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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1971

Page

2

Demo Leaders Welcome Lindsay Switch to Democratic Ranks

New York Mayor John Lindsay announced his switch from the Republican Party, praising new national leadership and signaling uncertainty about a 1972 presidential bid. Democratic figures, led by Muskie and Bayh allies, welcomed the move as a shift away from Nixon policies, while Republicans voiced mixed reactions. Local mayors and national figures framed Lindsay as a potential presidential candidate within the Democratic fold.

New York John Republican Lindsay White House Nixon Sen Edmund Muskie Maine Democratic Party John Lindsay Dole Paul N. McCloskey Jr California Mark O. Hatfield Oregon Chicago Richard Daley Detroit Roman Gribbs America Wes Uhiman Seattle Eugene J. McCarthy

Public School Prayer Debate Tests House Battle in Congress

In Washington the House ponders school prayer and a constitutional amendment. Rep. Emanuel Celler delays action while supporters race to 219 signatures to bypass the Judiciary Committee. Wylie pledges renewed effort when Congress returns.

Washington House Congress Ing Emanuel Celler D-N.y Judiciary Comec Celler Judiciary Committee Chalmers P. Wylie Rincess Wylie

ATC Appoints New Deputy Chief with Vietnam Tour

Landau, a former Army enlisted man in World War II, served in Vietnam and later attended Cornell University to study agriculture. He was commissioned in 1948 as a field artillery officer through the Cornell ROTC program.

Republic of Vietnam Landau Cornell University Cornell Reserve Officer Training Corps

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