Lawton Constitution Editorial and Staff Credits
The Lawton Constitution lists staff roles including Bill Bentley editor and publisher Shirley Bentley executive staff Donald Bentley Mephen Bentley Ted Ralston and W H Sullivan with Alfred Wallace treasurer and circulation manager. It notes association memberships and phone line Dial 353-0620 for all departments.
Time on the Cross sparks debate on slavery’s picture
The article reviews Fogel and Engerman’s Time on the Cross which uses vast data and computing to challenge the classic view of slavery. It argues slaves were harder workers with stable families and better material conditions than often assumed, while acknowledging no moral justification.
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Jeffrey Hart
Robert Fogel
Stanley Engerman
Fogel
Engerman
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Simon Legree
William Styron
Nat Turner
Styron
South America
Caribbean
Fogel and Engerman
U.S
Brazil
Braddock and Schmeling Era Recalled in Obituary Piece
Bob Considine profiles James Braddock aka Cinderella Man. He recalls Braddock’s rise to heavyweight champion on June 13 1935 and the tangled NY boxing power politics including Joe Gould Runyon and Madison Square Garden. The piece contrasts Braddock’s gentle nature with the era’s seamy backers and Schmeling fight setup.
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New York
Jim Braddock
Jim
Max Baer
Tommy Loughran
Jersey
Joe Gould
Damon Runyon
Joe
Runyon
Joe Louis
Braddock
Louis
Max Schmeling
Max
King
Gould
Sam
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Schmeling
Germany
Hitler
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
New York State Athletic Commission
Johnston
Dan Parker
New York Mirror
Jacobs
Richard
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Detroit
Jack Blackburn
Twentieth Century
Sol Strauss
Philadelphia
Braddock-Schmeling
Chicago
Long Island Bowl
Schmelling
Greenspan champions tax cuts to curb unemployment
Alan Greenspan argues for tax cuts over bigger government spending to combat rising unemployment. He cautions unemployment may exceed 7 percent in six months while inflation abates, and notes possible 7 to 8 percent price rise by spring. He also cites broader hardships offset by greater unemployment compensation.
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Alan Greenspan
President’s Council of Economic Advisors
National Economic Club of Washington
Greenspan
Ford
Thoughts For Today From The Living Bible
Verse excerpt emphasizes Moses as a servant and Christ as the head of God's house. Christians are God's house if they remain steadfast in courage joy and faith. The Holy Spirit urges listeners to heed Christ and keep their hearts open today. Hebrews 3 5 8.
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Moses
Christ
God
Soviet Encroachment Is Real and the Churchillian Call
John Chamberlain argues that Soviet pressure grows despite detente. He catalogs U S and British voices urging stronger Western unity led by Rostow Jackson Kissinger and Schlesinger to forge a coordinated energy defence budget and naval power while warning that removing Israel or appeasing the Arabs risks a second Munich and expanded Soviet control.
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Mediterranean
Munich
Churchill
Eugene Rostow
Coalition For A Democratic Majority
Yale Law School
NATO
Bonn
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
Indian Ocean
James Schlesinger
Adm
Elmo Zumwalt
Naval Operations
Rostow
New York-Washington
Jerry Ford
Schlesinger
Zumwalt
Mirror of Your Mind ii by John Conwell
A reflective piece discusses party energy and social dynamics. It argues shrillness is a voice mechanism trait not an emotional trait and cites cultural attitudes. It also questions how college pressures affect student confidence and performance.
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Mirror of
John Conwell
Sally Ginet
Cornell University
Japan
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Yesteryears notes from a distant era
A compilation of brief items recalling events from ten, thirty years ago. Mrs Kendrick Lane knits a poodle sweater from dog hair. George V Stein advances in a national lumber association. Veterans and officials, theater, and charity events fill a slice of local memory.
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Kendrick B. Lane
Billy Boy
George V. Stein
National Lumber and Building Material Dealers Association
Ernest Floyd
Horoscope spread for Tuesday December 10 1974
The page offers daily forecasts for each sun sign with guidance on new projects realism and focus. It notes optimistic prospects for Aries Gemini Aquarius and potential snags for Cancer Leo and Sagittarius as well as birthday attributions to Thomas Gallaudet Cesar Franck Emily Dickinson and Chet Huntley.
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Endowe
Thomas H. Gallaudet
Cesar Franck
Emily Dickenson
Amer
Chet Huntley
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