Solons Delay Major Bills in Congress Analysis
Washington based Edson column reviews final House actions on Eisenhower proposals. Of 163 White House recommendations, 64 enacted, 99 unenacted. many enacted only in part. Items held include civil defense, veterans pensions, tax relief, school and state aid, and federal personnel reforms.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
Eisenhower
White House
O.K
Congress
Cordiner
Veterans’ Affairs
Bradley Commission
Fryingpan- Arkansas
Colorado
Statehood
Hawaii
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hoover Commission
Apward
Lawton Oklahoma Daily Ad Rates and Editorial Staff Notice
The document lists the Lawton Oklahoma newspaper staff including Ned Shepler as editor and publisher Bill F Bentley as business manager and Ted Ralston as managing editor along with advertising and circulation roles. It states the paper is published evenings Monday through Friday and regulated under prior act, noting association memberships and AP reprint rights. It also describes advertising terms and its commitment to correcting misstatements if brought to management’s attention.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Belor
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Believers Add To The Lord Multitudes In Acts Message
A religious reflection cites Acts 5 14 noting believers and many in the church grow in number both within and outside the church. Josiah Strong is quoted urging Christianity as a living faith linked to a loving Christ rather than mere creed or ceremony.
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Christ
Josiah Strong
Meaning of Democracy in a Government of Laws
Democracy means choosing leaders and enjoying freedom within the public good, paired with government by law. It asserts laws made by the people, interpreted by courts, changed only via orderly amending or repealing, and requires accepting majority decisions even when personally disagreeing to avoid chaos.
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Jas
They Say and Speech Fragments Across Nations
The excerpt cites varying remarks from a Kennedy speech on Algerian independence valued at rifles to rebels, a British Lords’ joke about marriage, Zsa Zsa Gabor’s tirade on Hollywood, and a Cyprus independence debate with foreign officials.
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John F
Kennedy
Algiers
Zem
House of Lords
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Questions And Answers on Medical Facts and History
A set of Q A style entries explains chlorpromazine as a relaxing drug used to ease tensions in the mentally disturbed. It notes Queen Victoria’s reign length, describes anthrax as a disease affecting animals and humans, classifies coriander in the parsley family, and names the Colorado River as the Nile of America. It also mentions the U S three cent coins with two varieties minted 1851 73 and 1865 93.
U S Says Flu Not Epidemic Yet Officials Say Not Nationwide Spread
Public Health Service officials voiced concern over large local flu outbreaks while stressing the disease has not become a nationwide epidemic. New York City and Milwaukee face month long surges with limited vaccine supply. A PHS spokesman noted no increase in virulence and about 15 deaths linked to the illness.
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Washington
Public Health Service
New York City
PHS
New York
Milwaukee
Alter Elicotts
Mary Haworth and Advice for Overwhelmed Feelings
A 65 year old woman seeks guidance on feelings of disorganization, guilt, and anxiety affecting daily life after years in office work and family distance. She asks for reassurance, possible life changes, and practical steps while noting strong faith and a history of a husband’s drinking problem.
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Mary Haworth
Mind slipping in aging women linked to iron and iodine status
Mary Haworth notes aging women may feel mental confusion and depression as anemia and nutrient gaps affect cognition. She cites iron intake of 12 mg daily for adults and 35 mg for adolescents and pregnant women, and argues dietary iron from protein and B vitamins suffices. If symptoms persist, consult a doctor or gerontologist.
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Adelle Davis
Harcourt, Brace
Davis
Mary Haworth
Lawton Constitution
The
Washington Post
King Features Syndicate
Its Your Money: Social Security Q&A From 1957
A syndicated advice column answers reader questions on Social Security benefits. It explains earnings limits for widows and the effect of reaching age 72, noting the monthly checks and restrictions prior to the birthday, with a light rustic tone and references to common reader queries.
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D. B. Gallagher
Qur
Goort
W.h-L
Be.s
General Features Corp
Prank Fatal To Schoolboy
A 14 year-old boy, John Daly Graham of Scarsdale, was killed by a New York Central express train after two companions prank played on him at Mount Vernon station. The youths grabbed his books and separated him from the platform, leaving the texts on the opposite side, causing him to dash back into the path of the oncoming train. The two friends were hospitalized in shock.
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Mount Vernon
N.Y
New York Central Railroad
John Daly Graham
Scarsdale
Graham
Washington Calling Moderates Lead in Race Crisis
Washington observer Marquis Childs weighs moderates like Brooks Hays Hale Boggs and senators Hill and Sparkman against extremists in the Little Rock crisis. He argues moderation could keep South and North from further polarizing and prevent federal intervention, while warning that loss of moderates would push the region toward isolation and conflict.
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Marquis Childs Washington
Little Rock
George B.timmerman Jr
South Carolina
Brooks Hays
Little, Rock
Orval
Faubus
Hays
South
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Lister Hill
Jobin Sparkman
Alabama
Mason and Dixon
Brooks
The Doctor Says Catscratch Disease Explained
Dr Edwin F P Jordan explains cat scratch disease linked to cat scratches with fever and swollen lymph glands. Review of 160 cases across 27 states shows typical symptoms after scratches, diagnosis via skin test, and generally good recovery with limited antibiotics. A note on not giving up pets despite low odds of finding sea gold.
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Edwin FP. Jordan, MD
Cincinnati
Europe
United States
Travel Talk Across in Angeles and Other Clues
Puzzle list with geography and word clues across and down. Answers reference diverse items from Angeles to Louvre, Persia, Mount Pillarit, Arabian gulf, and social events of the Twenties with various definitions and wordplay.
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Angeles
California
Mona
Louvre
Persia
Mount Pillarit
Arabian Gulf
Pon
Philadelphia
Puzzle Clue Grid Yields Mixed Sports and Terms
A compact set of crossword style clues covers river and Greek mountain terms along with football and statistical hints. Entries include river name, Greeks, oils, dates, seals, nullity, and high cards as scattered items in a themed puzzle.
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United Sates
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Selyyn Lloyd
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Nile of
America
U.S
U Wea
Whamsters
Mary. Haworth
Teri
Galbraith
MA Arnt
Bob
Senator Hill
Tennessee Valley Authority
Hill-Burton
National Institute of Health
Robert A. Taft
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