Lawton Constitution Gazetteed Local Editorial Staff
The Lawton Constitution lists its staff including Bill F. Bentley as Editor and Publisher with roles for president treasurer secretary managing editor advertising director and circulation manager at the Lawton Oklahoma office on A Avenue and in the evenings Monday through Friday.
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Meany Rebuffs Jackson as Labor Shifts Political Tactics
George Meany leader of AFL-CIO signals change in labor politics by distancing from Sen. Henry Jackson. Meany criticizes Jackson as a friend labor no longer needs and hints at supporting Rockefeller while Ford pursues his own path. Labor’s neutrality fades as Meany may influence presidential choices.
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Henry” Jackson
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Tragedy and Aid Efforts Highlight Cambodian Crisis
The Mekong blockade hinders relief as famine worsens in Phnom Penh with mothers carrying gravely ill children to clinics. An emergency airlift from Thailand shifts to rice to replenish scarce food amid thousands facing malnutrition.
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Phnom Penh
Thoughts For Today From The Living Bible
Psalm 139 18 reflects on divine omniscience and guidance, praising God for knowing every thought and moment. The excerpt emphasizes blessing, protection, and a sense of inseparable spiritual presence.
What Really Makes George Wallace Run
Washington observes George Wallace as a persistent presidential hopeful with a knack for stirring debates on crime education taxes and national policy. He seeks the presidency again citing political excitement and broad support while attracting both allies and critics with his blunt plain speech. He remains a force to be counted in 1976 with potential influence on the Democratic nomination.
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George Wallace
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Winston Churchill
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George McGovern
Buckley Questions Hoover Report and Public Morals
Buckley critiques the Hoover report and Time Magazine’s coverage of alleged moral lapses by public figures. He argues sensational detail may be exaggerated but acknowledges a paradox in judging peccadillos and FBI disclosures. He warns against using private indiscretions to judge fitness for office.
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Canterbury
FBI
Time Magazine
Democrats Misjudge Ford Over Oil Depletion Controversy
In Washington liberal House Democrats push a $21.3 billion tax cut with a rider ending the oil and gas depletion allowance. They argue Ford will sign to keep rebates, while critics warn of a Senate stalemate and higher fuel costs if the repeal weakens oil drilling incentives.
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House
Ford
Phillip Burton
California
Senate
Senate House
Burton
Bill Green
Green
Congress
Trent Lott
Mississippi
Democratic
Rules Committee
King
Ways and Means Committee
MeecRe of Your Mind by John Conwell
A 1975 King Features Syndicate column argues for balancing work and play to sustain creativity. It notes go-getters struggle to slow down yet must relax occasionally and avoid impulse buying amid inflation and high living costs. The piece references detached observation while browsing stores for tools.
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John Conwell
Yesteryears Recap From Constitution Files
Ten year ago a lawton chapter invite welcomed prospective members at Miss Lillie Mae Frazier home. Earl Woodall won 1964 Indian Soil Conservation award in Lawton district. Ida Dinse hosted Elgin Yakity Yak club luncheon. Twenty years ago OU career conference aid. Eisenhower urged no delay in Hawaii statehood admission. Hudson cars debuted at Earl McKinney Motor Co. Thirty years ago William R. Patterson received Navy medical discharge and planned return to high schools with 97.5 average. Charley Wade led a district Boy Scout officials meeting.
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National Secretaries Association
Lillie Mae Frazier
Earl Woodall
Faxon Farmer
Indian Soil Conservation Association
Ida Dinse
Elgin Yakity Yak Club
Alice Shoemaker
University of Oklahoma
State of the Union
Eisenhower
Congress
Statehood
Hawaii
Hudson
Earl McKinney Motor Co
William R. Patterson
Charley Wade
Boy Scout
Horoscopes for Wednesday March 5 1975wide outlooks
Aries to Pisces daily predictions offer guidance on finances work and relationships for readers born under each sign. The column highlights personal strengths cautionary notes and a brief note about Rex Morrison's birthdate.
Oklahoma Lawmakers Smoke Up Public Debate Over Angela Davis Speech
Legislature considers banning smoking in public but cannot curb members high profile quarrels over Angela Davis at OU. State spends more on governor’s plane fuel than on the governor’s salary. Boren proposes selling the plane to fund salaries.
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Boren
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