Lawton Constitution Publishees Editorial Roles
The Lawton Constitution lists staff positions including editor and publisher roles. Names such as Akionome Ned Shepler, Bill F. Bentley, May B. Shepler, Shirley Shepler Bentley, and Donald S. Bentley appear alongside other executives like Ted Ralston and W. D. Hargraves. The paper operates evenings Monday to Friday at Third and A Avenue Lawton.
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Third and A Avenue
Lawton
Akionome
Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler
Bentley Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
Tommy Batemak
W. D. Hargraves
Local Newspaper Policy and AP Rights Note
The notice states AP news dispatches and local news are for exclusive re publication. Advertising requires advance payment or written authorization from local business leaders. The paper pledges correction of any erroneous reflections on persons, firms, or corporations.
Washington Report on Ellsberg and the staged war portrait
Washington Post Service writer analyzes the Ellsberg portrait prop and argues the staged military photo questions his sanity and motives. It notes the scene as a publicity stunt and questions the subject's mental state and public impact.
Watered Down Morality Contraceptive Idea Scrapped
The idea of adding a birth control chemical to municipal water to curb population is dismissed by Stanford chemist Carl Djerassi as technically and ethically unviable. He cites taste, stability, dosing, cross gender effects, and environmental pollution as insurmountable obstacles.
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Malloy
Cal Tech
Stanford University
Carl Djerassi
Djerassi
Rubber Particulate Emission From Worn Tires Measured
The Health Bulletin reports a University of Cincinnati study showing 340000 tons a year of tire wear enter the atmosphere from worn tires in tens of millions of vehicles. Particulates as small as 40 billionths of an inch may reach human lungs, though effects are not yet quantified.
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The
Health Bulletin
J. J. Rodale
University of Cincinnati
Algae Threaten Sea of Galilee Oxygen Levels
Scientists warn that algae overgrowth could deprive the Sea of Galilee of oxygen within a decade. The sea currently provides about one third of Israel’s water supply and is famed as the site of Jesus walking on water.
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Sea of Galilee
Israel
Jesus
Thoughts on Peace and Self from Luke 10 and Dale Carnegie
A compact nugget blending biblical reflection from Luke 10 5 6 about entering homes with peace and a note from a Dale Carnegie biographer asserting that lasting peace comes from oneself. The text links spiritual welcome with personal responsibility and inner peace.
Nixon Trapped by Vietnam Debate Faces Political Storm
The piece argues President Nixon created a trap with his Vietnam stance and urges steady policy to avert political loss. It cites Le Duc Tho and Le Vietnam and quotes Robert Thompson on village security, Vietnam's recovery, and the North Vietnamese threat.
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Nixon
le Duc Tho
le Vietnam
Times
Senate
London Daily Telegraph
Robert Thompson
Vietnam
Nce
Connecticut Tax Revolt Seen Spreading From Hartford
Vivian Kellems leads a broad challenge to Connecticut income tax as middle income families rail against higher taxation. Gov. Meskill faces backlash while legislators reconsider the law with potential sales tax changes and new taxes on dividends and capital gains.
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Hartford
Conn
Boston
Vivian Kellems
Thomas Meskill
Gov. Meskill
Pontius Pilate
Connecticut
Yankee Stadium
Meskill
New York
Waterloo
William Pitt the Younger
Washington
Treasury
Eugene McCarthy
George Murphy
Miss Kellems
Wilbur Mills
Rules Committee
Wilbur Cross
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Events
Irene Bandy leads a sharing possessions lesson for the Indiana Baptist Woman's Missionary Society. Curtis Wint hosts a lawn barbecue for friends in Sterling. Sondra Smith studies at Southwestern State College. E. J. Flynn elected first vice commander of the Lawton American Legion post. Roy Blevins wins first prize at Purple Parrot Bridge Club hosted by Maurice Halberson. Lee McDonald announces Snyder School classes start in August. Doris Hutchens hosts an Intermediate class picnic and skating party at Medicine Park. Carl Orr and
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Irene Bandy
Indiahoma Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Curtis Wint
Sterling
Sondra Smith
Southwestern State College
E. J. Flynn
Lawton American Legion
Roy Blevins
Purple Parrot Bridge Club
Maurice Halberson
Lee McDonald
Snyder
Doris Hutchens
First Baptist Church
Jack Losack
Medicine Park
Carl Orr
Mirror of the Mind and Driving Lessons Reflections
The text discusses easing tension and indecision in choosing clothes and names and envisions decisions made with assurance. It then muses that if a wife accepts a husband teaching her to drive a man could be a good instructor and find enjoyment in his work, noting a loss of pay would lead to complaint and question the value of volunteering.
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Elisberg
P. T. Barnum
Cambridge
Ellsberg
Filsberg
Horoscope for Leo born Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
You are a natural leader with dramatic presence and strong ideas. Work on patience, curb sarcasm, and adapt your approach to others. Your versatility points to success in theater writing arts or high level business roles. Birthdate noted as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
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Leoites
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
U.S
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John Chamberlain
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