Lawton Constitution May 17 1971 Publication Details
The Lawton Constitution published weekdays at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma lists affiliations with Okichoma Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and American Newspaper Publishers Association. It states corrections policy and contact Dial 353 0620 for departments.
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Lawton
The
Okichoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
DIAL
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Affluence and the hippie look draw luxury from anti materialism
Barry Newman in the Wall Street Journal notes that a shaggy on street youth buys costly grooming, fashion, and cosmetics from boutique lines. The piece argues modern capitalism monetizes counter culture through haircuts, sprays, jackets, tees, jeans, and invisibile cosmetics.
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Barry Newman
Wall Street Journal
Sequel Questions Oil Disaster Recovery Progress
University of Southern California researchers funded by a 240000 grant from the Western Oil and Gas Association report that marine life damage from Santa Barbara Channel oil spill was much less than predicted. Except for one barnacle type and some shorebirds, ecosystems are recovering well as conclusions await broader studies. A June conference in Washington, DC will gather 1500 researchers from five continents to share technology.
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California
Santa Barbara
University of Southern California
Western Oil and Gas Association
Washington, D.C
Fake Maryland Driver License Mill Sparks Statewide Alarm
Authorities uncovered a counterfeit license operation in Maryland producing about 3000 fake licenses. The process erases real names and numbers from valid permits and prints new phony IDs, sold for 5 to 25 dollars. Buyers are mainly youths using them to buy alcohol cash checks or enter restricted venues.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Thoughts For Today Psalm Passage and Hemans Quote
A compact devotional entry juxtaposes Psalm 88 verses about feeling forsaken from youth with a Felicia Hemans couplet on strength arising from silent endurance. The piece reflects on suffering, faith, and inner resilience through two distinct voices.
Reagan on CRLA vouchers and school choice in California
Governor Reagan criticizes the CRLA as misusing public funds and politics over service. He backs experimental voucher ideas to introduce choice in pre college education, arguing schools must meet student needs to improve education.
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Sacramento
Los Angeles Times
California
Reagan
Legal Assistance Program
OED
San Diego
Predatory fame and rumors swirl around public figures
In a column style reminiscence the writer recalls past cases of sensational claims about public figures. The piece touches on a 14 year old witness, Nan Britton and Harding, and notes predators who target prominent names. A Havana encounter with a TV personality and Cuban visitors adds lurid detail to the narrative.
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Capp
Havana
Castro
Mirror of the Mind Wives in Home Life and Film Criticism
In a discussion inspired by L C Jarvie’s Movies and Society from Basic Books, the article notes that many men who are handy around the house are content, while some husbands fret over issues when guided only by critics. The piece suggests readers can learn about movies through criticism.
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L C. Jarvie
Basic
Esquire Editor Gingrich Champions Editorial Judgment
Arnold Gingrich, Esquire publisher, explains his role as a lit mus paper deciding what pleases the modern audience. Editors defer to him on contemporary selections and back the past era with Hemingway and Fitzgerald as favored references.
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Arnold Gingrich
Esquire Magazine
Esquire
Ernest Hemingway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Maxwell Perkins
Mr. Gingrich
Hemingway
Starfish record arms and boxing retirements
The text notes the largest starfish with twenty arms measuring up to three feet across. It asks how many heavyweight champions retired undefeated, answering two: Gene Tunney and Rocky Marciano. It states Harold S. Vanderbilt invented contract bridge during a Caribbean voyage in November 1925.
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Gene Tunney
Rocky Marciano
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Yesteryears rebels and modern images of craft and revolt
A column contrasts 1920s rebels led by Fitzgerald and Hemingway with 1970s youth. It argues for disciplined craft and marketable skills over glamorized rebellion, noting the need for practical abilities in communes and the value of pursuing excellence in writing and other crafts.
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Fitzgerald
Hemingway
Horoscope for April 71 to May 7 Gemini to Pisces
The text outlines monthly sun sign guidance from Aries through Pisces with notes on stress, progress, teamwork, investments, and personal ambition. It highlights Jupiter and planetary influences, urging balance, effort, and optimism for those born under each sign.
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Third and A Avenue
Okichome
Ned Shepler
Felicia Hemans
Washington
Jeffry Hart
CRLA
OEFO
Weing
Nan Britton
Warren G. Harding
San Francisco
Jim Bishop
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
John Chamberlain
Yesteryears
Jimmy Ketchum
Pumpkin Center
Robert Meek
Juanita Clower
Faxon
Archie Blackowl
Okla
Manque
Main Street
Wisconsin
Glenway Wescott
Jeffrey Hart
Max Perkins
Gemini
Lee
Virgo
Litra
Scor
Pio
Segittorius
Jupiter
Aquarius
Capricorn
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