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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
5
Sidney Hook argues against simplistic condemnation and urges a tougher, detail oriented study of communism. The piece emphasizes understanding its history, appeal to underdeveloped nations, and the methods used to counter it through precise analysis and open scholarship.
Psychologist Jerome L. Singer reports in Today's Health magazine that frequent daydreamers show higher self awareness, deeper insight into personality, and greater creativity and resourcefulness than non dreamers. Action and motivation determine success. otherwise they risk remaining wishful. Most daydreaming occurs before sleep rather than at work.
Robert S. Roe of the FDA credits producers processors and government for a food supply deemed safest in the world. The FDA examined 3500 samples to ensure adherence to safety guides this year. He notes occasional slips but calls the system almost foolproof.
A reflection contrasting the biblical Philippians passage with Ralph Waldo Emersons view that Jesus Christ nameality is deeply etched in world history. It presents a juxtaposition of religious reverence and literary interpretation.
A Washington Report column by Vernon Louviere highlights Rep. Joe Kilgore’s discovery of a government clerk who auto-reads documents and erases his initials after a misdirected paper arrives. The spoofed notes on Senate discussions, economics, and foreign affairs tease current events with wry humor and sharp wordplay.
Ten, twenty, and thirty years back items note Fred Larrance Jr arranging a state J C C meeting in Lawton, Margaret Kepley praised as Fort Sill clerk, Donald E. Bryant in Fort Sill O C S class, Tolbukhin’s forces at Sevastopol, W W Carr elected Red Cross secretary, M W Shaw named receiver for Comanche county cotton, and Robert M Allen listed as St Andrews Episcopal priest.
Marquis Childs reports a notable Mississippi bid for governor by Ruchel Phillips and lieutenant governor candidate Stanford Morse. Phillips links to Barry Goldwater, attacks Kennedy and Barnett, and campaigns amid one party dominance. The crowd hears revivalist tunes as organizers push a anti Kennedys stance and talk of staged federal clashes.
William S White argues Britain's choice between Conservative leaders Churchill Macmillan and Home versus Labour under Harold Wilson affects the Western alliance. A Conservative victory is seen as aligning with US aims and cautious Moscow engagement, while Labor could push tougher terms with the Soviet Union, risking a rift in transatlantic trust.
A health column says sleep needs relate to afternoon efficiency with six hours aiding work more than eight. A psychologist finds high speed roads raise driver tension differently from design features. An Occupational Outlook Quarterly note says education can trump experience with higher earnings for high school and college students.
Sylvia Porter notes weak U S clothing exports to France Italy and West Germany in 1962 and 1963 with minuscule sales of synthetic fiber dresses to Italy and low totals to West Germany while experts urge expansion. State Dept fashion shows are blocked and European buyers seek American know how. A harsh critique cites apathy among U S firms and calls for policy action to boost jobs and balance of payments.
The Almanac notes October 31 1963 as the 304th day of the year with 61 remaining. It lists the moon nearing full phase and evening planets Jupiter and Saturn. Births include Chiang Kai-shek, born 1886. Historic events: Nevada statehood on 1864 and 1931 banks crisis warning with 522 bank closures that month.
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