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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
10
An analysis of what defines a Communist and how the label is used in public debate. The piece argues that identification goes beyond party membership and warns that true Communists seek total control, suppress opposition, and align all societal powers to their goals.
Lt. Gen. Donald L. Putt predicts data from meteorological satellites combined with ground data will give farmers a weather picture a full year in advance. Telemetered data may later narrow planting to specific days with satellites Tiros Nimbus and Aeros joining the effort and a US Soviet teletype weather data link linking nations.
A satirical piece laments more pedestrians walking on the left side of sidewalks in a right handed country. It questions why left-footed walkers persist and jokes about the need for government action while noting the impracticality of confronting them directly.
Mrs Lennie McLaughlin led Jefferson County Democratic organization in Louisville but did not campaign for Governor Edward T Breathitt. His victory ends the McLaughlin machine’s influence in Kentucky politics.
A brief devotional note citing II Timothy 3 12 and Edwin H Chapin on living a godly life amid persecution. The quote frames martyrdom as sublime and sorrow triumphant in Christian thought.
The two week post vote climate centers on possible new wheat legislation under Kennedy, with Administration hesitation and Republican calls for price props. Senator Carlson advocates a voluntary program while warning against punitive measures that would hit rural America and the broader economy.
Oklahoma saw 254 fatal two car crashes, the leading cause of traffic fatalities for the year, surpassing all other major accident types. Local officials emphasized road safety and highest-risk periods for drivers.
Washington report cites economic social and political gains in South Viet Nam with Viet Cong incidents and defections down and village defense networks expanding. It notes strategic villages rising to 640 with million peasants moving to safety and rising school capacity and rice movement aiding stability.
The piece argues we should study disliked people to uncover our own repressed traits. It notes few voters change due to speeches, as early conditioning hardens party loyalty. A survey finds many want work but dislike their jobs, with 80 percent willing to work for fortune to avoid idleness.
In Oklahoma a clash over political labels surfaces as Barry Goldwater visits the state. Panhandle Republicans resenting Democratic credit for disaster-area benefits debate. Durant cafe story delights lawmakers. Gene Stipe seeks Senate president pro tempore amid sharp campaign lines.
In New York the steel industry confronts a wake up call as Dr. C. G. Suits criticizes slow research and selling. The sector responds with a broad new products push including coated steels for autos, rust resistant high strength alloys, vinyl coated wire, steel foundations, and market expansion strategies aimed at reclaiming lost shares and expanding beyond traditional uses.
Andrew Tully notes a GOP split between conservative Goldwater supporters who push states rights on civil rights and liberal Republicans led by Nelson Rockefeller who favor federal intervention. Polls show Goldwater gaining after Rockefeller's remarriage, with Romney also rising as a potential compromise candidate amid intra party tensions.
Almanac entry for Wednesday June 5 1963 marks the 156th day of the year. Notable events include WWI draft registrations for men aged 21 to 30 in 1917 and key policy changes such as the 1933 abolition of the gold standard.
Ten years ago Trene Overall of Lawton High represented Oklahoma Girls State. Rev Elbert M Whitwell began his sixth year as pastor at First Christian Church. Lawton Lions Club held a quarterly paper drive supporting youth work. Two percent years ago President Roosevelt warned strikers in essential war industries they risk loss of deferments if they did not return to work. Al Worthen chaired Lawton Lions group at the state convention. Thirty years ago James Mattern led a round the world time lead by three hours. Mary Stannard, daughter of H M Stannard, won the tenth national meat story contest in Oklahoma.
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