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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1963

Page

5

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Puzzle list of clues includes birds rodents plants drinks and words with cryptic abbreviations. Entries cover topics from avian species to common objects to place names and actions.

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Edmondson defends Space Committee appointment amid liberal critique

Sen J Howard Edmondson says objections by Sen Joseph Clark over his Space Committee seat do not bother him. He notes Kennedy era identity and emphasizes merit based decisions and Kerr’s legacy, then welcomes assignments to Space and Agriculture and Forestry committees to advance legislation.

Sen J. Howard Edmondson Washington Senate Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee Joseph Clark Pennsylvania Space Committee Congress House Kerr Robert S. Kerr Clark Frank Moss Utah Ted Kennedy Sen. Kerr Oklahoma Space Agriculture and Forestry

Who Killed Billy the Kid Inquiry at Senate Hearing

Senate Foreign Relations Committee questions Michael Beckett a new Foreign Service officer about who killed Billy the Kid. Beckett says he does not know and jokes about not having a television set. Senators note Sheriff Pat Garrett shot the Kid at Fort Sumner in 1881.

Washington UPI Michael G. Beckett State Department Foreign Service Billy the Kid Beckett Long Beach Calif Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate George Aiken R-Vt Aiken Senators Pat Garrett Fort Sumner N.M

House panel backs Churchill honorary U.S. citizenship proposal

The House Judiciary Committee approved a measure to confer honorary United States citizenship on Sir Winston Churchill. Sponsored by Rep. Francis E. Walter the bill would make Churchill the first foreign citizen named by Congress. It awaits action by House and Senate.

Washington UPI House Judiciary Committee United States Sir Winston Churchill Rep Francis E. Walter Churchill Congress Senate

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