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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1972
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution provides publishing details for Monday through Friday editions and lists staff roles. It also notes AP exclusive rights to published news and requires advance payment or written authorization for advertising, with corrections policy upon notification.
The dismissal of Lawrence F. O'Brien as DNC chair followed a two hour plea by Senator McGovern to stay on. Critics ask if McGovern is the boss or captive of his own machine as his pledge to keep America strong clashes with a defense budget push and staff influence.
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley, stating he supports all Democratic nominees, avoided naming McGovern Eagleton while criticizing county delegates barred from the convention. Alderman Vito Marzullo and many Daley allies vow to back President Nixon, signaling a split within the Daley machine.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company notes about 100000 annual American deaths from accidents with 50000 highway, 25000 fires, and the rest from other mishaps. It warns that one or two die each hour and calls for steps to halt the waste of life.
College placement directors report women mostly choose liberal arts education and social sciences. With these low demand fields, recruiters for business industry and government jobs have little work for graduates. Freshmen are urged to plan studies toward a definite employment objective during a four year program.
A pair of quotations on peace and faith. Nahum 1 15 celebrates the messenger of good tidings and enduring peace. Herbert Hoover reflects that real peace comes from the hearts of people rather than formal agreements.
In Monroe County Missouri known as Little Dixie voters skew Republican as McGovern faces local ambivalence. The piece notes low registration and absentee ballots but predicts a gradual shift with Nixon gains beyond 1968. It frames national realignment as small, incremental changes in a rural, conservative county.
The piece reviews liberal support for Israel during the 1967 crisis and McGovern’s foreign policy stance. It contrasts Galbraith’s open affection for Israel with McGovern’s push for reduced U S commitments, suggesting a risk of Vietnamization affecting Israel and broader Middle East policy. It notes concerns from Jewish leaders and compares Dayan’s hypothetical decisive handling to U S actions in Indochina.
Ernest Cuneo notes the Miami Beach Democratic convention marked the end of old rituals and rituals backstage. He recalls banded governors escorted by state police, pageantry, and a shift away from traditional influences like the American Legion. He contrasts past warmth with a more TV oriented era and laments the loss of the old politics and personalities.
Ten years ago Mrs. Fred R. Harris and Pete Sheperd attended an Advanced Human Relations workshop at the University of Oklahoma. Betty Glanton Rita Sparkman and Judith Farrelly earned national Silver Smiths of America pins. Wilma Toland and R. O. Webb received local honors. Gloria Goodall visited E. H. McKinney. Eight years ago Mrs. J. C. Kennedy led a book study at Centenary Methodist Church. Doris Lowery and Wanda Lee visited Duncan with Betty Jean Youngblood. Roy Windle of Fletcher visited Lawton.
The piece discusses how visible annoyance depends on its severity and whether to address it. It examines money’s influence on parenting and status impacts. It also asserts that true love can end calmly, noting how a jilted person can accept it and move on without rationalizing.
Daily zodiac outlook for Aries through Pisces with guidance on attitude and actions. Highlights include Mars favors long range plans for Aries and practical momentum needed for Taurus, organized problem solving for Gemini, and strong principled stance for Cancer. Notable birthdate mentions include George Bernard Shaw and Aldous Huxley.
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