Publismee Evenings Weekly Publication Notice
Publismee evenings Monday through Fridays weekly at Three Rock Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. Ned Shepler publisher 1919 1967 list of staff includes Bill F Bentley May B Shepler Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S Bentley Ted Ralston Wm H Sullivan W D Hargraves editor and publisher vice president treasurer secretary managing editor advertising director mechanical superintendent. Dial 353 0620. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. The AP is entitled to local news and dispatches. No advertisement from certain firms unless prepaid or authorized in writing by local business leaders guaranteeing payment.
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Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargraves
Critique of the Better Business Bureau and Congress Overreach
The piece cites Rep. Rosenthal alleging BBB inadequacies and consumer harms from vague reports and jammed phone lines. It notes Nader criticizing Congress and highlights calls for reform and stronger government intervention, concluding congressional inquiries would gain weight if Congress were in order.
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Better Business Bureau
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
BBB
America
Congress
Ralph Nader
Nader
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Rep. Rosenthal
Northwestern study: 1972 grads to face reduced hiring
The 26th annual Northwestern University placement survey reports 185 firms expect 60 percent summer hiring versus 1968 69 peak. 15 percent more women graduates may be hired. 54 percent predict a better business year. Most openings demand engineering accounting sales marketing and liberal arts degrees.
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Northwestern University
Frank S. Endicott
Time and company shape a man's wisdom
The quote by Jeremy Taylor, an English divine, warns that time is spent poorly without wise choice of companions, implying social circs influence judgment and life outcomes. It emphasizes prudence in associates to guard time and integrity.
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Jeremy Taylor
Washington Report on Party Bosses and Democratic Delegates
The piece discusses the 1972 Democratic National Convention delegate elections and critiques the shift to elected delegates. It notes low overall voter participation, the rise of reformers, and concerns about whether the new system truly represents the people. The column references Burke, Florida's stance, and contrasts with past conventions.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
Alfred Landon
Dwight Eisenhower
Samuel Tilden
Grover Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Fred Harris
George McGovern
Damon Runyon
Harris
McGovern
Hughes
Bayh
Proxmire
Hartke
Ramsay Clark
John Lindsay
Edmund Burke
Democratic
Florida
Chicago
Burke
Rockefeller offers Nixon dual ticket path with Agnew and Rockefeller
Nixon learns from Rockefeller that he could place Nelson Rockefeller on his 1972 team in one of three posts including Vice President or Secretary of State or Defense. Rockefeller promises to campaign for Nixon in New York, likely as VP, while maintaining Agnew on the ticket.
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Washington
Nixon
Agnew
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Defense
New York State
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Humphrey
William P. Rogers
Rogers
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Pentagon
Melvin Laird
Spiro Agnew
Mirror of the Mind Insights on Marriage and Correction
The piece discusses how intense hobbies can hurt a marriage if finances or attention are diverted. It notes children resent harsh corrections not for the act but for being told why late returns matter. It adds that aging may soften a lifelong scrapper, revealing a more easygoing core.
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Leo
Russia Ssc policy cuts threaten sources on USSR study
John Chamberlain warns Congress slashed Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe by four million dollars harming Moscow监watch. He notes the Institute for the Study of the USSR loses backing while Boris Pusta's work on ecological issues and Soviet plunder persists despite restrictions.
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Congress
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
Soviet Union
Institute For the Study of
USSR
Japan
Kurile Islands
Tokyo
U.S
Moscow Watch
Moscow
Izvestia
Russia
Boris Pusta
Pusta
Munich
Institute For
Sierra Club
Ussr Ministry of Agriculture
Khrushchev
Georgia
Siberia
Transbaikal
Caspian
Aral
Balkhash
Lake
Baikal
Lake Baikal
Question and Answer Brief on US Presidents and Coffee Break Origins
A Q and A set asks who was the first US citizen born president, answering Martin Van Buren. It also asks where the coffee break tradition began. The piece then shifts to a critical summary of environmental and political concerns about the Caspian region, Lake Baikal, and Soviet policy, urging renewed congressional action for balanced information.
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The
United States
Martin van Buren
Yesteryears notes from local chambers and clubs
Ten year recap lists Reginald Brown as treasurer of the Lawton Chamber of Commerce for 1962 while John N. Nelson becomes president of the Northside Chamber. Marilyn Kirkland and Larry Thomas speak at Northwest Kiwanis. Other items note Elks Club initiations, a Chattanooga-relative reunion, and Baptist Woman's Missionary Society activity. Also mentioned is an 1942 Rural Acquaintance program with many prizes at Logue Chapel.
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Reginal Brown
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
John N. Nelson
Northside Chamber of Commerce
Marilyn Kirkland
Larry Thomas
Northwest Kiwanis Club
R. M. Heifner
Sherill
Ernest J. Greenwalt
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Logue Chapel
Lawton
Horoscope for Tuesday January 11 1972 Aries to Capricorn
Read the horoscope section for Tuesday January 11 1972 listing daily outlooks by sign. Aries urged focus and caution while Taurus seeks steady progress and systematization. Other signs promise talent use, balanced judgment, and opportunities. notable birthdays include Alexander Hamilton William James Eva Le Gallienne.
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Aries
Alexander Hamilton
Early Amer
William James
Eva le Goullienne
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Lawton, Okichome
Ned Shepler
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Amercan Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ocap
Washington Report
Iet
Ernest Cuneo
Louisiana
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Andrew Tully
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
John Chamberlain
Kama River
Communist Party
Yesteryears
By Frances Drake
Taurus
Gemini
Aquarius
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