Lawton Constitution Publication Details and Policies
The Lawton Constitution lists publishing hours, address, and staff from 1919 to 1967 and notes associations and press affiliations. It also outlines advertising policies including prepayment and authorizations, and pledges correction of error upon notification.
Washington Report Demo Race A Nail Biter
The California primary showdown pits George McGovern and Hubert Humphrey for 271 convention delegates in a blue-collar battleground. Polls show a McGovern edge but voters remain volatile with Wallace’s shadow. analysts warn of a close race and lingering doubts about broadening support.
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Well Done Mr Nixon Seeks Peace Through SALT Accord
The commentary praises President Nixon for a confident joint address and the SALT agreement with Brezhnev. It notes mixed congressional reactions, concerns about Soviet promises, and the belief that the pact offers a path to reducing nuclear risk while preserving U S capabilities. The piece ends urging cautious optimism and congressional support.
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Madagascar Leader Tsiranana Ends 14 Year Rule
President Tsiranana relinquished real power to Major-General Gabriel Romanantsoa and became a figurehead while transfer of power to him as prime minister. The United States had withdrawn its ambassador last June and now faces a chance to heal the breach.
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Fashion Shifts to Sport Wear Trends Across Social Scenes
The fashion world embraces sportswear as a dominant trend blending bold stripes and patterns. Designers promote versatile pieces from denim dinner jackets to khaki shorts and tie dye tops suitable for day and evening events.
Thoughts For Today From Verse And Quote
A compact excerpt presents John 27 6 on righteousness and a William Ellery Channing reflection. The piece notes each person has a personal duty to carry out and influence to exert guided by inner conscience and moral work.
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Oklahoma Politics and Gloomy 2000 Liquor Outlook
The report notes Raymond Gary and Dewey Bartlett dining together in Oklahoma amid concerns from many Democrats over digestion. Fred Harris shifts his Break-Up campaign from General Motors to Hubert Humphrey. A future liquor-by-the-drink petition for 2000 is mentioned, with crops as the looming issue if western Oklahoma faces a hot dry summer.
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Nixon Emerges From Moscow as Stronger Figure in Nation
Washington reports Nixon’s Moscow trip boosts his power and broad appeal after earlier defeats. The president, a private and cautious leader, now projects stubborn resolve and renewed public presence, easing fears within his administration about the 1968 election. Moscow showcased his hard edge and unyielding stance.
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Nixon Speech Ovation Highlights Vietnam Resolve
Buckley lauds Nixon for reiterating commitment to an honorable end to the Vietnam war during a Thursday night speech. The columnist notes strong Congress support and contrasts reactions to Nixon with critics, praising Nixon’s stance and overall reception.
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Mirror of the Mind on popularity and honesty
The piece questions if chasing popularity is juvenile and notes that adults fear rejection like teens. It asks whether small lies in love are harmless and observes how both sides rationalize falsehoods. It concludes even professionals write clearly to avoid misreading messages.
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Muskrat name origin and animal facts quiz Q A trio
Questions and answers cover musk odor naming muskrat and British postage in 1840. It also explains the squirrel tail balance, UN official languages list, jaw mobility, and color blindness prevalence among men versus women with statistics.
California grape growers push for higher grape tariffs
Several interest groups discuss trade policy and import limits as growers seek increased tariffs on table grapes. Data shows a broad public health concern with weight management involving millions seeking medical advice. Civil rights groups advocate for welfare programs while discussing social needs. The horseshoe nose shape is noted in a local term. Poi, a Honolulu staple, is prepared from taro root and water.
Lawton Rodeo Opens at LO Ranch Tonight
Yesteryears reports 4 day Lawton Rang ers rodeo opens tonight at LO Ranch south of the city. Comanche county records 179 May births with 104 boys and 75 girls. George L. Page elected chair of First Methodist Official Board. Hubert Green to host a three hour fire defense course by Carl Derryberry. Dickie Ford departs for Seattle to join Boeing as apprentice engineer. The Merry Brigettes meet with Mrs. L R Ware.
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Horoscope for Wednesday June 7 1972 Aries to Pisces
The page lists horoscopes for each sign with guidance on courage, ingenuity, romance, caution, and focus. It notes Mercury ruling and encourages self improvement and confidence, citing Paul Gauguin as a birthdate mention and suggesting careers like journalist, architect, painter, musician, scientist or lawyer.
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