Lawton Constitution Historic Editorial Notice
The Lawton Constitution publishes evening editions Monday through Friday at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. The paper states AP news dispatches are exclusive to AP and offers corrections on misstatements brought to management.
Burger ruling narrows Miranda impact on self incriminations
The Supreme Court majority rules that a prior Miranda warning is not required to admit a suspect’s statement to impeach his own testimony in court. Justice Burger leads the decision with Justices Harlan Stewart White and Blackmun in the majority, Brennan Douglas Marshall dissenting.
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Warren Court
Warren E. Burger
Viven Harris
New Rochelle
N.Y
Harris
Imes Ee
John Marshall Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Harry A. Blackmun
William J. Brennan Jr
William O. Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
Hugo L. Black
Governors challenge revenue sharing amid fiscal strain
A group of governors urged Congress to back revenue sharing but were asked why the public cannot receive all desired services. Rep. John W Wisconsin pressed remarks by Rep. Wilbur D supporting Gov Rockefeller, who warned cities face bankruptcy. Mills cautioned against blame but urged action to end past overindulgence.
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Congress
John W
Wisconsin
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Mills
Economists urge larger deficit to spur full employment
A group of seven advisers including Walter W. Heller Gardner Ackley Arthur M Okun and Otto Eckstein testified before Congress urging a stimulative budget to lift the economy and reduce unemployment amid the Nixon administration impasse and a risk of a steel strike. Eckstein warned against excessive money and credit expansion by the Fed and argued for fiscal relief to support millions out of work.
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Nixon
Aanteen
Walter W. Heller
Gardner Ackley
Arthur M. Okun
Otto Eckstein
Harvard
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Eckstein
Federal Reserve
Democratic Congress
Thoughts For Today By Kathleen Norris Quote
Thought for the day quotes a line about divinity shaping our ends and listening for Its voice attributed to author Kathleen Norris, suggesting a reflective moral prompt. The line underscores spiritual guidance and personal discernment.
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Kathleen Norris
Berlin Stand Encourages Free Germans Against Communism
Washington reporters argue that free Germans hold the line at Berlin Wall, rebuilding after Nazi tyranny to defend Western liberty. The piece praises German resilience, notes Churchill and Luther as symbols, and urges President Nixon to support a spiritual bridge for the West.
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Washington
Marathon
B.C
Charles Martel
England
Sael
Hitler
Great Britain
Germany
Martin Luther
Nixon
Luther
Berlin
Jim Bishop Describes Waning Jet Safety Risks
The article argues private planes and Sunday pilots threaten air safety while noting jets are safer than cars when traffic is counted. It recalls a North Carolina crash, a Chicago takeoff near a DC-8, and turbulence involving a private craft, urging FAA to separate flight paths and altitudes.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Ee Tie See
Alti- St Cate Oon
North Carolina
O'Hare
Chicago
Aeronca
New Jersey
FAA
Mirror of the Mind and Advice on Divorce and Small Talk
A discussion on why some people avoid small talk and the social costs of drinking to get a glow. It also advises women considering divorce to prepare emotionally beyond legal or economic factors and accept the end of their marriage.
Absurd Reverence for the Berrigan Brothers in Holy Cross Quarterly
Jeffrey Hart critiques the Holy Cross Quarterly for dedicating its issue to Daniel and Philip Berrigan. He notes pro Berrigan bias among contributors, discusses the brothers as radical dissidents opposed to U.S. society, and questions claims of virtue and prophecy while warning against conflating religion with revolutionary action.
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United States
The
Holy Cross Quarterly
Berrigan Brothers
Daniel
Philip
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Berrigan
Berrigans
Robert Coles
New York Review of Books
Daniel Berrigan
America
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Hitler
Germany
Oklahoma Senate Reapportionment Sparks Tight-Toward Change
Oklahoma lawmakers debate six year terms as Senator Harris pushes reform while Senate members navigate reallocation and loyalties. whispers tie David Hall to a turnpike payoff amid resistance to toll-like legislative asks.
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State Senate
David Hall
Horoscope for March 14 1971 Aries through Pisces
Star signs for Saturday March 13 1971 outlined with guidance by sun signs. Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces highlighted with advice on restraint, patience, focus and creative pursuits.
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Aries
Taurus
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