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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
5
Rev John S Moore reflects on Jesus sayings I am as doors to faith and life. The article discusses how Jesus describes God at work in believers and the abundant life Christ offers, drawing from John chapter ten and the I am phrases.
The passage explains Jesus as the door and the good shepherd, guiding believers like sheep to safety and fellowship with God. It emphasizes faith in Jesus as the path to truth, life meaning, and divine presence, with tomorrow hinting at the Spirit's abiding.
A Pentagon ordered survey shows housing discrimination near 90 percent of U S bases affecting Negro military personnel and families. Only 31 of 305 bases were clean. progress noted in off base schooling transport and public facilities after negotiations. Some bases cited in Texas and Oklahoma.
Dr. Hubert Winston Smith, director of the Law Science Academy at the University of Texas, named chief defense attorney for Jack Ruby. He will work pro bono with Prof. Charles Wright as assistant. Existing lawyers Phil Burleson and Joe Townhill stay on. Smith aims to add new evidence within 30 days and may seek medical tests for Ruby.
Oklahoma State Employment Service suspended monthly unemployment checks for nearly 2,000 former government employees and veterans due to exhausted federal funds for the twin programs. About 20,000 private-industry claimants remain paid from a state supervised fund, with payments resumed only after Congress appropriates more money.
Public notice lists second class postage details and monthly rates for Morning Press and Sunday editions, Constitution Press, and various mail subscriptions. Rates vary by county, with prices for in area and beyond Oklahoma, including annual totals and per copy charges.
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