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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
5
A college student named Robert faced learning difficulties after starting college at 16. The dean arranged a plan including a one year leave, work, testing, and study techniques. Robert matured, returned to complete bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology and now holds a government position.
The piece notes heavy trading and new price highs fueling calls for federal securities regulation. It cites House and Presidential support for SEC power expansion, higher appropriations, and potential margin rate changes as Wall Street eyes a possible speculation upswing and market vulnerability.
UPI reports 16 year old Lucy Baines Johnson dined with her UW freshman boyfriend Jack Olson and friends in Madison. Secret Service guarded the group as they watched Move Over Darling after a dinner near the Capitol, with Lucy returning to Washington Sunday.
A readable fragment notes a feature titled Live in Sneed Acres and described as part of a hidden valley setting. The text highlights a rustic, intimate atmosphere and a focus on rural living. No further details available.
Howard Lowery a 25 year old convicted murderer who escaped from a prison guard and was recaptured five hours later faces three armed robbery charges each carrying potential death penalties. He held six hostages during the five hour flight and is charged with robbing a taxi driver an auto supply store and an Oklahoma City surgeon.
Houston youth Ted Clayton Jr., 23, shot himself in the right foot while cleaning a scatter gun. It was the same foot injured last Friday during a squirrel hunt.
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