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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1963
Page
3
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Oklahoma lawmakers consider a joint resolution directing the Department of Public Welfare to raise old age assistance immediately. If approved it would spend about 6 million from surplus welfare funds over two years and undermine Gov. Bellmon's plan to divert 18 million in earmarked welfare revenue. House actions and Senate moves on related education and infrastructure measures are noted.
Rates show monthly and annual prices for Morning Press Sunday and Constitution editions in Lawton area. Includes mail subs by county and city, with variations for boxes, delivery to subscribers, and outside Oklahoma. A note lists a minor 2 percent state sales tax and discounts for less than a year.
Fort Sill adopts ABC type extinguishers replacing three prior units. The 10 pound units handle solid liquid and electrical fires, can be hung anywhere, and won’t freeze or deteriorate. Initial rollout installs in Military Police cars with refills at Fire Station No 2 in about five minutes.
The release details promotions and new posts for Army officers. Maj Gen William H S Wright moves from Fort Host to Washington DC. Maj Gen Harry H Rich transfers to Fort Campbell then to Fort Benning. Several colonels and captains are reassigned to Germany Korea and Vietnam, with several officers receiving aviation designations and senior aviator badges.
Rev. C. A. Craig, formerly of Hobart and Fresno California, begins duties as pastor of the First Church of God at 19th and Smith. He and his wife Nora and three sons live at 4301 Williams. Craig helped establish the Hobart church ten years ago and pastored in Fresno for eight years.
Three local ministers spoke at a Brotherhood meeting of the Breakfast Optimist Club held in Cattlemen's Cafeteria. Speakers were Rev. William Hayden Blessed Sacrament Church Chaplain Stanley Robin Fort Sill and C G Forthman Beal Heights Presbyterian. Presenters were Charley Wade Ben Leva and Bob Gilbert. Presiding was Dr O L Parsons with Wayne Smith as program chairman.
Marion Willis and John Davis, both Douglass junior high school student council members, will speak at a founder's day banquet at Dunbar elementary school at 8 p.m. Friday. Larry Jefferson, council vice president, will introduce the speakers.
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