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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1963
Page
5
A three part NEA feature examines Washington's prostitution scene shaped by loneliness and boredom among midwest women. It follows three girls who banded together to run a part time arrangement in upscale NW DC apartments catering to a select clientele.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, campaigning in Washington, expressed strong optimism about winning the 1964 GOP presidential nomination while acknowledging he trails Barry Goldwater. He and wife Margaretta engaged with senators, tourists, and reporters during a lengthy visit, stressing his commitment to run and defeat Kennedy.
Twenty seven Comanche county students entered technical and vocational training at Oklahoma State Tech Okmulgee. Lawton attendees include Donald Berry Colin Branch Sherril Chase nah Durant others listed with fields such as industrial electronics drafting auto mechanics refrigeration accounting and diesel mechanics.
Florida Democratic leaders largely agreed with President Kennedy that the state would return to the Democratic fold in 1964, citing enthusiastic receptions during his Florida tour. Governor Farris Bryant remained cautious, while Republican calls of a GOP win in Florida persisted amid Goldwater signs at Miami International Airport.
Sen. Clifford P. Case urged the Rules Committee to pursue a full Baker probe. He warned public trust in Congress is at risk after Robert G. Baker resigned amid allegations of wheeling and dealing in real estate and stocks.
Joan Carol Douglas, 23, wife of Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas, describes adjusting to life in official circles. She says she takes vitamin pills to match his pace, notes his productivity, and expects him to stay on the bench past retirement age.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Monday approved Benson E F L Timmons II to be ambassador to Hall. Committee chairman J William Fulbright expressed sympathy for the nominee.
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