Lawton Constitution 1919 1967 Staff Roles and Policies
The Lawton Constitution lists Ned Shepler as Publisher and Shirley Shepler Bentley among editors. It notes officers including President and Vice President, and mentions association memberships with Oxklohome Press, Southern Newspaper Publishers, and American Newspaper Publishers. The paper outlines AP reprint rights and advertising payment rules, with a commitment to correct errors upon notice.
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Oxklohome Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Press
Why The Dollar Fell Despite U S Economic Strength
The piece argues Americans blame the dollar decline on U S spending and foreign aid rather than loss of confidence. It links Vietnam era military actions and foreign investments to inflation of foreign coffers and reduced dollar value, noting Presidents Kennedy Johnson and Nixon helped allies while products and tourism shifted dollars abroad.
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United States
Europe
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Vietnam
Nations Seek UN Role Amid Reunification Talks
The article notes East and West Germany plan UN entry this fall and discusses Vietnam's bid to join the UN with North Vietnam while awaiting reunification. North Korea rejects joint admission, while Hanoi pursues unification under its own terms. South Vietnam gains UN observer status and agency access without voting rights.
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East
West Germany
North
South Korea
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
United Nations
East Germany
Soviet Union
Germany
North Korea
Hanoi
General Assembly
Communist Bloc
Daoud Declares New Afghan Republic Amid Pashtunistan Drive
While King Zahir Shah recuperates in Italy, Sardar Daoud proclaims a new Afghan republic and seeks Pashtunistan with Soviet encouragement. China labels it Soviet backed subversion as Moscow touts peace talks yet pursues old tactics.
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Muhammad Zahir
Shah
Afghanistan
Italy
Sardar Muhammad Daoud
Daoud
Soviet Union
Pakistan
Iran
China
Ussr
California coin exchanges lure investors with silver bag units
Reports say about 20 coin exchanges have opened in California to offer gold alternatives though gold coins are restricted. A typical unit is a bag valued at $1,000 consisting of pre 1965 U S silver coins with high silver content attracting investors and drawing federal investigators.
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California
U. S
Thoughts for Today and Foundations for Dreams
A reflective quote pair contrasts Romans 8 24 25 on hope with Henry David Thoreau urging to lay foundations under air castles. It blends religious meditation with practical ambition, urging patient expectation and tangible groundwork. The lines encourage steady faith and purposeful, concrete effort.
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Henry David Thoreau
U.S. Grain Deal Cost Billions, Senator Says
Senator Henry Jackson argues the 1972 Soviet grain sale cost Americans at least 2.7 billion dollars in ripple effects plus 750 million in CCC financing. He cites higher bread and meat prices, railroad and freight strains, and job losses as fallout, warning of further deals with Moscow amid a 1973 74 shortfall.
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John Chamberlain
Henry Jackson
Washington
Soviet Union
Forrest Rettgers
Midwestern Industries, Inc
Mr. Rettgers
Jackson
Rettgers
U.S
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
U.S. Treasury
Indochina
North
Vietnam
Senator Jackson
New York
Arnold Saltzman
Bad Law or No Law on Pornography at Local Level
The Supreme Court leans that local law may define pornographic material, leading to concerns about inconsistent standards and enforcement. The column criticizes sheriff actions and praises national bodies for making broader, consistent judgments while noting attendance is not mandatory.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
H. L. Mencken
Georgia
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Dreiser
Joyce
Ulysses
University of Peking
Library of Congress
Humanities
Arts
Mirror of the Mind on exams and grudges
The piece argues exams should not trigger illness and that moms can help nervous students by understanding test anxiety. It also explains holding a grudge damages ego and health, and analyzes how people pursue love from a place of frustration rather than genuine affection.
Nixon Defends Tapes as Vital to Constitutional System
In defending President Nixon's refusal to hand over White House tapes, the piece argues failure to protect confidential presidential files could erode separation of powers and impede governance. It warns surrendering records risks future presidents and national security, regardless of Nixon's innocence or guilt.
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Washington
Nixon
Ervin Senate Committee
Congress
Senate
Richard Nixon
White House
United States
Supreme Court
Sam Ervin
Senate Committee
Gentine
Horoscope for Saturday July 28 1973 by zodiac signs
Aries to Pisces outlines daily guidance for July 28 1973 with focus on personal plans and decision making. It highlights leadership traits and cautions about arrogance, plus a note that Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis shares birthdate.
Your Horoscope for Sunday July 29 1973 Aries to Pisces
Outlook by zodiac for July 29 1973 covers Aries through Pisces with cautions to avoid extra tasks, confirm promises in writing, beware manipulative friends, and stay within routines. Birthdate note highlights Booth Tarkington and Dag Hammarskjold as examples.
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Booth Tarkington
Dog Hammarskjold
Statesman
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Ned Shepler
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
Mgr. Sone
Lawton Const
Orla
Ernest Cuneo
Frank Walker
Alfred Frankfurter
Art News
Dr. Frankfurter
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
William S. White
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Geminian
Aquarius
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Leo
Uly
Virgo
Capricorn
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