Local Newspaper Staff Directory Listing
The text lists staff roles and affiliations for a Lawton newspaper including positions such as President Treasurer Secretary Managing Editor Advertising Director Mechanical Superintendent Circulation Manager and names Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S. Bentley Stephen F. Bentley Ted Ralston Wm H. Sullivan W D Hargraves Alfred Wallace. It notes memberships in the Oklahoma Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association American Newspaper Publishers Association Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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The
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Sadat pressures USSR over arms and Middle East stance
President Anwar el Sadat criticizes the Soviet Union for not supplying military material Egypt needs and for opposing limited action against Israel. He cites arms contracts unfulfilled and says Moscow favors Syria while assisting Egypt’s enemies through Algeria and Saudi Arabia. He warns that if Israel does not withdraw on three fronts within three months, Geneva must convene or war could follow.
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Anwar el-Sadat
Egypt
Sadat
Israel
Ussr
Syria
Boumedienne
Algeria
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Mideast
Schmidt: West German Leader Sees Economic Priorities
Bonn interview with Helmut Schmidt notes his view that leaders err by meeting all public wishes. He praises Ford for decisive action, warns Americans against chasing multiple targets, and says Europe trusts the U S more under Ford. He cites Germany’s 10 percent tax rise and 4 percent unemployment.
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West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Bonn
Bill Movers
Johnson
U.S
Ford
Nixon
Congress
Germany
Dramatic Drop In Auto Fatalities in 1974
Auto fatality totals fell by 9,400 from 1973 to 1974, reaching 45,400, the lowest since 1963. National highway safety head James Gregory cites lowered speed limits and reduced driving as lifesaving factors and urges drivers to heed the lesson.
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James Gregory
National Highway Traffic Safety Administrator
Cashless future eyed by Federal Reserve official
Thomas G. Waage, senior VP of the New York Fed, says the banking system will choke on rising checks and envisions a cashless economy where transactions are handled electronically with bills paid by breath.
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Thomas G. Waage
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
India bars SA and Israeli players from major TT event
India bans South African and Israeli players from a key international table-tennis tournament to be held in Calcutta next month. The Table Tennis Association cites late site changes as the reason, saying foreign relations issues have no place in sports.
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India
Calcutta
Thoughtful Proverbs Reflections From The Living Bible
A compact meditation on folly and conceit drawn from Proverbs 25 11 19. It contrasts lazy indolence with wisdom and warns against meddling in others affairs and lying to neighbors. The passage urges prudent restraint and truthful conduct.
Car Industry Must Find A Way To Save Automobiles
John Chamberlain argues for market driven rebates from small firms and carmakers to boost demand amid the slump. He notes Warner Electric and other small companies offer incentives, and suggests alternative propulsion ideas such as a gasoline backed electric hybrid to reduce oil imports.
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Warner Electric
Chrysler
AMC
Gulf and Western Industries
Sperry and Hutchinson Company
Falcon Golf, Inc
Beloit
Wis
State Bank
American Safety Equipment Corp
Microdot
Wpix-Tv
New York
John Kenneth Galbraith
Detroit
Warner Electric Brake and Clutch Company
GM trims size with new lighter Cadillac in April
GM plans a bold shift toward smaller cars with a redesigned Cadillac due April that shifts to 350 cubic inch engines and cuts weight by about 1000 pounds and overall dimensions. The move aims to curb the obsession with size and argues for efficiency and style over sheer bulk.
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Washington
General Motors
America
Cadillac
Mirror of Your Mind Watch h by JOHN CONWELL
The piece discusses emotional problems and the role of therapists, noting how stress alters behavior and daily habits. It argues youngsters should be shielded from frustration but emphasizes teaching coping skills to prevent helplessness in adulthood. It also touches on enduring love and long marriages.
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Mirror of
John Conwell
Post
CIA
U.S
Betty Crocker Homemakers of Tomorrow and local civic notes
Yesteryears items list seniors Martha Jo Roper and Barbara Lawrence among Betty Crocker Homemakers of Tomorrow. John Bowman elected president of Downtown Lawton Inc. Kent Dunn named LHS delegate to a state convention in Okmulgee. Welcome rains bring an inch of moisture to Lawton and southwest Oklahoma. State bill to raise county judges and attorneys salaries introduced. Dr H R Bender speaks to Southwest District X Ray Society. Nancy McCrary elected Gremlin Club chaplain. Mr and Mrs Ketchum visit Cadhe with H P Richards. Benson couple return from Chicago with a new Apache district school bus. Perley G Bennett commissioned Navy ensign at Corpus Christi.
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Martha Jo Roper
Eisenhower High School
Barbara Lawrence
St. Mary's High School
Betty Crocker
Lawton
Oklahoma
Githen Rhoads
H. R. Bender
Southwest District X-Ray Society
Nancy McCrary
Ketchum
Cadhe
H. P. Richards
Carl Benson
Chicago
Apache
Perley G. Bennett
Corpus Christi
Tex
Quote on alcohol deaths and Nixon aide Liddy
A quote by Dr. Michael M. Baden cites fires in New York causing deaths linked to alcohol while a Liddy interview notes Nixon’s perceived failings. The remarks portray strong opinions on crime and accountability from the Watergate era figure G. Gordon Liddy.
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Michael M. Baden
New York City
G. Gordon
CIA Criticism Grows Over Domestic Spying Debate
The article surveys public and media debate on CIA activities. It cites Yale remarks by John Lindsay, quotes on Helms and Colby, and critics like Seymour Hersh and Miles Copeland. It questions reporting ethics, quotes accuracy, and the CIA's domestic reach amid ongoing controversy.
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Miles Copeland
CLA
London Times
Williwaw
Times
Ford
U.S. One
Vail
William Colby
CIA
Mr. Copeland
Colby
Washington Post
FBI
Sam Papich
Horoscope Lantern for All Signs with Adlai Stevenson Note
The section outlines daily outlooks for each zodiac sign from Aries to Pisces with guidance on planning, intuition, investments, and creativity. It highlights personal traits for You Born Today, noting a bright mind, occasional erratic methods, and a potential fit in literature, music, art, science or politics. It also mentions Adlai Stevenson as born on this date.
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Adlai Stevenson
Amer
Statesman
Oklahoma Governor Seeks Pension System Shakeup
The piece questions Governor Beren's reform attempts including retiring the state retirement head and wonders about state air fleet size. It notes potential wind energy plans, and criticizes a proposed model penal system as a step toward broader state reforms.
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Beren
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Moscow
John Chamberlain
William Keefer
Warner Electric Brake
Rodney Ackerman
American Motors Company
Warner Electric Parts
Chrysler Corporation
Christiaan Barnard
Arabia
England
By Andrew Tully
Chevrolet
Ernest S. Starkman
Massachusetts
Packard
Pierce-Arrow
Starkman
Deans Waergay Caper
Yesteryears
Constitution
G. Gordon Liddy
Central Intelligence Agency
Yale University
John Lindsay
Rockefeller
Mr. Lindsay
Seymour Hersh
New York Times
Hersh
Richard Helms
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Helms
By Frances Drake
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Taurus
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Aquarius
State Board of Embalmers
Kansas Prairie
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