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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1964

Page

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Army Makes Gun To Shoot Death Rays

A Frankford Arsenal spokesman said the ray gun reported for testing has not been received. Master Optics Inc described a laser weapon lighter than an M1 rifle, powered by a 25 pound battery pack, capable of firing pulses up to a mile, with a claimed 10,000 pulses lifetime and uses to ignite fuses or set fires.

Philadelphia Frankford Arsenal Master Optics, Inc Boston Master Maser

McNamara Opposes Expanding Vietnam War Plan

Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara travels to South Vietnam with a cautious stance against broader war aims. He favors letting South Vietnamese forces decide their fate, doubts their capability for a full scale southern campaign and opposes American cross border operations into North Vietnam.

Washington Robert S. McNamara South Viet Nam North Viet Nam McNamara North Khanh U.S South Viet Nam

Primary Winners Face New Election April 7

Lawton Democrat James Black won the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner District No 3 and Claud Martin of Chattanooga won the Republican nod in a special primary. Official returns confirm Black with 1,389 votes and Martin with 108, setting up a special general election April 7 to fill the late James M. Ash’s unexpired term.

Lawton Chattanooga James M. Ash James A. Black Cache Road Claud Martin County Election Board Constitution Press Ottis E. Zumwalt Guess Brigham Hewes Pierson Gove Henry Bellman Ash Woodrow Long Black Hill Ebisch Morris Pierson Hugh Brigham Janow Cache Medicine Park Rt. Stee Col

U N Security Council Approves Cyprus Peace Force Plan

The U N Security Council unanimously approves a Cyprus peace force and mediator to pursue a settlement. The Soviet Union backs the plan despite reservations about force composition, while Greece protests U S and British policy with large demonstrations.

U.N. Council Cyprus United Nations, N.Y U.N. Security Council U Thant Soviet Union France Roger Seydoux Russia Britain Greece Turkey Security Council Nikolai Fedorenko United Alions Security Council Johnson U.N Mediteranean

Ruby Bows Pleads Innocent To Murder Trial

Jack Ruby bowing from the waist pleaded not guilty to the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald as a Dallas court opened the trial. State witnesses testified about Ruby’s behavior and actions during the days surrounding President Kennedy's assassination.

Ruby Dallas UPI Jack Ruby Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald Dallas Morning News Newman Asst. Dist William F Alexander Don Campbell Joe B. Brown Melvin Belli Henry Wade Jack Rubenstein Wade Belli Eva L. Grant Eileen Kamisky Chicago Oswald Brown J. Frank Wilson Brown Bells Stern Wilson Dallas County Criminal Courts

Jury Ponders Hoffa Fate in Nashville Conspiracy Trial

Jurors in Chattanooga weigh six weeks of testimony on government charges that James R. Hoffa head of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters aided others to fix a 1962 Nashville jury for a conspiracy trial. Foreman Hal W. Bullen led the mix of four women and eight men as deliberations continue with no verdict yet.

Henry Wade Wilson Texas Brown Ruby Chattanooga. Tenn James R. Hoffa Teamsters U.S

Randlett Man's Trial Under Way

In Livingston Alabama the trial of Harold Leon Edwards of Randlett, a 20 year old Oklahoma man, begins for the December slaying of Leonard Culpepper, 57, of Cuba. Four ex carnival workers face charges. two more condemned in separate trials earlier.

Livingston Ala Cuba Harold Leon Edwards Randlett Leonard Culpepper Cecil Coon College City Calif Coon John Lokos Racine Wis Gerald Eaton Buckholts Tex Carnival Culpepper

Swine Winners Named At Show In Comanche County

A Chattonooga FFA brother team won top honors at the Comanche County Junior Livestock and Dairy show opening. David Livingston claimed the first blue ribbon with a Chester White medium boar named champion. his brother Mark took reserve with another Chester White. The Livingston family resides in Faxon. Sheep judging was set for 1 30 p.m.

Chattanooga Ffa Comanche County David Livingston Barrow Mark Oscar Livingston Faxon

Clay Flanks Army Test Reports Questioned

The Defense Department declined comment on reports Cassius Clay failed a mental examination for military service. The Courier-Journal, citing Washington sources, says Clay 22, of Louisville, just missed passing the psychological tests after a pre-induction exam on January 24 in Coral Gables Florida. A second mental test was anticipated.

Louisville Defense Department Cassius Clay Courier-Journal Washington Clay Coral Gables Fla

Quarterly Firepower Demonstration at Fort Sill

Fort Sill hosts a Saturday artillery firepower demonstration featuring the Little John rocket and 175mm gun. Units from the 32nd Artillery 3rd Missile Battalion execute mass firings for students and the public starting at 10:30 am. Traffic limited by Military Police and Gate 4 West access routes described.

Little John Fort Sill West Range 32Nd Artillery Artillery and Missile School South Boundary Road 14Th Artillery 34Th Artillery Brigade

Front Brings Snow and Muddy Rain to Oklahoma Area

A cold front ends premature spring in southwest Oklahoma bringing light rain and snow today. Snow began after 11 a.m. and lasted about 45 minutes but melted on contact. milder temps expected with clearing by Thursday.

Oklahoma Lawton Weather Bureau Highway Patrol Cheyenne Guymon McAlester

Mrs Elmer Thomas Dies in Lawton Memorial Hospital

Mrs Elmer Thomas wife of the former U S Senator from Lawton died shortly after noon today in Memorial Hospital. Services for the pioneer city resident will be announced by Lawton Funeral Home.

Elmer Thomas U.S Lawton Memorial Hospital Pioneer City Lawton Funeral Home

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