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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
10
Local masthead lists editor publisher and staff followed by AP co publication rights and advertising rules. It states corrected errors will be addressed upon management notice.
The piece notes widespread ignorance of Americans abroad and foreign ignorance of U S life. It cites Edward R Murrow and the US Information Agency describing misperceptions of taxes, promiscuity, capitalism, government checks and balances, media control, and voluntary programs.
After a court ordered recount shows Karl Rolvaag ahead of Elmer Anderson by 91 votes, calls for rescheduling the election arise. The piece argues that official canvasses should correct errors and that victory should go to the candidate with the most votes, acknowledging human error in the process.
Twenty one members of the U S House opposed granting honorary American citizenship to Sir Winston Churchill though the measure was broadly approved. Critics warned of setting a bad precedent and diluting citizenship while Churchill, seen as a global symbol of freedom, is praised as a fitting honoree. He would honor the United States by accepting the gesture.
Fish raisers in British Columbia now release salmon fry at the migration stage rather than all at once. The change aims to reduce stress from crowding and improve behavior, hoping for higher survival and bigger future runs when the fish return to spawning grounds.
A concise religious meditation urges personal example in deeds and teaching. It cites Titus 2 7 and Francois de Sales to claim God equips believers for Christian life when called.
Senator Lee Metcalf proposes a constitutional amendment to extend House terms to four years and Senate terms to eight years, with half the Senate elected at each Presidential vote. Critics warn vacancies and reduced voter control could follow, while governors and state terms move toward four years in several states. Michigan eyes a 1966 effective date for its governor, shaping Romney’s political future.
Henry J. Taylor rakes David E. Bell over foreign aid plans. Mansfield and others condemn the program as bloated and wasteful while Bell urges current spending levels. The piece argues Congress must cut aid significantly to curb mismanagement and protect taxpayers.
The article argues love is rarely the sole factor in elopement and that runaway marriages stem from home issues with a dominant mother and passive father. It also notes marine fish sounds linked to mating and defense and emphasizes the value of meaningful two way relationships for healthy identity and friendships.
Rockefeller altered approach after visiting Oklahoma three years ago as a potential candidate. Oklahoma Republicans remain cool toward Becky. If Goldwater delays 1964 bid, the delegation might revive MacArthur. Senator J Howard and Jeanette Edmondson pay $300 monthly for a Washington, D C house after a long search outside the high rent district.
Sylvia Porter notes the annual meetings begin in April with about 200 000 stockholders attending. Peak day is April 30 with 275 companies, as corporations shift toward informative two way discussions. Major themes include profit protection, tax incentives, and overseas investment, with GE surveys showing rising proxy votes.
Washington analyzes the Costa Rica six nation meeting on Castro Cuba. The piece argues the conference produced little concrete anti Castro action and notes Mexico and Brazil’s absence hindered a true Pan American front. It criticizes relying on reform to fight international communism.
A historic work order signals construction of Lawton Senior High School. Nearby notes recall past Lawton events including a Wichita Mountains Sunrise service and local civic appointments.
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