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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1964
Page
5
The notice calls for entries evaluating achievements, service, and leadership to gauge contribution to welfare and personal or business progress. Nominations must detail impact, with mailed submissions to the Chamber of Commerce, Box 777, Lawton.
A towering hillside in the Peloponnese bears the word Oxi as a lasting emblem of Greek resolve after Metaxas refused Mussolini. The article catalogs Greece’s geography, population, economy, and royal history, recalling wartime resistance, postwar reforms, and the royal family lineage.
Madison based researchers led by Dr. Edgar S. Gordon and Marshall Goldberg propose a six meal daily plan to combat overweight. The program, tested at University Hospital, uses drugs to modulate kidney function and blood fats while targeting 27 biochemical pathways. In a 150 patient trial weight loss occurred in every case, with gains up to 250 pounds noted by the team.
The freighter Brinton Lykes limped toward New Orleans with a jagged gash and smouldering cotton in its hold after colliding with the Norwegian ore carrier Bauta near the Mississippi River mouth. No injuries were reported. 40 crew aboard the damaged ship, 34,000tons, while 50 on the Bauta unloaded upstream. Coast Guard fire fighters boarded the damaged vessel after it was grounded to fight the blaze as investigators prepared to open a formal inquiry.
A $200 million canal and dam system near the Sea of Galilee aims to reclaim 625000 acres for Israel, servicing Negev needs and urban growth. Arab leaders threaten war to stop completion as Cairo prepares an Arab League gathering led by Gamal Abdel Nasser to seek unified action.
A premature dynamite explosion at a dam construction site near Petrysburg, South Africa, killed seven people, including four white workers and three African workers, on Tuesday.
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