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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1964

Page

6

Mrs. Johnson Tours Alabama Space Center Visit

First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson returns to Washington after a Huntsville visit to the Marshall Space Flight Center. She watched Saturn stage tests for the Apollo moon project and praised the space effort while meeting Alabama women leaders and cousins. The trip included a lunch with relatives and a state homecoming welcome.

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Snyder C of C Installs Officers

About 200 attended the Snyder Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club banquet as new officers and directors were installed. J. L. Floyd was named president with R. C. Hall as vice president and L. R. Wynn secretary treasurer. Directors include Hall, Bige Anderson, Haskell Berry, James Brazil, Curtis Williams, Douglas Allen, Floyd, Glen Millicons, Ray Toma and Herbert Spurlock. Guests came from Norman Moore California Lawton Tipton Snyder Mt Park and Hobart. Rev Don Chaffin gave the invocation. Altus junior college students provided music. Arthur Holloway, Oklahoma City lawyer and humorist, delivered a keynote, joking about marriage and public life.

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Olsen Seeks Silver Dollar Bill Despite House Loss

Representative Arnold Olsen believes Senate passage of a bill to mint more silver dollars is possible, despite a House defeat. Ambassador Reischauer comments on a knife wound incident, stressing that it should not affect U.S.-Japan friendship. President Johnson pledges U.S. cooperation at a United Nations trade conference to raise living standards globally.

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