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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1964
Page
5
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In Oxford England the Beatles visited the campus but drew little notice as fans gathered and they slipped out a side door after dining with Brasenose College head Sir Noel Hall. A separate AP dispatch notes political comments by Esther Peterson and Robert Murphy on politics and diplomacy.
A shed housing scientific equipment burned Thursday at the Hallett Station joint U.S. New Zealand Antarctic base. The U.S. Navy reported no injuries.
Wiest 33 Auto Service offers auto body repair and straightening at 4th and B Avenue with a 30 year location warranty. All work guaranteed and phone EL5-2332 listed.
Ambassador Bohlen is being brought home from Paris for consultations amid strained U S French relations. Officials say he may not fully explain the rift but could illuminate what to expect from President de Gaulle and future U S policy.
Two youth groups at the First Congregational church elected new officers. Rev. D L R McDougle, pastor, announced Shirley Harris heads the Junior Youth and Gerry Wright leads the Senior Youth. Junior officers include Mike Weaver, Susan Eustice, Audrey Smith, Paul Kuykendall and Charlotte Bumgarner. Senior Youth officers include Mike Hinson, Colleen McGee and Jimmy Hinson III.
Moscow reports Britain seeks to purchase the rights to manufacture a Soviet electronic hand. Dr Henry Osmond Clark, president of the British Orthopedic Association, says Britain would produce the device if the Soviet price is met.
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