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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1963
Page
5
A themed crossword puzzle lists figures such as physicist Planck and playwright Wilde with clues across and down including roles, eras, and nationalities. It requires identifying names like journalist, monk, explorer and cultural terms to complete a grid.
UPI reports Chief U.S. disarmament negotiator William C. Foster returned to Geneva to press Russia for a nuclear test ban, after four days with President Kennedy. Washington officials note a possible shift in strategy while Russia delays negotiations and Kuznetsov returns to Moscow. The West offers seven annual on-site inspections. Russia seeks three.
London based Jean Paul Getty, a top world wealth holder, says millionaires are the hardest workers, working longer hours than any other group on a BBC interview. He notes he is not ready to retire, living in a Surrey estate with an art gallery as his empire earns about 1.9 million weekly.
The Department of the Army issues assignments and promotions for officers and NCOs. Brig Gen Charles F. Tank moves to USEUCOM. Col Marvin W. Stanford traces to Fr Lesley J. McNair. Promotions include Fr Maj to Lt Col James J. Brockmyer and others. numerous transfers to Forts and APOs nationwide.
A Sunday fire destroyed several buildings at Wesleyan College in Macon Georgia and three adjacent apartment buildings forcing the evacuation of hundreds. More than 30 families were left homeless and four people suffered minor injuries. Damage unofficially over 100000 dollars. Wesleyan College founded in 1837 was the first chartered women’s college in the United States. A new campus has been built on the city outskirts.
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