Lawton Evening News Publisher and Staff Listing
Lawton Oklahoma weekly edition lists Ned Shepler as publisher and editors as Alfred Wallace and staff including Bill F Bentley May B Shepler Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S Bentley Ted Ralston Wm H Sullivan. It notes Dial numbers and AP affiliation with policies on corrections and advertisements.
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May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler
Bentley Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Nixon policy may trigger first anti busing tests in Richmond Denver
Anti busing push from President Nixon signals federal intervention in Richmond Denver and possibly Indianapolis cases. The Richmond ruling ordered desegregation by two white suburban districts, while Denver faces debate over remedy scope as appeals unfold. Indianapolis hints at one way busing tied to new policy.
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Nixon
Richard G. Kleindienst
Denver
Richmond
Indianapolis
Justice Department
State of Virginia
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Working Mothers Aid Tax Break Extends to Child Care
A new law effective January offers working mothers income tax deductions up to 4800 dollars annually to cover day care and domestic help expenses. Deductions vary by number of children and joint income, with full allowance under 18000 dollars and phased reductions beyond 27000.
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Congress
Students crash AU reception protest blood on Soviet envoy
Students at American University disrupted a reception and poured a quart of blood on Soviet embassy press counselor Alexandre Yevstafyev. The act is described as indecent and harmful to U S efforts to address Soviet Jewish policy, reflecting poorly on protesters and the nation.
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Washington
American University
Alexandre Yevstafyev
United States
Thoughtful quotes on guidance and nature from Jeremiah and Adams
The excerpt presents a biblical exhortation to set up waymarks and return to old cities, paired with a contrast between nature’s laws and human ideals. It adds a misattributed flourish about nature knowing only laws, and cites James Truslow Adams with unclear attribution.
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Israel
James Truslow Adams
Death for the dope pusher is the answer
A Washington column argues for death penalties for drug traffickers, citing New York narcotics deaths and welfare costs. It asserts capital punishment could deter the drug trade, noting billions in annual profits and widespread societal harm. It calls for a federal death law at all levels.
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New York City
Name Of Game Is Pretending Causes Paris Peace Debate
Brig Gen S L A Marshall argues Nixon Paris peace talks are a bluff. He cites Muskie Kennedy and Kissinger as failing to achieve real negotiations while Hanoi banks on American division and media pressure to derail any end to the war.
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Henry Kissinger
Paris
Henry
Labor Leaders Walk Out Over Pay Board Inflation Fight
William 8. White reports AFL-CIO chief George Meany and allies publically oppose the Pay Board plan to roll back a 20.6 percent wage rise for longshoremen to 14.9 percent, arguing the move harms workers and politicizes inflation as an election issue. The piece questions union rank and file support and the board's role in checki ng rising prices.
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Washington
Nixon
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Olympic parade order and race in review tradition
The Greeks lead the Olympic parade as tradition dictates with the host nation last. The New Testament contains 27 books and is about one third as long as the Old Testament. Oldest U S music conservatory is the New England Conservatory in Boston founded in 1867. Not all black bears are completely black. some have brown noses and white chest patches, others are rusty brown, and one kind has creamy white fur and claws. Dartmouth College in Hanover N H was founded 1769 by King George II but is linked to a questionable motive against the board. Reasoning on labor politics, Meany’s secession is seen as harmful to the economic health of laboring people, with Taft-Hartley cited as a historical result of labor’s all or nothing stance.
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Paris
U.S
Nixon
Sen
Edmund §. Muskie
Dme
George McGovern
D-S.c
New York
John Lindsay
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Meany and Company
Labor
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Capitol Hill
Washington
Congress
Mirror of the Mind by John Conwell
The piece explores how a husband should express exasperation to avoid blaming marriage itself and notes a child’s devilish behavior may hint at love loss. It also endorses accepting uncontrollable troubles while avoiding self induced blame from neglect or fault.
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John Conwell
Raely
Tyke
Nat
Yesteryears Recap from the Constitution Files
Ten years ago Jose Luis Alvarez became a U S citizen in naturalization ceremonies led by District Judge Luther B Eubanks M H Wilson announced a Span ish American War Veterans meeting Mrs Louise Scott was named Teacher of the Year in Lawton schools. Twenty years ago Rob Hillis won first in a state Most Valuable Student contest. Chamber officials display bleeding hands after an early crape myrtle plant sale. Ralph C Tutor became a second lieutenant in the Medical Administration Corps. Frank Kuchynka and George Lanman visited Lawton Cameron College offered night classes in shorthand and typing.
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Jose Luis Alvarez
United States
Luther B. Eubanks
M. H. Wilson
Ralph C
Medical Administration
Frank Kuchvnka
George Lanman
Geronimo
Lawton
A. L. Jackson
Cameron College
Horoscope for March 29 1972 Highlights John Tyler birthday note
Wednesday horoscope lists each sign with advice from Aries to Pisces. Born today profile highlights an enthusiastic, imaginative person with leadership, finance sense, and art world potential, noting John Tyler as a birthdate reference. Pearl.
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Aries
Aso
John Tyler
U.S.A
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