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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1975

Page

8

Lawton Constitution Masthead and Editorial Staff

The Lawton Constitution lists offices in Lawton Oklahoma with editors and managers including Bul Bentley Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S Bentley Stephen F Bentley Ted Ralston Wm H Sullivan W D Hargraves Alfred Wallace and notes its association memberships with Oklohoma Press Southern Newspaper Publishers and American Newspaper Publishers.

The Oklohome Press Association, Southern Newspaper Publishers Association American Newspaper Publishers Association

An Anguished Man on Ford and Southeast Asia

The piece portrays President Ford tormented by the Vietnam crisis, feeling betrayed as a nation and confronting peril to Americans at home. It argues Ford's actions in rescuing South Vietnamese lives were morally correct and necessary.

South Vietnam Ford America Gerald Ford Southeast Asia

Symington to retire from Senate after this term

U S Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri, 73, announces this term will be his last. Once a leading Democrat and Truman ally, he faces a open 1976 race with Gov. Warren Hearnes and possibly his son Representative James Symington as potential contenders. Blood may influence the battle for the seat.

U.S Stuart Symington Missouri Symington Democrats Washington Harry S. Truman Senate Armed Services Committee Foreign Relations Committee Aeronautical and Space Committee Joint Committee On Atomic Energy Warren E. Hearnes Rep James W. Symington

Youth Population Expected to Decline After 1980

Census Bureau projects the U S youth demographic aged 14 to 24 peaking near 45.2 million in 1980 before dropping to about 44.2 million by 1985 impacting education and employment trends nationwide. Advertising travel sports and arts have already aligned with this dominant age group.

Census Bureau

Job hunters urged to secure Social Security numbers early

With summer vacation near many youths enter the labor market for permanent or temporary work. Since over 90 percent of jobs are covered by Social Security, applicants should obtain a Social Security number now because processing can take several weeks. Contact your nearest Social Security office.

Benn’s Rise and Leftward Drift Challenge UK Politics

The piece traces Tony Benn’s shift from Viscount to MP, his anti market and nationalization stance, and his clash with Harold Wilson. It cites Guardian and Telegraph critiques of Kissinger and Nixon, notes Time magazine reporting Nixon’s air raids, and links Watergate to broader political shifts, concluding with a brief biographical anchor on Daniel de Leon.

Telegraph Time Magazine Nixon Daniel de Leon

Reagan 76 bid hinges on southern coalition and Javits clash

Senate liberal Javits blasts conservatives and presses Republicans to back the Ford Rockefeller slate in 1976. He targets Buckley and urges party unity while White House frets over Reagan Ford polls. Conservatives push a Southern Strategy to win 270 electoral votes, arguing Republicans can win with the South and key Midwest states.

Washington Jacob Javits Ford-Rockefeller New York Ripon Society Senate Jim Buckley Buckley Ronald Reagan Rockefeller Javits Rocky White House Reagan Ford Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Eugene McCarthy New Hampshire Alabama James Allen South Illinois Ohio Midwest Rocky Mountain Wallace California

Inflation Tops U S Problems in Phillips Sindlinger Poll

A spring 1975 Phillips Sindlinger survey of 2,272 Americans found 62.1 percent identify inflation, recession or unemployment as the nation’s top issue. Other problems like crime and foreign affairs fell to minor roles as economic difficulties dominate public concern.

United States Phillips- Sindlinger Southeast Asia Middle East U.S Ford America

Nagging in marriage and fame shaped by hidden motives

The piece explores nagging as a possible sign of unhappiness or a tactic to spur a partner toward potential. It notes celebrity children face advantages and scrutiny from inherited fame, then asks if attention seekers are truly shy, citing Salvador Dali as an example of distraction over desire for notice.

Doubleday Dorothy Sarnoff Salvador Dali Dali King Features Syndicate Tne

Yesteryears Notes From Lawton Education Circles

Ten years ago Mrs Wilma Davis presided at a joint ceremony as Mrs Christina Swanson became president of the Lawton Education Association and George Stuever led the Classroom Teachers Association. Bob Bowden chaired the American Cancer Society fund drive.

Wilma Davis Christina Swanson Lawton Education Association George Stuever Classroom Teachers Association Bob Bowden American Cancer Society James Howard Lawton High School Wolverine Lawton Charles Ozman Lawton Chamber

Horoscope for Wednesday May 7 1975 Bright outlook by zodiac

Daily guidance by zodiac signs notes inertia for Aries and urge to study matters Taurus hints at romance and art Gemini offers new projects with caution Cancer calls for readiness Leo urges capitalizing on charm Virgo brings momentum to slow projects Libra sparks with a new approach Scorpio warns of opposition Sagittarius suggests refreshing musts Capricorn relies on self effort Aquarius asks for careful scrutiny Pisces warns against restlessness. Born today are Robert Browning Peter J Schirkovsky Johannes Brahms Gary Cooper.

Oklahoma Focuses on Various Local Issues

In Oklahoma a mix of topics unfolds from forest preservation lobbying to campaign funding debates. Beverages, food stamps, and grocery perspectives mix with a cow chip culture push in Beaver. OU hires basketball coach Dave Bliss from Indiana University with a modest salary and stadium-fund ties. Langston University attracts attention prompting questions about others closing for summer.

Dave Bliss Indiana U Oklahoma Indiana Russell Lash

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