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Lawton Constitution

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Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1963

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Senate Expected To OK Gold Backing For Bills

The Senate was poised to pass a bill ending silver backing for $1 and $2 notes, replacing them with 23 percent gold backed federal reserve notes. It would halt silver purchases and utilize 1.6 billion ounces from Treasury vaults to coin production, lasting up to 18 years. Other topics covered include women equal pay, parcel post rates, education funding, and unemployment critique by Walter Reuther.

Washington UPI Senate House Federal Reserve Treasury Parcel Post Chamber of Commerce

Senate Criticizes Board Over Slayers’ Commutation Plea

Oklahoma Senate urged resignations from Pardon and Parole Board members after the board recommended commuting the death sentences of two killers, Gerald Pate and Richard Henry Dare. Gov. Bellmon would decide on any commuting action after reviewing the board’s report. Dare faces execution May 31 for the 1960 murder of Ted Albert. Pate awaits July 1 for the 1959 murder of 15-year-old Mary Jane Haygood.

Parole Board Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board State Senate Roehm West Tulsa Robert B. Taylor Jr Okmulgee John F. Montroy Oklahoma City Bob Ewing Durant Charles C. Chesnut Miami Oklahoma Senate State Pardon and Parole Board Henry Bellmon Bellmon Gerald Pate Richard Henry Dare Pardon and Parole Board State of Oklahoma Robert B. Taylor Roehm A. West Senate West Dare Ted Albert Pate Mary Jane Haygood Shawnee

Cornell Opens First American Architecture Teaching Department

Cornell University established the United States' first department dedicated to teaching architecture signaling a pioneering step in American higher education. The move positions Cornell as a leader in professional training and academic architecture study.

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