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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1963

Page

9

Middle Aged Advantage: Hal Boyle on Getting Older

The essay contrasts youth and middle age, noting how middle age favors restraint and stability. It argues middle age values steady contentment over chasing distant goals, preferring to enjoy the present and the horizon already in view rather than sprint toward new ambitions.

Hal Boyle New York

Oklahoma Closing Bill Faces Senate After House Approval

Oklahoma City UP I reports the Sunday closing bill moves to the senate after a house vote of 71 to 44. Amendments would let businesses close on Saturday or Sunday and require rest-day registration with the Retailers Association. The measure limits sales on the chosen day and spurs debate over discrimination and constitutionality.

Oklahoma City UPI House Senate Burke Mordy Ardmore M. A. Diel Clinton Oklahoma Retailers Association

Key Welfare Act Awaiting Surgery

The Oklahoma House sent the welfare transfer bill to conference as Senate revisions cut $4 million from the plan to move funds for mental health. A wheat research and market development commission bill passed the House 64 to 17, while a school credit requirement bill failed in the Senate 14 to 26 amid opposition from local superintendents and concerns over shrinking small schools.

Gaylord Shaw Associated Press House Senate Oklahoma House Wheat Research and Market Development Commission Fred Harris Lawton Henry Bellman Welfare Department J.D. McCarty Wheat Commission Oklahoma

Bond Set in Chickasha Negligent Homicide Case

Stephen H. Barber 20 of 1813 North 22nd released on $2000 bond after arraignment in Chickasha on negligent homicide charges connected to a March 30 crash eight miles east of Chickasha that killed Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Weyrick of Rush Springs. Barber pleaded innocent before County Judge Charles W. Collins. The high misdemeanor carries up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine. The case will be docketed the next county term. Barber also fined $60 for driving with suspended license and $15 for driving left of center. The Weyricks’ niece Thronie, 4, was injured.

Stephen H. Barber N. 22Nd Chickasha Barber Grady R. E. Weyrick Rush Springs Charles W. Collins Clarence Maher Justice of Peace H. W. Cabeen

Variety Bit Across Clues and Down List

A compact clue grid listing Across and Down entries with numbered hints such as 38 Fillip 39 Scoria measure 44 Exclamations of triumph rs 49 53 Small flap 54 Valued 56 Entire 57 Allowance for waste 58 Having pedal digits 59 Driving command 60 Fowls 61 Sprightly and down clues including Air raid alarms slang and other terms like Persia Savory Feminine appellation Units of reluctance Poems Enervates Verbal Number Fence opening French dance.

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