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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1973

Page

6

Lawton Constitution Details and Policies

The Lawton Constitution published weekdays in Lawton Oklahoma lists Ned Shepler as publisher and names Bill F Bentley Shirley Shepler Bentley May B Shepler Donald S Bentley Stephen F Bentley Ted Ralston Wm H Sullivan W D Hargraves Alfred Wallace as staff. It notes editorial and advertising roles and affirms AP membership and circulation practices while promising corrections on misstatements brought to management.

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

Senate Out As Nixon's Trial Court

The piece argues impeachment power lies with the House, while the Senate Watergate inquiry acts more as public educator. It contends the Senate has presided over impeachment overreach via nationwide publicity and asks for a Republican committee to balance the inquiry, warning the Senate’s role as trial court is unconstitutional.

Washington House of Representatives Senate Senate Watergate Senate Committee Executive Branch House Supreme Court Archibald Cox

Appeal for Fairness Seeks Fair Chance for Nixon

An ad hoc committee of 19 signers including a rabbi a monsignor a Protestant chaplain and an attorney calls for fairness to President Nixon. They urge voters to defend reason balance truth and fairness amid Watergate era bias and Ervin Committee scrutiny.

Richard M. Nixon Nixon Ervin Committee White House Ervin John Dean

ABA proposes seven member panel to discipline federal judges

The American Bar Association backs a supplementary procedure to remove inadequate judges. A seven member committee appointed by the Chief Justice would investigate alleged misbehavior, disability, or wilful misconduct and send findings to the Judicial Conference. If certified, the President would retire the judge and appoint a successor. Supreme Court justices not affected.

American Bar Association United States Judicial Conference Supreme Court

Army recruits show record black enrollment in July

The July signup reached 35 percent black, the highest to date, with educational advantages drawing more black applicants than whites. Unemployment among blacks increased appeal as the Army moves toward an all volunteer force.

Japan Names Ten U S Universities to Share $10 Million

The Government of Japan designates Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia California Berkeley Chicago Hawaii Michigan Stanford and Washington Seattle to divide ten million dollars. The move aims to promote Japanese studies and is viewed as a propaganda tactic.

Government of Japan Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia California Berkeley Chicago Hawaii Michigan Stanford Washington Seattle

Thoughts For Today Quotes From Ecclesiastes and Nehru

A reflective pair of lines contrasts seasonable times with action and emotion. The first cites a biblical verse about times for love hate war and peace. The second quotes Jawaharlal Nehru on measuring time by actions feelings and achievements.

Jawaharlal Nehru India

Leisure Time Survey Reveals Dominance of Radio and TV

William F Buckley notes a report by Andresen and Company showing Americans spend about 45 percent of leisure time watching television and 34 percent listening to radio. The piece compares costs, urges pay television acceptance, and discusses the role of broadcasting in daily life.

Andresen and Company of New York CBS Department of Commerce United States Sion Andresen and Company New York Times Andresen Campbell California

Quick Quips From Old Papers Compilation

A collection of pithy snippets staccato humor and witty lines from early 20th century periodicals. Jokes touch on talkativeness fast talkers film ratings and prejudice with a mix of light satire and social observation.

Mirror of the Mind on Responsibility and Reigniting Old Loves

The article advises learning from failures without clinical detachment to prevent repetition, warns parents about estrangement with teens, and weighs reviving an old romance by examining motives and changes in the suitor. It suggests revival only if new traits justify reengagement.

Agnew Probe Seen as Potential Crisis for Nixon Era

In a Baltimore grand jury case context the Agnew investigation could imperil the Nixon administration if indictments emerge and leaks fuel a perception of unjust pursuit. A sustained probe risks a national crisis, shaping Agnew as a heroic 1976 Republican candidate and linking Watergate to broader political peril.

Baltimore Nixon Spiro Angew United States Department of Justice Agnew Spiro Agnew John Dean

Local Elks honor scholars and civic notes from Lawton

Yesteryears Wesley Hamm and Jerry Kin zer win $100 scholarships from the Elks lodge. Mrs. Harriet McDivitt introduces Mrs. Betty Kuykendall at an Insurance Women of Lawton meeting. The J. B. Knowles family holds a ranch reunion. Charles C. Davis learns his son Charles H. Davis is released from Korean captivity after two and a half years.

Wesley Hamm Jerry Kinzer Elks Lodge Harriet McDivitt Betty Kuykendall Insurance Women of Lawton J. B. Knowles LO Ranch Charles C. Davis Cpl Charles H. Davis Miss Marcille Burns California

Oklahoma News Snippets Include Prison Probe and Senate Race Talk

Reporters speculate the state prison count may have been done by counting on fingers. Democrats consider Oklahoma prospects for U S Senate if nominee avoids McGovern and Harris endorsements. Harris forms a food pricing group as his first new project this week. Viewers react as Ervin hearings recess interrupts coverage. A Tulsa woman demands to see her preferred soap opera The Country Lawyer on a local station.

Oklahoma U. S Senate George McGovern Fred Harris Ervin

Horoscope for Wednesday August 15 1973

The daily section outlines Aries to Pisces guidance with caution on promises and resolutions. It highlights the reader born today as versatile, ambitious, and dynamic, capable of success in multiple fields if self discipline and energy conservation are learned.

Aries Napol- S France Sirer Scott Princess Anne England

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