Lawton Constitution Masthead May 2 1972
The document lists the Lawton Constitution staff and contact details for May 2 1972. It notes Ned Shepler as publisher and identifies editors, officers, and departments. It includes association memberships and AP rights, with policies on advertising and corrections.
Vietnamization Fails to Stop North Vietnamese Invasion
Buckley argues Nixon's Vietnam policy shows Vietnamization a failure as South Vietnam bears the brunt with heavy losses and air power remains crucial. He questions future American involvement and warns against surrender to Communist aggression amid new offensives.
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United States
Nixon
Pari Passu
North Vietnam
United States Army
South Vietnam
Dmz
North
Vietna
Hanoi
Haiphong
Greytown Case Sets President as Protector of Americans Abroad
Analysis recalls 1854 Greytown bombardment when the President’s orders justified actions to protect U.S. citizens. Cites Hoover evacuations and Suez action to argue that constitutional power resides in the President as Commander in Chief, with Congress unable to restrict those powers.
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Washington
Greytown
Nicaragua
U.S
Durand
Hollins
Ed States
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Herbert H. Hoover
Nashville
Manila
Shanghai
Suez
Eisenhower
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Alexandria
Nixon
Senate
House
Jackson Attacks McGovern as Radical in Democratic Fight
Sen Henry Jackson levels a sharp broadside at Sen George McGovern charging extremism and ties to leftists including Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin. He labels McGovern's doctrine dangerous and argues the party could lose in November.
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Sen
Henry Jackson
McGovern
Democratic Party
Jackson
Abbie Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
Congress
House
Senate
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Kennedy
Washington
Sens. Humphrey
Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Miami Beach
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Russia
Sen. McGovern
United States
Retail Sales Boom Signals First Quarter Growth
Department of Commerce reports a first quarter retail total above 106 billion dollars with January at 34.89 billion, February 35.13 billion, and March near 36 billion. Economists see rising confidence, inventories, and orders, hinting at a forthcoming strong year and employment gains.
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Department of Commerce
Nixon Urges Youth Voters To Cast Ballots In 1970s
The White House responses to the 1969 Youth Conference urge millions of young voters of all persuasions to vote. The report notes 60 percent of blueprint changes are done or in process and highlights long-term aims such as 18 year olds gaining voting and marriage rights without parental consent.
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Nixon
White House
Estes Park
Colorado
Stephen Hess
Hess
Supreme Court Allows Airline Passenger Tax for Airports
The court in a 7 to 1 decision upheld a local tax of $1.50 on airline passengers to fund airport facilities. Passengers pay the levy on boarding, and the ruling suggests airports may be supported by use taxes.
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Supreme Court
Foster Care Health Costs Well Above Averages
The Medical and Health Research Association finds foster children incur high health service costs from 119 to 733 dollars annually, averaging 592 dollars. Public grants largely fund these services as many families cannot afford the expenses.
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The
Medical and Health Research Association
Thoughts For Today on Life and Death Courage
A succinct reflection cites I Corinthians 15 54 55 declaring death defeated and immortality won. It quotes Frohman praising death as life’s final adventure and asks why fear death. The brief blends scripture and a theater producer’s sentiment.
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Charles Frohman
Mirror of the Mind on Good Judgment and Villains
A discussion questions whether good judgment is innate or learnable and explores how decision making is trained to ignore clutter. It contrasts married love with dependency and notes villains gain glamor while heroes are tricked on TV narratives.
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McGovern
South Dakotan
Jackson
Edward Kennedy
California
New York
Sen
John Lindsay
Eugene McCarthy
Oklahoma Democrats realign around McGovern loyalists
In Oklahoma the most frustrated Democrat backed Fred Harris then Lindsay and Muskie before McGovern. McGovern supporters are rallying while Harris supporters shift, surprised by Harris backing McGovern and not Wallace.
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Oklahoma
Fred Harris
John Lindsay
Ed Muskie
Horoscope forecast for Wednesday May 3 1972 by zodiac signs
The page presents每日 astrology for Aries through Pisces with guidance on cooperation, prudence, planning, and emotional balance. It advises sharing duties, watching misdirections, reviewing past actions, preempting delays, careful preparation, and fostering calm leadership across all signs.
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Wm. H. Sullivan
Alfred Wallace
W. D. Hargraves
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Press
William F. Buckley, Jr
Richard Nixon
National Security Council
CIA
Soviet Union
Red China
Ernest Cuneo
Robert S. Allen
Angela Davis
Marin County
Cal
Shirley Chisholm
D.N.Y
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Wayne Morse
D.-Ore
Morse
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
Dennis
George McGovern
Fred
George Wallace
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