Lawton Constitution Publisher Policy and Contacts
In August 1971 the Lawton Constitution lists its publisher Ned Shepler and staff roles, notes association memberships, and provides a dial number for all departments. It states AP dispatch rights and advertising payment rules for local promotions and advance or authorized promotions.
Agnew Support Held Strong Despite Criticism
Washington observers say Vice President Spiro Agnew remains the likely 1972 running mate for President Nixon. Herb Klein cites Nixon as source of timing while Agnew’s appeal to Middle America and his stance on economic issues bolster his position, despite Rep. William Clay’s sharp attack.
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Washington
Herb Klein
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Klein
Agnew
William L. Clay
D.mo
Africa
Clay
Middle America
White House
Senate hearings rail at executive privilege and infallibility
A frustrated Senate fumes during Judiciary Subcommittee on Separation of Powers hearings led by Sen. Sam J. Ervin and Nixon era debates. Critics cite executive immunity amid Vietnam era wars and demand transparency about government operations and arrangements without freezing legislative procedures.
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Senate
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Sam J. Ervin
Nixon
Fulbright
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Wisconsin Firms Boycott Over SST Stop and Boeing Plans
Northwest aerospace groups retaliate after Senator William Proxmire blocks the supersonic transport project and the Lockheed loan. Washington reports high unemployment among scientists and machinists. Wisconsin business groups claim the boycott thrives on publicity and say workers are left jobless with little reemployment.
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William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Detroit Plans Swing Toward 45 Percent Black Police Force
Detroit's police force totals 5229 with 680 Black officers making 13 percent. By 1980 the plan aims for 45 percent Black representation, requiring five of every eight recruits to be Black to match the city’s Black population share.
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Detroit
Puerto Rico Debates UN Status Amid Cuban Contrast
The text notes Cuba's push for a UN General Assembly debate on Puerto Rico as an unresolved colonial issue while Puerto Rico voters repeatedly reject independence. It contrasts Cuba’s lack of a vote on its own regime with Puerto Rico’s political stance.
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Cuba
United Nations General Assembly
Puerto Rico
Thoughts For Today Proverb Quotes On Giving And Enrichment
A collection of moral maxims emphasizing generosity as a measure of character. It juxtaposes Proverbs philosophy with a quotation from Robert South, suggesting that true worth is reflected in acts of giving and kindness.
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Robert South
Northermost action in the Civil War took place in 1864
The fragment notes an action in 1864 during the Civil War, indicating a northern military operation. Details about location, units, and outcomes are unreadable in the source.
Jackson Gains Ground as Democratic Field Shrinks
The article notes William S. White and Jackson gaining ground among liberals and centrists, with Republican fundraising shifting toward Jackson. It says Jackson now has a roughly one in five chance for the nomination, aided by financial support and party dynamics despite an outsider status months earlier.
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Mills
Jackson
Nixon chess moves shape Middle East and Asia balance
Nixon shifts China policy and pivots between Washington and Moscow impacting Israel Egypt Syria and Sudan. Analysts see a risky, short term pause in the Arab Israeli standoff as Sisco tries to reconvene talks while Nixon hedges by timing aid to Israel and courting regional players amid looming 1972 elections.
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Nixon
Washington
Red China
Moscow
Cambodia
U.S
Mao Tse-tung
Chou Enlai
Peking
Middle East
Hanoi
Egypt
Sadat
Israel
Syria
Sisco
Far East
Kremlin
Suez
Sudan
Khartoum
Indian Ocean
China
Tokyo
Lawton Patrol Chief Named After Hamilton Honor
Yesteryears note recalls Jeri Jones crowned in 1961 as a pageant winner. Oklahoma Highway Patrol head in Lawton district later named chief of the patrol in the state. Brief mentions also reference Rush Springs watermelon prices and other local sights.
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W. D
Bill) Hamilton
Lawton
Oklahoma
Patol
Rush Springs
Ervisit
Ae Tae
E. H. Ver
Mirror of the Mind by John Conwell
The piece explores vanity and social perception, noting conceit leads to shunning as self promotion backfires. It also touches on parental debt for a child’s basics and the dynamics of love and marriage, emphasizing reciprocity and concern for a partner’s treatment.
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John Conwell
Your Horoscope Brightens Aimed At Bright Paths
Horoscope outlines for zodiac signs from Aries to Pisces with date ranges and guidance on risk, cooperation, and goal pursuit. It highlights Aries to Pisces traits and advises harnessing driving powers toward worthwhile aims including law and statesmanship.
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