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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1963
Page
13
The Lawton Constitution state no advertising will be accepted from promotion men or transients through local firms or independently unless paid in advance or accompanied by written authorization of local business men guaranteeing comment.
After the Elkton Maryland Boeing 707 crash, investigators question turbulence and weather as key factors in major jet accidents. They note lightning is unlikely to damage metal skin, while recent events like the Florida Everglades Boeing 720 crash bring weather to the forefront of a broader CAB safety review.
President Kennedy presented an optimistic view on log jam relief while President Johnson won promised committee hearings to move tax cuts and civil rights bills. Senator Byrd and Representative Smith endorsed quicker votes after budget access and administration led actions, signaling a shift toward congressional rule.
Conferees report a mid point building a $3.599 billion foreign aid bill. Kennedy sought $4.5 billion while Senate approved $3.7 billion and the House $3.5 billion. Softening curbs on aid to Poland and Yugoslavia may provoke new Congress debate.
A compact religious reflection citing Jeremiah 7 23 and a James Fordyce quote urging obedience and reverence to God. The message emphasizes following divine commands to attain well being and fearing nothing else.
A fragment discusses highway accidents and vehicle safety amid calls for prudent driving. It mentions high fatalities and questions fault while noting the large number of vehicles and drivers on the road. The text hints at a program aimed at reducing crashes and improving road safety.
Figure William S. White faces a risky stance as base closure plans draw political heat. The report notes shifting loyalties from New York and Texas toward a Democratic alignment, highlighting cabinet discussions from the prior administration.
The piece outlines postwar labor trends with a focus on veterans returning home and the shift in demand across sectors. It notes rising needs in hospital and service roles, education, and farming, with projected growth and slowdowns shaping the job market after World War II.
Editor notes the civil rights bill then before Congress is portrayed as watered down yet remains severe overall. The piece argues the administration expanded powers of the Attorney General and FEPC, broadening coverage to almost all businesses and enabling federal suits against states. It questions how a watered down bill could gain support and why judiciary leaders debated the subcommittee.
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