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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1957
Page
6
The text states that life’s only significance lies in helping establish God's kingdom through personal acknowledgment of truth. It references Jesus asking a man cast out to believe in the Son of God, citing John 9:35 to emphasize belief and recognition of Christ.
The article argues the Soviet Union faces grave internal economic and political stress. Khrushchev remains in trouble after Molotov and Malenkov ousters, with power dynamics unsettled. The sixth five year plan is being scrapped by end of 1958 and replaced by a seven year plan, signaling deeper economy problems amid drought, Hungarian unrest, and armaments pressures.
The federal forecast shows a surplus near 1.53 billion for the year ending next June, a third straight year of surplus. Tax receipts are rising to about 73.5 billion, supporting the economy while federal spending climbs to a record 72 billion. If business grows, surpluses rise. if spending increases, the surplus shrinks. Tax cuts loom as an election year favorite, with debt reduction also under consideration as the ballooning economy keeps the government out of trouble.
Questions and answers cover early domestication of the chicken with Chinese records around 2400 BC and define Grimaldi Man as a prehistoric human type found in caves near Grimaldi, Italy. It also notes General George B. McClellan opposed Lincoln in the 1864 Democratic nomination.
Washington a political commentary arguing the U S government hides facts about the missile race. It cites radar tracking, ICBM forecasts, and Soviet advances to claim officials mislead the public, urging the President to disclose blunt truths and mobilize the nation.
Mary Haworth answers readers about obtaining titles from publishers and stores. She urges asking managers, placing special orders, or writing to publishers service departments for titles like If You Adapt A Child and Is Adoption For You. The exchange also covers a personal note about greeting someone on the street and Mary Haworth's guidance delivered through her newspaper column.
A reader asks about deductions from railroad retirement during 1941–43 and whether the $400 credited to Social Security is refundable. The response clarifies that railroad retirement is part of Social Security but governed separately, and explains the value of the $300 total credited to the individual's record for future benefits, disability, or survivors. It stresses that benefits come from earned credits and are not a simple refund, urging readers to consider the long-term protection provided.
The Lawton Fort Sill Amateur Radio Club will meet at 7 30 p m today in the city council chambers. President Bill Pierce says guest speaker will be RCA engineer Bill Groves to discuss ultra high frequency propagation. Charles Hoggatt, bounty emergency coordinator, will give a report on a storm warning network meeting attended in Oklahoma City September 26.
Washington buzzes over a volatile mix of satellite fears and meteor myths as experts discuss an icy warhead powered satellite. discourse touches Red threat, ballistic tech, and eerie weatherball speculation while reporters chase the truth behind alleged storage batteries and airborne signals.
Avho died Tuesday at his Medicine Park home as of the March officiating minister. services at Cache cemetery with bearers Jack Slaughter John Crabtree Al Tuggle Kenneth Sing Guy Overton and Jack Beas Honorary bearers included Arnold Overton C A Gassec F A Perry E Hillary Jim McClain and Glenn Zw distilling plant is being constructed at a cost of 10 million dollars.
A scrambled Hollywood roundup mentions Jayne Mansfield and Bing Crosby scoring laughs, a feuding moment with Zsa Zsa Gabor, and questions about Bob Hope and others heading to Las Vegas. It notes shifts in TV and stage stars, with references to Sophia Loren, Mary Martin’s daughter, and modern screen pairings amid a turbulent entertainment scene.
A garbled OCR fragment compiles scattered clues and word parts including phrases like Sea eagle Heraldic chant and Uncle Tom's pet. The text lacks coherent context, names, dates, or events suitable for a fuller summary.
The readable bits list items such as Ariade 25 Louvre Mona 26 Dinner cour 27 Tropics spidi 28 Deed 29 Sharpen MM Pertilizers 33 Pull out threads 138 Live 40 interidrs 41 Gola digger e 42 Peri's capik r 43 Portent. The text appears as disordered fragments from a catalog or checklist with no clear narrative or dates.
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