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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1957
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Associated Press and religious themes with references to forgiveness and atonement. Content is incoherent, lacking clear persons, places, or events to form a concrete news item.
The article discusses the Intercontinental Ballistic Missile era led by Fort Sill training. It describes Honest John rockets, their range and power, and stresses Fort Sill’s role in preparing missile crews for modern warfare while underscoring the broader arms race and national security concerns.
A mixed question set covers Maj James Devereun now a Maryland congressman, John T Scopes charged for teaching evolution, the Holy Kaaba as Abrahamic relic, AWOL meaning absent without leave, marriage blood tests in most states, daily currency notes at the Bureau of Engraving, Library of Congress as the world’s largest library, and Rutherford B Hayes as the first Chinese mission president arrival.
In Brzeg County Poland, state farm unions under Gomulka’s reform transform agriculture. Directors say land is freed from past collectives, with 10,000 acres now state managed yet increasingly peasant owned. Wheat and corn plans shift to silage and pig production, boosting livestock and yields while urging voluntary cooperatives.
The doctor explains that hypertension is high blood pressure and stresses identifying its cause. Treatments include low salt diets and low sodium meals, though not all cases respond fully. An operation called sympathectomy has been used to widen blood vessels by cutting certain back nerves.
Edwin P. Jordan notes that blood pressure can be lowered with various treatments but not all patients benefit from each method. He highlights the use of Rauwolfia serpentina extracts as helpful for some hypertension cases, yet emphasizes these measures are not a final cure for the condition, especially malignant hypertension which progresses rapidly and requires aggressive action.
Hollywood gossip from Erskine Johnson highlights Frank Sinatra filming stunts and TV projects. It covers Barbara Stanwyck’s TV shift, Bil Kennedy’s wealthy playboy tale, Mexican shoot of Broadway Magic, Natal ie Wood denying affairs, Lee Remick’s marriage, Jimmy Stewart’s US tour for Night Passage, and music and TV star moves including Audie Murphy and Pat Boone casting.
One hundred twenty nine Lawton high school girls were initiated Saturday night as new Wolverettes pep club members. Candidates were presented to Lyntha Nicklas president by Kay Crossland vice president. Initiation rites were conducted by Judy Bledsoe Wolverine Janice Callicot creed Linda Tones school spirit Johanna Car Bin attitude. Officers introduced at the meeting were Nancy Joyner secretary PJ Cook treasurer and Carolyn Swinney reporter. A dance followed in the LHS cafeteria.
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes at the U.N. debate on Hungary reveals Soviet suppression and brutality in the satellite bloc. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. is praised for restraint and documentation. Ireland's Frank Aiken proposes phased withdrawal of troops to ease risk of a wider war.
United Press reports from Jerusalem say the likelihood of an Arab strike on Israel has dimmed for now despite new Syria ire. Ben-Gurion, Meir, and Dayan are abroad or on leave, with Israel not seeking new U S guarantees and relying on the Eisenhower Doctrine amid Soviet arms flowing to Syria. In Damascus, Gen Bizri claims the United States plans to attack Syria and that Arab states, including Jordan, should side with Syria if aggression occurs. He cites Turkish border troop movements and five U S warships near Syria as demonstrations of force.
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