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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1972
Page
6
The snippet lists contact details for Ned Shepler publisher and the Lawton Oklahoma newspaper, including the dial number and Associated Press membership, reflecting a mid-century newsroom directory entry.
Washington report notes Democrats in Congress reject McGovern’s Vietnam plan by a wide margin 228 to 178 reflecting a rift between McGovern's positions and party stance. It also cites Senate limits on defense cuts and shifts on school busing as indicators of a likely stalemated government if he gains the presidency.
The apostle bird earned its name from traveling in groups of twelve, echoing the Apostles in the Bible. Musca, Latin for The Fly, is the sole insect represented among the constellations.
The essay catalogs William F Buckley Jr and others criticizing George McGovern for harsh rhetoric. It cites Nick Kotz quotes and past remarks about Barry Goldwater and Senate colleagues, arguing McGovern’s indecency lies in his animadversions rather than his decency.
The piece argues Senator McGovern should demand Eagleton’s resignation after new disclosures, condemns the breaking of promises, and labels Madame Chairman as delivering a verdict of guilt before trial. It warns party harm if the Democratic National Committee remains inactive.
A snippet lists social items including Mr and Mrs Alford Hennesseee and Mr and Mrs Wayne Pursley on a Hot SpringsArk trip. Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly in a film note High . Kyle McCarty visits a young opossum at the city police station then travels with Dick Crooks toward town edge. Philip Keleher trains as Naval Aviation cadet. Political punditry note about optimism and elections.
The Democratic campaign, slowed by the Eagleton affair, announces Sargent Shriver as George McGovern’s running mate on prime time TV. McGovern blasts Nixon on cost of living and unemployment while Dole seeks equal time. Labor leaders split on endorsement as McGovern races to regain momentum.
A mid July Gallup poll shows war and economy as top issues, crime dropping, cost of living rising, and Democrats leading Republicans 53 to 47 on who can handle concerns. Nixon faces a smaller gap to close. Socialist Workers Party seeks ballot access in 30 states with a female presidential candidate and a black vice presidential candidate. Elaine Edwards appointed to fill a Senate vacancy until after the election.
A compact meditation on moving forward from past actions. It contrasts Ecclesiastes wisdom with General Marshall’s call to avoid dwelling on what’s done and focus on the next objective.
A collection of brief quotes debates color dreams from REM sleep and asks whether loneliness blocks happiness in marriage. It also argues against sweeping generational condemnations noting teens today show more grace than aging critics remember.
In Oklahoma Carl Albert wasn’t introduced at the Democrats mini convention. McGovern may save him for a potential vice president slot. David Hajl welcomes Shriver choice and aligns with McGovern. Hall backs the ticket with full, half hearted support amid weak national traction.
Horoscope section for August 24 1972 outlines daily guidance by zodiac sign. It notes actions, cautions, and opportunities with emphasis on planning, alertness, and cautious boldness for different signs. It also highlights a born today note praising versatility and ambition while warning against arrogance.
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