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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
4
The new pope faces the burden of leadership as ecumenical hopes persist. Paul VI emphasizes continuing John XXIII’s council and work toward Christian unity while bringing a more reserved, intellectual temperament and a likely longer, vigorous pontificate.
AP provides a portrait of Pope Paul VI as a dynamic leader echoing Pope John XXIII on Christian unity and peace. The pope’s first address signals continued Vatican II focus, cautious stance toward communism, and energetic, fast-paced life noted by admirers and observers.
Sam Dawson analyzes the midyear business scene noting a strong economy and rising indicators but warns of uncertainties. He cites potential tax cuts, labor issues, political factors, and worries from stock and housing markets with confidence as a key driver for the rest of the year.
Al Ahram reports Iraq will recognize Kuwait as an independent entity in a deal that includes an 84 million dollar loan over 20 years. Deposed Iraqi premier Abdul Karim Kassem had earlier claimed Kuwait as part of Iraq.
A truck driver swerved to avoid a car on the Los Angeles Harbor Freeway. About 48 cases of root beer spilled across lanes, temporarily blocking traffic for over an hour.
University of Michigan psychiatrist Dr. Jack C. Westman predicts a general stiffening of home discipline in the coming years. He says the nation is at one extreme of permissiveness and that the pendulum will move toward a balanced, likely better, approach to parenting.
In Washington, 31 senators from both parties back a Rule of Germaneness to curb off topic remarks in Senate debates on foreign aid and redevelopment bills. Chief sponsor Sen John Pastore argues for a four hour daily limit on issue focused discussion with a possible one year trial. Senator Everett Dirksen mocks the idea with a chorus of Ha Ha Ho Ho.
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