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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1957
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution reports on DIAL ELS 0620 covering all departments. This item notes a coordinated update across divisions with emphasis on service efficiency and timely delivery of notices to the public.
Peter Edson describes the Supreme Court as deeply traditional, noting Friday conferences, drafting of opinions, and secrecy. The piece outlines handshakes, bench routines, staff continuity, and the court's long tenure with life appointments.
The excerpt contrasts God’s thorough forgiveness with the admonition to pursue truth and discernment. It cites Bishop Leighton urging forgiveness, while a biblical quote from Thessalonians warns that those who reject love of truth perish.
The piece argues the Soviet Union should not contest Japan's seat. It notes the shift of the U.N. from Eastern Europe to Asia and cites Russia's breach of pledges to satellite states. It lauds Japan as the first former enemy to join since World War II and praises its path toward peace and freedom.
France’s young premier Bourges sury proposed staged self-government for Algeria tied to a choice of independence. He won initial backing for a common European market and atomic pool, but the Assembly rejected the plan and toppled him, leaving Paris cautious and negative again.
The article argues Western powers rejected Russia’s call for a joint declaration against force in the Middle East. It warns removing the threat would let the Kremlin intensify subversion and Soviet influence. It states a firm stance is essential to help Middle East nations resist internal upheaval or invasion.
A collage of Q and A items covering various facts. The bill termed the Dare it of Abominations passed during John Quincy Adams administration. Mrs Eisenhower maiden name Mamie Geneva Doud. Earth travels toward Vega at roughly 43,000 miles per hour as the solar system moves through space. Mercury dime designer Adolph A. Weinman. its design appeared in 1916 and lasted until 1945.
Ill boy Little Boy Blue in Lakeville Mass suffers muscular dystrophy awaiting birthday broadcast. Jerry Lewis spearheads a closed NBC telecast linking studios to his hospital room with a million-dollar cast including Eddie Fisher and Walt Disney Mouseketeers to sing Happy Birthday and lift his spirits. Hospital says his curable condition improves with the increased friendly attention.
A reader column features Mary Haworth advising a minister's wife torn between resuming nurse training for missionary work and leaving her three young children. She urges prioritizing home, urging careful consideration of parental responsibilities, faith, and the impact on family before pursuing distant service.
A 69 year old woman paid self employed Social Security tax for two years but did not qualify as self employed. The columnist explains the District Director handles coverage rules but final decision rests with the Social Security Administration. The piece urges readers to verify coverage before paying tax and notes free guidance from the newspaper and Social Security offices.
In STOCTON California the City Council authorized purchase of a double-brush street sweeper to clean the left side of one-way streets, relieving City Manager John Lilly of accountability. Council debated how previous right-side sweepers handled left-side cleaning and Lilly admitted they had been ignoring one side.
Washington report notes Knowland bets on a conservative shift in California to reshape the GOP. He profiles as a potential future president if he can win the governorship and control a Republican ascent amid Democratic reapportionment battles.
The Sarga, first West Coast atom powered submarine, will be launched in Vallejo on Thursday. It will be the Navy's fifth nuclear powered submarine and will join the fleet after outfitting. Two other atomic subs are under construction at Mare Island Navy Yard, including the Halibut, first to pair guided missiles with atomic propulsion.
A fragmented word puzzle lists across and down clues with references to chess like terms and miscellaneous definitions. Entries include Napoleonic marshal and Japanese outcast plus terms such as Oriental nation, torturer, Greek letter, and husband of Gudrun, pointing to a crossword style grid.
A quirky list of wordplay clues yields quirky pairings and numbers. The items mix math like 30 and 44 with names like Guido and Tron while hints like scale and notation appear. Readers map clues to synonyms, puns, and minimal context.
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses whether excess stomach acid causes cancer, peptic ulcers, and inheritance of tuberculosis. He notes ulcers may accompany high acid and require monitoring, pregnancy tests for sex prediction are unreliable, kissing spreads germs but poses minimal risk, and overall cautions against undue worry over uncertain medical questions.
Peiping radio quoted that North Korea proposed establishing trade relations with South Korea in Tokyo. The report notes Communist North Korea put forward a trade pact as a step toward normalization, reflecting Cold War tensions and cross frontier diplomacy.
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