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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1963
Page
7
Inland ship traffic resumes as Seafarers' International Union of Canada members vote to end a four day walkout protesting a government trusteeship. President Hal Banks met Ottawa trustees who will not interfere with internal affairs or seize union HQ.
Ronnie Robinson of Chickasha was honored on his thirteenth birthday with a family dinner hosted by his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bledsoe in Cement. Attending were his parents Mr. and Mrs. Pat Robinson, siblings Mike and Robbin Robinson, and his paternal grandmother Mrs. Cloda Robinson.
Yugoslav President Tito departs for home after a five day visit marked by security tensions and hostile demonstrations. President Kennedy phoned Tito to wish him a pleasant trip and ease sour feelings from Thursday arrests and police interactions.
Peter Neuenschwander 31 a Swiss native celebrated U S citizenship with the oath in the Federal Building Milwaukee. During the ceremony a $3 overtime parking ticket was hung on his car adding ironic contrast to the day.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS reports six people, three Ohio women and three Oklahoma men, died in crashes across Oklahoma and Ohio. Edward Sanders, 39, of Stilwell died when his car left U S 62 near Tahlequah. Three Ohio women died when their car was crushed by a jackknifed semi north of McAlester. James Kushner, 48, Tahlequah, died after his car was struck from behind on Oklahoma 41. Solyea Augiano, 16, and Maria Auguiano, 17, both of Belmore, were seriously injured along with Carmen Sanchez Hernandez, 25, also of Belmore. Gene McBrien, 23, Commerce, died in a collision involving a truck on U S 66 near Miami. The 1963 toll reached 590.
President Kennedy signed a law extending the federal billboard control program through July 1 1965. The statute grants a financial bonus to states that regulate outdoor advertising on interstate highways.
In Winfield Kansas a paper check for 318 appeared in the gutter after wind gusts. Bob Beckwith handed the negotiable check to police who traced it to St John’s College as the owner. The loss occurred while a college official walked to the bank.
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