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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
12
A 1970s feature by Joyce Gabriel surveys how humor helps people endure turmoil. It notes riots, inflation, recession, and war shaping suburban life while focusing on jokes about politics and oppression. Humor strengthens spirit against hardship and preserves the desire to be free.
A patchwork of notes covers a European trip by Robert and Ann Vowell and their son in the military, a Cameron College appearance by an unnamed Faces trio, budget cuts at McMahon Auditorium, local artists studying in Santa Fe, and upcoming theatre and arts events across Lawton.
Yolanda Martin, 15, daughter of the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., makes her stage debut in Atlanta in an interracial production of The Owl and the Pussycat. The two character play centers on a girl and a boy from different backgrounds who fall in love.
New York AP reports pianist Lili Kraus, who spent three years in a Japanese prison camp during WWII, will undertake a three week concert tour of Japan and Korea. She will give 12 recitals with stops in Tokyo twice, and one each in Okayama, Kobe, Miyazaki, Fukuoka, Hiroshima.
James Ramsey Ullman of Boston, a Pulitzer Prize winning play producer and Everest expedition chronicler, died Sunday at University Hospital. He produced 11 Broadway shows and was awarded the Africa Star for World War II service with the 8th Army in North Africa. Ullman, a University graduate, was 63.
In March the counts reached 4 212 foreign diplomats and 2 475 wives, with the text cutting off before a final figure. The fragment references international representation and accompanying spouses, suggesting a broader demographic tally in the report.
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