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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1963
Page
4
A Rudolph A. Matern design titled House of the Week presents a 1580 square foot contemporary split level with three bedrooms and three baths. It features a 15 foot high living room fireplace wall, a spacious foyer, multiple porches, a two car garage, basement, and abundant storage, balancing drama with practical livability.
Full study plan from an architect designed House of The Week includes a floor plan, elevations and tips on building. The offer is circulated by Lawton Constitution, Lawton Oklahoma, priced at 50 cents.
A contemporary front to rear four level split level describes a dwelling with three bedrooms three full baths a foyer living room dining room family room breakfast room laundry and double garage. The living and bedroom levels total 1581 square feet excluding garage while the foyer level adds 573 square feet. Dimensions are 61 feet 1 inch wide by 46 feet 7 inches deep.
Cityan electedWeatherford officers for 196344 by the Graduate Club the only student organization active on campus during the summer session. Dwight McClure Roosevelt president Sam Smith 614 Roosevelt Lawton vice president Corina Berrong Weatherford secretary.
Bids for Cameron college construction projects will be opened at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Stillwater. The plans include a new men’s dormitory housing 150 students, estimated at about $600,000, southwest of Cameron Hall, and a cafeteria south of the student union.
Eron Hall will be converted to dormitory space to house an additional 32 coeds.
In London Admiral Claude Ricketts, a U.S. naval expert on Polaris missile fleets, meets private officials to discuss roles of sea power today and in the future. The talks aim to outline strategic and military implications of naval strength moving forward.
The note lists common pests and control tips: bagworms require arsenic of lead sprays with delayed effect, elm leaf beetles on elms treated with Sevin, red spiders on most plants treated with Isotox, and both sprays cover about 250 insects. It also urges transplanting iris and day lilies and outlines yard chores: prune evergreens, sharpen mowers, keep beds cultivated, spray crabgrass, plan fall shade trees, and assess fertilizer needs.
The Chase Manhattan Bank Money Museum lists one of the smallest negotiable U S checks as a four cent instrument. The item highlights the era of early banking and micro-value negotiables.
A list of today’s police court dispositions shows defendants paying fines for traffic and minor offenses. William H. Cooke was fined for failure to yield. Gordon L. Heving faced improper brakes. Clarence McCanties had improper overtaking with a suspended fine. Clara Peters and James E. St. John Jr. were fined for yield and overtaking offenses with additional penalties for an accident report. Rhett Todd and David Meyer faced assault and suspended fines. Ira Dean Chapman charged with mooching. Elbert Riddle and Charlie Speck fined on overtaking and red light violations. Public drunkenness produced several fines.
Fort Sill officials said Pfc. Lois Beverly Brown a 20 year old WAC who went AWOL from the 6th Army Headquarters in San Francisco will return to her home station Wednesday. She was arrested with her husband near Durant last Wednesday and moved to Fort Sill Thursday. Two more WACs will escort her to Presidio via commercial air lines in what officials call routine procedure.
A 21 year old East German soldier slipped through barbed wire and barricades into West Berlin on Sunday, according to West Berlin police.
John O Leary of the U S Marine Band in Washington and his fiancee Miss Carolyn Hudson, a University of Houston student, spent the weekend with his mother Mrs W L O Leary in Fort Worth. Capt Chad Bledsoe, recovering in Carswell AFB hospital from a France auto accident, visits his parents and will attend his sister Judy Bledsoe’s wedding and then enter law school after service.
The Harned Bain family from Chattanooga met former president Harry Truman during a trip to Kansas City. They toured the Truman library in Independence, shook hands with Truman, and received autographed brochures after watching a Yankees Athletics game.
Christian A. Herter, chief trade negotiator for President Kennedy, arrived in Rome for a one day visit to discuss trade and tariff problems with Italian officials.
Human blood carries a similar ratio of dissolved salts as seawater but at a lower concentration. This balance supports cellular function and fluid regulation, reflecting how circulatory and marine environments share ionic composition with different total salinity levels.
New York report notes Primatene tablets, a three medicine combo, become a top prescribed asthma formula for private patients. It promises rapid relief by opening airways, easing congestion, reducing nervous tension, and offering hours of freedom from spasms without injections. Available in many states without prescription at drugstores.
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