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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1963
Page
7
Washington feature outlines the CIA’s two worker types overts and illegals, detailing training, identity creation, drop logistics, and the scale of operations. It cites a Vienna illegal’s coat hanger clue, Langley’s vast staff, and a massive card index on Communist figures shaping strategic insight.
New Delhi UPI Chief Minister Chandra Bhanu Gupta reports a man eating tiger has killed ten people in the northern part of Uttar Pradesh over a few weeks. The tiger roams Nainital district where a famed hunter killed a tiger in 1924 believed to have caused many deaths.
Brainerd Minnesota. Frank Borders a 38 year old father of five was jailed in a military stockade on a charge of absence without official leave from the Army for 11 years. Borders was arrested at Northwest Paper Company where he worked as an apprentice millwright. He was taken to Ft Sheridan then to Ft Snelling for records checks before being moved to Ft. Sheridan. Mrs Borders said she did not know of any desertion and hopes for his return as their children ask for him. The Army Adjutant General is expediting the intensive investigation into Borders background.
A decision on issuing a charter for the Bank of the Wichitas at Cache in Comanche County is postponed to next Wednesday to allow state banking board review. Group led by T C Huckabay of Snyder seeks $50,000 capital and surplus with $25,000 profits. Local banks protest, saying service is already adequate.
Duncan and Guyman residents approved four bond issues totaling 1.29 million with a large margin. Duncan voters backed fire protection 182000, average improvements 780000, water improvements 161000, and airport expansion 170000. Guymon approved 175000 for an elementary school addition with three classrooms a kitchen and cafeteria.
Life insurance death payments to Oklahoma families in 1962 reached 37.4 million dollars, up 300 thousand from 1961. The Institute of Life Insurance reported 14,200 Oklahoma policies paid due to death, 600 more than the prior year.
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