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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1964
Page
8
Boston civil rights leaders call a second boycott of the public schools to protest segregation. Parents are urged to keep children home and send them to 37 freedom schools in churches and centers for citizenship lessons. The move faces legal challenges and mixed responses from officials and clergy.
About 40 percent of West German cattle carried tuberculosis in 1952. An eradication program begun that year has reduced disease to 0.1 percent of cattle, leaving 99.9 percent free of TB.
The U S backs Chiang Kai-shek with more than 30 F104G Starfighters for Nationalist China. Yoshida says Japan and Chiang resolved misunderstandings. Josef Klaus begins Austrian coalition talks after Gorbach’s resignation. Lords oppose renaming the Admiralty. Commons must approve. Italian surgeons end a three day strike over pensions. Pearson’s Liberal minority government narrowly survives a no confidence vote over the last budget’s sales tax.
A concise set of crossword style clues with across and down hints including Ovine bleat and English river. Includes entries for wander fame signet and expedition related terms as in a light word puzzle.
Kangchenjunga is claimed to be the world’s third highest mountain at 28 168 feet. The peak sits on the Nepal Sikkim border just south of the Himalaya main axis.
Incandescent stones erupted from Kilauea in Hawaii in 1955 creating a lava column that lasted 12 days. A molten river three miles long formed, varying 15 to 20 feet in thickness, feeding the volcanic flow.
The statement notes that U S per capita paper use corresponds to wood growth from roughly three quarters of an acre of commercial forest.
A witness described ransoms scattered like money footballs as three suspects linked to the Sinatra Jr kidnapping face trial in Los Angeles. Mrs. Dennis Gray testified about nearly $240,000 in ransom, with Amster and Keenan holding most of it and Irwin surrendering to the FBI.
Oklahoma City AP reports Colorado Senator Dominick will be keynote speaker at the Oklahoma Republican state convention this Saturday. Dominick, elected to the Senate in 1962, has been named by Washington press as one of ten outstanding new members of Congress.
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