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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1963
Page
5
Money managers say official policy will not change despite rising stock prices and weak bonds. They cite strong saving, fiscal deficits, and potential imports growth as factors keeping long term rates steady while short term rates stay high to deter foreign outflows.
Eighteen boys and twelve girls were born at the U S Army Hospital Fort Sill during April 7 through April 13. The list records numerous soldiers and officers with their spouses welcoming sons and daughters, including twins for Capt. Kenton Ordell Enger on April 9 and multiple entries across April 7 8 9 10 11 and 13.
The Lawton Morning Press outlines monthly and per copy rates for carrier service in the Lawton area, with separate prices for Morning Press, Constitution, and Sunday editions. Mail subscriptions cover Comanche, Cotton, Tillman, Kiowa, Caddo, Grady, Stephens, Jefferson, and Jackson counties with varying rates by region and term, including balances for Oklahoma and Lawton P.O. Boxes. Prices include 2 percent state sales tax.
Oklahoma City UPI The Oklahoma County grand jury, to be called Friday, will determine if stronger charges will be filed against Max Genet Jr. the former director of the state department of commerce and industry. Genet already faces two counts of diverting state funds. A county attorney staffer said the charges are obscure and hard to prove. The grand jury could charge forgery grand larceny or obtaining money under false pretense. Genet is free on bonds totaling 10500.
State parole director W. J. Bynum asked Governor Henry Bellman to revoke Rex Fletcher's parole. Fletcher, 48, once editor of the state prison newspaper, was charged in Tulsa with possessing an open bottle of liquor in his car and faces a jury trial next month. He was paroled in March 1961 after five years of a 25 year term for armed robbery in Oklahoma County.
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