Lawton Constitution 1919 1967 masthead and policy note
Lawton Constitution issues: Evening daily published in Lawton Oklahoma during Foch Week. Editorial leadership includes Ned Shepler and Stephen F. Bentley with Wm H Sullivan as editor and W D Hargraves as manager. AP and press association memberships noted for news usage.
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Bill F. Bentley
Shirley Shepler Bentley May B. Shepler
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargraves
Alfred Wallace
U S Should Back U N To The Hilt By Sen Gale McGee
Senator Gale McGee argues for strong U N backing by the United States. He cites UN value in Kashmir Cyprus the Middle East and the Congo and urges Congress to boost voluntary contributions and leadership to maintain U S influence in international dialogue.
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Congress
United Nations
U.S
Kashmir
Cyprus
Middle East
Congo
General Assembly
Lynch Mob Tone in Nixon Health Battle Sparks Debate
Washington columnist warns against a lynch mob atmosphere as Nixon's illness tests the nation. He notes cross examination abuses against John Mitchell and Fulbright’s committee actions threaten loyal officials and U.S. foreign policy stability.
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Ervin Senate
Samuel Cash
John Mitchell
Joseph R. McCarthy
SEN
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
G. M. Godley
Godley
Laos
Indochina
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbrights
Senate
Patchwork Jeans Hint at TV Age
A playful edge notes that youths wear patches due to television, and suggests Watergate may outlast the Paris Peace Conference, reflecting satirical take on era events and popular culture.
Controversy Over Eco Health and Drug Policy Flares
A UC professor challenges the anti pesticide zeal and FDA rigidity blamed for delaying drug advances. Friedman cites Peltzman analysis arguing two year delays could cost tens of thousands of tuberculosis deaths. The piece surveys cyclamate scares and Kefauver Harris impact on drug discovery.
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Stephen de Felice
Medecam Press
Kefauver-Harris
de Felice
Federal Drug Administration
Pasteurs
Jenners, Fehrlichs
Domagks
Dr. de
Yesteryears Highlights From Local Society
Yesteryears recalls social events and notable notices. Earl Lukkes and Donald Rodgers hosted square dance sandwiches at Square Toppers Club while Johnny Wood showcased a 34 pound banana squash. Janelle Landrum left for Miss Oklahoma in Oklahoma City and Joe Turner became Lawton Country Club president.
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Earl Lukkes
Donald Rodgers
Johnny Wood
Janelle Landrum
Oklahoma City
Joe Turner
Lawton Country Club
Walter Lillard
Friendship Sewing Club
Memorial Hospital
John Young Irvin
McQuinn
Chattanooga
Trial by Television Threat to Watergate Convictions
Rutgers professor Edward S. Boylan argues that televised Senate hearings hinder justice and could prevent convictions. He notes Nixon’s past restraint under pressure and warns that pretrial publicity risks a biased jury and obstructs impeachment or resignation outcomes. Archibald Cox supported similar concerns but were ignored.
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Edward S. Boylan
Rutgers University
Hudson Institute
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Senate Select Committee
Boylan
Nixon
Congress
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
Illinois
Texas
Archibald Cox
Kennedy
Florida sues 15 oil giants in antitrust gas shortage claim
Florida Attorney General Robert Shevin seeks a U S District Court order forcing the 15 major oil companies to divest crude oil operations and limit them to refining and selling. He labels the industry a megalopoly and aims to curb prices, shield independent dealers, and recover damages for reduced tourism and tax revenue.
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Florida
Robert Shevin
U. S. District Court
Shevin
Standard Oil
Dental Research Aims to Curb Tooth Decay and Gum Disease
Washington D C marks 25th anniversary of the National Institute of Dental Research noting more than 500 projects funded by about 20 million dollars. Researchers report progress toward reducing decay and gum disease with new approaches, including an oral disinfectant under trial and antibiotics targeting Streptococcus mutans.
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National Institute of Dental Research
National Institutes of Health
Washington, D.C
Seymour Kreshover
Harold Lee
Dental Research Institute
University of Michigan
Denmark
Lee
Europe
Robert J. Fitzgerald
Veterans Hospital
Miami
Fitzgerald
Kreshover
Thoughts For Today Hope for Tomorrow
Quote by Herbert V. Prochnow asserts hope fuels success beyond failures today.
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Herbert V. Prochnow
Mirror of the Mind on Children and Marriage
A reflective piece argues today’s children are more informed than previous generations and suggests parental and spousal dynamics shape behavior. It notes older people fear changing notions of intelligence and explores how some individuals seek validation through social “show.”
Corner wisdom links to prosperity and safety
A pair of quotes reflects on practical appeal of prudent choices. The American Opinion notes prosperity comes from right turns at life’s corners, while the Chicago Tribune cites familiar value in air bags as standard in family cars, urged by every husband.
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Chicago Tribune
Horoscope for Wednesday July 18 1973 Aries to Pisces
Daily guidance outlines attributes and cautions for each zodiac sign from Aries to Pisces. It notes practical approaches for handling tasks, meetings, travel plans, finances, and personal growth, with a closing reflection on notable birthdays and figures such as William Makepeace Thackeray and John Glenn.
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Aries
William Makepeace Thackeray
John Glenn
U.S
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