Lawton Constitution Late Week Editorial Details
The Lawton Constitution lists editors and officials including Bill F. Bentley as Editor and Publisher Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S. Bentley Stephen F. Bentley and Ted Ralston with W D Hargraves Alfred Wallace as officers. The paper notes association memberships and a correction policy for erroneous reflections or misstatements.
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A Avenue
Lawton, Oklahome
Bill F. Bentley
Oklahoma court overturns Lawton dirty movie conviction
The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals reversed a Comanche County conviction against Steven Bellen Hess and Venus Book Mart for coin operated porn machines, saying the warrant was invalid because the judge had not viewed the film. The ruling aligns with Supreme Court precedents requiring probable cause before seizures and highlights the clash between obscenity enforcement and First Amendment protections.
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Oklahoma
Court of Criminal Appeals
Steven Bellen Hess
Venus Book Mart, Inc
Lawton
Comanche County
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Oklahoma City
San Francisco
Daily
Oklahoman
Rabbi Korff Resigns From Nixon Support Roles
Rabbi Baruch Korff resigns as chair of the President Nixon Justice Fund and as Massachusetts state hospital chaplain for family and health reasons. He maintains support for Nixon and believes history will vindicate him, citing Nixon's contributions over predecessors.
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Baruch Korff
Nixon
President Nixon Justice Fund
Massachusetts State Hospital
Korff
Rabbi Korff
Fire chief and volunteers build their own fire engine
In Atoka New Mexico Fire Chief Clarence Conner and 26 volunteers built a home made fire engine due to lack of funds. He says he is right proud of the equipment and the savings for taxpayers.
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Atoka
N.M
Clarence Conner
Kissinger's diplomacy falters amid shifting power dynamics
The analysis blames Henry Kissinger's strategy for failing to leverage military and economic strength in Middle East and Cold War talks. It argues SALT I and lack of agripower leverage weakened bargaining, urging a return to credible force and advanced tech to deter Soviet rivals.
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Middle East
Sadat
Sinai
Cyprus
Southeast Asia
Kissinger
U.S
Red China
Russia
Far East
South Vietnam
Thieu
Congress
Arlington House
Phyllis Schlafly
Chester Ward
Vladivostok
Moscow
William Schneider
James Buckley
New York
Frank Barnett
National Strategy Information Center
State Department
CCRC of Your Mind by JOHN CONWELL
A reflection on marriage as a evolving contract and fears of retirement. The piece contrasts expectations with aging and the psychological impact of near misses and trauma in daily life. It cites broader social themes and ends with a syndicate copyright note.
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CCRC
John Conwell
Soviet Navy Outnumbers U S Forces in Major Fleets
Ernest Cuneo reports that U S intelligence confirms the Soviet navy now fields twice as many major surface combatants and submarines as the United States with Moscow claiming a fivefold edge overall. The piece notes Korshkov’s push for blue water fleets, global deployment, and implications for NATO, Cuba, and the Monroe Doctrine.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Adm
S. G. Korshkov
Korshkov
Tshushima Straits
Murmansk
Azores
NATO
Pentagon
Iran
Indian Ocean
Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Headstart program opens as 105 Lawson children attend
Yesteryears column recalls Rev. William Hayden overseeing the new Project Headstart with 105 Law ton area children enrolled. Also notes law graduates from the University of Oklahoma College of Law and other local civic updates from various decades.
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William Hayden
Lawton
Larry R. Zook
Charles E. Wade Jr
University of Oklahoma College of Law
Hollis M. Hughes
Eugene B. Reece
Jerry L. Wootan
Timothy F. Elmore
Air Force
Karen Elling
Janeris Hager
Cache
Stillwater
C. R. Martinez
Fuji Club
Alvin Neumann
Opal Becker
Hutchinson
Kaw
Fred Gilley
USO
Buckley on VOA Reform and Percy Critique
William F Buckley Jr argues for restraining VOA under a five member independent board and repatriating USIA to the State Department while Senator Percy attacks these ideas. The piece weighs whether VOA should mirror press norms or follow government guidance in international news coverage.
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Frank Stanton
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Citizens Panel
United States Information Agency
USIA
James Keogh
Stanton
State Department
Voice of America
Keogh
Charles Percy
United States
Associated Press
Say
CBS
Time
Percy
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Danang
VOA
Justice Holmes
Saigon
Ford
Tulane University
America
Tulane
Attica
CBS News
U.S
Horoscope for Saturday June 7 1975 overview by zodiac signs
The page lists sun sign guidance for Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces with advice on duties, emotions, decision making and personal goals. It notes born individuals have bright intellect and a restless imagination, suited to solo work in creative or scientific fields.
Horoscope for Sunday June 1975 Aries to Pisces
The piece outlines daily sun sign guidance for Aries through Pisces covering temperament, behavior tips, and suggested focuses. It notes Aries should curb aggression, Taurus gains freedom with subtle aid, and Gemini should avoid entanglements. Pisces hints at pleasant distant communications and valuable business contacts.
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