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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1964

Page

4

Republicans Challenge Kennedy Sukarno Talks

Washington Republicans attack Attorney General Kennedy over his Far East visit with Indonesian President Sukarno. Rep. Bolton warns against secret deals on Malaysia borders and urges a full report, while Rep. Derounian says Rusk should be fired and Kennedy leading talks, questioning Justice Department leadership amid civil rights and anti Communist cases.

Washington UPI Atty Robert F. Kennedy Far East Sukarno Oliver P. Bolton Ohio Malaysia Kennedy Indonesia Steven B. Derounian Rn.y Dean Rusk Derounian Bolton West New Guinea United States

Queen Elizabeth to Visit Island and Quebec in October

Ottawa sources say Queen Elizabeth I will visit Prince Edward Island and Quebec in October. A formal announcement is expected after the birth of her fourth child, anticipated in February or March.

Ottawa Elizabeth I Prince Edward Island Quebec

Subscriptions and Rates for Lawton Daily Press

The notice outlines second class postage in Lawton area and mail subscription rates for Oklahoma counties. It lists prices for Morning Press and Sunday Constitution options, and various combinations including press and Sunday, with monthly and yearly figures and regional availability.

Lawton Ohio Constitution Constitution Press Lawton Okla Comanche Cotton Tilimo Kiowsa Caddo Grady Stephens Jefferson Jackson Counties

Rockefeller Says Opponent Out Of Step On Education

Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York states that Senator Barry Goldwater is out of step with Republican thinking on federal support for higher education. He warns Goldwater’s 1958 and 1963 votes against major programs signal a shift away from party priorities in the New Hampshire presidential primary context.

Kenne, N.H Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Barry Goldwater Goldwater New Hampshire Arizona Congress Rockefellers Deliy Keene State College

Put Able Bodied Relief To Work Goldwater Says

Senator Barry Goldwater critical of President Johnson’s relief program called it the Santa Claus of the government handout. He urged able bodied relief recipients work for their welfare checks and pressed for a broader study of poverty and jobs with state participation. He spoke in New York at the Economic Club and during a campaign stop in Rockefeller’s home state.

New York Barry Goldwater Arizona Republican Johnson Washington Goldwater Nelson A. Rockefeller Democratic Party Economic Club of State of the Union Congress

Bids Opened for Elks Lodge Phase One

Bids for the first phase of the Elks lodge project will be opened at 7 p.m. Thursday January 23. Construction near 10th and A is set to begin February 1. A section of the old lodge was razed and new member applications circulated this week.

Elks Lodge 10Th and A Calvin Strecker Ruler Charles F. Jones John Smitherman Bill Lanier Jimmy Lockard Lynn Mcintosh Billy Stamps Archie Bratcher

Hearing set on $10 million damage suit in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City attorney W. H. O'Bryan sues federal judge Stephen Chandler for $10 million alleging malicious indictment by a grand jury. A hearing before U.S. District Judge Roy W. Harper in Oklahoma City will consider moving the case to county court jurisdiction.

Oklahoma City U.S. Dist Roy W. Harper St. Louis W. H. O'Bryan U. S. Dist Stephen Chandler O' Bryan

GOP Crop Grows Of Favorite Sons

Republicans build a near record crop of potential favorite sons as candidates may secure up to 350 votes in early convention balloting. With 10 primaries likely to influence delegates and 299 convention votes, states assign votes to figures like Goldwater Rockefeller and Scranton.

Washington Barry Goldwater R-Ariz New York Nelson A. Rockefeller San Francisco New Hampshire Maryland District of Columbia West Virginia Florida Indiana Illinois South Dakota Oregon California Wisconsin Ohio Pennsylvania John W. Byrnes James A. Rhodes William W. Scranton Michigan George Romney

Retirement Plan Changes Opposed By House Speaker

House Speaker J. D. McCarty opposes immediate changes to Oklahoma's new retirement program arguing more experience is needed before expanding coverage. Gov. Henry Bellman asks the legislative council to study consolidating state employee retirement systems as a committee begins its review. Ferman Phillips of the Oklahoma Education Association says teachers should not be included in the state employee retirement plan.

House Oklahoma City J. D. McCarty Henry Bellman Legislative Council McCarty Newsmen Ferman Phillips Oklahoma Education Association Opel Kadett Buick Motor Division

Fourth Child Born to Oklahoma Governor and Wife

Oklahoma City AP report says Gov. Leo Winters and his wife welcomed their fourth child a 7 pound 10 ounce girl named Lisa Marie on Wednesday. The article notes 14 votes on the first ballot and discusses potential Lodge support in Massachusetts amid a primary and 34 convention in the state.

Oklahoma City Leo Winters Lisa Marie Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Lodge

Jury Charges Against Pair Are Revealed

Federal grand jury indictments were unsealed in Tulsa revealing charges against Clint V. Cox Jr. president of Warehouse Markets Inc. and the former Grove State Bank cashier James Ellis Buzzard. Cox faces pure food and drug act counts and misde meanor charges while Buzzard is accused of embezzling 12000 dollars. A third indictment accuses William Eugene Puritan of mailing a worthless 521 dollar check to Bartlesville’s First National Bank.

Tulsa The Grove State Bank U. S. Dist. Atty John Imel Clint V. Cox Jr Warehouse Markets Inc Cox Warehouse Markets Spa Buzzard William Eugene Puritan Puritan Miami Okla First National Bank of

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