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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1963

Page

11

President Takes A Hand In Civil Rights Bill Push

President Kennedy personally engaged in securing House passage of a civil rights bill. A White House meeting with House leaders postponed a crucial committee vote to next Tuesday, while Republicans offered limited support for a weaker compromise amid administration efforts to win middle-ground backing.

Washington Kennedy White House House Congress House Judiciary Committee Bill More McCulloch Celler Fair Employment Practices Commission Robert F. Kennedy Capitol Hill Senate

Six Midshipmen Become Trident Scholars at Naval Academy

Six senior midshipmen from the Naval Academy join a new Trident scholars program freeing them from regular classes to pursue self chosen research. They include Clark Graham Bobby Joe Haynes Barry Platt Jeffrey Wilson Leon Brooks and Melville Lyman III under faculty guidance with theses due at year end.

Annapolis Naval Academy Midshipmen Trident Clark Graham Jacksonville Fla Navy Bobby Joe Haynes Watauga Melville H. Lyman III Glen Ridge N.J Yale University Charles C. Kirkpatrick Academy Superin Brigade of Midshipmen Graham Haynes Platt

Rockefeller jokes about population race with California

New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller told the California League of Cities audience that New York has been losing population to California. He quipped that the only gain is Dick Nixon and that he is glad to have him.

Rocky San Francisco UPI New York Nelson Rockefeller California California League of Cities Rockefeller Dick Nixon

Galloway Named Humble Director

James H Galloway, vice president in charge of Humble Oil and Refining Company's 20 state central region, was named to the firm's board of directors. He will move to Houston to join the headquarters organization. Humble promoted Harry W Ferguson to executive vice president and Clifton C Garvin Jr to vice president in charge of the central region. Garvin will transfer to Tulsa.

Houston UPI James H Galloway Humble Oil and Refining Company Galloway Jon Humble Harry W. Ferguson Clifton C. Garvin Jr Midland Tex Garvin Tulsa

Williams Named NASA Manned Flight Operations Director

Walter C. Williams, ex director of Project Mercury, was appointed operations director for all manned flight missions by NASA associate administrator George E. Mueller. Williams will oversee NASA, defense and other teams reporting to him.

Washington UPI Walter C. Williams George E. Mueller National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Defense Williams

Lawton Students Pledge Fraternities at Southwestern State College

Three Lawton students attending Southwestern State College Weatherford pledged social fraternities and sororities. Gale Bridges of 27th Street Sigma Kappa Jan Loomis and Lynn Mastracola from Fort Sill joined Delta Zeta. Larry Walker and James Nolen pledged Pi Rho Epsilon pre pharmacy fraternity.

Lawton Southwestern State College Weatherford Gale Bridges N. 27Th Sigma Kappa Jan Loomis N. 35Th Place Lynn Mastricola Fort Sill Delta Zeta Larry Walker Gore James Nolen Fletcher

Altus Club To View Film On Pershing Next Tuesday

The Altus Half Century club will screen The Persing Story, detailing Pershing missile development and training, Tuesday at 7 p.m. Capt Edward A Hausburg of Fort Sill Artillery and Missile School will introduce the program.

Altus Club Pershing Altus Half Century Club Edward A. Hausburg Guided Missile Department Fort Sill Artillery and Missile School

Quotes From The News United Press International

Beaumont refugee describes Cuba shortages water scarce eggs rationed only for the young and elderly. A GOP official doubts any labor leader would back Goldwater for president next year. Harry S Truman tells Grinnell College students they know more now than he did after decades. AFL-CIO urges Kennedy tax plan saying funds would create needed jobs.

United Press International Beaumont Tex Cuba Washington Barry M. Goldwater R-Ariz GOP Goldwater Grinnell Iowa Harry S. Truman Grinnell College

Sooner Nominated for National Safety Council Chair

Bartlesville business leader Stanley Learned, president of Phillips Petroleum Co. Bartlesville, is nominated for chair man of the National Safety Council board. The board chair will be named at the council s annual meeting in Chicago October 28.

Bartlesville UPC Stanley Learned The National Safety Council Chicago Learned Phillips Petroleum Co

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