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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
10
Publication notes its exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches and states advertising rules forbidding promotions from transient firms unless paid or authorized. It promises corrections for any misstatements brought to management’s attention.
The 1961 United Nations Statistical Yearbook shows the United States leading in at least nine percent of categories such as homes, phones, radios, TVs, steel, newspapers, and beer output. The Soviet Union tops 27 areas like iron ore, wheat, milk, timber, doctors, theaters, film attendance, and book production.
The piece argues isolationist views push quitting the United Nations and NATO. It cites Senator Morse urging U S exit from NATO unless allies pay fair shares, while William Tyler counters Europe’s security links to U S safety. It contends Europe must participate, but the United States must stay prepared to deter war.
President Kennedy reactivates a 12 member national labor panel to aid the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service in handling strikes and threatened work stoppages. The move echoes earlier actions by Truman and contrasts Eisenhower denial, aiming to widen tools for industrial peace and broaden Advisory Committee on Labor-Management Policy.
The article notes North Carolina's governor has no veto, a remnant from colonial times. It argues this hinders executive bargaining with the legislature, with patronage entrenched in law making change difficult and discouraging Republicans aiming to elect the first Southern governor. The governor would need legislative support to shift to a two-party system.
Short thoughtful quotes on love and divinity. The first line cites I Cor 13 1 about speaking without love being a noisy gong. The second line attributes a sentiment about divine love as God’s finger on man’s shoulder.
The piece critiques a 1950s White House practice of giving lawmakers advance notice and press releases for small contracts to boast about federal grants. It notes Democrats often outnumber Republicans in receiving tips and cites the area redevelopment act and potlatch contract as examples. Senator John J. Williams calls for ending such announcements, arguing real influence is minimal.
Washington dispatch argues ambassador Chester Bowles will depart for New Delhi to steer U S policy amid India China tensions. It notes Red China's ascent, India's fragile defenses, and the need for military aid and economic backing from the United States and allies, while cautioning Pakistan India strains and potential mediation limits.
The piece weighs attention seeking as neurotic in men and contrasts it with claimed > integrity and independence in women. It cites a Penn study linking barometric pressure and humidity to arthritis pain, noting varied patient responses and rapid onset in some cases.
Sylvia Porter's analysis highlights an AFM backed finding that a 1960 cabaret tax cut to 10 percent correlated with a 34.2 percent rise in musician employment and about 35 percent higher local musician income by late 1962. The study credits tax relief for wage gains and expanded employment in cabarets.
A wartime memory recalls Normandy June 6 1944 and the unity of soldiers of many races and religions. The speaker contrasts wartime solidarity with present domestic squabbles and urges lasting national dignity through shared duty beyond race or creed.
The column recalls ten years ago Harold C. Bridwell earned a Bachelor of Science at the University of Oklahoma and a push to appoint Harry J. W. Belvin as Indian affairs commissioner. Two years ago Chinese forces aided by US planes killed or wounded over 1300 Japanese and retook key China front areas. Coal miners return to work led by John L. Lewis. Lawton Lions and DeMolays chase second in Twilight baseball. Thirty years ago air express service linked Lawton with major lines. Grover Ozman Sr. elected president of the Oklahoma Wholesale-Grocery men's association. About 2,000 attended the Lawton community picnic.
The piece notes the 1962 fatality toll exceeded 41 000 for the first time, marking an all time high. It presents a true statement quiz item about the national traffic death toll.
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