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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
11
Wayne G Brandstadt MD advises careful sitter selection to protect children. Look for willingness to follow instructions and genuine fondness for kids. Do not admit strangers or friends without permission. limit food, calls, and TV distractions. ensure quick response to crying. provide emergency contacts, first aid supplies, and home safety details. Avoid hiring when child or sitter has a contagious cold.
The Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board for Oklahoma will convene at Fort Sill on Friday March 20. The panel includes two voting members from each base or station and representatives from civilian agencies to address issues affecting the health morale and welfare of service members.
A three year old boy named Charles Harris died in a house fire in Ardmore on Tuesday. His mother Virginia Harris saved two other children from the three room frame home as fire teams responded. An unidentified man pulled the child from a window but he died minutes later. cause of the blaze was not determined.
Cyprus endured centuries of rule by multiple empires before attaining independence from Britain in 1960. The island has long been a strategic trouble spot on maps, with Egyptian conquerors and various rulers shaping its early history.
A five day school for public school bus drivers will be held on Cameron college campus June 15 in cooperation with the State Board of Education and the State Department of Public Safety.
Braniff Flight 55 a four engine Boeing 720 lifted from Dallas Love Field en route to San Antonio when the left inboard engine exploded showering metal over a six block area. Pilot Capt Regis halted fuel flow and landed safely. Residents reported metal fragments and a fire as authorities investigated.
New York AP Robert Moses director of the World's Fair ordered a 70 by 150 foot frame to be erected along a highway at the fairgrounds edge. It will be strung with pennants to hide a large bakery sign after a grocery chain refused to remove it.
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges responding to a Republican claim that the new tax cut could boost 1964 but cause a bust in 1965 said, I’d rather have it in 1965 than in 1964. The remark was noted as the quote of the day in Washington.
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