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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
3
A compact set of political crossword clues runs through rights inflation and world regions. Clues reference Gilbert Islands Mi Asia Minor mountains and common word plays for possess verbs and musical terms.
Ex explosion at Indiana Fair Grounds coliseum kills at least 67 survivors describe flames and collapsing ice. Harvard dean Monro comments on coed room visits and parties seen as a license to wild gatherings. President Kennedy weighs Khrushchev moon race remarks with a cautious stance on rival intentions.
A train yard blaze in Cotton, Holly Springs destroys about 1 million dollars in cotton on five flat cars and spreads to the Holly Springs National Forest. The fire also damages an old church and a church under construction in Hickory Flat.
Two Oklahoma crashes killed youths Jackie McCrea a 19 resident of Keyes and Glen Alfred Skinner a 23 resident of Chouteau. McCrea died after a collision on rain slick U S 56 inside Keyes city limits being thrown from his car. Skinner was struck by a truck while crossing U S 69 just south of Chouteau city limits.
Oklahoma officials confirm right of way to the first car through an intersection regardless of lane, ruling after a request by Rep. Bruce Hammer. Assistant Attorney General Charles Owens issued the opinion clarifying traffic courtesy standards.
William Reed reports his mongrel dog Boomerang has returned home in Stockbury England after being sold, marking a third return through the same day. The repeat sequence highlights the canine’s surprising mobility and loyalty.
A 32-year-old Tulsa man, Paul Lawrence Joseph, was bound over for trial on a murder charge after a preliminary hearing. He is accused of the Oct. 19 stabbing death of 23-year-old Frederick Anthony Bell of Tulsa. the defense contends the death was justifiable homicide.
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