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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1972
Page
10
The Lawton Constitution lists publication details editors and officers, with address Third and A Avenue Lewton Oklahoma. It states AP news use rights and advertising payment rules, plus a prompt to report errors to management for correction.
Florida voters backed anti busing strong support for Wallace and Jackson while Muskie faltered. The 11 candidate field yielded a Wallace win near half the vote with Humphrey and Jackson close behind. Nixon led Republicans with about 8 percent as Florida voiced for quality education and school integration policy.
U S Ambassador Arthur K. Watson and Chinese Ambassador Huang Chen held a 50 minute cordial meeting at the Chinese embassy in Paris. The exchange signals a step toward de facto normalization, opening ongoing discussions in science technology culture sports journalism and trade.
Harold B. Scott of the Commerce Department says the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries offer good trade potential for the United States. He notes they could supplement the Common Market, but warns to avoid trades that could fuel weaponry.
Rep. Phillip M. Crane proposes amending the dollar devaluation bill to restore Americans' right to own gold money or bullion. He notes that since dollars are not exchangeable for gold any longer there is no reason to prohibit metal ownership in any form.
A compact reader note features a Bible verse from James 1 2 3 4 about testing faith and steadfastness followed by the quote I will find a way or I will make one attributed to Sir Philip Sidney, an English dramatist.
Washington analyses the Florida results showing Wallace beating Humphrey 5 to 2 and building national momentum. Muskie weakens as northern liberals confront Southern strength, signaling a wide open Democratic convention and possible independent action by liberal factions.
The Florida primary reveals a split party with Wallace winning 41 percent as moderates Humphrey and Jackson split the rest. Florida voters rebuked leftist elitism and demand a moderate, responsible nominee to oppose Nixon in November. Muskie’s contrast with Wallace is noted as ill advised.
White House senses political gain from anti busing legislation and pressures Congress to act. Nixon aides anticipate pressure mounting on Muskie and Humphrey as Florida and Tennessee referenda propel campaign tactics. Florida and Tennessee lawmakers gear up while Chiles touts a counterproposal linked to federal aid for inner city schools.
A trivia pairing notes the basic life unit as the cell and identifies Radio City Music Hall in New York City as home to the world's longest permanent chorus line. The Rockettes perform precision routines on a 14 foot stage.
The text discusses charm in men and its effect on relationships, noting ticklish sensitivity on the palms and soles. It cites Dr Sandor Feldman on gestures and suggests parents should provide a stable emotional home after medical checks to help a nervous child gain confidence.
Lena B Jarvis wins a red geranium at Cache Rose Garden Club. Linda Reid is grand champion and Judy Livingston reserve at Comanche county 4 H dress revue. Jessie Green hosts Benevolence Club. James Matthews leads Lawton High School band to top laurels at Waurika Band Festival. Wallace Westenheiser joins Pershing Rifles at University of Oklahoma. Foster Swindell family visits from Saudi Arabia. Josephine Joyner and Elizabeth Quinette visit Dallas. Entre Nous Club program presented by E K Caldwell at home.
Aries to Pisces outlooks outline steady perseverance and caution about delays while highlighting courage, discretion, and ambition. The piece notes influences for each sign and praises showmanship and idealism in the born today profile.
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