Lawton Constitution Publisher and staff directory
Lawton Constitution lists office details in Lawton Oklahoma with Ned Shepler publisher and staff including P Bill F Bentley May B Shepler Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S Bentley Ted Ralston and others. It notes editorial and advertising roles and AP affiliation with correction policy for errors.
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Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
Alfred Wallace
W. D. Hargrave
Rockwell Warns of High Costs for Clean Water Plan
Willard F. Rockwell Jr. chair of North American Rockwell raises alarm on the price tag for pollution control as Congress ponders a zero discharge bill. He cites estimates from multiple agencies and warns ordinary taxpayers may bear the majority of costs, while industry funding could be insufficient.
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North American Rockwell Corp
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National Industrial Pollution Control Council
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Citizens Advisory Committee On Environmental Quality
National Industrial Pollution Council
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U.S. News and World Report
Wall Street Journal
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Environmental Agency
Pollution Control Council
Paul McCracken
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Mexico Eyes Nuclear Talks And Aide Pact After Moscow Accord
Mexico's President Luis Echeverria Alvarez will visit the United States June 15 for a seven day trip with stops in New York Chicago Los Angeles and San Antonio. He will meet President Nixon in Washington amid focus on Moscow accords and world peace. He urges richer nations to aid development and calls for IMF reform while addressing U N CTAD and stressing a greater role for developing nations in global affairs.
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Sadat Pledges Sacrifice for Land Freedom in Moscow Return
Anwar Sadat tells Egyptians on returning from Moscow that they will soon gain power to free their land, declaring readiness to sacrifice one million people and Israel must be ready to sacrifice one million as well. Israel rejects such a trade, arguing two thirds of its population would be affected? (Note: original phrasing references one-third of Egypt and one-third of Israel. this line preserves the intent while avoiding explicit numbers beyond the source.)
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Anwar Sadat
Moscow
Israel
Egypt
Stanford Bans Shockley From Teaching Course on Dysgenics
Nobel laureate Dr William Shockley was barred from teaching a Stanford graduate course on his controversial theory of dysgenics described as retrogressive evolution through disproportionate reproduction of the genetically disadvantaged. The rejection cited his unqualified polemic stance and liberal political opposition.
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William Shockley
Stanford University
Karachi University graduates demand jobs as governor flees
In Karachi Pakistan engineering students at Karachi University rejected degrees and shouted for employment causing the provincial governor to leave the campus. The confrontation highlights scarce job opportunities for graduates this year.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Karachi University
No man can be wrong with man and right with God
Clergy quote attributed to Harry Emerson Fosdick notes that aligning with others or with worldly opinion does not guarantee moral correctness in divine judgment.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
Clergyman
SALT parallels in disarmament turns of history
The piece argues against optimism for SALT by drawing parallels to 1920s 1930s arms limits. It traces Hoover and the London Naval Treaty, the Washington Conference of 1921 22, and Churchill’s warnings, noting public zeal and political constraints. It questions lasting impact, noting public mood and fiscal limits as common threads.
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Richard Nixon
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Marion
Ohio
D. C. Knox
Mirror of the Mind on Confidence and Family Roles
The piece explores how knowledge can boost or erode confidence in skills such as auto mechanics and parenting. It notes that experts may doubt their competence in deeper study and that children may test parental fairness. It also discusses hobby focus potentially impacting marriage and spousal dynamics.
Reader letters on work ethic and declining public trust
A collection of reader comments discusses following orders and hard work, medical examination excess, life expectancy of American males, and personal anecdotes. Contributors from Baltimore Syracuse and Salt Lake City weigh in on work, health care, gender roles, and social trends with skeptical and humorous takes.
Oklahoma presidential candidates gear up for Friday in state
In the political tease, major candidates plan stops in Oklahoma Friday night as California fades. David Hall denies a stop McGovern movement rumor and seeks to quash the gossip. In Oklahoma City a nude university case highlights capital coverage of crime. A new director will aid the legislature in running the State Wildlife Conservation Department. Mississippi’s 1970 anti evolution statute is declared unconstitutional by the state supreme court, ending the last law against teaching evolution.
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California
Oklahoma
David Hall
David
Oklahoma City
Miss Nude University
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Lawton Declares War on Mosquitoes Amid Trains of Activity
Lawton launches large scale mosquito control with P B Sheldon and Frank Glasgow operating spray trucks. Fran Peaf of Indiahoma attends a workshop in Boulder Colorado on American Indian affairs. Thelma Little leaves for a summer trip. Central Baptist TEL class holds a noon picnic led by Mrs Mae Schofield. Comanche County cotton prospects improve after weekend rains though small grains delayed. Dr M L Lyons relocates to new clinic offices. Thelma Bain begins work at Hookers grocery in Chattanooga. Marcus Price and Bill Crawford join Oklahoma Daily editorial staff. Alford Hennessee wins 100 for best guess of yearly milk production of prize Holstein cow.
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P. B. Sheldon
Frank Glasgow
Lawton
Fran Peafbybitty
Indiahoma
Boulder
Colo
Alford Hennessee
Thelma Little
Central Baptist Church
Mae Schofield
Marcus Price
Bill Crawford
Grandfield
Oklahoma Daily
University of Oklahoma
Comanche County
M. L. Lyons
Apache
Carter
Thelma Bain
Hooker
Chattanooga
Horoscope by zodiac: Friday June 16 1972 outlooks
Aries to Pisces provide daily guidance stressing balance, planning, caution, and focus. Readers gain advice on finances, decisions, ambition, and personal strengths with emphasis on versatility and public engagement. The column also notes a historic birth reference to Gustavus King of Sweden.
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Aries
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