Lawton Constitution History and Mission Notes
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Nixon warns against wide price rollbacks and urges more production
President Nixon argues against a broad rollback of meat and food prices as a superficial fix. He warns a long freeze would halt rising prosperity and risk breaking the controls system. He calls for increased agricultural production and patience as inflation pressures persist, acknowledging weather and floods affect yields but insisting extra land can compensate.
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Nixon
Middle West
Heart attack prevention starts before birth says White
Dr. Paul Dudley White urged prevention from the cradle to the grave noting heart trouble begins in the fetus. He spoke in New York after receiving the Eleanor Naylor Dana award and warned about inherited factors and harmful habits passed to grandchildren. Elmer Holmes Bobst echoed smoking's toll and urged Congress to act, though both acknowledged legislative progress is hard.
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Paul Dudley White
Boston
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White
New York
Eleanor Naylor Dana
American Health Foundation
American Cancer Society
Bobst
Congress
Unopposed Fayette Mayor Charles Evers Seeks Second Term
Charles Evers, Fayette Mississippi mayor and the town’s only black leader, runs unopposed for a second four year term after winning in 1969 against a white incumbent. No Democratic or Republican challenger entered the race.
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Charles Evers
Mississippi
Fayette, Miss
Trade With Communist Nations Might Reach 2 Billion In Five Years
Undersecretary of State for Economic Affairs William J. Casey predicts trade with Communist countries could near 2 billion dollars in five years. Brezhnev’s June official visit to this country is seen as accelerating the expansion.
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William J. Casey
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Thoughts For Today on Generosity and Providence
A devotional excerpt cites II Cor 9 10 11 about God supplying seed and provisions and increasing resources. It contrasts generosity in life with generosity at death and reflects on how blessings prompt thanksgiving to God.
Israel a durable state here to stay says columnist
On the tenth anniversary of the Soviet Union and the twenty-fifth of Israel, the author argues Israel endures amid surrounding Arab states. He praises Jewish resilience, diaspora integration, and Israel’s technology in farming, water, and industry, urging cooperation with Arabs and inclusion in future Atlantic Charter aims.
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Soviet Union
Karl Radek
Israel
Jerusalem
Dan
Beersheba
Sinai
New Jersey
Connecticut
Africa
Middle East
Brazil
Elan
Esprit
Nixon
Kissinger
Europe
Kennedy Risk and Center Move Highlight 1976 Race
The article analyzes Ted Kennedy shifting toward the center to court the South and Wallace’s Dixie influence while George Gallup polls show Kennedy leading Agnew 51 to 38 for the 1976 White House race. It notes Kennedy’s counterpoints on race and his calculation of risk in pursuing a broader electorate.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Teddy Kennedy
George Gallup
Spiro Agnew
White House
Gallup
Alabama
George C. Wallace
George McGovern
Wallace
South
McGovern
Big Banana
Harry Kennedy
GOP
Agnew
Nixon
U.S. News and World Report
Dixie
Americans For Democratic Action
Advertising shifts from praise to defense in product claims
The quote from Food Engineering notes that shirt tails of consumer advertising have moved from praising products to defending them. This highlights a pivot in marketing strategy toward protection and accountability for advertised claims.
Counter Movement May Be Under Way in Trento Italy
The article links Herman Kahn’s Counter Reformation concept to a modern American shift, comparing 16th century Spain and Trent to today’s United States. It traces Spain’s 1492 1545 arc amid multi racial society and social tension, suggesting a mid century counter tide of orthodoxy in response to upheaval.
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Trento
Italy
Kirsch
Europe
Trent
Martin Luther
Britain
Germany
Switzerland
Holland
Scandinavia
France
Austria
Herman Kahn
United States
Kahn
U.S
Spain
Christopher Columbus
New World
Iberian Peninsula
Andalusia
Leon and
Castile
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Caribbean
Central
South America
North Africa
Low Countries
Rome
Alpine
Tallulah, Local Bank President, Named
The article introduces Tallulah as the lady president of the local bank, referred to as a bank head. Shelby Friedman is also mentioned in relation to the piece, with quotes about dress and character attributed to Mark Twain.
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Tallulah
Shelby Friedman
Mark Twain
Mirror of the Mind on Love and Modern Woman
The piece argues that modern women gain freedom to voice thoughts yet face similar love dynamics with men. It notes careless behavior stems from guilt and contrasts tantrums with a child's need for parental love and approval from both parents.
Largest sculpture in the world at Stone Mountain
The Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial near Atlanta Georgia features mounted figures of Robert E Lee Stonewall Jackson and Jefferson Davis. The largest sculpture in the world is cited here with its notable figures and location.
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Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial
Atlanta
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Jefferson Davis
Horoscope for Friday May 11 1973 Aries to Pisces
The column lists daily guidance for each zodiac sign with cautions on finances and decisions. It notes strong personal talents for those born today and suggests possible career paths in law medicine art music literature and history. It also mentions travel as pleasing and names Irving Berlin and Salvador Dalí as birthday figures.
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Irving Berlin
Salvador Dall
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Alfred Wallace
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Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Press
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Gulf of Aqaba
Golan Heights
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Kevin P. Phillips
Lisbon
Portugal
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John Conwell
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Harold S. Vanderbilt
Samson
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Gambie
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