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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1963
Page
8
James Marlow discusses the Cuba prisoner swap linked to Castro and U S actions. The piece links the exchange to broader Cold War entanglements, noting Donovan and Kennedy involvement, and warns of evolving communist influence and future consequences.
Wheeling Steel Corp moves to rescind or trim price hikes after following industry leaders in large increases. The firm later cuts markups on carbon plates and electrical sheets, aligning with U S Steel and others as production climbs to a three year high amid strike hedge orders.
Premier Ahmed Ben Bella said Algeria's move toward socialism is now irreversible. He announced a national campaign to reorganize management committees of socialized enterprises and farms and planned a national congress as steps toward popular structures and agrarian reform.
A UPI column contrasts Brazilian and U S doctor ads with a Miami style critique. It cites Dr Bone an internist offering permanent medical and laboratory services and lampoons humorous Madison Avenue style pitches aimed at women with lists of ailment checks.
Lt. Comdr. Albert C. Pospisil of 1412 N Sheridan Road starts two weeks of active training at the Naval Air Station in Los Alamitos California. He serves with Helicopter Anti Submarine Squadron 702 attached to NAS Dallas Texas as the unit practices anti submarine warfare in the Long Beach area. In civilian life he is a rotary wing flight instructor at Fort Sill.
An advertisement touts a guaranteed diagnosis or double the fee back. It promotes Dr. Bone for therapy and a new medical experience, urging readers to call Hemoglobin 3095 for services and prescriptions.
In Oklahoma City near Tinker Air Force Base, Wanda Sue Sultuska aged five and Sandra Kay aged three suffocated after hiding inside an abandoned refrigerator at their home. Their mother Berla Mae Sultuska found them and attempted to revive them by splashing water on their faces but failed.
In Ponca City Kay County a couple in the Washunga community were overcome by gas fumes in their home. Mrs. Ruth Nash aged 70 died while her husband was unconscious and taken to a hospital by a neighbor, Mrs. Nannie Kekahbah.
The Major Oak in Sherwood Forest is described as about 1400 years old with a vast spreading canopy. Iron bands brace the limbs to support the ancient tree and preserve its structure.
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