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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1963

Page

3

Study Launched to Avert Nationwide Railroad Strike

President Kennedy forms a three member emergency board led by Samuel Rosenman to resolve a four year railroad labor dispute. The panel will draft settlement proposals within 30 days and negotiate another 30 days. The five unions represent about 200000 on track workers.

Kennedy Samuel S. Rosenman New York Supreme Court Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry S. Truman Law Nathan Feinsinger University of Wisconsin Clark Kerr University of California Kerr Feinsinger Rosenman Dwight D. Eisenhower Simon H. Rifkind U.S New York

Advisory Group Urges Nationwide Drug Crackdown

Washington reports that a presidential commission urged a massive attack on big-time drug smugglers and dealers. It also called for strict federal control of manufacturing and distributing habit forming hypnotics and stimulants, including barbiturates and amphetamines. Kennedy praised the interim findings and said the government will study and support the commission's proposed actions.

Washington API Kennedy Advisory Commission Commission FE. Barrett Prettyman White House

Compromise Ends French Mine Strike

Paris AP reports France's coal miners will reopen mines this weekend after a month long strike ended with a compromise. The agreement grants a 65 percent pay hike starting April 1 with boosts to 12.5 percent by next April 1 and guarantees a fourth vacation week. De Gaulle faced wage protests and broader union pressure as talks began.

Paris France Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle

Tree Talk 1 Shrub 5 It's built in a tree

A puzzle set lists clues like Shade-tree 12 and Hodgepodge 14 with entries for novice 15 and sartorial business 17. It includes references such as Finn 23 and Greek god of war 24, plus several abbreviations and cross clues.

Probe Under Way On Using Flags As Shine Cloths

An investigation is underway after a bundle of rags bound for Germany for shoeshine cloths reportedly contained U.S. flags. Customs Collector Joseph P. Kelly ordered the probe after Rep. John M. Murphy said the incident occurred when the bundle was opened on a pier. The bundle was loaded on the American Pilot of United States Lines, which sailed for Germany on March 31. The proper disposal of American flags is by burning.

New York Germany U.S Joseph P. Kelly Customs John M. Murphy Dn.y Shenandoah Bag Co Shenan Doah Washington Murphy United States Lines

Hidden Valley Live in Sneed Acres

Local venue Sneed Acres hosts a Hidden Valley music showcase featuring regional acts. The informal event invites neighbors to enjoy guitar and drum sets in an outdoor setting with a relaxed crowd. Performances begin after dusk and run until late.

Jury Frees Pair In Bank Charges

A U S district court jury acquitted Dewey Wright and James Newman both 36 of conspiring to defraud the First National Bank of Maud. The verdict follows two days of testimony and 30 minutes of deliberation in a case tied to two bank officers.

Oklahoma City UPI U. S. District Court Seminole County First National Bank of Maud Dewey Wright James Newman J. C. Green Barney Green Wright and Newman

Florida Alcoholism Scholarship Flows to 1962 Students

About 30 Floridians interested in alcoholism attended special alcoholism schools in 1962 on scholarships funded by the Florida Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program.

Florida Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program

ODRINEX Diet Pill Promises Fast Fat Loss

A pharmacy advertises ODRINEX as a nonprescription weight loss pill that suppresses appetite without exercise. It claims seven day results, a money back guarantee, and full refunds if not satisfied, sold by Rays Pharmacy with mail order options.

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