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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
6
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Gulf sheikhdoms buy U S weapons as oil producers seek protection. Kuwait eyes 32 F 8 Crusader fighters 1 800 TOW missiles 150 Hawk missiles and 160 M 66 tanks while Saudi Arabia gets Hawk missiles and Lightning fighters from Britain. Iran Kuwait Saudi Arabia Abu Dhabi Oman Qatar Iraq all profit from oil amid regional arms trade.
A seven year global study involving 300 specialists, 258000 students, and 50000 teachers across 20 countries found that national social and economic factors shape educational achievement more than schools. It concluded schools help but home environment remains primary and calls for leveraging home factors to improve outcomes.
Rep. Les Aspin seeks to close a loophole allowing sailors and Marines to reenlist three months early every four years to qualify for retirement a year before 20 years. The rule helps maintain Navy manpower despite being wasteful.
Three days after the end of military rule in Argentina, the new Peronist administration led by Hector J. Campora established diplomatic relations with Cuba. Argentina becomes the tenth Latin American country to recognize Fidel Castro's government, moving from a stance of U S isolation of Cuba.
Maj. Gen. Jeanne Helm the first female two star general in U S history was kissed twice after receiving her stars. The gesture came from Gen. Horace Wade Air Force Vice Chief of Staff and Assistant Air Force Secretary Richard J. Borda. Helm, 51, directs the Air Force Personnel Council.
A short devotional collection cites I Cor 9 24 on running for the prize and Calvin Coolidge on honor being earned by what one gives. The piece presents moral reflections rather than news.
A columnist argues against blanket wiretapping and phones taps in Watergate era debates. He defends due process, cites Henry Kissinger and Jack Anderson disputes, and warns of invasion of privacy by both government and corporate actors while urging damages claims for wronged customers.
William S White denounces Ervin committee hearings on Watergate as a public obscenity. He condemns crowd hostility toward the President and TV coverage while defending the inquiry's necessity and urging the chairman to curb spectator misrule. He declares the President innocent for now and plans a brief retreat from Washington.
The piece argues that saying I love you underpins a happy marriage though nerves and bluffing only offer brief security. It notes children focus on immediate family realities rather than distant world events, as they assess their place at home and candy till they do.
The question hints at the first deployment of mounted police in the United States, a historical inquiry discussed alongside an aside about oyster pearl quality. The exchange strings together two unrelated facts without a clear narrative or names.
The piece argues against pressing treason charges in the Hanoi war context. It questions Col. Theodore W. Guy’s role as accuser and suggests the eight enlisted men accused may be scapegoats. It notes limited likelihood of conviction and warns against punitive trials for soldiers.
Ten years ago Allen Thompson named chaplain of Lawton Lodge 71 I O O F. At George Thomas Scout reservation west of Apache two hundred boys kept busy with swimming rope climbing nature study and cooking under Ken Bland Anadarko directing activities. Alma Koerner taught sewing to 4-H leaders.
The reader is told to check the fortune section for each sign. Aries urged to avoid overcommitment while Taurus should heed limits, Gemini sees dreams challenged but luck may turn, Cancer beware unclear motives, Leo advised to finish current work before new, Virgo optimistic with support from friends, Libra urged initiative, Scorpio cautioned about family conflict, Sagittarius promised progress in business and finances, Capricorn warned against impulsive money decisions, Aquarius notes activity and opportunity, and those born today are described as dexterous with a creative, businesslike outlook.
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