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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1963
Page
6
Puzzle clue set across a crossword style list with hints for several entries. Includes references to a Southern fruit tree and a Hebrew king Bib 53, along with abbreviations and terms such as Army women's group Ab and 532 in Roman numerals.
US and NATO trade tensions rise as Britain resists limits on Communist bloc trading. US official Ball argues Europe underwrites Eastern bloc economies while Japan faces higher costs from the US Soviet wheat deal and a strained balance of payments. NATO succession chatter centers on Manlio Brosio and Halvard Lange.
An 18 year old Tulsa girl Cheryl Bates died Saturday night and her companion John Elfridge was injured when struck by a car driven by a Washington School of Ballet student. The driver was charged with negligent homicide.
In Formosa south, Chinese Nationalist and American forces will begin a joint amphibious and airborne defense exercise on November 26. The announcement says 200 amphibious ships, 3,000 troops and 100 aircraft from both nations will participate.
Three Oklahomans will discuss deep well drilling problems at a drill and completion institute in Liberal Kansas. Speakers include Lloyd N. Unset of Tulsa William R Cook of Enid and John P Dows of Oklahoma City. About 627 men from Oklahoma Kansas and Texas idle Averue are southwest extension center.
A study of 527 veteran railroad workers with high blood pressure shows obesity did not predict coronary heart disease or longevity. Severe diastolic hypertension linked to strokes and disability, while sustained weight loss mainly cuts stroke risk and diabetes, not heart disease. The research, led by Dr. George E. Dimond, spans records from 1925 to 1982, noting later but often more severe heart attacks among hypertensive men.
Mothers in a local community attach objects to their children's front hair to encourage the growth of crosses-like vein patterns on the scalp, reflecting a folk belief about CrOSs-eVES development.
Tulsa State Fair official TULSA warns county voters that rejecting the proposed 3.5 million bond on December 3 could cost the International Petroleum Exhibition to Houston or Dallas. R. K. Lane, Tulsa State Fair board building committee chair, says new facilities are needed or the 1966 show could be Tulsa’s last. He notes existing facilities are inadequate.
Charles King made a birdie on the 12th hole at Freshwater Isle of Wight when a thrush collided with his tee shot and was killed. The incident occurred during Sunday play as King finished the hole with the birdie.
The White House in Washington whose cornerstone was laid October 13 1792 was designed by Irish born architect James Hoban in a competition that paid him 500 dollars according to the World Almanac.
Evangelist Billy Graham will deliver a sermon on the campus of Belmont Abbey College in Belmont North Carolina tonight marking his first appearance on the campus of a Catholic college.
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