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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
6
Mrs. Wilma Beavers of Lawton joins 26 other home economics education students at Oklahoma State University observing classes statewide. She visits Chateau High School in Mayes County during the week of the program.
Cameron Classics of 1963 opens tonight at Cameron college for a two night stand at 8 p.m. in Aggie auditorium. More than 20 acts are presented under the theme Cherubs and Demons with prizes for winning categories. Sponsored by Phi Theta Kappa and staged by Cameron Players. The show closes Wednesday night.
The Houston Police Department releases its inaugural police manual outlining rules officers must not accept rewards or lie, and prohibitions on griping, firing warning shots, and failing to keep shoes shined.
Children's TV suffers as CBS NBC and ABC shift three new educational programs to vacations. The Reading Room and Exploring suspend long summer runs, Discovery 63 stays active but at risk due to overhead. NBC CBS plan fall returns with possible format tweaks while ABC promotes a promo special and new spy anthology Espionage.
Four Holdenville Daily News employees were injured when a blast and fire wrecked the one story building late Monday. Lendell Calhoun was in critical condition. David Taylor serious. The plant is a total loss but printing to resume today at Welkoka. staff set up elsewhere. Police say inflammable cleaner caused the explosion.
Memorial hospital reported February income of 103472.22 dollars, topping 100000 for a second straight month as occupancy rose to 92 percent. January had 108244.19 dollars income with 87 percent occupancy, 722 patients treated, and 130 average daily occupancy.
Cushing withdraws its injunction request against Pierce & Carson Co. and allows the firm to continue drilling. The city posted a $25,000 bond and city officials cited concern over potential impact on the local water supply.
Reps. Ed Edmondson and Morris K Udall co sponsor a bill change to lead and zinc subsidies. The measure would base eligibility on a calendar year rather than any 12 month output threshold since 1956.
A two year old in Oklahoma City died from meningococcal meningitis, the state's first fatality this year. The illness, a bacterial spinal infection, caused brain membrane inflammation. The patient was hospitalized Friday and died Saturday, marking the 14th Oklahoma case in 1963.
The Tillman county singing convention meets at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Pentecostal Holiness church in Frederick. President W. B. Johnston of Manitou announced the gathering.
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