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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
10
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Debates over jury competence persist as critics question juror qualification in complex cases. A Kennedy backed plan would create district jury commissions using neutral sources to select qualified jurors while barring deliberate exclusion. The ABA cautions limits but upholds its role in evaluating judicial nominees and improving the judiciary overall.
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara told the House Armed Services Committee in a censored briefing that the United States maintains 650 bombers on 15 minute ground alert and more than 360 ICBMs on launchers with 14 Polaris missiles in submarines ready to retaliate. He projected a planned 1850 missiles and 1000 plus bombers would be adequate for five years, warning China’s rising danger must be addressed before disarmament.
The piece explains that the IRS district director collects income tax forms and enforces payment while Congress passes tax laws and controls spending. It urges voters to direct complaints to Congress, noting the president has limited influence over budget decisions.
This excerpt pairs I John 4 21 with Lamennais to emphasize love of God and neighbor. It suggests loving hearts bring paradise on earth, reflecting God within and framing love as a sacred commandment.
A Washington Report column recaps Rep. Joe Kilgore on committee seniority, Admiral Anderson on costs of modern warplanes, USDA egg breakage findings, Gov. Munoz Marin on Puerto Rico status, Sen. Smathers on Jefferson and the Senate, and FAA remarks on Dulles mobile lounges with brief jokes and comparisons.
Almanac item notes Wednesday February 6 1963 is day 37 with 328 remaining and a near full moon. It lists Venus as morning star and Mars and Jupiter as evening stars and marks birthdays under Aquarius.
Marquis Childs notes that the New York break in Geneva does not end negotiations. He says the West sees continued Soviet pressure and a push for on site inspections of three to four, while the American minimum remains eight to ten, with talks resuming before the disarmament commission.
A Virginia high school survey shows mixed views on disciplining capable students who fail. Some favor consequences for effortless failure, others urge parental encouragement, and a few say parenting starts at school entry, not report card day.
Electromagnetic radiation from the sun’s atmosphere at radio frequencies.
Tax writer Sylvia Porter outlines that the 1962 expense deduction limits do not apply to 1962 costs for business travel entertainment and gifts. The Cohan rule allows reasonable estimates when records are lacking, with exceptions rising in 1963 and beyond.
Al Capp riffs on a detergent sponsor contest for Mr. Clean asking readers to submit the perfect first name. He jokes about neatness and names like John F Klean while noting big prizes and the chase for the untainted J Edgar as a clever, tongue in cheek column piece.
Oklahoma Governor Bellman chats with lawmakers at a sequence of luncheon meetings. Democratic lawmakers say the informal talks are fine but oppose entangling with two party tea parties. Not one legislator has proposed raising their pay, showing little legislative work so far.
Yesteryears notes show city high and junior high youths petitioning for a youth center while St Marvy's crown Reva Jo Glennon as basketball queen. Other items mention plans to clean and waterproof the county courthouse and remarks from officials and visitors on various local matters.
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