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Published evenings Monsey through Friday at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. Ned Shepler publisher 1919 1967 with staff including Bill Bentley May Shepler Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S Bentley Ted Ralston and others. Editor and Publisher Vice President Treasurer Secretary Managing Editor Advertising Director Circulation Manager details on associations and AP exclusive rights and correction policy.
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Lawton, Oklahome
National primary proposed to replace state contests
Senate leaders Mike Mansfield and George Aiken propose a constitutional amendment to replace 24 state primaries with a nationwide August primary every presidential election year. They argue uniform, costly, often inconclusive state contests distort the process and that a national primary would clearly decide nominees and engage more voters.
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New Hampshire
Florida
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Mansfield
Richard Daley
George Meany
Mid-Decade Census Compromise Advances in Congress
A mini census proposal would sample 25 percent of households every five years to fund federal allocations, replacing a full mid-decade count. The plan costs about 170 million dollars per five years, avoids reapportionment, and could begin sample counts in 1975 if Congress approves.
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Nixon
House Post Office Committee
Charles H. Wilson
California
Wilson
Census Bureau
Congress
Laird Denies Planned RNC Campaign Appearances
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird does not plan specific partisan appearances this campaign year. His office said an earlier report that he would be a delegate to the Republican National Convention from Wisconsin is contradicted, noting his 16 years in Congress representing Wisconsin.
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Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Congress
Thoughts for Today Motto Paragraph
A compact devotional excerpt quotes II Thessalonians about honorable labor and not burdening others. It notes the value of hard toil to set an example for others to imitate. It also cites Oliver Goldsmith praising life as a better sermon than words.
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Oliver Goldsmith
Wallace Could Reshape Wisconsin Primary Prospects
A key Democratic aide notes George Wallace could disrupt Wisconsin's April 4 primary by leveraging populist themes and inflation concerns. Wallace may remain a national candidate despite limited Wisconsin backing, with party tensions rising over busing, Catholic votes, and overall strategy against Nixon.
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Washington
George Wallace
Larry O’brien
Alabama
Wisconsin
Jackson Emerges As Pragmatic Hope In Florida Primary
The New York Times survey places economy on par with school busing among top contenders in Florida. Senator Jackson, ahead of Muskie, builds on an economic policy likened to C. D. Howe, advocating job creation, regional research hubs, tax facts, and space research, while linking pollution control to jobs and a broad youth program.
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Washington
New York Times
Florida
Wallace
Humphrey
Jackson
Sunshine
Muskie
C. D. Howe
Canada
Howe
Columbus
Gaileo
Civilian Conservation Corps
North
Communists Far Apart As China and Soviet Union Clash
The piece contrasts China and the Soviet Union from a visiting writer's view. It covers Moscow and Peking security fears, Sino Soviet relations, diplomacy with the United States, and both nations' aims and internal dynamics. The analysis notes China’s internal struggles and Maoist emphasis versus Soviet centralized rule and material growth.
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Washington
Peking
Moscow
China
United States
Asia
Soviet Union
Mongolia
Kremlin
Europe
Czechoslovakia
John Foster Dulles
Lenin
Mao
Marx
Local social notes highlight births and honors
Yesteryears records show Don Smith of Apache seeking more baby items for newborn triplets while Mrs. Smith considers names. Circle K International earns a service medal announced by Charles Beavers, Cameron Chapter. Mrs. Jennie Ridling hosts a Elgin birthday party. Oklahoma University Mor tar Board awards scholarship caps to Jane Acker Jo Ann Evans and Jeneanne Johnstone. Mrs. James P. Wade chairs a Junior Service League spring show. Laman T. Cockrill reviews The Skinny Angel for Carolyn Hunt Club. Joie Johnson hosts a Rho Kappa Gamma Sorority meeting. Mrs. J T Morris returns from Olney Texas to see sister Mrs. Sarah Hardy. Anna McTaggart visits Walters with Anna M Veeto.
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Don Smith
Apache
Jane Acker
Jo Ann Evans
Jeneanne Johnstone
Mortar Board
University of Oklahoma
James P. Wade
Junior Service League
Laman T. Cockrill
Skinny Angel
Carolyn Hunt Club
Joie Johnson
Rho Kappa Gamma Sorority
J. T. Morris
Sarah Hardy
Olney
Tex
Anna McTaggart
Walters
Anna M. Veteto
WIRROR OF THE MIND on marriage fear of flying and teen views
The piece argues marriage can ease fear of flying by encouraging travel and cooperation. It notes teens blame older generations while urging professional help for those who overshare and struggle with self knowledge.
Horoscope for Friday March 24 1977 Aries to Pisces
Friday zodiac forecast lists signs from Aries to Pisces with outlooks on gains, opposition, expansion, study of successful methods, plan revisions, schedule steadiness, focus on trends, and mood awareness. Notable birthdate notes include William Morris and Thomas E. Dewey contexts.
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William Morris
Thomas E. Dewey
Amer
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May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
Alfred Wallace
W. D. Hargraves
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Minneapollis
Richard Nixon
Ed Muskie
Ernest Cuneo
Mark Clark
Royal Canadian Navy
U.S
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Sierra Club
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Fdr
Shakespeare
LA Times
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