Lawton Constitution staff and policies from 1919 era
The Lawton Constitution details its publication pattern and staff roles, listing Ned Shepler as publisher and editor and outlining positions such as president, vice president, treasurer, secretary, and department heads. It notes association memberships and press rights while promising prompt correction of any erroneous reflections or misstatements upon notification.
Nixon and Kissinger craft peace gambit across Indochina
Washington editor notes Nixon and Kissinger’s push to broker a cease fire with Mao and Brezhnev amid Indochina tensions. The piece argues such policy preserves both Soviet and Chinese regimes, suggesting new leverage over Irish arms and unrest. It cites Ulster economic data showing continued growth despite violence.
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Bill
Nixon
Mao Tse-tung
Buckley
Nixon-Kissinger
Indochina
Henry Kissinger
Brezhnev
Vietnam
U.S
Peking
Washington
Inner Asia
John Maynard Keynes
Northern Ireland
U. S
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ulster
Protein for Families and Meatless Days Recall
Herbert Hoover promoted Meatless Days to aid Europe after WWI. The piece notes families in Grandfather's era used meat substitutes two to three times weekly, with guidance on affordable protein from beans nuts cheeses eggs and fish. It urges balanced buying prioritizing fruits and vegetables before proteins to build muscle and bone at low cost.
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Herbert Hoover
Europe
Crib slat spacing under scrutiny by FDA amid infant safety fears
The 1970 National Commission on Product Safety warned 200 infants die yearly from strangulation due to crib slat gaps. FDA inspectors find about 15 percent of cribs unsafe and plan a rapid rule once anthropometric data define minimum spacing, potentially by August. Parents are urged to ensure slats are no more than 3 1/4 inches apart.
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National Commission On Product Safety
Food and Drug Administration
Charles C. Edwards
FDA
Eagles Owner Picks McCormack Coach For Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles owner Leonard Tose names Mike McCormack 42 as head coach. McCormack, a former aide to Paul Brown Vince Lombardi and George Allen, is chosen for leadership, organization, and strong player relations.
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Leonard Tose
Philadelphia Eagles
Mike McCormack
McCormack
Paul Brown
Vince Lombardi
George Allen
Tose
Rumors of Mitchell Return to Guthrie Alexander & Mitchell
Notices state former Attorney General John M. Mitchell is returning to the law firm led by Judge Rose Guthrie Alexander. Rumors of resistance by junior partners appear exaggerated. The firm’s list still omits the name of former head Nixon.
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John M. Mitchell
Nixon
Rose Guthrie Alexander
Rose Kennedy Memoir Talk Stresses Love and Fortune
In Palm Beach Florida Mrs Rose Kennedy 82 says she married for love and gained some wealth. She recalls her mother urging a Harvard prom date but Rose chose Joe Kennedy and stayed steady for a powerful life.
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Rose Kennedy
Palm Beach
Florida
Joe Kennedy
Thoughts For Today: Subjection to Governing Authorities
A devotional note cites Romans 13 1 asserting every authority is from God and those existing are instituted by Him. It adds a Yeats quote on how art alone cannot conquer people, as they are won by an upheld ideal of life supported by authority.
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Indochina
Britain
America
Ireland
Jack Lynch
Dublin
Ulster
U.S
IRA
Northern
Southern
Belfast
Norway
William Butler Yeats
Yale
Pat Gray
Pat Grays
Gray Defends Rights Of Society In Criminal Justice
Washington speech by former acting FBI director L Patrick Gray urges balance in criminal justice. He attacks rehab emphasis and warns that victims, not just the accused, have rights in violent crime cases. He contrasts rehabilitation with protecting society from repeat offenders.
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Washington
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Nixon
Gmen
Gray
Republic
National Conference On Criminal Justice
Mirror Mind Advice On Guilt And Household Manners
A columnist weighs guilt as a cure for a goof off and advises handling roving eyes and table manners with calm, corrective example. The piece urges shared family responsibility, self awareness, and redirecting attention rather than punishment.
William S White on Draft Dodgers and Punishment
The piece argues amnesty for draft dodgers is unlikely and politically fraught. It contends pardons would insult those who served and warns against elevating anti duty sentiment over military sacrifice in Vietnam’s aftermath.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Yesteryears Reflections and Vietnam Era Debate
A collage of past club activities from 10, 20, and 30 years ago is followed by a September 1960s opinion piece arguing that conscientious objectors and potential amnesty threaten constitutional order. The piece warns against private foreign policy by individuals and calls for adherence to democratic process and national leadership.
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Charles Amburgey
Bethany
Calvary Baptist Church
Glenn I. Page
Gardens of America
Petunia Garden Club
R. L. Gilbert
Jimmie Johnson
Ensign F. Jack Allen
B. A. Allen
United States
Oklahoma Campaign Debts Highlight Senate Race Comments
Oklahoma funds reveal Jed Johnson dinner at twenty five dollars per plate and a hundred dollars per guest to retire campaign debt. Alumni group cites Oklahoma education spending at fifty in the nation. OU may hire Barry Switzer to replace Chuck Fairbanks amid regent doubts. The Sooner Cynic notes Fairbanks salary discretion tied to fringe benefits.
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Jed Johnson
Senate
Oklahoma
Fairbanks
Boston
Chuck
Horoscope for February 8 1973 Aries to Pisces
Thursday February 8 1973 horoscope lists daily guidance by sun sign with advice on new advantages, problem handling, intuition, balance, fact checking, confidence, persistence, and caution about overextending. It notes notable birthday individuals William Tecumseh Sherman Jules Verne John Ruskin Lana Turner and others.
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Aries
William Tecumseh Sherman
Jules Verne
John Ruskin
Lana Turner
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