Lawton Constitution 1972 Edition Policy and Staff Notes
Lawton Constitution announces publication details and policies for the January 3 1972 issue. It lists publisher Okichome Ned Shepler 1919 1967 and staff including Bill F Bentley May B Shepler Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S Bentley Ted Ralston Wm H Sullivar W D Hargrave. The notice outlines ad policies requiring payment authorization and correction of errors upon management notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler
Bentley Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivar
W. D. Hargrave
Nixon HUD to test housing allowances for poor families
The Housing and Urban Development Department will launch a nationwide trial giving poor households funds to rent or buy homes. The plan starts this spring in six metropolitan areas with 1,000 families each, aims to multiply housing by leveraging private markets, and runs at about ten million dollars yearly for at least three years.
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Nixon
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Congress
Mouth Fallout and Teeth Loss Rise in U S Adults
Health experts warn stress and diet raise plaque in saliva, increasing tooth loss before age 55. Dentists advise daily plaque removal with floss and brushing under the gum line, plus crunchy produce to aid cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Americans
Robert G. Schallborn
University Periodontics
Denver
Colo
Buckley backs Nixon reelection bid and defense issue
Sen James L Buckley says Nixon is favored for reelection with Agnew boosting the ticket and national defense as a potential sleeper issue He notes strong leadership on defense could win conservative support Philippe de Gaulle son of Charles de Gaulle says he will not seek office and prefers Navy service
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James L. Buckley
New York
Nixon
Agnew
Philippe
Charles de Gaulle
France
Navy
Teddy Kennedy
Askew
Illinois
Chicago
Richard Daley
Kennedy
Daley
Arkansas
Wilbur Mills
South
Larry O’brien
Dixie
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
Claude R. Kirk
Thoughtful quotes on faith and victory from I John and Churchill
A compact pairing of a religious reflection and a wartime exhortation. The first line cites I John 5 4 about overcoming the world through faith. The second line echoes Churchill urging victory at all costs despite fear and hardship.
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John
Sir Winston Churchill
Florida Governor Askew Seen As Possible VP Pick
Amid primary chatter in Florida and national maneuvering, Reubin Askew lures interest as a potential vice presidential running mate for Muskie or McGovern. Kennedy and Daley float support, while Mills looms as a rival power broker with Southern backing.
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Andrew Tully Washington
Ed Muskie
George McGovern
Florida
Reubin Askew
Askew
George Wallace
Alabama
Maine
California
Muskie
McGovern
Democratic Party
Miami
David Kennedy
Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Teddy Kennedy
Sen
Henry Jackson
Muse-Askew
Wilbur Mills
Arkansan
Mills
Ed Muskies
Cork center ball introduced in 1910
The cork center ball was introduced in 1910. Twilight duration is longest at the north and south poles and shortest at the equator.
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Poles
Equator
Summerhill and Modern Education A Critique
The Ministry of Education labels Summerhill mostly unimpressive noting limited academic gains and a costly loss of opportunity. The writer compares this to Deweyism and cites reports on discipline fear and poor study environments. He argues modern readers lack classic literature and stimulating content in schools and laments diminished exposure to Treasure Island and The Three Musketeers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerhill
M. F
Hammond
Ministry of Education
Ucation
A. S. Neill
Mirror of the Mind by John Conwell
A reflective piece on mother daughter harmony and the challenges of teenage romance. It explores parental fears of their daughters choices and the value of facing reality in marriage over dream expectations. It also considers how close friends may insult out of fear of rejection and potential friendship loss.
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California
Daniel Webster
John Conwell
Upturn in 1972 predicts jobs and growth in economy
Washington predicts a better 1972 with more jobs and a bullish market as housing programs and lower rates push recovery. Foreign policy remains unsettled with troop withdrawals and Sino American trade talks while domestic politics shift to stability amid civil rights progress and reduced urban violence.
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U.S. Treasury
Nixon
United States
Europe
Russia
Peking
Lawton Area Recaps and Local Happenings Past Decade
Ten years ago Mrs. John Davis chaired the Three Link Club of Unity Rebekah lodge 121 as president while the Lawton Wolverines beat Chickasha 45 42. Weather notes cite an ice storm closing area schools and injuries. Local veterans announce officer installation at Henry W Lawton Camp No 6 and performers in Lawton High School Follies of 1952. Thirty years ago social visits linked Chattanooga Oklahoma City and Fletcher with dinners and home returns.
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John Davis
Three Link Club of Unity
Rebekah Lodge
W. W. Mobley
Rush Springs
Bill Mobley
Odessa
Tex
Lawton Wolverines
Chickasha Chicks
R. H. Wessel
Henry W. Lawton
June Darley
Wayne Kniffin
Lawton High School
Mary Chappel
Chattanooga
Ross Gregor
Barbara
Kay
Oklahoma City
W. K. Skaggs
J. M. Fentress
Fletcher
Los Angeles
Calif
Oklahoma News Roundup of 1971 Highlights and Political Outlook
Oklahoma Governor Hall’s tax program tops the year in 1971 coverage. An octogenarian veteran celebrates his 108th birthday and reveals a fond past for dancing. Carl Albert forecasts the Democrats’ toughest challenger will be themselves due to accumulated political experience.
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Washington
Governor Hall
Oklahoma
Carl Albert
Arien
Condh
Horoscope Outlook by Sun Sign for Tuesday January 4 1972
A dense zodiac forecast lists Aries through Pisces with guidance on emotions plans and decisions. It highlights steady efforts for Gemini and cautious moves for Cancer Libra and Capricorn while noting strong creative potential for those born today and historic figures like Joseph Joffre.
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Okichome
Ned Shepler
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Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Towes Syodicome
Max Rafferty
Rudolf Flesch
Walter Scott
Billy
Dennis the Menace
By Gill Fox
B.smith
Mr. Smith
Ernest Cuneo
Winston Churchill
Yesteryears
By Frances Drake
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Aquarius
Remein
Capricornian
Gen
Joseph J. Joffre
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