Lawton newspaper printers advertise standards and associations
Lawton Constitution details contact and staff notes including Ned Shepler publisher Bill F Bentley and Ted Ralston. It lists affiliations with Oklahoma Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and Associated Press. It warns against advertising from transient merchants via local firms or individuals.
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The
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Bombing at Capitol Tests U S Resolve and Uproar
In a Capitol bombing below the Great Rotunda, leaders pledge to pursue the attacker and never yield to intimidation. President Nixon calls it a symbolic strike against the Republic as Congress remains the heart of American democracy and vows full punishment for the perpetrator.
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Senate
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Depen
Congress
United States
Nixon
Republic
Nixon’s foreign policy pins wind down as peace goal
The piece compares Nixon’s wartime wind down vision to Clemenceau and notes his stance of peace through strength. It argues Harriman failed to push a result at Paris talks and praises Nixon for resisting withdrawal that could invite Soviet aggression. It frames Nixon as bracing America for a long-term global struggle.
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Nixon
Clemenceau the
Tiger
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Paris
Kennedy
Johnson
America
Washington Report College May Be Revised Part II
Editorial outlines proposed reforms in higher education. Consortium sharing of facilities, work study, college equivalency tests, and expanded vocational education are discussed as ways to control costs and broaden access. Ford Foundation and university leaders advocate shifting focus from forcing students to fit institutions to adapting institutions to student needs.
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Fred W. Harrington
University of Wisconsin
Senate
New York State
Harold Howe II
Ford Foundation
Mirror of the Mind on rivals and prize in love contests
The text weighs how a girl could win a man's affection depending on whether rivals are female or male. It notes that when parents doubt and teens learn, intensive schooling to control minds is not beneficial.
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United States
Congress
Dennis the Menace Defends Free Speech Clash Roots
The passage frames a debate over political persecution and unpopular views. It contrasts alleged mistreatment of a black Communist with the Howard 12’s rhetoric, noting Miss Davis faces trial while defending dissent.
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Howard 12
Miss Davis
Camel Milk Use and Historic Labor Strike Question
The Arabs drink camel milk and make cheese from it, noting its richness. In 1786 printers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, conducted the nation’s first recorded labor strike. The constellation Orion is regarded as the finest in the heavens.
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Philadelphia
William S White Electoral Vote Bloc In Texas
A 1972 presidential race analysis notes Texas as a decisive fourth largest electoral bloc. It argues Nixon must win Texas and that the Democratic party here is in disarray amid accusations against Governor Preston Smith. Johnson is broadly linked to the turmoil in the state coverage.
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Houston
Nixon
Texas
Louisiana
Preston Smith
Philadelphia
Johnson
Oklahoma politics and 1972 governor race chatter analyzed
A cluster of Oklahoma political figures and scenarios mix talk about oil taxes moderation and possible 1972 gubernatorial ambitions. References include David Boren Ralph Yarborough Lloyd Bentsen Spiro Agnew John Connally and Henry Jackson with Southern party strategy noted.
Lawton Wolverines Win Regional Basketball Crown
Lawton Wolverines defeat Duncan Demons to claim the regional basketball title. The win comes amid academic and community news from Oklahoma state universities and local schools including honors, exams, and civic roles.
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Donald Bryant
Lawton High School
Doris Faye
Lawton Wolverines
Duncan Demons
Your Horoscope for Friday March 12 197
You born today are an extremely competent person capable in emergencies and always reliable. Your versatility is nearly boundless though you should guard against being seen as fussy by others. Complex situations and contrary folks may arise, but open minded coping can uncover interesting opportunities.
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Aries
Aquarius
Natural foods boom tests farmers and suppliers
Demand surges in the natural foods sector as farmers and wholesalers struggle to satisfy orders. High prices reflect scarcity while pollution concerns and health literature drive a push for vitamin rich, organically fertilized nourishment. The rise signals a potential revival for natural food growing.
Thoughts for Today From Faith and Philosophy
A compact meditation pairing Colossians guidance on wise conduct and gracious speech with Kant’s call for universal applicability of behavior. It blends religious and philosophical reflection on ethics and interaction.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
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Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
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Gotan
Washington Report College
Joan
Gimlin Editorial Research
Perl Aite
University of Southern California
USC
Yale
Andrew Tully
Dennis the Menace
Orion
William S. White
Oklahoma
David Boren
Seminole
Fred Harris
David Hall
LaDonna
National Safety Council
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Lloyd Bentsen
Bentsen
Bush
United Nations
John Connally
Spiro Agnew
South
North
Connally
Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Yesteryears
Constitution
Lester Dupler
Cadhe
Oklahoma State University
David Webb
den Christian College
Oklahoma City
Rosemary Thomas
Enid
Garfield County
Winifred Lawrance
Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club
Burl Howell
Chattanooga
Frederick
Taurus
Gemini
Geneva
Virgo
Scorpio
Immanuel Kant
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