Local Newspaper Publisher Credits and Contact Lineup
The snippet lists Lawton Oklahoma publisher Ned Shepler and staff including Bill Bentley May Shepler Shirley Shepler Ba Donald Bentley Ted Ralston William Sullivan and W D Hargraves. It notes Monday through Friday publication during Foch Week and provides the dial phone 353-0620 and Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
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Foch
Third and A Avenue
Lawton
Okichome
Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler
Ba Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargraves
FDA to review over the counter drugs in class by class study
The FDA plans an initial overall review of nonprescription drugs in at least 26 categories including antacids laxatives cough remedies and sleep aids. The agency cites widespread ineffective promises deceptive advertising and limited data on many products and notes annual OTC spending around 2.7 billion.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Charles Edwards
National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Dr. Edwards
OTC
Nixon concludes preparatory summits with allied leaders
President Nixon met with five close allies Trudeau Heath Pompidou Brandt and Sato to hear support for his upcoming trips to Peking and Moscow. They praised his aim to ease tensions with the Communist giants, as he shifts to domestic matters before the State of the Union.
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Nixon
Trudeau
Canada
Heath
Britain
Pompidou
France
Brandt
West Germany
Sato
Japan
Peking
Moscow
Congress
Soviet Union
Thoughtful quotes on immortality from Lincoln and Jesus
A reflection cites Jesus saying I am the resurrection and the life and quotes Abraham Lincoln claiming man was made for immortality, arguing against a brief finite existence for humanity. It juxtaposes faith with a belief in enduring life.
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Jesus
John
God
Abraham Lincoln
Antarctica a Vast Frontier for Science under a Global Treaty
The Antarctic Treaty pledges peaceful research and open sharing of findings among signatories including the Soviet Union. The United States, via the National Science Foundation and Navy support, runs Operation Deep Freeze with 1300 summer personnel across six stations, including a South Pole base guarding vast freshwater ice and a potential powerhouse for weather, energy, and ocean studies.
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Mcmurdo Station
Antarctica
Antarctic
Soviet Union
United States
Mexico
South Pole
Empire State Building
America
Kennedy Takes Aim at Nixon in 1972 Voice
Washington reports that Senator Ted Kennedy’s first major speech casts Nixon as a divisive force in Vietnam policy. The piece argues Kennedy’s rhetoric targets national unity and suggests his 1976 bid could hinge on whether his stance shifts.
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Washington
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Democratic Party
Nixon
G.O.P
Congress
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Senator Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Mirror of the Mind on Loneliness and Family Dynamics
The piece reflects on loneliness as a potential sign of trouble yet values solitary time for self reflection. It discusses teen reactions to ideal fathers, father child dynamics, and the role of spouses in quitting habits with caution against nagging and self-contradictions.
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Walden Pond
Q and A on wood cord size and nearby stars
In a Q and A format the cord of wood equals 128 cubic feet. The nearby stellar neighborhood has about 30 stars within 15 light years of the sun with seven bright enough to be seen without a telescope.
Space shuttle debate underscores U S self defense stakes
Senator Mondale blasts Nixon space program as costly, urging the United States to push space initiatives to stay ahead of Soviet space gains. He warns of satellites being knocked out and envisions future space platforms with lasers and armed defenses, urging a proactive shuttle program. He argues the shuttle could patrol, surveil, and potentially disrupt enemy space assets to preserve freedom.
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Walter Mondale
Minn
Nixon
Congress
California
Connecticut
U.S
Space Shuttle
Senator Mondale
Oklahoma land values spur gift options amid county grape plans
In Atoka County prosperity rises as land booms allow owners to give property away while welfare clients seek grape and peach cultivation. Governor Hall aims to upgrade state roads despite critics. School financing via property taxes faces attack, with a rare note of detachment from school bus issues.
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Oklahoma
Welfare
Atoka County
Hall
Nine brief hometown notes in Lawton area
Yesteryears items recall Mrs. C QO McCracken becoming a grandmother in Long Beach California. Mrs. W W McClung and Mrs. R A Webber host a Paradise Valley Home Demonstration Club lunch. Rebekah Lodge 83 staff captain is Mrs W D White. Basil Cherry talks with Lawton High School distributive education students on Social Security. Rural Letter Carriers Association attendees include Joe Brooks J W Capshaw Albert Harper and Howard Taylor from Chattanooga. Mr and Mrs L H Blume move into a new home in Cache. Mary Louise Slover and Margaret Thompson attend a surprise birthday at First Presbyterian church.
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C. QO. McCracken
Long Beach
Calif
W. W. McClung
R. A. Webber
Paradise Valley Home Demonstration Club
W. D. White
Rebekah Lodge
Basil Cherry
Lawton
Joe Brooks
J. W. Capshaw
Albert Harper
Howard Taylor
Chattanooga
Rural Letter Carriers Association
L. H. Blume
Cache
Mary Louise Slover
Margaret Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
Horoscope for Tuesday January 25 1972 Aries to Aquarius
The page lists daily zodiac guidance for each sign with cautions and boosts. It mentions strong career and creative potential for Aquarians born today, notes personal traits and suggests being selective with partnerships and plans, and ends with a birthdate note and a reference to Somerset Maugham.
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ARIES
Somerset Maugham
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Ned Shepler
The
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Washington Report
William F. Buckley, JR
National Science Foundation
United States Navy
William S. White
Mr. Nixon
Vietnam
John Kennedy
North
South
Indochina
Saigon
George McGovern
John Lindsay
Edmund Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Johnson
Mr. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Gomund
Brey
Dwarre
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
MR. Wilson
John Chamberlain
Yesteryears
Constitution
Taurus
Gemini
Stre
Leo
Capricorn
Aquarius
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