Lawton Constitution Biographical and publishing details
The Lawton Constitution publishes weekday editions from Lawton Oklahoma with Ned Shepler as publisher and a staff including Bill Bentley May Shepler Donald S Bentley Stephen F Bentley and Alfred Wallace. The paper notes correction policies and references to the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Bill F. Bentley May B. Shepler
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargraves
Alfred Wallace
TAL
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Nixon State of the World message Targets Hanoi over Indochina peace
President Nixon warns Congress that Hanoi risks renewed war in Indochina if it does not honor the cease-fire terms. He questions North Vietnamese credibility, fatigue influencing negotiations, and allied promises from China and Russia, while probing possible U S reactions and military options. The piece also references Watergate’s persistence as public drama.
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Nixon
Congress
Hanoi
United States
Indochina
Senate
Kissinger
North Vietnam
North Vietnamese
Polity Bureau
Peace Party
China
Russia
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
White House
Paris
Saigon
Larry O’brien
Quick Quiz Q What flower is shunned by bees
The English hawthorn is avoided by bees due to its peculiar odor, a fact noted in a short quiz item.
Black social workers push for independent political party
Denie J. Williams Jr., head of the National Association of Black Social Workers, urged creating a Third Black Party at the group's Fifth Annual Conference. He argued politics shapes jobs and social services and urged a massive black voter withdrawal from the Democratic Party to shake the political system.
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Nixon
Denie J. Williams Jr
National Association of Black Social Workers
Conference of Social Workers
Williams
New York City
Human Resources Administration
Democratic Party
Republican Party
America
No Freeze On Prices As Stein Sees No Need For Price Controls
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.9 percent March price rise, the sharpest in 21 years, while Herbert Stein argues against resuming price freezes and outlines a six point plan to reduce reliance on controls. He cautions that the worst of price rises may be behind us but expects tougher times ahead. The piece also notes two weeks of near sleepless life for student volunteers in Alaska as circadian rhythms misalign with artificial days.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
New York
Nixon
Stein
Point Barrow
Alaska
North Pole
Modern Medicine
Gas geyser eruptions near Williamsburg oil well traced to deep natural gas
A gas leak near a producing Williams burg, Michigan well caused geyserlike eruptions and mud spewing. Drilling to halt the leak revealed a natural gas concentration roughly 1,000 feet below the surface.
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Williamsburg
Mich
Thoughtful maxims on truth and conduct
A quotation from I Thessalonians urges not quenching the Spirit but testing all, clinging to good, and avoiding evil. It is paired with Edgar Howe’s statement about being truthful and fair in daily life as a prerequisite for patriotism and religion.
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Edgar Howe
Mickey Marcus Israel’s war hero dies after Burma Road feat
Ernest Cuneo notes Col. David Marcus a.k.a Mickey Stone, legendary U S Army officer who led Israel’s armies. The piece recalls his West Point boxing days, wartime leadership in Jerusalem siege and his death by friendly fire after completing the Burma Road. Lim mpus salutes him as Joshua.
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Washington
Israel
Mickey” Marcus
Mickey
Col
David Marcus
U. S. Army
U. S. Military Academy
U. S
Fiorello H. la Guardia
U. S. 8Th Army
Africa
Italy
Lowell M. Limpus
West Point
New York Daily News
Limpus
178Th Street
Hudson River
Marcus
George Marshall
Lowell Limpus
Mickey Stone
George Washington
Stonewall Jackson
United Nations
Jerusalem
David
Ben-Gurion
Joshua
Mirror of the Mind on love and mental health guidance
The piece discusses how a woman dating others while pledged can decide faster and how observing maturity may reveal true love. It suggests that cruel changes in feelings warrant therapists and that parental awareness improves family rapport and understanding between mothers and children.
Watergate Signals Woes in Washington Staff Portraits
Washington observers warn the Watergate affair is still murky with lies and shifting stories from James McCord Jeb Magruder John Mitchell and John Dean. Anonymous White House sources fuel a narrative of internal warfare and a press-driven blame game.
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James McCord
Democrats
Watergate
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Grand Jury
Oklahoma Republicans warm to Connally in GOP fold
In Oklahoma some Republicans welcome John Connally into the GOP saying the only flaw is his path through the wrong party. Henry Bellman comments on the White House shake up and the potential for an important Republican to see the President even if not David Eisenhower. Sunny Jenkins leaves a $1 a year governor’s office post to lead a Democratic campaign next year amid widespread speculation. Watergate looms over Oklahoma politicians as scrutiny grows over recreation area fees and limited resignations. The legislature nears adjournment as lawmakers mellowly recount speeches in a lengthy session.
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Oklahoma
John Connally
Henry Bellman
White House
David Eisenhower
Yesteryears Local Notables and Club Elections Highlight Community
Lloyd Bendure announces United Fund sub-committee members for 1963 while T. R. Stephens is elected Evening Lions Club president in Bryan. University of Tulsa cheerleader Allen Murphey is chosen for 1963 64. Mrs. Joe Curb attends Miami Classroom Teachers Association, and David Martin leads the Chattanooga Town Board. Lena Nottingham receives a Mother’s Day hydrangea from 10 workers. Gladys McKIlwain visits San Marino relative Arch M. Parlmer. B L Sherwood and Eugene visit Denton. Gwen Johnson becomes Sub Deb Club president.
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Lloyd Bendure
United Fund
T. R. Stephens
Evening Lions Club
Bryan
Allen Murphey
University of Tulsa
Joe Curb
Classroom Teachers Association
Miami
Fla
David Martin
Chattanooga
Lena Nottingham
Judy
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Gladys McKilwain
San Marino
Calif
Arch M. Parmenter
B. L. Sherwood
Eugene
Denton
Tex
Gwen Johnson
Annabelle Nelson
Horoscope for May 10 1973 Aries to Pisces guidance
Thursday May 10 1973 horoscope outlines daily cues for each sign. Taurus is urged to act on a lucrative idea, Gemini to pursue expansion ideas, Cancer to consider long term commitments, and Aquarius to act with confidence. Birthdate notes include Claude Rouget de Lisle, James Bryce, and Fred Astaire.
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Taurus
Claude Rouget de Lisle
la Marseillaise
James
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Ernest Cuneo
Mark Clark
Edmund Allenby
Burma Road
Latrun
David Ben - Gurion
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
MR. Wilson
Bruce Bioss At
John Mitchell
New York Times
Magruder
John Dean
Dean
Mitchell
Martha
Sunny Jenkins
Governor’s Office
Jenkins
Yesteryears
Constitution
By Frances Drake
Aries
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Aquarius
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