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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1963
Page
4
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The essay discusses hunger affecting 300 to 500 million people and highlights $11 billion in U S food aid from 1955 to 1962, plus the United Nations FAO led World Food Program and the Freedom from Hunger campaign. It notes efforts to use food as development wages and stresses government support and measured optimism.
The Veterans Administration notes 22 225 000 living veterans with 4 550 000 from Korea World War II veterans 15 110 000 First World War 2 400 000 and 140 000 still in service. WWII and WWI survivors near retirement age. World War I veterans deserve special consideration per veterans groups.
A columnist cites Dr. Geoffrey Martin, Kansas state health officer, proposing three safe snow-shoveling options for men over 40. The piece notes his quip that wives should shovel, and asks readers to question whether the doctor is married.
Officials in Ankara Rome and London announce the dismantling of Jupiter missiles in Turkey and Italy and Thor missiles in Britain. Seaborne Polaris missiles will replace them as part of a proposed multilateral NATO force. Khrushchev's Cuba swap proposal is referenced with criticism of appeasement.
A short poetic reflection compares faith and works to a living tree. It asserts that true faith manifests through deeds and cannot be separated from action, describing faith as a soul and works as its body joined by God.
Neescope Washington reports that major carriers like TWA face losses around 35 million dollars in 1961 with only about 40 percent seat fill on New York to Los Angeles jets. Regulators and competition drain earnings as load factors decline from 67.1 percent in 1952 to 53.3 in 1962, prompting calls for relief.
Oklahoma Democrats gain registrations in the past year yet lose ground in the governor’s office. Two Oklahoma students join the U. S. Senate Youth program in Washington. J. Howard Edmondson disputes being blamed. Congress warns federal impacted-area school funds may vanish, risking Governor Bellmon’s budget.
Marquis Childs reports on record profits by General Motors DuPont and U S Steel and how the proposed Kennedy tax program aims to cut the top corporate rate from 52 to 47 percent and spur investment. Critics including Leon Keyserling warn the plan may lag and risk another recession while unemployment and growth projections remain uncertain.
A British agency links middle income English couples debt with unhappy marriage noting wives overspend to ease unhappiness and husbands buy unaffordable luxury. Separate notes report truthfulness raises blood pressure and that music aids mental adjustment but not recovery in mental illness.
Q Losantiville was the original name of what city Cincinnati Ohio The name Losantiville was taken from the Latin roots the town opposite the mouth of the Licking River Q What harbor is known as The Golden Horn A Istanbul Q Which is the largest of all trout A A bar known as the lake
The article explains the 1962 Form 1040 and the required schedules. It outlines when to use Schedule B for dividends and interest, Schedule C for business income, Schedule F for farmers, and other forms like 2106 2439 2441 and 2119. It notes the new Line 5 structure and cautions that many will still need the detailed Form 1040 rather than Form 100A.
Drummond argues that GOP seat losses reflect district malapportionment rather than polling failure. He cites Ohio where 55.8 percent of votes yielded 73 percent of seats, notes Republicans needed 137000 votes per seat vs Democrats 100000, and urges reform via uniform redistricting and court action.
The Almanac notes February 4 1963 as the 35th day of the year with 330 days remaining. It lists celestial events and zodiac signs and recalls historical moments including Washington's 1789 electoral votes, the 1861 Confederate formation, Charleston dance endurance in 1926, and Ceylon’s 1948 progress to dominion status.
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