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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1971
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists editorial offices at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma with Ned Shepler publisher and staff including W H Sullivan, Tommy Bateman, and W D Hargraves. It states AP affiliation and press association memberships and notes advertising payment and correction policies.
A Chicago Tribune summary notes Ralph Nader's challenge to First National City Bank of New York led by Walter Wriston. The Raiders questioned loan decisions, while Wriston defended the bank as a large firm with many loan officers. Nader's June report faced charges of factual errors and bias.
In a discussion on U S policy toward Taiwan Indo china and China's UN role Conservative leader Robert Stansfield defends U S aims while Kuo attacks policy and calls for peace. Stansfield praises Nixon trip but cautions on awkward questions with Mao and Chou en Lai ahead.
Pravda lauds measured diplomacy after 10 days of reporting on Sino American détente and Moscow’s stance. It suggests no alarm, notes a possible anti Soviet alliance but stops short of predicting it, praising Nixon’s initiative in coaxing Moscow to co exist with Beijing and Washington.
Head Start is valued for pre-school children from low or no income families and also benefits mothers. Mothers feel less lonely, more understood, and gain confidence as they join others with similar problems. They enjoy greater freedom while their child is in Head Start and share experiences with peers.
The quoted lines compare speaking in tongues without love to a noisy cymbal and assert that all good action is charity. A spiritual leader stresses that true wealth lies in good deeds done for others in this world.
Dr Max Rafferty argues for bridging the generation gap while criticizing the notion that youth alone holds virtue. He cites psychopaths as largely young and warns against stereotyping age groups as inherently virtuous or faulty.
Washington analysis notes Sen. Fred Harris and Sen. Hughes both stepped into the presidential race briefly amid TV driven debate on appearance and appeal. Harris, backed by a far left shift, faces tough odds and possible political oblivion as Hughes exits without real backing while Teddy Kennedy looms as the plausible fallback for supporters.
The piece discusses how a math teacher can learn from students by listening and how honesty matters in dating. It argues that teachers may grow when understanding student motivations and that women should be true about their dating intentions. It notes memory concerns increase with age.
In Oklahoma Fred Harris grows uneasy with large party majorities. Bryce Baggett notes Harris may be drawn to a Senate seat that could soon be vacant. The piece also mentions bargain hunters rushing to buy whisky before a tax rise and suggests conservative Democrats could align with Republicans to satisfy Raymond Gary.
Your sign reads like a patchwork of dated predictions with scattered guidance for Aries through Pisces. It notes shifting influences, scheduling tips, and a focus on judgment, generosity, ethics, and personal skills while suggesting careers in theater or musical comedy for some born today.
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