matthew Arnold frame the scene with faith and perseverance amid overwork.
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Christ
Matthew Arnold
Right Of Ways Fueling Lawton Urban Highway Growth
The state urban highway program increasingly shapes city planning in Lawton. Widening Fort Sill Blvd and 11th street, underpasses, and a two highway interchange boost traffic flow. Lawton will need bonds to secure right of way, a cost worth the broad community gains.
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State Highway Department
Lawton
Fort Sill Blvd
11Th Street
Cache Road
Law
Public Roads Bureau
Highway Department
Carter County
Ardmore
Stephens County
Claremore
U.S
Lawter
Comanche County
Right To Know: Press Freedom A Public Responsibility
This piece argues freedom of the press serves all citizens by linking government openness to democratic accountability. It warns that postwar security fears fueled secrecy, risking a detached public, and urges publishers to press officials to keep government operations transparent.
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Congress
Bard
City considers separate traffic court facilities
Councilman Blunt Zorger suggests creating a dedicated traffic court to keep minor traffic violators out of the regular municipal court. The idea aims to spare women and others from mingling with a broader mix of offenders, including violators and others before the court.
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Zorger
Woodrow Wilson and the 28th Presidency Puzzle Notes
A historical puzzle answer key lists Woodrow Wilson as the 28th U.S. President and references his first wife Ellen Axson, with a long list of crossword clues and partial solutions including terms about politics and music, interlaced with biographical hints and related nouns.
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U.S
Woodrow
Ellen — Axson
White House
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Truman
Milton
Buenos Aires
Albert Nufer
Benson
Midwest
Old Farmer
The
Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
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W. D Hargraves
Mark
TIDE
Galbraith
Tommy
Harden
Secon
Atlantic
Scot
United
Merchand
Ise
Thailand
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Hay
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