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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1973
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution in Lawton Oklahoma lists the evenings schedule and staff roles for the paper from 1919 to 1967. It notes editors publishers officers and agency affiliations including the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
Washington report says Henry Kissinger forced Secretary of State William Rogers to resign over humiliation at being treated as inferior. The piece highlights Rogers as naive and too pleasant for power politics, cites Tokyo conferences, Libya, Gromyko, and Nixon’s Checkers speech legacy amid confirmation doubts.
In Massachusetts Irish communities rise in power with Kennedy names and others like McNulty Sullivan challenging WASP dominance. The piece contrasts past police brutality toward Irish and current political and social shifts amid changing demography and employment.
Joe Kennedy 20 was charged with negligent driving after a jeep like vehicle on Nantucket with five girls rolled onto its roof. Judge George Anastas, classmate of Kennedy kin, found him negligent but fined him 100 dollars, as the Irish milestone justice theme surfaces.
The president faced tough questions about Watergate with self confidence and humor. He warned political figures and press members who would exploit the issue to force his resignation and said he will not fail. The article notes the press conference marked his first public confrontation since the affair began and expresses hope he can return to leading the nation.
The resignation of William P. Rogers as Secretary of State to lead a major law firm ends the Nixon cabinet lineup’s last original member. Henry Kissinger will head the State Department while remaining national security adviser, combining policy and execution, with Shultz-like dual roles echoed in the White House. Rogers is praised for his steady leadership since 1938, and retires at 60 to a distinguished bar career. Islamic leader Muammar Qaddafi condemns hijacking in strong terms, citing capital punishment or limb severing as possible penalties for the crime.
In a Hanoi broadcast the Viet Cong accused the departing Canadian delegation to the International Commission of bias toward the United States and of covering up U S violations of the peace. The remark questions Canadian adherence to protocol amid ongoing tensions.
The passage reflects on continual learning keeping the mind young with quotes from Proverbs 1 5 6 and Henry Ford. It emphasizes that learning sustains growth and youth regardless of age.
A collection of aphorisms attributed to Dwight L. Moody Joseph Addison Sydney Smith Alfred Armand Montapert and Kin Hubbard exploring self discipline kindness talent and marriage. Each remark frames personal conduct and the value of unions in a concise, period voice.
The piece argues writers excel under deadlines but falter under pressure from others. It questions whether former lovers can stay friends, noting lingering expectations and social circles hinder closeness. It also notes parents’ overemphasis on consistency can complicate family dynamics.
In Oklahoma supporters hold faith in legal bingo, Oklahoma City elects a woman mayor, while gender bias question lingers at City Hall. Carl Albert comments on the presidency amid tense heat for Nixon and Agnew. State penitentiary parole prep eyes arsonists among first releases.
A newspaper column laments ongoing Watergate investigations by the Ervin and Cox committees. The writer notes continued probe activity, cites political rhetoric, and references the Nixon era, Weicker, and campaign funding questions surrounding the Committee to Reelect the President.
Harold C. Gordon arrives in Lawton to direct the Salvation Army Red Shield Boy's Club. Senior Citizens Club hosts meet. other notes mention local events and political commentary from the era.
A series of trivia Q and A covers the seven deadly sins Polaris history candle snuffers saxophone ranges and Washington’s river throw. Noting that Thuban predated the pole star and a Spanish eight-real coin is linked to a Ferry Farm legend.
Aries dynamic thought and action set the tone for the day. Taurus delays decision until early afternoon may improve outcomes. Gemini unusual developments bring pleasant changes in travel and romance. Cancer avoid overstepping bounds and underestimating opponents. Leo needs extra effort and focus. Virgo take constructive action on a long held project with planning. Libra avoid unconventional methods and seek harmony. Scorpio focus on immediate needs and forget prior disappointments. Sagittarius avoid haste and examine all situations closely. Capricorn increase effort to meet strong competition. Aquarius streamline yet guard important details. Pisces greet the day with effort and cooperate with others for profit.
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