Lawton Constitution Publisher and policy disclosure notice
The Lawton Constitution declares its publication schedule and contact details. It lists Ned Sheple as publisher and notes affiliations with Okichome Press, Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, and other bodies. It states AP news use rights and advertising payment rules and promises corrections if errors are shown.
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Nixon Stands Firm as Bombing Remains Last Weapon
President Nixon maintains air and sea power to pressure Hanoi during troop withdrawal. He seeks to disrupt North Vietnamese imports and reinforcements while warning Moscow against aiding the invasion, with 50 000 American lives invested in South Vietnam.
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Peking
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Will McGovern Win in Democratic Nomination Race
Wisconsin gave George McGovern a clear boost by winning the state primary with 30 percent as Robert Kennedy rivalries and strong finish by George Wallace shaped the race. The piece argues McGovern’s win proves organization and money matter but does not establish him as the inevitable 1972 nominee.
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Miami Beach
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Reubin Askew
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Thoughts For Today Quotes and Scriptural Encouragement
A compact collection of moral maxims citing Romans 12 17 18 urging peaceable living and self reliance was shared alongside a John Gay reflection. The items emphasize personal virtue and social harmony as guidance for daily conduct.
Nixon May Call Congress Back For A Special Busing Session
Washington debate on anti busing ends with looming threat of a September October special session. Nixon aides consider leveraging credibility with Southern Democrats to pressure Congress as Election Day nears. The plan envisions public forums, court actions, and renewed push for anti busing bills if action stalls.
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Harry Dent
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Chuck Colson
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Harry Truman
Richard Nixon
Capitol Hill
Buckley and Anderson clash over access to private papers
The exchange centers on Jack Anderson's claim to disclose government papers and William F Buckley Jr s critique of the public figure concept. Buckley accuses Anderson of a self serving theory and argues for greater checks on newspaper access to private documents and selective publication.
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Supreme Court
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U.S
Department of Agriculture
Ernest Cuneo Denounces Senate Over Vietnam Aid
In a strong critique, Ernest Cuneo argues Senate interference hampers military defense as U.S. forces of about 90,000 in Vietnam fight for life. He cites MacArthur’s retreat doctrine, warns against allowing Ho Chi Minh trail supplies to flow, and calls for decisive action to interdict the supply line.
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Bull Run
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Bataan
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Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S
Q and A on historical terms and a wartime opinion piece
A mixed text on topics from papal bulls to the Statue of Liberty and caviar followed by a strong antiwar editorial. It laments press bias, praises American airmen, criticizes Congress, and calls for public action against Hanoi policies and wartime leadership.
Polio Vaccine To Reach Comanche Cotton Kids This Week
Yesteryears notes announce oral polio vaccine will be available to Comanche and Cotton County children this week. The items also mention community events including a skunk incident at Cache Road Square and scholastic and club activities across Lawton and nearby towns.
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Charles Green
Comanche
Cotton County
Woolworth
Cache Road Square
G. E. Jackson
Clem McSpadden enters race for Edmondson seat
Oklahoma State Senator Clem McSpadden announces for the congressional seat vacated by Ed Edmondson. He asks voters to give him the votes previously cast for Edmondson and emphasizes continuity.
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Ed Edmondson
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Horoscope for Wednesday April 26 1972 Aries to Pisces
Forecasts urge practical effort and focus for all signs with notes on avoiding procrastination and chasing dubious ideas. The section highlights personal talents and urges applying artistry to fields like medicine or social causes, mentioning Delacroix and Anita Loos as birthdate notes.
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Griculturis
Eugene Delacroix
Anita Loos
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