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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
6
The economy expands as population increases and demand for services grows. The federal budget is expected to rise to about 100 billion dollars, with a possible range of 98 to 103 billion, while tax-cut plans cloud Treasury receipts and debate continues on deficits and debt.
Pvt Charles D Foster son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Foster 4512 S 45th Pl assigned to the 3rd Division 7th Infantry in Germany An infantryman in Headquarters Company of the 1st Battalion the 18 year old entered the Army in June 1963 A 1963 graduate of Lawton high school received basic training at Fort Polk La Pvt George W Wagner Jr whose parents live in Frederick assigned as a subsistence storage specialist in the U S Army Garrison Fort Monroe Va Last assigned at Fort Lee Va Wagner entered the Army in June 1963 and was a 1963 graduate of Boyd high school A 15 week food service administration course completed by 2nd Lt David G Snider at the Army Quartermaster School Fort Lee Va Snider son of Mr and Mrs Walter R Snider Alma entered the Army in November 1962 last stationed at Dugway Proving Ground Utah Velma Alma high school graduate 1958 and Oklahoma State University Stillwater 1962
The Defense Department announced three ships will be commissioned Saturday in ceremonies at Newport News Virginia Seattle Washington and Long Beach California to mark the Pearl Harbor anniversary. The vessels are the James Monroe the Schofield and the England.
Vatican sources said Pope Paul VI plans for a Holy Land trip next month are religious in motive and not a prelude to a U S visit. While inter faith hopes rise, a papal tour of the United States was described as possible but highly unlikely with no fixed date.
In Nashville two U S district judges refused to review the disbarment of Z T Osborn Jr Hoffa attorney the action tied to a $10000 bribe offer for acquittal in a jury tampering case Hoffa faces a separate federal pension fund case in Chicago with a potential 25 year sentence The grand jury probing Hoffa tampering indictments reconvened while testimony from 1962 conspirators featured in the hearings.
President Johnson tells business leaders not to fear his administration and to aid the economy by backing a tax cut. He says I am the only President I have and if you would have me fail then you fail, for the country fails.
Bud Wilkinson, Oklahoma University football coach and presidential fitness adviser, spent a day in Washington meeting council staff and aiming to talk with GOP leaders about a Senate run. He plans a New York trip for his son’s All-American honor and hopes to see President Johnson on return.
The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools lifted the cloud of suspicion on the University of Mississippi. The council said there was no longer political intervention in administration after reviewing evidence from investigations.
In Evreux France Captain Norman Kirschman argues two Negro soldiers face court martial for slaying a white airman, saying racism exists now and yesterday and will continue. In Cape Kennedy Bob Gregor says Cocoa Beach Chamber opposes Cape Canaveral renaming but doubts impact of their protest.
Navato Calif. Air Force Maj. Alan W. Saunders replies by letter from South Viet Nam to a $15 traffic warrant. He says he hopes to be taken into custody in Navato and that he can hardly wait.
Sue Lyon 17, known for Lolita, plans to marry actor Hampton Fancher on December 22. The couple will wed at the home of designer Dorothy Jenkins during Lyon's stay in Puerta Vallarta while she works on Night of the Iguana.
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