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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1971
Page
10
A text fragment lists publication details for the Lawton Constitution including editors and staff roles, association memberships, and AP rights. It also notes ad policy and correction commitments. The excerpt reflects legacy newspaper boilerplate from 1919 1967 era Lawton publication.
Washington confronts a two week tumult of antiwar protests as Sen. George McGovern faces criticism for endorsing protest rights while violence and disorder rise. Supreme Court bail rulings allowed large mobs to operate with little deterrent, drawing fire from officials and observers over the capital chaos.
Mayor Lindsay pledges 90 000 city job cuts unless Albany restores funds while Governor Rockefeller orders 7 800 state job cuts to meet budgets. Welfare costs rise sharply as local and state expenditures surge since 1950. Congress unlikely to fund federal welfare takeover.
The unanimous Supreme Court ruling endorses busing as a desegregation tool, rejecting limits to walk-in schools and allowing racial quotas guiding decrees. The decision targets Southern resistance and notes Northern housing-based segregation remains unaffected, signaling a new phase in civil rights litigation.
Hendrik S. Houthakker of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers warns no single interest group should dictate an extreme, unsustainable solution. He cites opposition to an Alaska oil line and urges careful policing of ecological limits while notes national needs.
A devotional pairing quotes Moses and Oliver Wendell Holmes. It contrasts speaking plainly with divine guidance and urges careful, deliberate speech to honor truth and leadership. The excerpt blends biblical reflection with a reminder to choose words wisely.
In a provocative column William F Buckley Jr argues the Supreme Court is out of touch and has extended beyond Brown v Board of Education by tying school segregation to race. He cites Hughes and historical quotes to claim political and judicial bodies must be accountable to the people.
The piece distinguishes harmless playful teasing from harmful mockery that wounds a child and can cause conflicts. It notes teasing can shape relationships, and warns against excessive self doubt or fear of rejection about punctuality. It also comments on pressure to marry and academic overqualification as impediments in relationships.
William S. White analyzes the Washington riot and its impact on the U S system. He contrasts the American reliance on reason and lawful means with the French Revolution and warns that continued defiance could threaten the rule of law and civil order.
A fragment hints at a political figure and ongoing public life beyond formal office. The line suggests the enduring influence of politics in a politician's post-office activities.
A dated astrology piece lists sun sign guidance for Aries through Pisces with advice on daily diligence, initiative, intuition, balance, and steady effort. It notes Taurus strength in business, Capricorn patience, Aquarius durable effort, and hints at Truman as a historic reference.
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