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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1963
Page
12
United States space experts say a nuclear rocket could revolutionize travel but eight years and 400 million dollars into development the craft is not yet proven. Optimists once forecast flight by 1965 now expect 1968 with years more testing before manned missions.
Margaret Mc Keown a 21 month old Scottish girl who lost both cancer infected eyes and had one eye removed returns home after a clinic checkup in Rochester Minn Her head pains prompted examination after the second eye removal as part of her life saving treatment.
Frederick Read, 58, a railroad worker in London, escaped serious injury when a freight train trapped him against a wall. His cap peak was knocked off and a tobacco tin in his breast pocket was crushed. he was treated for shock.
President Kennedy urges Congress to expand efforts against mental retardation noting social deprivation and health care gaps. Rep Stratton accuses Senator Keating of seeking headlines with claims of Russian military buildup in Cuba calling him out of touch.
Cambridge report says Governor Ross Barnett tells Harvard Law Forum that states share an interest in survival and restoring constitutional powers. New York note adds Zero Mostel praises Jacqueline Kennedy for attending his show and applauding.
Chairman Emanuel Celler of the House Judiciary Committee announced an investigation into news media ownership will begin March 13. The first witness will be Federal Communications Commission Chairman Newton Minow before the antitrust subcommittee.
The Interstate Oil Compact Commission Executive Committee voted to accept a December 1964 meeting in Biloxi Mississippi while postponing Alaska June 1965 invitation due to high travel costs. Governor Bellmon supported delay and officials agreed to revisit Alaska when transport is cheaper.
The Queen Elizabeth arrived in New York with 2,212 passengers after a 33 day overhaul in Southampton England costing $1 million.
Ad offers a furnished or unfurnished 2 B R home at 1813 Tay lor with $100 down and balance less than rent. Also a 2 B R house at 703 Lee Blvd with $1500 down and low payments. A 2 B R house suitable for a business location is listed at $9500. Big storage space on Hiway for lease and a motel option mentioned.
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