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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1975
Page
6
Lawton Constitution details editors and staff including Bill F Bentley editor and publisher Shirley S Bentley Donald S Bentley Stephen F Bentley Ted Ralston W H Sullivan and others. Lists offices at 3rd and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma and department contacts including advertising circulation and mechanical departments.
A Northeast column analyzes how the Supreme Court ruling on offshore oil lands challenges state and federal ownership lines. It weighs 17th century charters against modern maps, considers Maine Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Connecticut claims, and notes potential Congress action and a separate political dispute involving Reed Irvine and Rep. Wright Patman.
Ernest Cuneo argues that a nation’s secret codes are vital to its function and survival. He cites U S code breaking at Midway and Atlantic battles, noting how adversaries exploited broken codes and how early decoding saved allies despite initial missteps.
The piece blends thoughts on scholarship and IQ with handwriting and fear of elevators, noting how anger shapes writing and claustrophobia drives for alternatives. It recounts wartime code breaking Magic and critiques Washington’s press role and Senate CIA inquiries, praising Sen. Frank Church while remarking on ignorance.
William F Buckley Jr reviews excerpts from an intimate JFK book as published in Playboy noting Kennedy’s views on Nixon and the press. The piece cites Kennedy remarks on Chicago mayor Daley and steel executives and contrasts Kennedy’s and Nixon’s media strategies.
Ten years ago snow and ice disrupted Lawton roads and schools while Lawton High students Billy Rogers and Liz Walters entered FBLA contests in Oklahoma City. Twenty years ago a rural acquaintance program opened with a Melo drama The Saga of Little Nell at Roseland school as Garden club met. Thirty years ago bridal showers honored Mrs Peters and J L Dalton opened a local business college.
The piece argues Southeast Asia may fall to communism without U S help and warns of a domino effect harming allied nations. It cites Eisenhower's early domino theory, Ford's Notre Dame speech, and fears of closed ports, restricted travel, and weakened defense extending to Hawaii and the Pacific.
The piece argues Chicago backs Mayor Richard J. Daley as he heads toward a sixth term after a Feb. 25 victory with 58 percent of the Democratic vote. It notes John J. Hoellen as sole Republican challenger, his ouster by Daley’s faction, and critiques patronage and fear in city elections.
French scientists report discovering caffeine free coffee beans growing on four Indian Ocean islands. The find challenges the long held belief that all coffee contains caffeine and suggests nature produced decaffeinated beans without human processing.
Paul writes as Jesus Christ’s slave chosen to spread God’s Good News promised by prophets. The message centers on Jesus, born of David’s line, proven Son of God by resurrection, and reveals God’s kindness poured out on sinners through Christ.
In Oklahoma an electronic secretary of state stands alone in the country. A longtime saying about family faith and storm shelters echoes a home rule as residents brace for severe weather and reflect on community resilience.
Typical newspaper horoscope for all signs. Highlights cooperation for Aries and steady plans for Taurus and Gemini. Emphasis on avoiding haste for Sagittarius and Capricorn caution for offbeat paths. Pisces notes strong idealism and leadership talents with prominent literary and artistic affiliations mentioned.
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