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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
11
Barry Goldwater officially enters the race as conservative forces rally to crown a Republican standard bearer. The move reshapes expectations after Kennedy’s assassination, with party unity and policy stances likely to evolve under a Goldwater bid.
The American Humane Society notes that excessive feeding, driven by aggressive advertising, harms pets. It urges owners to seek veterinary guidance on proper weights and diets and to adhere to expert plans to keep pets healthy and active.
The piece mocks a scientist studying tiny insect brains who suggests flies might feel love hate and fear. It jokes that flies annoy humans and will likely remain swatted regardless of any claimed emotions or intelligence.
Chou En-lai traveled to Egypt in 1963 for a discreet summit with Egyptian leaders and visited the sphinx. The encounter is portrayed as a meeting of inscrutable force and impassive monument with no public disclosures about enduring mysteries.
A devotional collection combining Hosea and John Masefield excerpts. It contrasts divine indictment with personal prayer for mercy. The passages evoke judgment on Judah and a hopeful plea for kindness from the Lord amid life’s final moments and endings.
A Washington commentary traces how the 1947 law places the Speaker of the House behind the President in the line of succession and notes broad reluctance to change it before the next election. It recounts historical near-misses and differing views of Eisenhower and Truman on alternative orders, and surveys past outcomes under Hoover Coolidge Roosevelt and Rayburn.
The Research Institute of America warns automation may push unemployment toward 10 percent or higher with regional hits above 20 percent. It forecasts rapid spread of machines, potential new jobs only after decades, high costs, and a shift in government and education toward broad public works and generalized schooling.
The article notes pressure within the GOP for a presidential nominee beyond Rockefeller and Goldwater. Nixon and Scranton gain backing as party leaders resist narrowing to two candidates, citing Nixon's willingness to do whatever's needed and Scranton urged by his congressional delegation to enter the race.
The piece discusses hypochondria in teens from health anxiety and how doctors reassure them. It warns that so called pillars of the community resist change, risking stagnation, and argues criticism is inevitable yet should not halt useful activity.
Sylvia Porter outlines 1963 shifts in medical expense deductions. Taxes allow deducting payments to unlicensed practitioners, varying views on insuring premiums, waivers in life policies, rent and wages as medical expenses, and rules on reimbursements among siblings.
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