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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1971
Page
10
The Lawton Constitution a Lawton Oklahoma newspaper outlines its publication schedule weekdays and contact lines while listing staff roles and professional memberships. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and ad dispatches and promises correction of errors upon notification.
Henry Kissinger filed an interim memorandum urging fairness in South Vietnam’s Oct. 3 presidential vote. He argued Washington must push for a fair election and that U S interests endure regardless of the outcome. Minh Ky and Thieu each signaled openness to negotiations with Hanoi.
The Soviets say the three cosmonauts died in an avoidable accident during return from space rather than gravity shock. The report suggests no inherent limit to man in space and warns the tragedy delays Russia's longer orbital program while full investigations seek safeguards for future missions.
The Rostow Paper and leaks reveal why the U S fought a drawn war in Vietnam. Secrecy is criticized as undermining national security and public understanding. Norfolk Ledger Star cites Soviet naval drills near the Arctic as a warning. Frank Fitzsimmons becomes Teamsters president with a 25 percent raise to 125 000 a year for stabilizing the union.
California Assemblyman David C. Pierson 36 flies from Los Angeles to Sacramento during the legislative session to spend evenings at home. He leaves at 7 30 each morning and returns by 6 30 each night. He argues the flying time is not much longer than daily car trips for others.
A compact thought page contrasts Luke 1 51 52 exhortations on strength and justice with Albert Einstein praising imagination as more important than knowledge. The quotation pairing suggests a faith framed view of power and humility alongside scientific creativity.
Ten years ago Joseph and His Brothers was dramatized at the Wichita Mountains Easter Pageant with Skip Coody as Joseph and Norman Nelson as reader. Mrs. Fred Marts hosted a First Baptist TEL class social. Two years ago Mrs. Roy Watson returned from a Hawaiian Islands trip and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clare with daughter Mary toured the Southwest. Thirty years ago Ranger William F. Drummond described a bull fight in the Wichita mountains wildlife refuge where two Longhorns damaged a fence and injured each other.
A exchange to Dr. Max Rafferty discusses protest tactics and political figures while readers query NEA bylaws on communists and SIECUS sex education. A British study by William Paton condemns marijuana use and cites risks, ending with a cautious sign off.
Washington-based analyst William J. Fitzgerald argues Nixon should push income tax cuts in the 1970s. Using a computerized model, he says aging demographics alter spending needs and that high state and local taxes curb consumption, risking slower growth and a $15 billion hit to Detroit’s purchasing power.
The excerpt discusses attitudes toward infidelity and self-justification in troubled marriages, noting a wife may deny love when kindness exists. It also covers coping with anticipated trouble, suggesting overpreparation can build misplaced confidence. It briefly proposes parental paper routes only if a child is truly ill and needs rest.
The shared border is described as the longest continuous frontier, extending about 3 987 miles. Noting early musical talent, the composer Mozart began crafting short pieces like the Minuet at age five.
The page outlines daily zodiac guidance for readers born under Aries through Pisces for July 17 and July 18 1971. It highlights cautious decision making for Aries and Taurus patience, Gemini practicality, Cancer focus, Leo not shown, Virgo steadiness, Libra, Scorpio partnership, Sagittarius ambition, Capricorn generosity, Aquarius initiative, and Pisces strategic moves. It mentions notable birthdates such as John J. Lee and Erle Laney Gaige.
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