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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1976

Page

4

Editorials on Manson threats and Olympic costs

Two more Manson family members face prison, signaling the end of the group but not threats or prosecutions over speech. A Montana editorial notes the presidential primary will feature no preference as a voting option for those undecided, shaping Montana’s early political gesture.

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Fifty First State Debate Gains Steam Over Marianas

Congress approves making the Mariana Islands a U S territory with commonwealth status. About 14 000 residents receive citizenship after a plebiscite with 85 percent in favor. The Marianas lie north of Guam, part of the Trust Territory and a potential base for U S military and tourism.

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Reston Kissinger digressions stir Reagan gullibility debate

The column critiques James Reston for claims about Kissinger's remarks on Reagan, questions the sourcing, and argues Reagan shows a clearer grasp of U S sovereignty over the Panama Canal than critics admit. It contrasts Reston with Kissinger, Hughes, and other figures, and discusses broader political shifts toward Carter and Reagan.

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Panamanian Officials Linked to Heroin Ring Claims Surface

A former U S intelligence official presents a document alleging General Omar Torrijos of Panama and his brother Moises Torrijos have ties to a Latin American heroin trafficking network. The report claims millions deposited in Swiss banks and connections to Panamanian officials. State Department and White House officials dispute the charges. A 1972 subcommittee report noted possible high-level Panamanian links but did not name Torrijos. Drug enforcement says a significant portion of U S heroin enters via Panama.

Reston Reagan Panama Charles Evans Hughes United States Washington Omar Torrijos Torrijos Moises Torrijos White House Panama Canal House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee Customs Service General Torrijos Juan Tack State Department Gonzalez

Memoir publishing harms homes and nations quote

Will Rogers quips that publishing memoirs can wreck homes, country, and nations, noting the disruptive power of personal recollections.

Will Rogers

New Nationalist Feeling Rising in American Politics

The piece notes a rising nationalist mood across parties led by Republicans, with crossovers from Democrats and independents. It discusses Moynihan’s critique of liberal intellectuals and the Third World focus as part of a broader debate spurred by The Warrior Intellectuals.

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Max Lerner on detente and a new liberal realism

Max Lerner surveys global and national shifts toward detente and a new realism in liberal thought. He highlights Daniel Bell Robert Nisbet and Nathan Glazer as shapers of a tougher liberalism and argues social philosophy rises from popular discontent, not in a vacuum.

Moynihan Daniel Bell Robert Nisbet Nathan Glazer

Oklahoma Politics Turns on Cash for Penal Operations

Ned Benton seeks an extra six million for penal operations but fails to win it from the legislature. Carter supporters in Oklahoma shift from gearing up to mopping up as the Democratic nomination remains unsettled.

Ned Benton Oklahoma Jimmy Carter

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