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We should look to the Sacrament for a special revelation
The text urges seeking Christ and truth in the Sacrament, noting the communion service allows something from outside to enter spiritual natures. A quote from Rev. Charles A. Savage is included, plus a biblical verse from Jeremiah 2 36 about turning away from Egypt and Assyria and shame.
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Monroney Praises Oklahoma's Senate Leaders Kerr and Monroney
The piece highlights Oklahoma's recent state visits by U S senators Kerr and Monroney. It stresses Monroney's rising stature, calls Oklahoma well represented, and urges his re election next year.
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Ike's Timetable After His Illness Hints at Recovery Path
Reports from Denver indicate President Eisenhower faces a strong recovery odds but remains in danger from the original heart attack. Doctors suggest life after recovery could resume normal activity, with possible retirement questions depending on heart performance and term constraints.
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Why is the tomato called a love apple in Europe
The tomato was named pomme d amour in French when first brought to Europe meaning apple of love. It contrasts with notes on advertising leaders and Stonehenge dating and wild horses.
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Molotov Humiliation Signals Soviet Policy Shift
The piece argues Molotov's public embarrassment reveals a broader shift from rigid Stalinist doctrine to Khrushchev's smiling opportunism. It links Molotov's downfall to a split in Kremlin leadership, noting his sidelining from key talks, editorial critiques, and the move toward relaxation with the West and new arms diplomacy with Egypt and others.
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Bop Hop at Lawton Rec Center Saturday Night
Rodney Pope announces a Bop Hop at Lawton Recreation Center at 14th and Bell Saturday night with Abe Lincoln as DJ spinning records. An added attraction includes a bop contest with a winning couple receiving $10 in records from Hardy.
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Japanese Officer To Arrive Friday At Fort Sill Visit
Lt Gen Takeo Tsutsui chief of Japan's ground staff arrives Friday for a three week tour of U S military sites. Maj Chikara Sakamoto accompanies him as aide. Tour includes West Point and about 20 installations. Suggs music store grand prize dance 8 to 11 p.m. 50 cents admission. Pope invites teen students not required to join Recreation Center.
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U S Hopeful Wary As Big 4 Meet Nears
Marquis Childs reports from Washington as Geneva nears the four power foreign ministers conference. Preparations intensify with position papers in play under Douglas McArthur 2nd while Dulles signals cautious optimism about German reunification.
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Burglary Trial Opens for Walter Caldwell Today
Walter Caldwell faces a second degree burglary charge with jury selection completed for the hearing before District Judge Toby Morris. The trial, delayed from Tuesday due to jury needs in a separate murder case, began this afternoon after a 1:55 p.m. panel release. Vernon Field leads the prosecution and Dwight Malcolm defends Caldwell.
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Thieves Return Visit Steals Third Hub Cap
A morning police report cites two minor thefts with five arrests by evening. Lucille Jones reported hub caps taken from two cars, and a 1954 Oldsmobile cap stolen Monday night. another mystery theft involved a thermostat control found in a vacant lot. Police investigate possible store theft source and how the object reached the lot. Arrests include Betty Johnson, Sgt Lloyd Collier, Pauline Hood. court actions include Jeannie Briscoe, Joan Dixon, Norman Moore, and Pfc Robert Miller with various charges and bonds.
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Prank or Fire No Truck Scare in Town
Firefighters awakened at 6 30 a m to investigate a reported truck fire in the 200 block N Second but found no truck or vehicles at 214 N Second and no one present to confirm a blaze. The incident appeared to be a prank.
Platter Spinner Across 1 Robbin and More
Across clues create a word ladder style puzzle listing names and terms. Down clues include chases gorge educe Delaware ab narrow fille and other entries such as goddess of discord pewter coins and camel's hair cloth.
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Prisoner Caught After Sill Escape
A Fort Sill prisoner named Royce R. Swan, 17, of the 11th Airborne at Fort Campbell Kentucky, escaped a work gang Monday afternoon and was apprehended at 8:45 p.m. while thumbing a ride on U S 277 near Porter Hill. CID agents reported the capture and returned him to the Sill stockade. he wore Army fatigues at the time.
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Negro Is Held In Rape Probe
A 37-year-old Lawton Negro man was held in county jail awaiting investigation of accusations by his wife that he molested and possibly raped her daughter from a former marriage. The wife was jailed on a vag rancy charge for neglecting her family. Bond for the woman was set at 100 dollars. County attorney staff awaited interviews as investigators pursued the accusation. No charge had been filed against the man at noon today.
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World’s Largest Painting Ever Created By Raoul Dufy
The 35 foot high by 200 foot long mural titled The Electricity Fairy by Raoul Dufy is cited as the world’s largest painting. It showcases Dufy’s bold color and fluid line as a monumental decorative work.
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