Lawton Constitution Information and contact details
The Lawton Constitution in Lawton Oklahoma lists addresses at Third and A Avenue with publisher Ned Shepler 1919 to 1967 and editors including Bill Bentley Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S Bentley and W H Sullivan. It notes affiliations with press associations and the Audit Bureau of Circulations and states a policy to correct errors.
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Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S. Bentley
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargraves
Rebirth Of Good Will At Christmas Time
The piece reflects on Christmas as a momentary surge of universal good will amid human fragility and conflict. It notes warm seasonal feelings soften hostility, though wars and crime persist, and shoppers stir stress, yet the Christmas spirit remains a stubborn, hopeful fantasy that briefly renews the vision of peace.
Coed Seeks $1 Million Damages Over Dorm Conditions
Nancy Graber, 20, sues Vassar College claiming unfit facilities after a first year roommate issue. Her father files the suit, arguing colleges fail to maintain moral standards amid hippie and male-dating culture in dorms. The case reflects broader parent concern over college living environments.
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Vassar College
Nancy Graber
Andorm
Nancy
Ineligible Reliefers on New York Welfare Rolls
A survey by George et al reports 20 percent of New York City welfare clients overpaid and 10 percent underpaid, with 51 000 people or nearly six percent of the rolls deemed ineligible. The study estimates $48 million wasted in a year amid Lindsay's nearly banked campaign stance.
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New York City
South Africa Expands Navy to Secure Cape Routes
The South African Navy is expanding defenses on the Cape of Good Hope sea routes with Wasp naval helicopters and a third submarine. Since the Suez Canal closure, the Cape route carries about one fifth of the free world’s oil from the Persian Gulf to Europe and America, and the navy serves the free world.
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South Africa
Cape of Good Hope
Wasp
Suez Canal
Cape Sea
Free World
Persian Gulf
Europe
America
Washington Report Rhodesia A Winner
A traveler recalls a Rhodesian rancher married in England and returning via Europe. The piece notes Rhodesia’s international trade and diplomacy, referencing U N votes and British diplomacy, ending with a nod to Nixon’s policy.
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Washington
Rhodesia
England
Paris
Rome
Athens
The Wise Men Reignite Faith with Lamb Gift Tale
Andrew Tully narrates a Bethlehem scene where the Three Wise Men arrive after a long journey to honor the Babe of Peace. They present gold jewels and robes, but the Infant clutches a shepherd’s toy lamb, triggering a tender moment as the child reaches for the lamb.
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Washington
Bethlehem
Babe of Peace
Thoughtful verses on virtue and modern values
A meditation contrasts Galatians virtues with Lin Yu Tang’s critique of contemporary morals. The excerpt juxtaposes timeless fruit of the Spirit with a claim that belief in those values wanes, linking it to societal ills.
First Penny Newspaper and Dodgers Batting Helmet Note
Q asks which was the nation s first penny newspaper The New York Sun founded in 1833 O asks which team first wore batting helmets The Dodgers wore them in 1941
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The
New York Sun
Dodgers
Mirror of the Mind Commentary on Insomnia and Truth
The passage discusses insomnia in a married woman and the urge to seek professional help to avoid disturbing a husband. It argues that credibility comes from the heart and questions whether decisions are hard, noting simple needs like a hungry baby versus workplace responsibility and suggestion box ideas.
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Sexbietom
Froggs' Club Delivers Christmas Baskets to Ram Pups
Isaac Monts notes the Froggs' Club delivers Christmas baskets to two ram pups Rae Reg Williams 1961-62 Who's Who from Central State College. District Highway Patrol Chief C. T. Raley assigns 24 hour duty to prevent holiday accidents. Miss Edith McKinley named assistant state supervisor of the community service division of the Works Projects.
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Isaac Monts
Froggs
Rae Reg Williams
Central State College
C. T. Raley
Edith McKinley
The
Works Projects
Oklahoma lawmakers spar with Hall over road bond plan
Oklahoma Republican lawmakers say Governor Hall did not consult them about a proposed 250 million road bond. The governor’s staff quickly signs off on the bond plan. A Tulsa City Commission hopeful, a 19 year old political science student, seeks election or material for a term paper. The State Human Rights Commission seeks shorter men to be policemen. The astrology section assigns birthdays and outlooks for December 26, 1971 with various signs and guidance.
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Hall
Tulsa
America Needs Good Schools Not Busing, Author States
John Chamberlain argues that overcrowded city schools rely on private programs to tailor teaching. He cites Public School 20 in Gary and a citywide impact, noting high minority enrollment and no guaranteed improvements from busing. He urges quality local schools and effective teaching methods over desegregation by transport.
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Gudates & Aoe Geol
BRL
Gary
Ind
Banneker
Philadelphia
Danny Galindez
Public School 20
White Plains
America
Horoscope for Saturday December 25 1971
Aries seeks discipline to curb Martian energy. Taurus hints at a fresh focus through steady effort. Gemini enjoys Mercury fueled enthusiasm for dedicated projects and sociability. Cancer urges sincere effort to channel energy clearly. Leo feels buoyed to act with constructive direction. Virgo finds new methods to reorganize when bogged down. Libra advises balanced values, favors family and social life. Scorpio eyes revival of old projects and careful pursuit. Capricorn questions worth of effort, urges separation of meaningful tasks. Aquarius stresses directed adaptability to move toward success. Pisces notes mild influence and urges prudent planning for best results.
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Ned Shepler
Oklahome Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Coed
South African
Jeffrey Hart
Iain Fate
Andrew Tully
Lin Yutang
Christmas
John Conwell
Yesteryears
Constitution
Oklahoma
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State Human Rights Commission
Lek
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Taurus
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Leo
Ted WS
Freenus
Scorpio
Capricornians
Dennis the Menace
Santa
John Chamberlain
Dents
Montreal
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Bronx
New York
Bea Rubin
Nancy Judge
John Verrilli
Mercury
Aquarius
Sir Isaac
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