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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1957
Page
6
Fragmentary note cites Nehemiah 9 6 and a quotation about wisdom and aging. The readable text hints at a moral reflection attributed to Jonathan Edwards and discusses prevention of folly. No clear event, date, or location is established.
Washington observers discuss Lyndon Johnson of Texas as a potential Democratic presidential candidate. His Senate leadership and initiative moves are noted, with analysis of his appeal to North and South delegates, governors, and convention dynamics amid civil rights concerns.
A writer compares Labor Day weekend road carnage to 110 houses wiped from a neighborhood, noting about 45 people died in highway accidents across the country. If each four deaths represented a family, 110 empty houses illustrate the scale and impact, urging caution for future holidays.
An unclear report references Hoffa testimony before a Senate committee and reactions from Sen McClellan, noting distrust in memory. The piece also mentions Floyd Patterson defending boxing prowess while Pete Rademacher is described as an amateur in a courtroom context, with chaotic quoted asides about truth and opinion.
A series of Q A prompts covers diverse topics from a Marshal Vito's family name to the identity of a chief in Yugoslavia and a question about Irish whiskey cake. The set includes a question about a Paris figure, a claim of a 30 ton paint effort, a Central American president’s assassination in Guatemala, U S ice cream production in 1956 at about 651 million gallons, and a definition of theocracy as government run by ecclesiastics.
In Poznan the Cegielski Works show a dramatic shift from wartime control to a modern management. New director Willi Bernatovich leads with technical training while chief engineer Shigniew Lukomski and workers council head Felix Nowacki foster a more open, if still hard, workplace. Strong memory of past repression lingers as workers celebrate freedom yet face low wages and tough conditions amid electrification and upcoming diesel engine production.
Dr George W Crane defends himself against charges from psychologists labelled white rat critics. He claims jealousy and bias drive attacks on his text and credentials while praising his two doctorates and association memberships. He notes accusations about teaching positions and a miscaptioned photograph claiming he teaches at Northwestern. He urges readers to contact him through this newspaper for his book.
The question from Mrs RB asks about maslitis in middle aged women and recurrence after tumor removal. The doctor explains it likely refers to mammary inflammatory disorder with unclear cause and notes it is characteristic, recommending further evaluation and management.
Dr Edwin P. Jordan answers reader questions on distinguishing cystic mastitis from cancer during surgery, effects of salt water softeners on hypertension, radioactive fallout and mental illness, and selecting a dermatologist or skin specialist for tattoo removal.
Washington report notes former Republican Wayne Morse resumes rebellion after joining Democrats. Morse denounces the civil rights law as a sham, while Strom Thurmond’s one man filibuster challenges party unity. The piece maps Oregon tensions with Senator Richard Neuberger and outlines shifting Democratic gains and cross regional alliances shaping civil rights politics.
A collage of cryptic style clues spans actors, utensils, garments, weights, and everyday terms. Names, numbers, and places surface in a puzzle grid with terms like skeleton part towel emend and garlic hints, inviting solution of cross referenced words.
Answers to clues include aria for operatic solo maplegens gaunt narrow way privation crafts sea of Zeus bewildered myth saucy electrical essential machine being assail boundary natural power combine form oriental coin and more, forming a themed puzzle collection of terms and definitions.
Bonn reports West German police were alerted to block any attempt by East German backed Communists to disrupt next Sunday's general elections. Rioting in 1933 and East German funds cited. police prepared to move swiftly as more than 35 million voters head to the polls to decide Chancellor Adenauer's fate.
Taos New Mexico and Phoenix Arizona river runners planned a 69 mile trip through the Rio Grande gorge on an inner tube and plywood plank raft. Six predecessors died attempting the run and an airplane failed to spot them yesterday. Jim Lindsey, 32, and Low Beltis, 29, entered the gorge Sunday morning aiming for Taos Junction bridge about 20 miles northwest of Taos. no immediate safety concerns reported.
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