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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1975
Page
6
The text presents the Lawton Constitution masthead with editor and staff positions and a note on Associated Press use and advertising payment policies. It lists names and roles and states AP republication rights and correction policy.
Spy and ex government agent Gordon Liddy, now free on bond after 21 months in custody, describes his loyalty and refusal to talk under questioning. He criticizes John W. Dean as a Judas Iscariot and claims he believed the break ins sought evidence of a foreign threat to the United States.
Sen Henry M Jackson leads Democratic fund raising with 1.1 million in late 1974. New York tops sources with 220,000 and defense stance cited as key driver. Other contenders include Gov George Wallace and Gov Jimmy Carter, while security clearances dampen State Department recruitment in Washington.
Excerpt from Song of Solomon 4 1 4 praising beauty with vivid imagery of eyes hair teeth lips cheeks neck and a comparison to David's tower. The passage celebrates physical beauty in poetic biblical language and reflects early guidance on admiration.
The New York State Division of Human Rights overturned the appointment of a Puerto Rican woman to PS 171 in East Harlem, replacing her with a white male, Samuel Peyer, citing reverse discrimination. The ruling affirms merit over race in hiring, with Peyer noted for decades of qualifications and leadership, while Elsa Lurie had limited experience.
Ernest Cuneo argues nuclear and missile threats redefine warfare. He warns that counterintelligence, including CIA actions against domestic peace groups with foreign links, is crucial to prevent perfect crimes and protect internal security amid Cold War tensions.
A collage of short items recalls Mary Swingley teaching slimnastics at Lawton USC, O B Lord transferring to Shawnee, Cap Jones taking duties in Oklahoma City, and invitations for Lyndon B Johnson's inauguration. Other items note Faxon Eagles beating Grandfield in overtime, Mrs. Mae Schofield hosting a church class, Walter Harris entertaining guests, Patsy Williams visiting Cache, and Lt Clare E Morford departing for San Diego Naval Base.
A psychologist notes in Emotional Common Sense that therapists must understand their own feelings to help others. Quiet speech commands attention and earns respect, while loud voices provoke listener withdrawal. A new friendship can boost shy individuals if it builds confidence, trust, and closeness guiding a healthier outlook.
William F Buckley Jr argues Ronald Reagan remains a potent political force despite leaving California’s governorship. He notes Reagan’s ongoing influence as a political thinker, compares him to John Lindsay, and contemplates the GOP’s post Nixon regrouping with Reagan in a leading role.
Aries through Pisces give outlooks with warnings and guidance. Birthdate note mentions Daniel Webster and Muhammad Ali highlighting notable figures. The column urges realism, social activity, patience, and tolerance while cautioning against impulsiveness and moodiness.
A dated horoscope page assigns sun sign guidance for January 19 1975. The piece highlights acts of kindness from an old acquaintance for Aries and urges Taurus to trust instincts, Gemini to think carefully, Cancer to embrace inspired ideas, Leo through Virgo to manage relationships, Libra to follow intelligent plans, Scorpio to curb extravagance, Sagittarius to show ethics, Aquarius to seek cooperation, and Pisces to plan with follow through. It also notesYOU BORN TODAY as scholarly and inventive, naming Edgar Allan Poe, Robert E Lee, James Watt, and Paul Cezanne as birth precedents.
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