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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1963

Page

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Kennedy Urges Freedom Support From Red-ruled Nations

President Kennedy addressed a historic joint session of the Irish parliament in Dublin urging Red dominated nations behind the Iron Curtain to follow Ireland's example and continue the fight for freedom. He cited the Irish struggle for independence and urged solidarity with those behind the Berlin wall, recalling his Cork visit where crowds mobbed him.

Kennedy Merriman Smith UPI White House Dublin WPI Ireland Nikita Khrushchev East Berlin Cork Berlin Berlin Wall County Wexford

Navy Chief Defends TFX Plane Choice Before Senate

Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth told Senate investigators the Pentagon did not settle for an inferior, costlier TFX. He contrasted General Dynamics and Boeing designs, praising GD for higher speeds, longer range, greater maneuverability, and smaller size, while noting Boeing carried lighter weight with some maneuvering limits.

Navy Fred Korth Senate Pentagon Senate Investigations Subcommittee Uniformed Air Force Korth General Dynamics Boeing

Rights Loss Perils Nation says Faubus warns U S usurpation

Oklahoma City dispatch reports Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus told the Southern Conference of the Council of State Governments that federal usurpation of states rights is the greatest national threat since the Civil War. He urged passage of three proposed states rights amendments, arguing the press misdescribed them as radical. Cribfield doubted Senate passage but said the issue provoked thought and debate among lawmakers.

Kansas Orval Faubus United States Faubus Southern Conference of the Council of State Governments Council American Bar Association Court of the Union U. S. Supreme Court Crichfield Cribfield Congress Farr Warren Crihfield

Playgirls Keeler and Rice-Davies testify in Profumo case

Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies told a court they had intimate relations with Britain’s ministers and a Soviet diplomat as part of the Ward scandal. Keeler described gifts for her mother and defended her morals while Ward denied the charges.

Ondon UPI Christine Keeler Marilyn Rice-Davies Britain Lord Astor Miss Keeler Stephen Ward John Profumo Eugene Ivanov Profumo Christine Harold Macmillan Ward

Peace Officers Begin Two Day North Texas and Southern Oklahoma Convention

Registration opened at the Hotel Lawtonian for a two day convention expected to draw 125 peace officers from North Texas and Southern Oklahoma. Walter Suttle presided at 1 p.m. with remarks by Mayor Wayne Gilley and talks by Lawton officials and speakers including Pat Sullivan and Alford T. Hennessee. An outdoor barbecue is planned at 6:30 p.m. in Elmer Thomas Park.

Lawtonian North Texas and Southern Oklahoma Peace Officers Association Walter Suttle Vernon Tex Wayne Gilley Suttle Lawton Pete Fuller Pat Sullivan Comanche County Alford T. Hennessee Hero Elmer Thomas Park Lawsonian Fort Sill Vernon, Tex North Texas and Southern Oklahoma Peace Officers Association

Khrushchev Visits East Berlin Amid Kennedy’s Echoed Enthusiasm

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin to a modest welcome, contrasting Kennedy’s huge West Berlin reception. He cited the Kennedy visit as aimed at German peoples’ interests while East German leaders prepared a bloc summit. US troops were briefly tested in a readiness drill as propaganda amplified the event.

Walter Ulbricht Nikita Khrushchev East Berlin Khrushchev Kennedy West Berlin Berlin Czechoslovakia Antonin Novotny Communist Party Wladyslaw Gomulka Janos Kadar Gherghi G Ulbricht U.S Moscow Poland Romania Hungary

Lawton Groups Endorse Bond Issue For Police Fire Needs

Twenty Lawton organizations endorse a police and fire department bond plan as voters prepare to decide on 600000 for a new police facility and 125000 for a fire sub station and equipment. The endorsements come from groups including Kiwanis Downtown Lawton Inc Chamber of Commerce and the Association of Regular Army Sergeants. The citizen committee notes long study of jail and station needs and cites expanding Lawton. Voting will occur Tuesday with proposals aimed at land purchase and building a modern police complex plus fire department upgrades.

Lawton Police and Fire Department Citizens Committee Charley Snyder Downtown Kiwanis Club Lawton Board of Realtors Jack L. Rhodes Junior Chamber of Commerce The Chamber of Commerce Lawton Inc Altrusa Club Breakfast Optimist Club Lawton Safety Council Woman's Forum Business and Professional Women American Businesswomen’s Association American Businessmen’s Association the Rotary Club Association of Regular Army Sergeants Zeta Phi Beta Sorority City Federation of Women’s Clubs Evening Lions Club Froggs Club Cache Road Square Merchants’ Association 53Rd and Gore

North Korea Admits Holding Two U.S. Captains

North Korea confirms it is detaining two U.S. Army captains after a helicopter made a forced landing in its territory on May 17. The admission comes from Seoul and reports the captains as being held in the north.

Seoul South Korea North Korea

It’ll Be Hot Again In Southwest Oklahoma

Southwest Oklahoma’s weather pattern remains unchanged with a forecast for hot conditions into mid next week. Temperatures today near 9 degrees above Thursday’s 98 high, with a low near 70 tonight. Skies were sunny statewide Thursday with southeastern showers including McAlester’s half inch.

Oklahoma McAlester

Airman's Daughter Dies From Burns in Oklahoma City Explosion

Rhonda Taylor, two, of Wichita Falls Texas died from burns after a gas explosion at her grandfather’s Oklahoma City home. She suffered extensive burns and was flown to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio where she succumbed. She was the daughter of Airman 2 C Clarence Taylor.

San Antonio Tex UPI Rhonda Taylor Wichita Falls Oklahoma City Brooke Army Medical Center C. Clarence Taylor R. D. Wade

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