Lawton Constitution staff and contact details listed
The item lists publishers editors and staff roles for The Lawton Constitution with offices on Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma and contact line. It notes ownership and affiliations including the Audit Bureau of Circulations and professional associations.
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Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
DIAL
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Cereal and Beer Oligopolies Face FTC Scrutiny and Market Shifts
The piece argues Washington scrutiny targets oligopolies in cereals and beer as the FTC weighs an antitrust case against dry cereals. It notes market concentration rising for national players, with three top brewers expanding share from 21 to 39 percent in the 1960s and nationals driving most growth while regionals fade.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
United States
FTC
General Mills
General Motors
Burnham & Co
Justice Department
Detroit
Hawaii The Sugar-Coated Fortress scrutinized by Francine du Plessix Gray
The book argues Hawaii is a sugar coated fortress dominated by the pineapple trust and developers. It claims superficial racial equality masks deeper stratification with native Polynesians marginalized and non white groups controlling wealth and power. Some see a hopeful path in genuine equality.
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Francine du Plessix Gray
Hawaii
Pineapple Trust
Oahu
Mrs. Gray
Thoughts For Today From Faith and Duty
A brief reflection quotes James 1 2 3 urging joy in trials and notes real joy comes from doing worthwhile work. The piece cites Wilfred T Grenfell an English author.
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James 1
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Ketchup as a Political Trait Among U S Leaders
A humorous survey of how Nixon Wallace and Humphrey use ketchup reveals eating habits as a proxy for character. It notes Wallace’s obsession with ketchup, Nixon’s cottage cheese dousing, and Humphrey’s peanut butter and ketchup anecdotes, with a closing caution to judge politicians by their food choices.
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Nixon
California
MR. Nixon
George Wallace
Marshall Frady
Wallace
Frady
Alabama
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Georgia
Paulette Brown
HHH
Buckley argues for rescinding the Establishment Clause
William F Buckley Jr argues that Congress should repeal the First Amendment clause restricting establishment of religion. He contends changes are needed as court interpretations strain meaning and private schools face economic and social pressures amid a revival of democratic self determination in education.
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Congress
Anchorage
Alaska
Supreme Court
Inflation, nematodes and a lone tomato plant
A quirky roundup notes how money value shifts with distance from banks. It mentions the Department of Agriculture using nematodes to curb mosquitoes and a backyard tomato plant yielding tomatoes at a dollar each.
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Department of Agriculture
Humphrey Faces Choice in Democratic Heartland Clash
The article argues Hubert Humphrey must defend the party's center to hold the Midwest base against George McGovern's far liberal appeal. It notes a California primary test, polls showing Humphrey ahead nationally, and warns that overreacting left could doom his nomination.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bill Bailey
Hhh
Humphrey
California
George McGovern
McGovern
Democratic Party
Prairie
South Dakota
Sen
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
Miami Beach
Edmund Muskie
Beetle tops Model T as world’s most produced car
A Q and A summary notes that the German Volkswagen Beetle has surpassed the Ford Model T to become the most-produced automobile in history. It also states that Northbrook, a Chicago suburb, hosts the only rink in the United States equipped for Olympic speed skating.
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Northbrook
Chicago
Mirror of the Mind by John Conwell
A reflective column on marriage routines and the lure of the simple life. It notes couples returning home from vacations feel relief at home life and contrasts farm hardship with city routines, while suggesting soap opera viewers bond over shared interests.
Oklahoma Democrats face nominating dilemma at presidential race
Oklahoma delegates may stay uncommitted to any nominee to keep options open. McGovern supporters fear local delegates hidden backing Hubert Humphrey. Governor Hall slimmed down to 33 pounds, hoping to improve his image even as ice cream and pizza workers doubt the new profile.
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Oklahoma
Lawton Area Notes and Local Elections Highlights
Yesteryears recalls harvest delays from rain in Lawton as wheat combines scarce. Susan Currell hosts Sub Deb Club pledges. W T Bragg Sr entertains Arizona relatives. Xi Nu pre law elect Koehler Thomas as president. Durward Mathis nominated for Lawton Lions Club presidency. Mayor Everett Glenn notes Raymond Fields offers old steel rails on C Avenue for war production.
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Lawton
Susan Currell
W. T. Bragg Sr
Arizona
Durward Mathis
W. J. Becker
Lawton Lions Club
Everett Glenn
Raymond Fields
C Avenue
Seventh Streets
Your Horoscope Daily Outlook by Zodiac Signs
Aries to Pisces forecasts offer daily guidance on goals, surroundings, effort, and focus. The detailed brief notes personal strengths, cautions, and suggested approaches for each sign, highlighting achievement, caution against overextension, and the influence of Mercury. The born today passage mentions historical figures like Thomas Hardy and Pope Pius X.
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Mercury
Winged Messenger
Thomas Hardy
Sir Edward Elgar
Pope Pius X
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William F. Buckley Jr
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