The Lawton Constitution Staff Directory Notice
The Lawton Constitution lists editors and officers including Bill F Bentley editor Shirley Shepler Bev Donald S Bentley Stephen F Bentley Ted Ralston W H Sullivan and Alfred Wallace with roles as president treasurer secretary managing editor advertising director and more. It notes memberships in Okla home Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and Associated Press and states corrections will be printed if misstatements are brought to management.
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Shirley Shepler
Bev Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
W.D. Hargraves
Alfred Wallace
Udall declares presidential bid in New Hampshire
Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona becomes the first Democrat to announce a candidacy for the primaries, naming Environment Economy and Energy as his three E's. Mondale withdraws after a year long exploratory effort, opening space for Humphrey’s renewed run.
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Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Manchester
N.H
New Hampshire
Udall
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
America
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
George McGovern
Mondale
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Canada planned oil cutback shifts U S supplies in 1982
Canada the largest U S oil supplier plans a phased cut from 900000 barrels a day to 650000 by July and full export end by 1982 under a national energy plan. Domestic imports rise to 200000 bpd while Canada seeks self sufficiency and urges replacing Canadian oil with Alaska energy sources.
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Canada
United States
U.S
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Washington
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Donald S. Macdonald
Alaska
Governor Dukakis vows subway commute after office
The Massachusetts governor elect plans to ride the subway to work and dismiss guards at the State House, showing a common touch. Bombs strike the State House and he is knifed in the transit tunnel, prompting questions about risk. Dukakis was elected to govern, not take needless risks.
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Massachusetts
State House
Michael Dukakis
Oil test raises hopes for South Vietnam economy
A second oil site in the South China Sea, 24 miles farther south from Vung Tau, yields a tested rate of 1514 barrels per day after an unproductive first find. The discovery is expected to provide a healthy economic boost.
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South Vietnam
Vung Tau
South China Sea
Thoughts For Today From The Living Bible
The Philistines barred blacksmiths in Israel driving Israelites to Philistine smiths to sharpen farm tools. Sharpen points 60 cents discs 60 cents axes 30 cents sickles 30 cents ax goads 30 cents. No swords or spears in Israel that day except Saul and Jonathan.
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Israel
Saul
Jonathan
I Samuel
Connie Ryan Remembered as Courageous Reporter in Last Public Appearance
BOB CONSIDINE reports Connie Ryan died at 54 after a career chronicling World War II. Ryan fought cancer while finishing A Bridge Too Far and earlier books The Longest Day and The Last Battle. His final public appearance in Eindhoven honored Allied paratroopers and Dutch resistance.
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Bob Considine
New York
Eindhoven
Holland
Prince Bernhard
Hitler
von Rundstedt
Maxwell Taylor
Jim Gavin
Kathy
Connie Ryan
Montgomery
Ruhr
Connie
Normandy
Red Army
Berlin
Arnhem
Nijmegen
Memorial Hospital
Detente must be across the board or it will fail in 1975
John Chamberlain argues that true detente requires more than nuclear risk reduction. Arafat's PLO and Afro Asian Arab blocs in the UN threaten US policy and a Rabat consensus. The piece urges withholding UN funding to force Western leverage and stresses Saudi and regional oil power must back restraint.
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U.S
Middle East
Ford
Vladivostok
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Europe
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Moscow
Washington
Rabat
Berlin
Brezhnev
UN General Assembly
Henry Kissinger
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Sinai
PLO
Cambodia
Norodom Shanouk
Lon Nol
Africa
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eleanor Roosevelt
Stalin
Adlai Stevenson
Cuba
John Scali
Israel
Persian Gulf
Uganda
Tanzania
Mindful con artistry and learning to unlearn
The piece discusses how con artists must seem unspoiled yet wary to avoid exposure. It notes suave operators trip over caution and that mechanical geniuses can irritate spouses. It adds that learning to unlearn wrong history is harder for older people but easier for the young.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Sport coach blasts reporters spreading germs in dressing room
Pittsburgh Steelers coach Chock Noll complains outsiders bring exotic bacteria to players as reporters interview them nearby. The quote shifts to Governor Thomas McCall calling for a third political party amid party lines.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Chock Noll
America
Thomas McCall
Oregon
Economic discipline tested as world crisis looms
Ernest Cuneo argues a global economic crisis demands citizen restraint and democratic resolve. He cites oil embargos and Arab wealth, notes American bellyaching, praises British and Japanese discipline, predicts gasoline rationing, warns the US must endure WWI era fortitude amid foreign oil pressure.
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U.S
Valley Forge
First season hopes rise for Cameron Aggie skipper Dale Roark
Yesteryears recap notes Cameron Aggie skipper Dale Roark optimistic as he awaits the season opener with Clarendon Texas. The Patriot newspaper debut at Eisenhower Junior-Senior High School marks a new era. Ed Cagle leads Northwest Kiwanis in a This Is Your Life tribute to LHS coach Bob Bodennamer while Cecil Easton Milton Keating receive honorary 4-H memberships at Cameron College luncheon.
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Cameron Aggie
Dale Roark
Clarendon
Tex
Eisenhower
The
Patriot
Nap Caddell
Lions Club
Ed Cagle
Northwest Kiwanians
LHS
Bob Bodenhamer
Cecil Easton
Milton Keating
Cameron College
W. H. Nation
Fred Reiss
Apache
J. N. Mathews
Chattanooga
Altus
Ora Mathews
John Kinmonth
British Isles
Oliver Peller
Lawton
Order of Eastern Star
Horoscope for Tuesday December 3 1974 brush with stars
The column outlines zodiac guidance for Aries to Pisces with cautionary notes on flaws to avoid and opportunities to pursue. It praises you born today Newton Odo Baker and other figures while listing careers from writing to finance.
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Newton Odo
Baker
Amer
Rowland Hill
Joseph Shevinne
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Deendit
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West Berlin
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New York City
East River
John Conwell
Ernest Cuneo
Sir Winston Churchill
Italy
F. P. Adams
Adams
Henry M Jackson
D-Wash
Damocles
Japan
Yesteryears
Constitution
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Pion
Leo
Goa
Aquarius
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