Lawton Constitution masthead and staff listing
The Lawton Constitution published weekdays with details on editors and staff. Organization affiliations and contact numbers are listed, including offices at 3rd and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma and the paper’s press associations and roles.
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Suez Reopening Amid Hope for Middle East Peace
The Suez Canal reopens after eight years as Ford and Sadat seek lasting peace. Rabin vows to cut arms in Israel while Syria moves troops from the Golan Heights, signaling cautious optimism. Kissinger may resume direct negotiations if talks with Rabin yield progress.
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Suez Canal
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Salzburg
Austria
Ford
Jerusalem
Rabin
Israel
Syria
Golan Heights
Iraq
United States
Henry Kissinger
Geneva
Sovie Union
U.S
Sadat
Suez
Equal Rights Amendment fuels campus sports equality push
Department of Health, Education and Welfare policy under Caspar Weinberger requires federal aid schools to provide equal access to athletic programs for boys and girls. The shift could end separate male and female events, raising questions about sportsmanship and campus romance.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar Weinberger
Heat from Earth Could Power the World Pollution Free
Geologists estimate about 1 million kilowatts of electric power are generated from Earth heat now. They believe this could rise tenfold, providing a pollution free energy equivalent to burning 1 billion tons of coal. The question remains why this power is not harnessed more widely.
Brezhnev Anonymity Spares Speculation on Health
Soviet leaders announce Leonid Brezhnev will be out of sight for at least three weeks for medical treatment. He was absent for seven weeks last winter, with authorities hoping to forestall talk of political grounding.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Do Nothing Democrats Face Pressure at Governors Conference
Wendell Anderson of Minnesota urged disciplined Democratic leadership at the National Governors Conference in New Orleans to push a stronger energy plan and override Ford's veto on an emergency jobs bill. Strauss resisted calls to pledge loyalty to Wallace while Democrats debate a unified candidate.
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Voice of Reason
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Minnesota
Democratic Governors’ Association
Anderson
New Orleans
House
Ford
Robert S. Strauss
Strauss
Senate
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Reuben Askew
Florida
Philip Noel
Rhode Island
Noel
Biot
Gerald Ford
Harry Truman
Capitol Hill
Presidency On Shaky Ground by Gerald Ford
Washington analysis argues Ford's early candidacy risks are tied to his appointive status rather than personal weakness. The piece explores moves toward district by district voting, potential parliamentary style presidency, and shifts in party dynamics shaping the 1976 race.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Ford
GOP
Richard Nixon
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
House of Representatives
Oklahoma politicians ponder runs as session ends
In Oklahoma, lawmakers have left the capitol after a brief session with many bills failing to become law. Governor Boren contemplates his new job and gives commencement speeches, while local pundits and figures like John Connally loom in speculation as figures with Rogers surname consider future campaigns.
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Boren
Rome's Woes Warn of American Political Decay
In a stark comparison by Ernest Cuneo, Rome’s fall from fiscal collapse and military capture is echoed in the United States. He warns Big 12 states’ demand for federal funds risks bankrupting the Treasury and weakening defense as Russia rises, urging prudent fiscal priorities over vote-buying.
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New York
Rome
United States
Middle East
Colosseum
U.S. Treasury
Russia
White House
Big City
Birthday party for Elgin figure marked by cake
Dr C M Martin called Grand Old Man of Elgin. birthday party with cake baked by Mrs T G Neel. several local figures attended. A Lawton lodge meeting and various community notes including prices from ten years ago and a fish catch at Lake Lawtonia are mentioned along with visits from Biloxi residents.
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Constitution
George Moss
Ruth Wagnon
Lawton Rebekah Lodge
C. M. Martin
Elgin
T. G. Neel
Horoscope for Wednesday June 18 1975 Outlook by Zodiac Sign
The page offers daily guidance for ARIES through PISCES with notes on changes, tact, adaptability, budgeting, and timing. It highlights social and personal traits and suggests strengths in leadership, imagination, and possible careers in literature or theater. Birthdate example mentions M Delodier and stars E Marshall and R Boone.
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Aisco
Fife
M. Delodier
E. G. Marshall
Richard Boone
Flim
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