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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1963
Page
11
The piece weighs aerial photography's strengths and gaps in Cuba 1962 evidence. It notes cameras miss some missiles and night movement, cloud cover, and possible photo gaps. It argues agents remain essential despite reliability issues with Cuban refugees and distrust.
New York publishers and union leaders reach a settlement brokered by Mayor Robert F. Wagner after 18,000 printing craftsmen idled the city’s daily papers for 91 days. The package costs papers 18.5 million dollars over two years and raises wages by 6.51 dollars in the first year, toward a long disputed goal. The three month stoppage caused about 91 million dollars in lost wages and disrupted retail advertising. The editors say a better labor management path is needed to avoid such harms in essential industries.
The article notes revolutions in Syria and Iraq expelling domestic communists and seeks a loose Arab federation led by Nasser. Iraqi Deputy Premier Ali Salah el Saadi proposes a joint military command among five states including Syria United Arab Republic Yemen and Algeria to counter external threats. It suggests the Soviet Union overplayed its hand in the Middle East and nationalist forces may prevent a Communist takeover.
A reflective meditation links scriptural lines to a view of creation where each head hair, blade of grass, flower crown, star’s orbit, and storm follows counted, orderly laws. The piece blends biblical reference with a Byronian sense of measurement.
Congress faces a raging clash over a proposed 500 million dollar urban mass transportation bill. Senator Williams backs federal aid for city rail and bus systems, while Senators Lausche and Tower challenge the cost and scope amid deficits. Southern and western cities push local solutions as legislation moves from committee toward the Senate floor.
A list of Democratic filings for street commissioner city council ward seats chief of police city clerk and council ward 5 includes Clarence P Buzbee Hugh Brigham Eugene Hill Earl Christmas Jerry Brandon William Ritzweiler Mason Willie Munn Blunt Zorger and others. The document records candidate names for offices including street commissioner city council ward 2 ward 5 chief of police and city clerk.
Marquis Childs analyzes Sen. John Williams attack on Rep. Adam Clayton Powell and how the controversy over Powell’s spending and travel habits creates a martyrdom effect aiding Powell’s re election. The piece cites un American Activities Committee funding and freshmen reactions within Congress.
The piece argues stage fright often remains for actors past debut and only eases when individuals change their view of failure. It notes nerves persist despite success and that fear is a dream built on unlikely probabilities. It also touches jealousy, twin behavior, and parental influence on siblings.
Almanac notes Monday March 18 1963 as the Tithday with 288 to fol low. It lists Venus as morning star and Mars as evening star. Born today is Grover Cleveland born 1837. In history 1902 Caruso recorded ten arias in a Milan hotel room marking early phonograph significance.
The Kennedy brothers influence federal judgeships with politics as the main gauge says Senator Nelson after a long White House visit. He backs Madison attorney James Doyle for Judge Stone’s seat, while Lucey favors Rabinowitz or DeWitt. Nelson argues Doyle is best qualified and would aid the President in 1964, despite Bobby Kennedy’s reluctance.
The Dow Jones industrial average has climbed over 135 points since mid 1962, but small investors mostly sat on the sidelines. Brokers show continued high NYSE volume with institutional buyers and large investors leading trades while odd lots remain below normal, and mutual fund purchases rise but lag peak levels.
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