Lawton Constitution Contact and Policy Details
The Lawton Constitution is published evenings Mon through Fri at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. The staff lists editors managers and officers including Bentley Shepler Benth Ralston Sullivan Wallace Hargrave and others. It notes AP exclusive rights and advertising payment terms and pledge to correct errors promptly.
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Lawton, Oklahoms
Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler
Donald S. Benth
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
Alfred Wallace
W. D. Hargrave
Washington University rape suit raises campus safety question
A female student sues George Washington University for 35 million dollars over a rape in a university auditorium alleging campus security failed to report the attack. The suit argues the school bears responsibility to protect students on campus and questions campus safety obligations amid evolving dormitory norms.
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Washington
Heil City
George Washington University
Coed
G. W
Afghanistan
Buckley Rift in Alpine Window Over Books and Diplomacy
William F Buckley Jr recounts a humorous Gstaad book window battle with Galbraith Niven and others as his own titles vanish and reappear amid the alpine trinkets. He mocks bookstores New York strikes and pressures Kissinger for a discreet protest visit. Rhode Island population statistic and a note on baseball score compilations close the piece.
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New York
Galbraith
China
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Madame Cadoenan
Senator McCarthy
Gstaad
Reuben
Harold Robbins
David Niven
Professor Galbraith
South Vietnam
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King George
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Dr. Kissinger
Populist Omen Seen In New Hampshire Primaries
John Chamberlain weighs New Hampshire returns showing Muskie weak as front runner and McGovern rising. Nixon trails with McCloskey reaching 20 percent. Ashbrook gains 10 percent. Cross party view suggests a soft body politic and possible liberal movement influencing future races.
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Muskie
McGovern
Nixon
McCloskey
Ashbrook
Sie
Rockefeller
Romney
Pete McCloskey
John Ashbrook
Asia
Wilbur Mills
Spy Satellite 3 Aims to Watch Soviet Chinese Tests
The third in a series of American spy satellites launched by a Titan rocket will orbit at 22 300 miles to monitor Soviet and Chinese rocket tests. It could observe a third of the globe and may track submarine launched missiles as part of ongoing defense vigilance.
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Soviet Union
China
Melvin Laird
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Self-Curbs What a candidate for President won't do for votes
Sen. Vance Hartke proposes a bill to curb foreign imports and penalize U.S. firms investing abroad, aiming to protect American jobs. He argues such quotas would cut imports but risk retaliatory bans on exports, citing Hawley Smoot and the Great Depression, urging self-curbs and a Buy American mindset to preserve employment.
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Vance Hartke
Indiana
Afl-Cio
U.S
Mindszenty as regent asserts vacancy in Hungary
Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty, age 79 and in exile, says the Hungarian throne is vacant and that under the constitution he acts as regent. He urges the United States to keep the symbol of Hungarian nationhood safe while he assumes responsibility for the long 1000 year history. UCLA Medicine reports progress on surgical shunts to aid speech after larynx cancer surgery enabling better tracheoesophageal voice.
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Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
United States
Ucla School of Medicine
Thoughts on Pure Religion and Everyday Courage
A compact reflection notes James 1 27 on visiting orphans and widows in distress and keeping oneself unstained, while J Edgar Hoover extols religion as a source of strength to face daily life, mold character, and guide fair honest decisions.
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God
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Voters Paralyze Understanding On Freeway 77 Election
In Oklahoma many towns faced voter confusion as residents preferred simple highways over deciphering political matters. Critics distrusted Governor Hall and the metropolitan press while wondering why Hall and big-city papers rarely align against rural voters.
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Governor Hall
Metropolitan Press
Hall
Mirror Mind and Child TV Habits Through Behaviorist View
A discussion on whether children should watch mainly kids programs to avoid emotional issues from adult content. The piece notes that parents and behaviorists differ on the benefits of shielding youths and suggests therapy as a means to examine personal motives beyond romantic and social expectations.
Recognized dog breeds shown in United States
A quiz shows there are 116 different purebred dog breeds recognized and shown in the United States. A question about the seating capacity of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts notes it will seat about 7 000 persons.
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United
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Cameron Aggie Rodeo Queen Contest Sets Local Candidates
Yesteryears list shows Cam eron area candidates Yesteryears Janice Glover Suzy Rush Ladie Jan Shelton and Helene Wilson compete for the Cameron Aggie Rodeo queen title. Hank Sabine receives an Opal award as Lawton High School's best actor.
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Janice Glover
Suzy Rush
Ladie Jan Shelton
Helene Wilson
Cameron Aggie
Hank Sabine
Lawton High School
W. C. Bandy
Indiahoma Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Horoscope for Wednesday March 15 1972
Aries to Pisces outlines provide daily guidance on temper, finances, and work. Notes urge accuracy, dignity, steady effort, and clear communication while highlighting personal versatility and artistic ideals for those born today.
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