Lawton Constitution Public Relations and Policy Note
The Lawton Constitution front matter lists publication details from 1919 to 1967, naming Ned Shepler as publisher and listing staff including Bill F. Bentley and Shirley Shepler Bentley. It notes the paper is published evenings Monday through Friday at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma with multiple editors, officers, and departmental contacts. It also states association memberships and AP rights for local news and dispatches and outlines advertising terms and correction policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third End
A Avenue
Lawton
Oklahome
Brick in Toilet Water-Saver Claims Fall Short
An industry expert calls bricks in toilet tanks a waste and environmental hype. He recommends alternatives such as a tall weighted plastic bottle or lowering the upper water level to save more than 20 gallons daily, outweighing brick savings and nearly matching faucet leaks and half-load dishwashers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Schmuck
Association of Industry Manufacturers
Fluidmaster, Inc
Schmuck
Concord
Calif
Cherry Hill
N.J
Lawton
Senate Watergate Hearings Defy Cox Plea For Delay
The Senate Watergate committee rejects Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox's demand to pause televised hearings until the grand jury completes its inquiry. Sen. Sam Ervin argues delay would end the inquiry, while critics warn grand jury secrecy is being breached by leaks.
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Senate
Archibald Cox
Federal Grand Jury
Cox
Grand Jury
Nixon
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Democrat
Justice Department
Committee
Johnson and Semyonov Attend Lake Geneva Cruise
After a 70 minute arms control discussion between veteran U.S. diplomat A Alexis Johnson and Soviet official Vladimir Semyonov, Johnson hosted Semyonov and a party of aides and their wives for a three hour Lake Geneva cruise showing cordiality at the conference.
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U.S
A. Alexis Johnson
Vladimir Semyonov
Johnson
Semyonov
Lake Geneva
Thoughts For Today Quote and Bryan on Forgiveness
The excerpt presents Psalm 51 1 urging mercy God steadfast love blot out transgressions. It adds William Jennings Bryan on the hard virtue of forgiving spirit noting revenge is natural to man.
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William Jennings Bryan
Kissinger Faces Policy Crisis Over Middle East Arms Deals
In a post Napoleonic frame Kissinger risks being cast as the heavy in U S foreign policy as Saudi Arabia heads toward paying billions for Phantom jets F 4s F 5Es and other arms to balance Iran The move risks upsetting Israel’s deterrent and oil flows to West Europe and the U S while prompting calls to block further Phantom sales and push for safer energy and tech solutions.
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Prince Metternich
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
U.S
Iran
Persian Gulf
U.S. Treasury
Saudi Arabia
Dickering
Washington
Kuwait
Israel
Mediterranean Red Sea
West
France
Metternichean
Middle East
America
Japan
Western Europe
Iraq
Somaliland
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Richard Nixon
The Wrong Man Cox Faces Senate Hearing Challenge
Washington notes rising signs that Archibald Cox, chosen by Elliot Richardson, may clash with Sen. Sam Ervin’s Ervin Senate committee. The piece argues a public airing of accusations is vital to reveal truth over quick prosecutions, contrasting Cox with Ervin and urging Richardson to seek a plain country trial lawyer approach.
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Washington
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Elliot Richardson
Harvard
Sam Ervin
Senate Committee
Ervin
Senate
Senate of the United States
Richardson
Harvard Yard
North Carolina
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Urban warfare a taboo topic in military debate
Brigadier General (Ret.) S L A Marshall notes urban combat dominates NATO planning yet scholars and strategists largely ignore fighting in built up areas. He cites Rome and Jerusalem as fortified centers and highlights World War I and II city to city campaigns. A lone exception is Scharnhorst’s 1811 treatise with crude tactics for assaulting and defending streets and rooms.
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NATO
Jerusalem
Liege
Mons
le Cateau
Europe
Normandy
Rouen
Cherbourg
Carentan
Caen
Montebourg
Aachen
Magdeburg
Frankfort
Fred
Gerhard von Scharnhorst
Sterling Club Elects Jepsen President
Yesteryears Pete Jepsen Fletcher is elected president at a Sterling Pioneer Club meeting. Mrs. John Young is hostess for a Ruth Bible Class social and business gathering at Highland Baptist Church. Community events and local happenings include a covered-dish supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Dayton, summer plans for Kelly Johnston at the Elks Club in Raton New Mexico, and Thelma Talla leaving for summer in Marlow to visit her parents. Dalton and Brammer's Lawton softball clash at Mattie Bear Park with first place on the line. J R Walker notifies Lawton relatives he survived a freighter torpedo strike in the mid Atlantic during a snowstorm. Rotary officers dine with Mr. and Mrs. Reece Russell. Gene Autry and Smiley Burnett appear in South of the Border at the Ritz Theater.
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Pete Jepsen
Fletcher
Sterling Pioneer Club
John Young
Ruth Bible Class
Highland Baptist Church
Glyndon Dayton
Kelly Johnston
Elks Club
Raton
N. M
Thelma Talla
Marlow
John Talla
Dalton and
Brammer’s
Lawton
Mattie Bear Park
J. R. Walker
England
mid-Atlantic
Lawton Rotary Club
Reece Russell
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnett
Ritz
Mirror of the Mind on Infidelity and Family Roles
The piece explores how fear of infidelity can prompt restraint in marriage and suggests looking beyond a child's mean streak to understand behavior. It discusses why some prefer following over leading and the reluctance to accept responsibility as a root cause.
Pen name and lobster weight trivia
Josh Billings was the pen name of Henry Wheeler Shaw. The largest lobster on record weighed 35 pounds, a rarely reached figure in fishing.
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Josh Billings
Horoscope Outlook by Zodiac for June 12 1973
Tuesday June 12 1973 horoscope notes Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. Geminis born today are deep thinkers with wordcraft potential. Anthony Eden is noted as a birthdate reference.
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Gemini
Sir Anthony Eden
Also Mentioned on This Page
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
The
Okichome Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Press
Libya
Egypt
Cairo
Faisal
Sadat
God
Kubbly
William S. White
Ervin Senate
S.L.A. Marshall
Erick
DeSaxe
Clausewitz
Jomini
Kuropatkin
Bernardi
Henderson
Napoleon
Foch
Fuller
Hart
Yesteryears
Dennis the Menace
Henry Wheeler Shaw
By Frances Drake
Aries
Taurus
Venus
Leo
Aquarius
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