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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1963

Page

4

Home Faces Urgent Repair Job On Party Machinery

Lord Home, Britain's new prime minister, must repair the Conservative party's election apparatus after defections at the top. He reshuffles a cabinet largely from Macmillan’s era, with MacLeod and Poole likely resignations and John Hare eyed to lead the party.

London Lord Home Britain Home Harold Macmillan Iain MacLeod Enoch Powell Slame MacLeod Richard A. Butler Lord Poole Lord Hailsham Macmillan Macleod Poole John Hare Duchy of Lancaster Daily Sketch Daily Mirror Independent Times Edward Keath Pew Butler Reginald Maudling Commons Selwyn Lioyd Lioyd Anthony Eden Kinross West Perth Labor Party Andrew Forrester

Teen Market Is Independent And Expanding

The teen market is a distinct and fast growing consumer group with 11 million to 13 million girls and 9 million boys in the United States. Teens control about 6.3 to 16 billion dollars in spending yearly, driven by postwar births and strong brand awareness. Experts note teens are highly susceptible to advertising and form a leading economic frontier for industry. Tomorrow: Where the teens’ money goes.

Jack Lefler New York United States U.S Enid A. Haupt Seventeen Magazine Eugene Gilbert Eugene Gilbert Co

Cars Kill Three During Weekend

Oklahoma's 1963 traffic toll rose to 574 after three weekend deaths. Archibald K. Callery, 18, of Locust Grove, died in a head on crash near Okmulgee. Alfred J. Bittle, 59, Ada, killed in a collision near Connerville. Timmy Jackson, 61, Eufaula, struck while walking along a highway west of Eufaula.

Associated Press Oklahoma Archibald K. Callery Locust Grove Alfred J. Bittle Ada Timmy Jackson Eufaula Highway Patrol Callery Okmulgee U. S Lyle G. McCune Enid

Navy Secretary Korth denies resignation at Kennedy urging

In Washington Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth says he was not asked to quit and explains his Nov. 1 departure was for urgent personal reasons. Associates cited a disagreement with Defense Secretary McNamara over nuclear power for a new aircraft carrier. Meanwhile Valachi may return to Capitol Hill for closed testimony on narcotics rackets. Latin America leads in 1961 62 US aid per capita at 4.82 dollars, and Meany urges a shorter 40 hour work week to cut unemployment.

Washington (Ap Washington Korth Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth Pentagon Kennedy Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara Valachi Justice Department Joseph Valachi Capitol Hill John L. McClellan D-Ark Senate Investigations Subcommittee Foreign Aid Agency Latin America U.S Agency For International Development AFL - Cio George Meany Meany Kenneth B Keating R-N.y New York

Hope Lange Weds Alan J Pakula In Hollywood Ceremony

Actress Hope Lange and producer Alan J Pakula married on Saturday night. Lange, 28, had prior marriage to actor Don Murray. Pakula, 35, produced last year’s Academy Award winning film To Kill a Mockingbird.

Hope Lange Hollywood UPI Alan J. Pakula Miss Lange Don Murray Pakula

Syrians Aid Iraq in Unified Fight Against Kurdish Rebels

In Damascus Syrian troops joined Iraqi forces in northern Iraq as part of a first unified operation since the nations merged armed forces two weeks earlier. Iraq’s President Aref did not specify troop numbers but reports cited about one brigade taking part.

Damascus Syria Iraq Abdel Salem Aref Aref

Burma Nationalizes Seven Cigarette Makers

Burma's military government nationalizes seven cigarette manufacturing companies under the enterprise nationalization law. The action ends private control of major business segments with compensation promised to affected firms.

Rangoon Burma

Easter lilies bloom on Kowloon Peak in Hong Kong

A June to July bloom showcases Easter lilies on Kowloon Peak, highlighting the season's floral display in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Kowloon Peak

Drought Belt Remains Explosive As Scattered Rains Offer Little Relief

The drought belt from Texas to New England stayed extremely dry over the weekend, deepening economic impact. Fires burned across thousands of acres, wells and ponds ran dry, and water rationing appeared in several communities while rainfall offered scant relief. Major eastern forests faced closures and officials warned of ongoing fire hazards amid a hurricane off Cape Hatteras.

Chicago Texas New England Great Plains Midwest Weather Bureau Florida California Rio Grande Valley Rio Grande Maine New Hampshire Vermont North Carolina White Mountain National Forest William Mes Seck Division of Resources Development Philip H. Hoff Hoff George D. Aiken New York Albany Bureau New York State New York Conservation Department Upstate New York Health Department Hudson Valley Pennsylvania Mississippi Stoneville Miss Alabama Louisiana Tennessee Tennessee Forestry Department Great Smoky Mountains National Norvin Green State Forest New Jersey East River Mountain Bluefield

Ledgerwood Families Tour Tulsa Parade of Homes

Personal visitors from Arlington and Ferris joined L. W. Ledgerwood Sr. and Jr. families in Tulsa for a weekend in the home of L. W. Ledgerwood Jr. They toured the Tulsa Parade of Homes sponsored by the Tulsa Home Builders Association.

L. W. Ledgerwood Sr Arlington Thomas A. Porter Ferris Tulsa L. W. Ledgerwood Jr Porter Tulsa Home Builders Association

Sooner Appointed South Viet Nam Safety Adviser

Oklahoma lawmakers said Ralph T. Hood will soon leave to be public safety adviser to South Vietnam. Hood, a veteran state attorney and enforcer, was recruited by the Agency for International Development after resigning as chief enforcement officer of the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.

Washington Oklahoma Ralph T. Hood South Viet Nam Mike Monroney J. Howard Edmondson Tom Steed Hood Agency For International Development Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

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