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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1963

Page

2

Food Congress Urges Global Push to Eradicate Hunger

At the World Food Congress in Washington delegates call for extending FAO's freedom-from-hunger drive, more cash and technical aid to developing nations, and a broad educational campaign. FAO Director General B R Sen warns hunger hinges on population pressures and resource limits.

Washington UPI World Food Congress United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization FAO B.R. Sen Sen

Kennedy invites OU law teacher to civil rights talks

Dr. Maurice H. Merrill, research professor of law at the University of Oklahoma, will attend a White House civil rights discussion in Washington after receiving a telegram from President Kennedy. The invitation says the 4 p.m. Friday June 21 meeting will include leaders of the bar to discuss aspects of the nation’s civil rights problem.

White House John F. Kennedy

Lawton High School Class of 1938 Reunion Plans

Final plans for a reunion of the 1938 Lawton high school class will be made at a 7 30 p m meeting Wednesday in the Constitution Press conference room Third and The reunion is scheduled July.

Lawton High School Constitution Press

Father Wins Beef Roast For First Father’s Day Birth

Clente Bevitori Jr. is Comanche county’s first Father’s Day baby, born 5 24 a.m. Sunday at Memorial hospital to weigh 8 pounds 2 ounces. The Kiowa Comanche Oklahoma CowBelles present a beef roast equal to the infant’s weight, donated by American National Bank, with remarks by Mrs. Bob Bauman of Meers.

Bob Baumann Meers Clente Bevitori Jr Comanche County Bevitori Clente III Clente Bevitori III Memorial Hospital Bob Bauman, Meers Oklahoma Cow- Belles, Inc Oklahoma American National Bank Underwoods R. W. Fleming Gore Geneva Bevitori N. 22Nd Clente Bevitori Concord Calif

House passes insurance bill extending FHA mortgage program

The House approved a bill to extend for two years the liberal home financing mortgage insurance program for low and moderate income families. It allows FHA insured loans up to 40 years with a $200 minimum cash payment, action taken by voice vote and sent to the Senate.

Washington UPI House Senate Federal Housing Administration

Thief Evades Officer After Breaking Into Service Station

Dallas patrolman A M Hurl chased a fleeing man from a closed service station. The suspect claimed association with "Joe" and pointed inside, then drove off. Inside, Hurl found a broken cigarette machine and missing change.

Dallas UPI A. M. Hurl Joe Hurl

State Hikes Oil Output

Oil production in the United States rose to 7,503,875 barrels daily last week, per Oil and Gas Journal. Oklahoma led gains with output up to 577,900 barrels daily, while Kansas, Illinois and Wyoming also posted increases. Texas California Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico remained unchanged. U.S. and Canada wells completed totaled 1,037, up 169 from the prior week.

Tulsa UPI United States The Oil and Gas Journal Oklahoma Kansas Illinois Wyoming Texas California Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico Canada

Troops surround Swaziland mine to end 26 day strike

Six hundred British troops cordon the Havelock Mine north of Cordon Off Mine Mbane Swaziland to break a 26 day old strike at the world’s largest asbestos mine. Police arrest 150 striking Africans. In a separate action at Stegi sugar refinery 100 miles away police fire tear gas and arrest 70 Africans.

Mbane Swaziland UPI Havelock Here Stegi

Primatene Tablets Now Sold Over The Counter For Asthma

A New York report says Primatene, an asthma formula formerly physician prescribed, is available without prescription in many states. The tablets claim to open bronchial tubes, loosen congestion, and relieve nervous tension, providing relief from attacks and enabling sleep without injections.

New York N. Y

Supreme Court bans Bible reading and Lord's Prayer in schools

The Supreme Court ruled that no state may impose religious practices in public schools, banning Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer as unconstitutional. Justices Clark and Douglas emphasized state neutrality toward religion, applying the First and Fourteenth Amendments to limit government involvement.

Washington lIn Supreme Court Tom Clark New York Schools Board of Regents Hugo Black Congress Black United States Pennsylvania Baltimore Clark

Fishy tale ends in fine for Kansas landlord

Elmer E. Cravens of Paoli Kansas was fined 25 dollars for peace disturbance after an argument with a tenant over eviction. Police found a broken fish bowl, a dead fish and a wet Mrs Wilson at the apartment Cravens owned.

Kansas City UPI Elmer E. Cravens Cravens Paoli Kan Helen Wilson

Funeral Rites for Mrs Etta Ramey and Doyle Wooten

Funeral services for Mrs Etta Bell Ramey 78 died at a local nursing home after an extended illness were held Monday in the Little chapel of the First Baptist church with Dr H Tom Wiles officiating. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery Becker Funeral Home in charge. Bearers were Rusty Ramey P R Ramey R V Carpenter Fray Palmer A J Palmer and Eueil Palmer. Services for Doyle Norman Wooten 60 of 1013 Roosevelt were at 2 30 p m Monday in Lawton Immanuel Baptist Church. He died Friday night in a local hospital Rev Don Chaffin officiated. Burial was in Sunset Memorial Gardens under Becker Funeral Home. Bearers were Jess Collins Floyd Dayton Leonard Rainey Clyde Lindsey George Barnes and Claud Brazzel.

Etta Bell Ramey First Baptist Church H. Tom Wiles Highland Cemetery Becker Funeral Home Rusty Ramey P. R. Ramey R. V. Carpenter Fray Palmer A. J. Palmer Eueil Palmer Doyle Norman Wooten Roosevelt Lawton Immanuel Baptist Church Don Chaffin Sunset Memorial Gardens Jess Collins Floyd Dayton Leonard Rainey Clyde Lindsey George Barnes Claud Brazzel

Services for Calvin Oscar Atha

Calvin Oscar Atha of 606 North 14th dies about 1 p.m. Saturday in a local hospital. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in Lawton funeral home chapel with Rev. Weldon Rightmer officiating. Burial follows in Highland cemetery.

Calvin Oscar Atha N. 14Th Lawton Funeral Home Weldon Rightmer Liberty Heights Highland Cemetery

Named to Dean's Honor Roll at Southeast ern State College

Patsy Craig Lee of Lawton was named to the dean's honor roll for the spring semester at Southeast ern State College in Durant. The dean's list requires no grade lower than a B.

Patsy Craig Lee Lawton Southeastern State College Durant

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