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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1964

Page

12

Farmers Busy In Winter Fixin Up Chores On Geronimo Farm

Arthur Lewis of Geronimo tends 210 acres of winter wheat and 160 acres of winter barley while caring for 24 head of cattle. He works gears, feeds stock, and hunts coyotes with brother Russell. Comanche County records show 1,224 farms and average income about 5345 dollars per farm. livestock makes 75 percent of county farm income.

Arthur Lewis Geronimo Arthur Russell Lawton Geronimo High School Cameron College John Walters John R Lewis Comanche County

Welfare Payments Down in February in Oklahoma City

State welfare payments for February totaled 9 698 911 dollars, down 24 250 from January. Benefits went to 176 147 persons, 234 fewer than the previous month, with Old age assistance at 6 252 733 to 88 927 people, a drop of 34 402 and 373 fewer recipients.

Oklahoma City Lloyd ‘Rader

Weather Forecasts Found in Mail From 1962 DC Cache

Ray Reischl, executive assistant to the state auditor of public accounts in Springfield, opened mail containing 5,000 weather forecasts all dated February 18, 1962 for the District of Columbia.

Springfield UPI Ray Reischl State Auditor of Public Accounts District of Columbia

Kentucky's Early Permanent White Settlement and Statehood

Kentucky achieved the first permanent white settlement and became the first state organized west of the Allegheny Mountains, marking foundational milestones in western expansion.

Kentucky

Soviet Writer Criticized For Kindness To Czar

Moscow AP reports Soviet novelist Alexei Yugov faced Izvestia criticism for a book praising the last czar and czarina. The government paper said literate opinion until now differed markedly from his portrayal of the Russian crown carriers.

Moscow Alexei Yugov Izvestia

First Russian Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded

Professor Nikolai Semyonov becomes the first Russian laureate to win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 1956 science achievements.

Nikolai Semyonov

Irish adventurer paddles seaward toward home near New Orleans

Noel Bishop of Dublin paddled a heavily loaded canoe toward the open Gulf near the Mississippi mouth. The Sandy Candy pilot boat crew reported his Santa Claus beard and his statement that he was heading for home as the Coast Guard monitored the situation.

New Orleans UPI U.S. Coast Guard Noel Bishop Mississippi Bishop Beard Sandy Candy Dublin Ireland

Wright faces lottery charge in Pittsburgh

John Wright, 42, appeared before Magistrate John J. Fiorucci after being held for court on a lottery charge. When asked his occupation he replied that he was a salesman and that until yesterday he sold numbers.

Pittsburgh UPI John Wright Wright John J. Fiorucci Fiorucci

New Version of Hitler's Death Told by Russian Marshal

Marshal Vassily Chuikov recounts a revised account of Hitler's death stating the body was found wrapped in a charred rug inside the Chancellery after the Berlin battle. He published the view in Literary Russia with Tass distributing excerpts, contrasting decades of Western reports that Hitler and Eva Braun burned and scattered remains.

London Berlin Adolf Hitler Vassily I. Chuikov Literary Russia Tass Chuikov West Hitler Eva Braun Reich Chancellory Russia Stalin Red Armies

Blabbing Defendant Gagged By Judge Ingle Held On Pandering

Edward Ingle, 34, was gagged by a judge after excessive outbursts in Detroit court. Judge W McKay Skillman ordered him restrained with adhesive tape and remanded for trial on pandering charges.

Detroit Edward Ingle W. McKay Skillman Ingle

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