Lawton Constitution Publisher’s Associations Membership Note
A fragmentary historical note lists Ned Shepler as publisher 1919 1967 of the Lawton Constitution and as a member ofOkichoma Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association American Newsbdotr Publishers association Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press member.
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Ned Shepler
The
Okichoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newsbdotr Publishers Association
DIAL
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Fast Visa To China A bipartisan bid to visit opens
Senators Mansfield and Scott are chosen by President Nixon as informal representatives to China. They await entrance visas as relations thaw, bringing decades of China experience and wartime ties to the mission while the president weighs his own future trip.
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China
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Mansfield
Scott
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mansfeld and Scoll
Ex-GI Seeks Fortitude in Vietnam Debate Letter
A Breck Ohio reader Jeffrey B. Gayner writes to a local paper after 14 months in Vietnam. He supports Nixon’s Vietnamization and argues the core issue is whether Americans hold fast to their ideals as Communists do. He questions the paper’s portrayal and signs off with a provocative query.
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Washington
Vietnam
Soany
Jeffrey B. Gayner
Brecks- Ohio
Nixon
Debate over 18 year old suffrage across states
Washington voices weigh the impact of granting 18 year olds the vote in national and local elections. The piece notes potential shifts in state electorates and references historical examples of ballot expansion and political strategy, with hypothetical scenarios in Maryland and other states.
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Washington
North
Seth
Kansas
Missouri
Vito Marcantonio
New York
Puerto Ricas
Candice. Ey
Marylatt
Maryland
Free State
U.S. Supreme Court
Balliitore
Arundel
Mongomery
Strach
Assembly
Senate
Wrecking The B 1 Bombers Move Targets U S Aerospace
A criticism of the proposed B 1 bomber program argues that a coalition of 115 lawmakers led by Senator William Proxmire seeks to stop the project similar to the SST defeat. The piece warns that Soviet missile defenses and space platforms press the U S to outpace rivals and urges public alarm as opposition grows.
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Soviet Union
Ban
Marnee
Hitler
Reich
U.S
Senate
House
Congress For Peace Through Law
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
McPl Defense Committee
George McGovert
South
Watchdog Push Seeks Senate Oversight of FBI Labor
A scrambled report notes calls from Senator Henry M. Jackson and allies for a congressional watchdog committee to oversee FBI activities. It argues public trust could be restored by transparent CIA and FBI operations.
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Henry M. Jackson
Washington
FET
J. Baga Hodver
Congréss
FBI
CIA
Buckley debates Schlesinger on America and Nixon
In a Boston debate, William F Buckley Jr and Arthur Schlesinger Jr exchange views on conservatism, Vietnam, and the ADA's stance. Buckley questions Schlesinger's shifts and the push to impeach Nixon, while references to Chicago 1968 and Vietnam policy frame the discussion.
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Tigious
Ada
Richard Nixon
Democratic Party
Vietnam
Humphrey
Chicago
Daley
Arthur Schlesinger
Born Today Horoscope Snapshot and Career Traits
Born today are endowed with vitality and dignity aiding goals despite obstacles. Adaptability, will, harmony, imagination, and work pride drive potential success in art music teaching gardening writing physics. Versatility opens paths in many endeavors, with strong fit for creative and educational fields.
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Iietat
ORIG
Mirror of the Mind on divorce and reconciliation
The piece argues that divorced people can heal through counseling and consider renewing marriage efforts. It cautions revenge harming families, notes the emotional toll on parents and children, and suggests rebuilding identity and energy for all involved.
William S White Defends Strong Stand on Marchers
An observed analysis argues that the U.S. government remained functional despite protests in Washington. It notes rioters stormed the Capitol and attacked federal offices while mass arrests occurred, questioning constitutional limits and the impact on democracy.
Senate approves Howse income tax bill amid tense capito tensions
The Oklahoma Senate passes the Howse income tax bill without amendments as Republicans push for changes. An antiwar demonstration is planned at the statehouse amid fears lawmakers may be too exhausted to resist further upheaval. The piece raises questions about defending liberty under law against rising violence and radical agitation, referencing mass protests and potential shifts toward martial measures.
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Department of Defense
United States
Justice
Selective Service System
Metropolitan Police
Senate
Statehouse
Pdt
Mnutiah
White House
Cameron Rodeo Queen Hopefuls Named
Yesteryears items note Gavin Beauchaihp Wilma ceet Doris Cannon and Hight vying for queen of the Cameron Rodeo. Mrs Ber McGee announces the ray Suffering Sarah to be presented at Paulbar School by Sunset Social and Charity Club.
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Gavin Beauchaihp
Wilmaceet
Doris Cannon
Hight
Teine
Cameron Rodeo
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