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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1964

Page

2

Johnson backs must on rights bill and tax cut plan

President Johnson signals urgency on a universal tax cut and civil rights bill as he meets with labor officials and plans to push Medicare and a new peace offensive with the Soviet Union. He warns that unemployment and rising federal costs demand new solutions and stronger business support.

Johnson Hardin Washington W. Willard Wirtz Esther Peterson Labor House Senate Congress Russia United States Nikita S. Khrushchev White House Walter Heller Council of Economic Advisers Heller Soviet Union Kermit Gordon

Oklahoma Traffic Fatalities Mark 1964 Start

Interstate 35 south of Guthrie saw a collision between Mrs. Montgomery and Billy Joe Fisher 24 of McLoud injuring Fisher his wife their six month old son and a passenger in the other car. Fort Sillman McAlister was struck in Midwest City by a car driven by James Harrison 16 of Midwest City. McAlister was Oklahoma's first traffic fatality in 1964. Seifred died Tuesday night when his car sped and hit an embankment on U S 81 south of Okardie near Union City injuring him.

Guthrie U. S. 81 Okardie Union City

Patrol Probes 63 Accidents During New Year Holiday

Oklahoma City UP I reports the state highway patrol investigated 63 accidents with eight killed and 43 injured. Troopers made 553 arrests, issued 1421 warnings, and aided 569 times in the period from 4 p.m. Tuesday to midnight Wednesday night.

Oklahoma City UPI

New Zealand tapping underground heat for power

Wairakei in New Zealand emerges as a pioneering geothermal site. Engineers drilled bores to 4000 feet, harnessing underground hot water and steam to generate electricity. Ten plants operate, delivering over 150000 kilowatts, with prospects for lithium and district heating for Hamilton and Auckland.

Wairakei N. Z NEA Pacific New Zealand New U.S Hamilton Auckland Lardarello Italy

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