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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1972
Page
6
Lawton Constitution publication details for June 13 1972 include editors publishers and staff roles with notices on AP membership printing rights and advertising payment terms. The page lists Ned Shepler Bill Bentley Shirley Shepler Bentley and others with policy statements regarding corrections and authority.
The piece argues SALT debate hinges on MIRV capable Soviet missiles and a broader plan to weaken U S power in Europe. It notes Brezhnev doctrine, looming European Security Conference, and asks if Nixon has a credible counter strategy while McGovern proposals could aid Soviet aims.
C Howard Hardesty Jr. argues that postwar affluence came with hidden energy costs and pollution. He calls for a national energy policy balancing supply with environmental safeguards and health standards to avoid bankruptcy and secure a long term plan.
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie keeps his bid alive by addressing voters in Providence Rhode Island and at the Maine Democratic convention. He plans June appearances in Los Angeles Houston and at the National Press Club in Washington. It will be hard to shift a cold trail.
The piece argues the United States should contribute 25 percent to the United Nations, down from a third when membership was smaller. It asserts many nations have benefited from U.S. funding and criticizes the idea of a larger share as too generous.
Democratic and Republican officials meet in Miami Beach to explore reducing convention expenses. They discuss coordinating future events, possibly hosting both parties in a single location if feasible.
Dwight D. Eisenhower states that religion provides courage to face crises and the confidence to leave outcomes to a higher power. He argues that trust in God offers repose for men bearing responsibility.
Despite prior clashes the Oklahoma Democrats hint at unity as delegates prepare for their first Democratic national convention. The report notes a cast of wary allies including Marines demolition experts and wildlife officials led by Matt Standefer, who previously ran the department before being disqualified for a faulty memory of past duties.
U S Communists push to place a Kremlin approved ticket on November ballots with Gus Hall and Jarvis Tyner leading a bid seen as boosting party image. The piece notes Tyner’s ineligibility for VP and frames the move as political theater amid broader anti busing and election debates. It ends with brief facts on perch fish distribution and Arbor Day history.
The column muses on love’s infectiousness and its effect on mood, notes left handed violinists and the absence of Stradivari instruments for them, and ends by advising parents on how to handle children hearing parental spats and easing conflicts.
The Central Remedial Clinic in Dublin grows under the guidance of Lady Goulding and Miss Kathleen O’Rourke. Dr. Howard Rusk lauds its work aiding handicapped children and adults, with workshops turning maimed individuals into skilled workers and a future in education and research.
In a rambling Dublin column, the writer riffs on politics and culture. He notes figures like Eamon de Valera and Princess Grace, jokes about Ali's upcoming bout, and recalls Glocca Morra and Cork while a baritone sings on a bus.
Ten years ago Catherine Borders, Lawton teen, left for Baton Rouge to attend the New Homemakers of America national convention. Birthday honors for Mrs. Alice Altizer and Miss Sue Altizer at Quanah Parker lake. O B Warner hosts a Faxon fish fry.
Aries to Pisces outlines advice and forecast for June 14 1972. It highlights opportunities and cautions across all signs and notes notable births of Harriet Beecher Stowe John McCormack Burt Ives. The section emphasizes keen observation, independent work, and adapting to group settings for best results.
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