Lawton Constitution Local News Notice
The Lawton Constitution is published evenings Monday through Friday at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma Ned Shepler publisher 1919 1967 dial 353 0620 member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press entified exclusively to the use for relation of all local news seimted iia noum as well as AP news Any erroneous reflection on the character of any person firm or corporation and any misstatement of fact which may appear in this newspaper will be corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the management.
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Associated Press
AP News
Great Bubble Echoes Through Time And Policy
A Washington Report reflects on the South Sea Bubble of 1720 21 and its stock boom a national debt swap the ensuing crash and losses linking it to broader themes of American ambition and global affairs noting Vietnam peace prospects and drawing a literary reference to Robert Frost and John F Kennedy as a cautionary note.
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Elizabeth
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John F. Kennedy
World Opinion Not Much Help in Prisoner Quotes
A column questions attention to National Week of Concern for Americans Prisoners of War and Missing in Action. It critiques media and officials, notes public sentiment about prisoners and duty, and references mixed U S military actions and a Green Berets case.
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New York
Robin Moore
Green Berets
Henry Rothblatt
Ernest Medina
Doubleday
Calley
Medina
Ecology balance and the Don’t Kid Yourself Club
John Chamberlain argues for ecological balance amid conflicts over strip mining DDT phosphate detergents and air pollution. He cites Ken Hechler on mining, Maine pesticide policies, Look Magazine backing NYC air work, and Senator Jackson urging moderation, urging simultaneous club expansion.
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Middle East
Jackson
City buildings under construction face havoc in yesteryears
Charles Evans pledges Phi Mu Alpha Sinfoni a at Oklahoma City University. Mrs Rob ert Schrick leads lessons at Owen King. Roddy Kilowatt Square Dance Club elects Roddy Kilowatt as president. Mary Lynn Marler hosts Junior Miss Club. Vernon Hartman installed secretary treasurer of Optimist Club. Rev E T Curtsinger of Ada evangelist for revival at Church of God Ninth and...
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Oklahoma City University
Robert Schrick
Owen King
Roddy Kilowatt Square
Mary Lynn Marler
Vernon Hartman
Optimist Club
E. T. Curtsinger
Ada
Church of God, Ninth
Year of the aged as pros shine in 1980s headlines
The piece notes a 43 year old named pro football player of the year, a 47 year old headed to the Moon, and a 41 year old winning the Bob Hope golf tournament, suggesting an unusually veteran year. It contrasts Aquarius with aging icons and highlights notable late-career achievements.
Young House Freshman Stands Firm on Oil Tax Vote
Gordon Beznoska, a 21 year old freshman from Comanche County and Cameron College student, defied Gov. Hall by voting no on the oil and gas tax bill and resisting pressure to amend with an emergency clause. His stance helped delay the measure until another legislator switch secured passage.
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Capitol
Comanche County
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House
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Cameron College
Hall
Fusion Breakthrough Sparks Hope for Clean Power
Scientists at Los Alamos report a major step toward a controlled fusion reaction, the sun’s energy source. A fusion reactor could be virtually pollution free with no long lived radioactive wastes, promising vast future power if the world endures to scale it up.
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Christendom
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Sipthee Agus Oeull Gammon
Unilateral POW Release Proposed by Frank Borman
Former astronaut Frank Borman argues for a unilateral release of about 160 South Vietnamese prisoners with no strings attached. He notes U S freedom of POWs without gratitude from North Vietnam and suggests the move could pressure Hanoi to ease the fate of American POWs. He cites his role as Nixon's POW envoy and warns of limited real gains beyond world opinion.
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United States
South Vietnam
Frank Borman
North Vietnam
South
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Hanoi
Nixon
Mirror of the Mind and Social Pressures
The piece discusses work obsession as a potential asset when channeled productively, and notes that unwanted attention can be stopped once a clear boundary is set. It also warns that pressuring a child to self reliance can overwhelm a child facing difficulties.
Aries Outlook: Barriers Turn to Coping Strengths
For April 4, Aries traits suggest barriers that may arise then ease as you apply calm planning. The text notes you are competent and versatile but fear failure, urging self confidence. Born under Aries, you fit arts, entertainment, journalism, interior decoration and similar pursuits with inner stamina and big job potential.
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Aries
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