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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1964
Page
14
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The New Hampshire primary exposes Republican indecision as undeclared candidates surface. Henry Cabot Lodge casts doubt on a draft, Nixon calls for embargoes, Scranton attacks Democratic deadlock, and leaders push for a decisive conservative strategy to win the White House.
The Organization of African Unity states pool close to 500000 for the Freedom Fighters Fund with Angola leading beneficiaries. Mozambique Portuguese Guinea Southwest Africa and South Africa movements also earmarked. The piece notes Western aid to these groups and questions continued US subsidies amid fears of civil war and communist aims.
The court’s Georgia decision on equal congressional districts signals Federal courts may delay redistricting if it disrupts upcoming elections. With Texas primaries underway and filing closed, many states face inequities, but major changes likely in 1966 as elections approach.
Rev Robert G Howes of Washington argues that well planned satellite communities beyond urban fringes can curb sprawl enabled by an omnibus housing bill authorizing FHA mortgages up to 50 million for development. He says city life benefits from a ring of organized satellites and stronger neighborhood and religious ties.
A compact reflection quoting I Peter 3 16 urging conscience in suffering and a Benedict Spinoza line on distinguishing truth from falsehood. The brief blends two quotes to emphasize integrity and clear understanding of reality for readers.
The Presidents Council on Aging outlines long term housing and income options for the elderly, including home equity loans and age based income support. It notes 119,000 seniors in public housing and 1962 rents and incomes, while stressing coordination across federal and local agencies for housing modernization.
Q why do some unions call themselves brotherhoods They began as fraternal and benefit societies. Q who is called the world s first criminal A Cain brother and slayer of Abel.
In Dallas on Nov. 24 Chief Jesse Curry faced intense scrutiny after Oswald was shot in the basement jail. Curry insists he moved the prisoner under media pressure to show no mistreatment, and cites mayoral and council support while noting few officers knew Ruby. He expresses disbelief at the event and says Dallas merits a fair trial for Ruby.
The article discusses drunk individuals being less likely to be injured in certain accidents due to relaxed muscles during impact. It also addresses women’s tendency to involve themselves in others’ affairs and explains how fear causes hair to stand on end in humans and animals.
The 1964 tax law offers an $11.5 billion cut with two stages. A married individual with $6000 income in 1963 would pay $1240, then $1080 in 1964 and $1000 in 1965. The withholding rate drops to 14 percent for 1964 and 1965, but actual final taxes fall each year. The table compares 1963, 1964, and 1965 taxes after deductions to show personal savings. Tomorrow: corporate cuts and small-business impact.
Washington report argues Goldwater's campaign is inept and too radical for conservative voters. It notes his Social Security stance hurt NH support, his later hedging failed to reassure voters, and hints he may prefer returning to Arizona rather than finish the race.
The Almanac notes today is March 9, 1964 the 69th day of the year with 297 remaining. It surveys historical events including Abraham Lincoln's first political bid in 1832, the 1862 clash of the Monitor and Merrimac off Hampton Roads, a 1947 strike settlement, and a 1962 West German coal mine disaster.
Republican Claud Martin seeks County Commissioner District 3 on the ballot. Democrat Lester McKenzie runs for City Councilman Ward II. Ertle W. Kirkpatrick campaigns for City Councilman Ward III.
The Sooner Cynic questions Bud Wilkinson would revert to Coach if he loses the U.S. Senate bid. Ed Edmondson remains optimistic about the Arkansas River basin program. The piece notes a mood of gloom yet Grope and Hope. Oklahoma colleges enroll over 63,000 students.
Calendar lists key election dates for Lawton and Comanche County residents. March 17 city council primary in Lawton, March 24 school board elections, April 17 special general in County Commissioner District 3 and Lawton council if needed, May 5 regular primary including right to work referendum, and November 3 regular general election.
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