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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1973
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution operates evenings Monday through Friday from Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. Key staff include Ned Shepler publisher and executive editors. The paper lists officers, department heads and professional associations and notes AP dispatch rights and correction policy.
Adm. H G Rickover is praised for building the 41 nuclear armed Polaris Poseidon submarines and for writing biographies of their namesakes. The piece notes his education work, letters to Congress, and a new book published as House Document No 92 345 from the Government Printing Office. The article casts Rickover as a figure of patriotism and suggests naming the first Trident submarine after him.
Ernest Cuneo argues the United States faces a needless constitutional crisis between the executive and legislative branches. He recalls impeachment battles, warns against political brinkmanship, and suggests the nation deserves an Era of Good Feeling despite partisan rancor and divisions.
A union spokesman accuses trustees of precipitating the largest rail strike to push a federal bailout while the company cuts crews from three to two. Congress restores service for 90 days and requires a plan to continue trains after the limit, amid a lengthy bankruptcy and calls for arbitration or possible public operation.
Senator Mark Hatfield told 70 Republican Congressional wives that the ideal wife is a confidential adviser and spiritual partner. He cited practical lessons from his career, noting his own marriages helped win elections and joking that a good wife could be worth votes.
Sol M. Linowitz of the National Urban Coalition says future leaders need broad horizons to move from passive critique to active contribution. The piece also traces Peter J. Fullen from elevator operator at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to manager of computer operations with 160 staff after Fordham’s 1967 degree.
Stern magazine in West Germany revealed that the head of British overseas intelligence is Sir John Rennie. The disclosure coincided with rumors of his resignation over his son's narcotics charges. Home intelligence reportedly failed to prevent the leak.
The quote notes believers are full of goodness and knowledge, able to teach others. It compares inner virtue to outward acts, urging constructive behavior toward fellow brethren. Babson adds that true good within lies in the good one does for others.
The piece argues that a wife's interest lies in love and happiness rather than looks. It states artists are often eccentric due to total dedication to work and notes mothers may resent ungrateful sons, reflecting unresolved past loves. It stresses genuine affection over appearance in marriage.
In Oklahoma the legislature faces many bills with little chance of passage. Young voters gain the right to vote to influence beer age debates. Henry Bellman questions President Nixon's memory as he considers calls for changes. College leaders worry about state overexpansion but offer no relief.
Dr Frank Stanton of CBS says a speech led to reconsideration of rights for reporters. CBS urged Congress to enact an absolute newsman's privilege applying nationwide, arguing it should block compelled disclosure of sources even under extreme cases.
Yesteryears Eldon English honors 29 Cub Scout Pack 144 members at Blue and Gold banquet. Cache Chapter of Future Homemakers of America meets. Rebekah Lodge appoints Annie Anderson as vice-president. theatre plans announced. Irene Malcolm completes eight-year tile project for Holy City Chapel. Remarks on press freedom and shield laws reflect ongoing debate on reporters' privileges and government pressures.
The day's column gives forecasts for each sign from Aries to Pisces with guidance on action, caution, and opportunities. It notes personal traits for those born today, including courage, idealism, and diplomacy, and mentions famous birth dates like George Washington and Chopin.
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