Lawton Oklahoma Newspaper Publisher and Ad Policy Note
Published Evenings Monday Through Friday of Each Week at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma Ned Shepler Publisher 1919 1967 Alfred Wallace No advertising accepted from promotion men or transients unless paid in advance or with written authorization from local business men. Corrections policy stated for errors or misstatements.
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Policy on Terrorist Demands Draws Debate in Khartoum Case
Columnist Carl T Rowan argues that a hardline anti ransom stance risks encouraging further terrorism. He contrasts U S and Israeli refusals to pay with calls for flexible tactics, warning that negotiating with terrorists could fuel future attacks and undermine public safety.
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White House
Carl T. Rowan
U.S
Rowan
Khartoum
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sirhan
Israel
Tel Aviv
United States
Pauses in Conversation Split Into Silent and Filled
Linguists classify ordinary talk into Silent Pauses which end phrases or mark thinking moments, and Filled Pauses such as you know ums and ers. They estimate 40 to 50 percent silence and another 40 to 50 percent filler sounds, leaving little room for meaningful dialogue.
Concorde cost compared to Battle of Britain fighters
The 1972 73 Jane's book notes British Overseas Airways pays 115 million pounds for its Con corde fleet, enough to buy all the Spitfires and Hurricanes RAF used in the Battle of Britain about 37 times over. The fighter price cited is 3.1 million pounds, adjusted for postwar inflation and currency shifts.
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British Overseas Airways
RAF
U.S
Thoughts For Today and Livingstone Quote
Thoughtful devotional snippet featuring Colossians 3 16 urging communal teaching wisdom and song in faith and a David Livingstone tribute crediting Jesus Christ through the divine Book. A compact religious reflection with a period tone and moral emphasis.
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Jesus Christ
David Livingstone
Washington Report on War Powers and Executive Privilege
A Washington column analyzes how war powers and executive privilege shape presidential authority. It argues Congress is sidelined by executive action, cites Lincoln Roosevelt Nixon precedents, and views the Great Powers Debate as signaling a political watershed.
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White House
Congress
Defense
Elliot Richardson
Cambodia
Popeye
Washington
Supreme Court
Vietnam
Laos
Richard Nixon
Executive
Abraham Lincoln
Mexico
Lincoln
Star of the West
Fort Sumter
Charleston
S.C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
Britain
Executive Branch
Roosevelt
Nixon
Jefferson
Jackson
Who Shall Police The Police In American Life
The piece argues that the FBI director will soon be an arm of the ruling party, diminishing checks on power. It notes Hoover’s legacy as a protector of the Bill of Rights and warns of growing partisan influence over the bureau and the Secret Police in a new era.
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Washington
L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
House
Senate
Secret Police
Hoover
Morris Ernst
Harvard
Yale
MIT
John Mitchell
Clark
Katzenbach
Kennedy
Shirr tails to open flood gates in Watergate affair
The remark suggests the Watergate scandal is widening with new disclosures and possible deeper involvement. It notes ongoing inquiries and public interest in the unfolding political affair.
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Watergate
Horoscope for April 7 1973 Aries to Pisces overview
Saturday April 7 1973 horoscope highlights multiple signs with guidance on focus and discipline. It notes Mercury influence for Gemini and advises restraint for Libra while urging readiness for Scorpio originality. The piece lists birthdate notables like Wordsworth and Xavier and emphasizes leadership traits and caution against over aggression.
Mirror of the Mind on love and loans and parenting
The piece reflects on how a woman copes with lost love and the irony of feeling more disturbed by the aftermath than the end itself. It also discusses loan requests, self-esteem, and the dynamics of refusing or accepting help. It then considers parental compliments and the true satisfaction of raising healthy, independent children.
Funny Writing in a Grim World
Dr Rafferty notes that humor has faded as society grows sensitive to jokes about Jews, Negroes, Poles, drunks, mothers in law, entertainers, the overweight, and other groups. He cites reactions to Al Capp Baez and Fields and argues the era of easy quips is ending as people demand respect and self importance grows.
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Will Rogers
Will
NAACP
St. George and the Dragon Inn
George
Dragon
Alcoholics Anonymous
al Capp
Joan Baez
Joanie
W. C. Fields
Philadelphia
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