History Best Test Of Top Power Abuse
William F. Buckley Jr. argues the Bur glary of a doctor's office raises questions about presidential power and constitutional limits. He reviews Ehrlichman, Ervin, Ellsberg, and Lincoln while noting debates on habeas corpus and state security versus civil liberties.
Lawton Constitution Publisher and staff directory 1919 ad
Lawton Constitution printed in Lawton Oklahoma lists Ned Shepler as publisher and key staff including 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. It notes association memberships and AP affiliation with policy on re publication and corrections.
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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
Nixon defies subpoenas as Watergate fight moves to court
Struggle over White House tapes and records deepens the Watergate clash. Senate committee and Archibald Cox demand documents and recordings. Nixon cites separation of powers and executive privilege. Court test expected within months as three Warren Court liberals may resist. Watergate increasingly involves all three branches.
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Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Nixon
Senate Select Committee
Archibald Cox
White House
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
The
Republic
Supreme Court
Senate
Congress
Warren Court
United States
Eddie Rickenbacker Dies at 82 in Zurich Neumuenster
World War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker died of a heart ailment at Neumuenster Hospital in Zurich four days after arriving from Miami where he suffered a stroke. The former aviation hero headed Eastern Airlines and spanned a lifetime of rugged individualism and conservative causes. He rose from a poor background to military command and aviation leadership, later campaigning to “save the American way of life.”
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America
Eddie Rickenbacker
Neumuenster Hospital
Zurich
Switzerland
Miami
Eddie
Eastern Airlines
Captain Eddie
Rickenbacker
General Pershing
What Others Say editor quote from Lake Park News
A humorous note from The Lake Park News Iowa on the editor role. It satirically catalogs common charges against editors for various newsroom actions. The piece highlights the conflicting expectations editors face from readers and colleagues.
Thoughts on Mortality and The Great Scorer
A reflection blending Revelation and Grantland Rice on how life and sports are judged. The eternal scoreboard records deeds over wins and losses, urging steady virtue and honorable play through faith and conduct.
After sixty the temptation starts to fade away
Quotation pairing notes aging and speech: two quips about temptation and the gift of gab. One mocks passing sixty as the moment temptation recedes. The other jokes that many talkative people struggle to finish.
Watergate trio aligned with limits on Baker probe
Senate Republicans found that Sam Ervin Herman Talmadge and Daniel Inouye voted to restrict the 1964 Baker investigation, matching curbs proposed by Democrats and blocking broader inquiry as Watergate scrutiny grew. The report casts the trio as protecting political interests over full probe.
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Washington — Senate
Watergate Committee
Sam Ervin
Herman Talmadge
Daniel Inouye
Senate
Bobby Baker
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Baker
GOP
Sens
Ervin, Talmadge
Inouye
Mike Mansfield
Ervin
Sen. Talmadge
Senate Republicans
Government Operations Committee
B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
Jordan
Sen
Talmadge
Select Committee On Standards and Conduct
D.C
Ervin, Talmmadge
Watergate echoes in sun room plants and politics
The piece likens plant reactions to changing air around the TV room as Watergate coverage intensifies. Ivy, lemon, and rhododendron wither under harsh voices and constant news, while the author defends the role of a commentator amid the addictive media cycle.
Yesteryears highlights from the Constitution files
Ten, twenty, and thirty years ago items note Mike Mahaffey leaving Municipal Airport for Akron to compete in All-American Coasting, Hazel Sexton chosen president of Comanche County Democratic Women Voters, Gold Star Mothers meet with Mrs. Floyd Kennedy, Robert Collier spotlight in Cappers Farmer, Mrs. John O Bri an visits, Jaycee Jones gathering at Mrs. Jack Botts home, and Cpl Curtis A Harding earning the Purple Heart in Sicily along with local arts and Pioneer Day parade roles.
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Constitution Files
Mike Mahaffey
Akron
Ohio
Hazel Sexton
Comanche County
Democratic Women Voters
Gold Star Mothers Inc
Floyd Kennedy
Robert Collier
Fletcher Farmer
Cappers Farmer Magazine
John O’brian
George Thorpe
Ginger Susan
Jaycee Jones
Jack Botts
Cpl
Curtis A. Harding
Sicily
Craig Sheppard
Lawton
I. G. Cole
Walter Osborne
Bud Wilkinson Eyes Political Comeback in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma only one thing is sure about Bud Wilkinson's renewed political interest. If he runs for office he won't pick his son Jay to handle his campaign books. Oklahoma City hasn't had honest efficient government for six years, according to Mayor Patience Latting. Presumably that doesn't include the mayor's office since she's been in it. City Councilmen praised Nate Ross before they fired him as city manager of Oklahoma City. It was one of the kindest jobs ever done with an ax. The Sooner Cynic doesn't believe witnesses in the Watergate hearings should be judged by hair length or opening statements.
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John Ehrlichman
Richard Nixon
Sen
J. Edgar Hoover
Ehrlichman
White House
F.B.I
Hoover
Ellsberg
Washington
Stanford University
Daddy
Bud Wilkinson
Jay
Oklahoma City
Patience Latting
Nate Ross
Quote by William McKinley on forming habits
This brief quotation emphasizes that forming good habits is as easy as forming bad ones and breaking a bad habit is as hard as breaking a good one. It urges choosing and maintaining the good path.
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William McKinley
Mirror of the Mind and Social Dynamics
The piece argues a good boss enjoys vacation if scheduled and supported by staff and respect from superiors. It questions whether popular girls are always attractive and notes they may lack classic beauty but ease and charm. It says children learn losing best by example rather than words from adults.
Horoscope for August 1 1973 Aries to Pisces
Daily star outlook for each sign notes starting actions, caution on emotions, budget, and travel plans. Highlights include leadership potential for those born today Herman Melville’s birthdate mentioned. advice on self control and discipline.
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Herman Melville
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