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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
6
Lawton Constitution details shift schedules at the Lawton Oklahoma office, lists publisher Ned Shepler and executives, and states AP affiliation and correction policy for misstatements. Advertising rules require advance payment or written guarantees from local business leaders.
Analysis notes a shift toward the GOP in Virginia Mississippi South Carolina and Georgia with June 9 5 4 April local elections and a rising influence of former Democrats turning Republicans George Bush forecasts continued realignment post Watergate and Kirkpatrick Sale warns the strategy persists.
Six state attorneys general testified at a Senate antitrust hearing saying the national fuel shortage appears phony and the result of collusion among international oil firms. They cited June 1 United States reserves at 202.5 million barrels and urged breaking up integrated oil majors to restore competition.
Astronauts Charles Conrad and Joseph Kerwin, outside Skylab 270 miles up, freed a jammed 30 foot solar wing with crude tools. They braved limits to deploy the panel, restore eight batteries, and resume experiments the next day under ground control.
A reflective item notes how a man learns from experiences about moral paths and consequences in a distant Eden reference, with a cautious tone about human nature and guidance.
A retrospective note on the Greek monarchy's turbulent history through World War II. Churchill vows a government in exile, sparking clashes with Roosevelt and OSS while Greek royal fate remains unresolved until later upheaval. The piece ends with reflections on dynasties and history repeating itself.
Washington report notes Nixon remains physically strong despite emotional strain from Watergate. He spends weekends in Florida, Camp David, or San Clemente to recharge, and performs duties while opponents discuss impeachment, with Rep. Pete McCloskey defending the president’s presumption of innocence.
Russell F. Crouch is named chair man of the Centenary Methodist church official board succeeding Dr J Hanan. The text also covers Nixon impeachment debate with McCloskey and Abzug arguing against, noting constitutional limits and the unlikely Senate conviction. It mentions various local names and a storm damage note.
In Oklahoma Ed Edmondson says odds against his U S Senate bid have shifted from 10 to 1 to 3 to 1. He forecasts a high level of purity in 1974 and 1976 campaigns due to Watergate, implying money will be tight. The Sooner Cynic notes a venue change delay in the Leo Winters case amid a change of heart. Larry Derryberry has not stated ongoing 74 options, hinting some plans may be closed for repairs.
In a playful note a man claims clever shirttails let him pull a short sleeve shirt in winter and a long sleeve shirt in summer from a drawer. The remark sheds light on creative wardrobe improvisation.
The article discusses how couples rekindle love during ups and downs and cautions against pride or fear. It notes low nerve can distort self image and that shunning difficult actions harms personal growth. It also examines a child’s truancy linked to emotional issues and urges thoughtful school decisions.
The page outlines zodiac forecasts for Aries through Pisces with advised mindsets and behaviors. It notes you born today as Gemini Cancer mix, praising intellect and practicality while cautioning against self-doubt and strict discipline. Birthdates of Erich M. Remarque and H Rider Hoggard are mentioned.
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