Lawton Constitution Publication Details 1919 1967
The Lawton Constitution operated evenings Monday through Friday at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. Ned Shepler served as publisher with B Shepler and Shirley as part of the Oklahoma and Southern Newspaper publishers associations. It was a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations with a general telegraph and AP dispatch rights.
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A Avenue
Lawton, Okichome
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Okihhora Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Press
Associaies Press
Washington Report on opinions and propaganda in Spectrum discussants
The piece reviews Spectrum editorials and opinions from John K. Jessup Stewart Alsop and others. It analyzes how liberal and conservative commentators clash over public opinion manipulation by the Pentagon and the mixing of religion and politics in Martin Luther King Jr.'s race issue. It notes diverse stances on the Vietnamese War.
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Eiher
Cat
Panen
Hebert
Pentagon
Life
John K. Jessup
Stewart Alsop
Newsweek
Jeffrey St. John
Martin Luther King
M. Stanton Evans
Indianapolis News
Nicholas von Hoffman
Washington Post
Murray Kempton
New York Review of Books
von Hoffman
Mirror of the Mind Debates Pace and Deception
A tense dialogue unfolds as Henry and Cora confront a doctor who seeks return to the United States after deportation. Hidden infidelities surface while a wife questions a stranger’s past, revealing strain in marriage and loyalties.
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Henry
Excelsior
United States
Cora
Nixon pushes for both offensive and defensive arms limits
Vienna hosts the fourth SALT round as President Nixon demands a package deal. He argues for a mixed offensive defensive posture and hints at concessions such as a ban on antiballistic systems to restrain arms costs and accelerate negotiations. The Kremlin is pressed by U S backing to broaden talks.
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Vienna
Nixon
Moscow
Kremlin
NATO
Europe
Oklahoma voices on reform and politics underline risk
In Oklahoma the legislative scramble over reform raises tensions as lawmakers debate compromise ideas. A Tulsa bank was robbed again in 15 days, spotlighting ongoing security concerns while critics argue merit system foes would be comforted by Republican leadership.
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Tulsa
Horoscope outlook by birth sign for Thursday March 25 1971
Mapped signs offer odd assignments but rewards await those who double check with authority. Taurus and Gemini advise stabilizing harmony and timing. Cancer warns meticulous care. Leo blends intuition and knowledge for forward progress. Virgo urges deliberate steps to see details. Libra cautions manageable days with effort. Scorpio questions uniqueness and study others. Sagittarius weighs cooperation versus withdrawal. Capricorn seeks understanding to reduce confusion. Aquarius predicts a productive day with effort. Pisces encourages prompt action and avoiding hasty replies.
Air Bag Reminder Emphasizes Driver and Passenger Action
The airbags are designed to save lives but require correct use by both driver and passenger. Proper seating and restraint are essential to maximize protection in crashes.
Mythology of Crime and Fear in American Homicide Rates
A criminology expert argues that U.S. homicide decline over 40 years challenges crime hysteria. He notes most murders involve friends or relatives, most killers and victims share race, and most cases are same-sex status pairs. A public figure plans a $1.5 million estate trust for a film museum legacy.
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United States
Richard Ball
Soci
Thoughtful quote on peace and civilization by Francis B Sayre
A concise reflection arguing that without wit and grit to base civilization on higher aims than material power, plans for lasting peace are futile. The remark underscores the need for moral and intellectual strength in statecraft.
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Francis B. Sayre
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