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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1964

Page

11

Pennsylvania GOP Delegation backs uncommitted slate

Pennsylvania Republican congressmen urged uncommitted delegates to the GOP National Convention while hoping Governor Scranton would become an active candidate by the convention. Scranton said he would not run unless a genuine draft emerged, despite the delegation’s push.

Washington UPI Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Scranton Congress

Kansas Chief Seeks Tax Hike for Roads Funding

Gov. John Anderson urged a 11.4 cent per gallon gasoline tax increase to boost state revenue for highways. He spoke to about 800 contractors at the Kansas Contractors Association session. George M. Myers was elected association president. Grant A. Stannard became vice president. Claude Rhoades treasurer. The Kansas Highway Commission staff received an annual award for contributing to a record $84.4 million of highway contracts in 1963.

Kansas City John Anderson Kansas Anderson Kansas Contractors Association George M. Myers FE Dorado Leon E. Smith Larned Grant A. Stannard Wichita Claude Rhoades Newton Central State Construction Magazine Kansas Highway Commission Edward Weilepp

Oklahoma World's Fair Drive Aims 500000 For Oak Exhibit

Oklahoma plans a statewide fundraising drive with a 500000 goal to finance its two-summer exhibit at the 1964 New York World’s Fair. Exall English of Lawton chairs the effort with city leaders in Oklahoma City Tulsa Enid and Muskogee directing fundraising across 21 cities.

Oklahoma New York Henry Bellman Exall English Lawton Bellman Dean A. McGee Oklahoma City Walt Warren Doc) Jordan Said New York State Hawaii Flushing Meadow

Mysterious Illness Fatal to Seven Children in Tabua

In Tabua Portugal seven children die within a week from a sudden illness with vomiting headache and high fever. Doctors from nearby districts assist but cannot diagnose the outbreak. Deaths occur within 48 hours of onset prompting health officials to investigate.

Tabua Portugal UPI

Johnson pledges support for Washington beautification

President Johnson meets with the Fine Arts Commission at the White House to pledge wholehearted backing of projects to beautify Washington.

Washington UPI Johnson The Fine Arts Commission White House

Overkill Critics See Progress in Nuclear Debate

Critics say the United States has built an excessive nuclear arsenal and could cut weaponry without sacrificing security. President Johnson orders a major reduction in weapon-material output, but officials show no plan to halt missile production or dismantle bases. The next budget may level off, though 50 more Minuteman ICBMs are planned.

Fred S. Hoffman A.P Washington Johnson United States Defense Robert S. McNamara U.S

Slicing Across Quiz of Cut, Shape, and Plants

A dense puzzle style listing many word clues with varying lengths. The grid includes across and down entries such as Slice as with ax, shape artistically, ferments, bay window, royal title, one drop, paid notices, asylums, born, possessive pronoun, poverty stricken, obliquely, downwind, cut as hay, insertion, agglomerates, condition a razor, drug sources, type of wheat, Hindu respectful title, follower, argue, varnish ingredient, snowshoe, Texas fort, Greek letter, Brazilian, grain cutters and binders, short melody, bread crusts, curtain, famous violinist, wood cutting tools, vase, article, ignobler, English river, still, Asiatic wild sheep, chemical acidity symbol, teeth adapted for gnawing, weighing devices abbr., wanderer, more swiftly, existed, British machine guns slang, fix in position, Cuban city, cuts as words, ermine, slice off limb, spiritual torpors, rowers, lubricators, human likeness carved in stone, line cutter geom, rulers, urbene, blood coagulate, wood-cutter type, Indian ape.

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Connally Declares Run for Re-Election as Governor

Texas Governor John Connally, wounded but defiant, announces he will seek re-election. He predicts a 60 to 40 Johnson victory in Texas and hopes for no opposition in the Democratic primary. Connally notes slow recovery from injuries and comments on party tensions.

Austin Tex UPI Texas John Connally Johnson Connally John F. Kennedy Ralph Yarborough Dtex Kennedy Yarborough

Department Store Sales Rise in 10th District

The 10th Federal Reserve District reports a 12 percent sales gain last week versus the same week a year earlier. Albuquerque up 22 percent, Denver 20, Omaha 19, Oklahoma City 11, Kansas City 10, Topeka 8, Tulsa 7, Wichita and downtown Kansas City 6, Lincoln 4. St. Joseph down 15 and Joplin down 2.

Kansas City Federal Reserve District Albuquerque Denver Omaha Oklahoma City Topeka Tulsa Wichita Lincoln St. Joseph Joplin

FIRM MERGED IN MINIATURE VALVE INDUSTRY Tulsa

AP reports Research Controls Inc a manufacturer of miniature control valves was bought by Precision Products and Controls Inc. The acquisition was announced Thursday.

Tulsa Research Controls, Inc Precision Products and Controls, Inc

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