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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1972
Page
8
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Nixon may back Meany as Labor Secretary Brennan signals union outreach. The Farm Bureau at a Los Angeles meeting weighs a farm labor bill linked to supporting compulsory unionism, while Meany has long sought coverage for agricultural workers under the National Labor Relations Act. If Congress approves, farm workers could join unions and Nixon could back a broader union strategy.
Ernest Cuneo argues along Embassy Row that total war is unthinkable as nations cannot afford massive casualties. He traces a shift from chivalric war culture to modern mass slaughter and notes Western arms cuts while Soviet power projects shrink in the Middle East, signaling no major war risk.
Dr Max Rafferty argues education is hard to predict though some trends seem plausible. He recalls past forecasts from Dewey era to modular scheduling and open schools, then asserts machines cannot replace teachers. He previews a series on what will and won t come to pass in tomorrow s schools.
The Oklahoma State University School of Journalism, led by Dr. Harry Heath, trains about 500 students but operates in a dilapidated building. OSU will cover half of 600000 remodeling costs. the remaining 300000 must be raised from media, donors, and friends over time.
At Indianapolis the National League of Cities conference focused on increasing federal funds for city operations under revenue sharing. Mayor Joseph L. Alioto of San Francisco proposed an urban adviser to the President as a White House advocate. Mayors pressed for greater flexibility in spending while acknowledging Nixon's plan to cap total federal outlays at 250 billion dollars, with revenue sharing spared but not viewed as enough.
Governor George C. Wallace, in a Meet the Press interview from Miami, says he remains interested in the 1976 presidential race though not yet a candidate. He notes paralysis from his injuries but expects to travel and govern Alabama, while threatening to run as an independent if the Democratic Party veers left.
A collection of two quotations contrasts biblical warning with Emerson’s view on truth and repose. The first cites John 8 44 labeling the devil as murderer and liar. The second presents Emerson urging individuals to choose between truth and repose, noting one cannot have both.
The passage discusses marriage dynamics around wigs and fidelity, parental signaling in sharing, and how genuine humor eases tension. It notes wives may fear approving their husbands gaze, toddlers trade for favor, and natural humor relaxes emotions while forced jokes heighten tension.
Yesteryears Maddische leads an Indian hymn and Mary Redbird chants the benediction at the Magdalene circle of the Postoak Mennonite Brethren Church in Indiahoma. Snow blocked Elgin schools as roads iced over. Kenneth Ellis leads the Comanche County Schoolmasters Association meeting. Lawton servicemen Harmon Cheney Eugene Harper and Ben Parrott along with Albert Mahler return from Far East tours. Lacy Holley elected president of Lawton American Business Club. Projections show 18 and 19 year olds to begin draft registration tomorrow. Best quality Van Heusen shirts cost 2.25 dollars. Mrs. C H Wheeler leads a Doyle Brantley Baptist devotional.
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