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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1963
Page
3
A Resources for the Future study concludes the United States has enough resources to support a 2 trillion dollar economy by 2000 and continue expanding into the 21st century. It outlines land needs, energy, housing, wealth, and water challenges with forecasted population growth and rising output.
Builders employ chemical systems from Dewey & Almy and other firms to prevent freezing of concrete, waterproof surfaces, and shield structures from wind and salt spray. Projects like Travelers Insurance in Hartford embed hot water networks to melt snow, while stainless steel seawalls defend Florida fronts and epoxy caulking seals cracks.
Olive Stimson, 20, from Peterborough, had planned three marriages in one month but each fiancé cancelled. She declared on Sunday that she is finished with him and blamed him for not facing up to the wedding.
The notice lists monthly and yearly rates for Morning Press Sunday and Constitution services in Lawton area including per copy prices for specific editions. It provides mail subscription figures for multiple counties and delivery options, with separate rates for in-state and out-of-state addresses and special notes on shorter terms and tax.
The Supreme Court meets in Washington to issue opinions and orders ahead of a two week recess for continued opinion writing.
Detroit AP report notes Gov. George Romney campaigns for a new Michigan constitution in today’s vote opposed by Democrats and labor leaders led by AFL-CIO president August Scholle. The proposal creates four year terms, eliminates finance abuses, reduces agencies, and reshapes apportionment.
A pithy roundup notes Rhode Island bans pouring pickle juice on railroad tracks and Alabama forbids plowing cotton with an elephant. It cites quips on liberty, risks from loose rugs, Texas canned chili, biblical Aramaic, blue protection beliefs, and misc. trivia about Kennedy and generals.
In two days, quakes struck Hendojan and Esfarayen areas in Iran causing deaths and heavy damage. The Red Lion and Sun Society organized aid with food medical supplies and doctors rushing to scenes as communications remained poor. A previous western Iran quake last week caused no deaths, while last September’s 12 000 death toll quake remains described as Iran’s worst.
Cub Scout Pack M7 at Taft school held an awards ceremony led by cubmaster Bill Mayes. Mrs. Alvin Roof received honors for three years as den mother and moved to a Webelos den. Den 3 conducted the opening and closing ceremonies. Awards were given to Alton Berry Jerald Czernecki Larry Rominger and others for Wolf badge denner stripes arrow points and Black Beaver council patch. Webelos patches were awarded to several youths including Harry Roof Steve Carlton and Michael Fink.
More than 700 couples wed at the London Registry Office on Saturday to meet the April 5 deadline for claiming tax relief on 1962 income.
A Cub Scout meeting at Garfield school featured a brief history of several states presented by Mrs. Bud Story's Den 4. Participants included Joe and James Blomgren Steven Justice Danny Shepard and Dennis Story.
A Trans-Canada Airlines jet with 138 aboard diverted to MacDill AFB in Tampa after a landing gear malfunction. The crew circled over two hours to burn excess fuel before a safe, flawless landing at the base with enhanced emergency facilities available.
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