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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1973

Page

6

Lawton Constitution Masthead 1973 Publication Info

The snippet shows the Lawton Constitution masthead date August 7 1973 with publisher Ned Shepler and officers listed including Bill Bentley Shirley Bentley May Shepler Donald S Bentley Stephen F Bentley Ted Ralston and W H Sullivan along with editor and staff roles. It notes AP affiliation, advertising rules and correction policy.

Bill F. Bentley Shirley Shepler Bentley May B. Shepler Donald S. Bentley Stephen F. Bentley Ted Ralston

Haldeman Claims Nixon Had No Watergate Involvement

Former White House chief H. R. Haldeman testifies that Nixon did not know of or participate in Watergate or the cover-up. He cites secret tapes contradicting John Dean’s account and says Dean refused to provide a written report. calls for public tape access.

Nixon H. R. Haldeman White House Senate Select Committee Haldeman John W. Dean II Dean Executive Mansion Committee

Nixon in Watergate discussed by Theodore White in 1972 book

Theodore White, author of the Making of the President series, says Watergate likely narrowed Nixon's 1972 landslide but might not have doomed his election. He questions whether Nixon could be deemed merely negligent or criminal and whether history will label him as President of peace or Watergate. He notes Nixon can alter history by his demeanor in office.

Theodore H. White White Nixon John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Richard Nixon White House Peace Watergate Friends of Free Enterprise Free Enterprise Congress

Bourguiba Criticizes Jordan and Calls for Hussein Resignation

Tunis leader Habib Bourguiba labels Jordan an artificial state and urges King Hussein to resign to permit an Arab Palestinian republic. Diplomatic ties are severed as the proposal gains discussion in Arab countries.

Habib Bourguiba Tunis Jordan Hussein

World telephone reach grows as calls surge

The American Telephone and Telegraph Company reports 291 million global telephones and 98 percent reachability for callers. U S call traffic rises 20 to 25 percent annually, with last year’s 39 million calls projected to hit 200 million by 1980.

American Telephone and Telegraph Company United States

Thoughts For Today on Self Improvement and Perception

A collection of sayings on self awareness and personal growth. The first quotes remark on noticing others' faults while ignoring one’s own flaws. The second asserts that true change begins within oneself before addressing others.

Election Fund Slash Would Spawn Woes

George Will argues limiting campaign money would curb TV time costs but trigger new media events. He warns politicians would inflate spectacle to gain coverage, raising madcap stunts and dramatic moments as the price of exposure. He cites Lawton Chiles and Sen. Rockefeller as examples and notes McGovern's post presidency fundraising need.

Washington Lawton Chiles D-Fla Nelson Rockefeller New York Sargeant Shriver Pittsburgh George McGovern Senate

Jackass of the Year finalists crown three education bafflers

The columnist lists 1972-73 Jackass of the Year finalists across three categories including university professors and progressive educators. Names include Robert Fulton, Leo Busgalia, Wendy Berlowitz, Richard Nelson, Douglas Wallace, Anita Montague, Ivy Mooring, Lola May, J. Ferrell Drummond, and Richard Marriotti. A tie for the education prize is declared with hypnotist Dr. William Bryan named Grand Sweepstakes winner.

J.O.Y University of Minnesota Robert Fulton Oklahoma University Wendy Berlowitz Northern Illinois University Richard Nelson Sterling Virginia Commonwealth University Douglas Wallace Maxies William Bryan

Too many voices chase adult themes and busy talk

A collage of quips and quotes from papers across states notes frustration with adult content, cumbersome car dashboards and a nagging feeling while daily life includes jokes about spouses and moving stools.

Mirror Mind Facts on Marriage and Ambition in Women

The piece argues women rely on marriage as a fallback for career failure but inwardly fear failure may affect love. It notes cool dispute tactics require real knowledge to win. It adds parents rely on books for new parenting ideas but doubt books alone solve childrearing challenges.

Beef price freeze must stay amid inflation fight, Nixon essay

William S White argues the administration should refuse to end the beef price freeze before September. He warns that pressuring the government could invite wider anti inflation abuse and harm consumers, urging orderly, rational actions over threats or shortages.

Washington Nixon United States

Pioneer grocer Fends off robber with thrown phone

Yesteryears recalls a Pioneer grocer R F Neeley who, when faced by a gunman, hurled a telephone at the would be robber and both fled in opposite directions. The item appears in a local memory column with other archival notes from years past.

R. F. Neeley Neeley Mike Berkowisk Gene Cagle Oklahoma Association of Student Councils Edmond

Oklahoma Governor Voting Guess and Military Court Talk

In Oklahoma David Boren is described as a captain in the national guard and questions arise about potential court martial for attempting to oust his commander in chief. The piece weaves in political and sports riffs from New England Patriots to Oklahoma politics and Watergate rumors.

David Boren National Guard

Quotes on jealousy, judgment, and politics in daily life

A collection of brief sayings and author names. Notable lines discuss jealousy as destructive, daily self judgment, and tips for gaining visibility in politics through church attendance, attributed to William Ross Roy L. Smith Mark Twain and Charles Vincent Mathis.

Charles Vincent Mathis

Your Horoscope for Wednesday August 8 1973

Aries to Pisces horoscope outlines daily guidance with emphasis on balance and initiative. Born today analysis highlights leadership, versatility, and potential in acting writing education or business, advising self discipline and avoiding arrogance.

Aries

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