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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists publication details from 1919 to 1967 with Ned Shepler as publisher and Bill F. Bentley as editor and publisher. It names senior staff, executives, and department titles and notes AP affiliation and exclusive reprint rights.
National poll by Albert Sindlinger after 3 200 May interviews shows men favoring tougher action on Watergate and impeachment more than women. Housewife based female support backs Nixon while male appetite for decisive moves and economic actions could shift support with bold policy steps.
Beef prices surge prompting government scrutiny of chicken content in hot dogs sparking remarks from housewives about food safety and labeling.
William F Buckley Jr argues in a sharp critique that Clark Clifford’s Times piece on Nixon, Agnew and possible resignations misreads history. He contends Congress bears blame for weakness while Nixon’s policies produced fragile unity and healing, ending with a provocative claim that Nixon is saved by his enemies.
The document outlines a 1970 Nixon intelligence plan for a nationwide countersurveillance effort against domestic threats including Black Panthers and antiwar radicals. It notes CIA DIA and NSA approval, FBI opposition, and the plan never being enacted amid Watergate scrutiny and public confusion over security versus civil liberties.
An 18 year old identified as Peter Doe sues the San Francisco Unified School District for 1 million dollars claiming he graduated high school reading at a fifth grade level. His mother alleges repeated assurances of progress and the case foresees broad legal impact.
An aphoristic reflection quotes James Truslow Adams on nature obeying laws while humans pursue ideals and aspirations, urging readers to set personal waymarks aligned with their beliefs.
The piece argues education reduces conceit by revealing limits of knowledge, while a child benefits from role models. It cautions against overreliance on labels and urges open communication in marriage rather than constant referrals to psychiatrists or therapists.
The piece argues the Senate Ervin inquiry will focus on the wider system of domestic national security and counterintelligence run by Nixon, beyond the Watergate bugging. It asserts the inquiry aims to reveal scope, justification, and methods, and forecasts the panel’s verdict hinges on Nixon’s restraint and use of security powers.
Henry Bellmon indicates plans to run again, avoiding a special election, while Ed Edmondson is already in a rival bid. Voters back preserving Tinker Air Force Base as education leaders warn of more budget shortfalls and lawmakers withholding funds.
Q A barnacles are animals not plants. They are marine crustaceans that attach to surfaces. The opening section of the U S Constitution is the Preamble.
Mrs. Mary Pokorny leads group singing at a Lawton WPW Club picnic with pianist Ruth Autry. Mrs Elman Ethell chairs the Lawton Class of 1943 reunion reservations. Freddie Marlin and Sgt. Raymond Spradlin are breakfast guests of the Lawton Saddle Club. A 1952 Buick is found after being stolen. Katheryn Ellenburg leads Junior Miss Club at Mary Ann Goode's home. Rollie Allen vacationing in Hot Springs. War emergency teaching certificate exams announced. Calling All Girls Club hosts swimming party and buffet at Flowell and Nadell Northrop home.
Tuesday reads like a playful chart with signs Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. It notes romance finance career and personal growth possibilities and highlights imaginative inclinations and travel love of color and theatre.
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