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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1964

Page

5

People and Things 36 Feminine appellation 87 Mound for Snead

A brief column item highlights a feminine appellation and notes a mound dedicated to Snead. It references an Oriental corp and a numeric cue 56 67, summarizing a concise set of topics in a roster-like snippet.

Mound Snead Oriental Corp

De Gaulle Favors Loose Federation for Europe

De Gaulle plans a loose federation of sovereign states with regular meetings while pursuing recognition of Red China. He will outline this approach at a news conference and deploy task forces to explain French policy abroad. UNR leaders and deputies are set for missions to the US, Canada, and Europe.

Paris Charles de Gaulle China de Gaulle Peking Jacques Baumel Gaullist Union For the New Republic UNR Jean de Lipkowski United States Canada Christian de la Malone Europe Malaysia Robert F. Kennedy Sukarno

Wall Street Outlook Talks Up Bullish Technical Picture

New York traders hear optimistic views from Martin Gilbert of Van Alstyne Noel & Co and Bache & Co as earnings season looms. James F Hughes cautions optimistic 1964 industrial growth forecasts may be mistaken, noting past years showed record production with Dow declines.

New York UPI Martin Gilbert van Alstyne, Noel & Co Gilbert James F. Hughes Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath

Kingston Woman Killed In Wreck

A Kingston woman, 37 year old Connie Sue Willingham, died when the car she rode in overturned on U S 70 about 10 miles west of Durant. The accident raised Oklahoma’s 1964 highway toll to 55 for the year.

Associated Press Kingston Oklahoma Connie Sue Willingham U. S. 70 Durant

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