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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1971
Page
6
Lawton Constitution publication details for the early era show Ned Shepler as publisher, listing memberships in pressure associations and press bodies. The note explains AP exclusive rights to local news and telegraphic dispatches, with payment terms for local advertisers.
Washington report notes the Ripon Society, a Republican-leaning group, moving to honor Walter J. Hickel at a Seattle dinner on April 21. Sponsors include critics like Sen. Mark Hatfield and Rep. Paul McCloskey Jr., as ADA and other fringe groups oppose Nixon and his agenda with varying political motives.
Rep Hale Boggs attacks FBI Director J Edgar Hoover demanding resignation accusing the FBI of tapping congressional telephones. The White House FBI and Attorney General deny the charges as lawmakers question Boggs motives and potential political debts. Hoover critics claim the FBI guards sensitive files.
The Tulsa World argues against a fall special session urged by OEA President Gene Rochelle to address school problems. It says Governor Hall’s tax plan will unlikely cover the promised funds and that the legislature is already in session to handle state needs.
A New Jersey company unveils DWR or Dirty Word Remover to clean graffiti and other defacements from walls. The item headlines a quirky product launch amid other notes about unauthorized midnight swims and the notion of cleaning dirty people.
California health chief warns urban centers may see at least one fifth of high school students infected before graduation. Prophylaxis is described as our only real hope amid calls for renewed morality. A Moose Club segregation ruling advances to Supreme Court appeal on private club racial policy.
A devotional reflection noting Abraham's obedience to God's call as the start of a long journey of inheritance and mission. It adds a parallel from August Schlegel about every great venture beginning with faith and a first forward step. The tone is inspirational and period-appropriate.
The piece surveys favorite travel dreams from New York to Tokyo and Madrid to Caracas. It lists destinations like Victoria, Kowloon, Okura Tokyo, Treasure Cay, Aruba, Martha’s Vineyard, Madrid’s El Escorial, Rome, Phoenix, Beverly Hills, and Caracas, concluding with the notion of two weeks in a closet.
Winston Churchill, 30, son of Randolph and grandson of the famed leader, criticizes Soviet influence in Egypt and the Middle East. He argues the Russians press for oil, military buildup, and control, challenging Western restraint and urging stronger ties with China. He also discusses Churchill College and the Churchill Foundation, praising humanitarian scientific exchange and six Nobel winners.
Ten years ago Douglass High School students John A. Davis Laura H Nichols and Gwendolyn R Smyre ranked in the top ten percent on Frontiers of Science Foundation achievement tests. Wesley Holly directed a Tomlinson Junior High musical. Mrs Letha H Prosser attended the Southwest Regional Conference at Fort Worth. Ray Crook preached at Geronimo Church of Christ. Lawton's Wolverines beat Chickasha 8 to 7 in Boomer conference semi finals.
A reflective piece questions whether dull individuals should be ignored and notes social handicaps. It suggests many bores mask fear and insecurity with behavior and that social adjustment, not avoidance, is needed.
The milkweed plant served as a kapak fiber substitute in life belts during World War II because its juice contains a rubberlike substance. John Charles Fremont was the first Republican candidate for U.S. president in 1856, losing to James Buchanan.
Tuesday April 13, 1971 section outlines your star influenced outlook by birth date. It notes Aries through Aquarius periods with guidance on listening, discussing, and broadening horizons while highlighting your strong, determined nature and potential as a leader or educator.
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