Lawton Constitution Contact and Policy Notes
The Lawton Constitution notes publication details from 1919 to 1967 and lists staff roles including publisher Ned Shepler and department managers. It states advertising rules and AP affiliation, with emphasis on advance payment and written authorization for ads. It also offers deadline corrections for any erroneous reflections upon persons or entities.
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Associated Press
McGovern’s Prairie Radicalism and National Bid
Washington report analyzes George McGovern’s Dakota roots and four generations of Prairie radicalism. It argues his isolationism anti militarism and anti monopoly stance fit urban Left coalition support while raising doubts about carrying South Dakota in November.
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Brokings
S. D
Teddy Roosevelt
Mount Rushmore
George McGovern
McGovern
United States
Deep South
Rocky Mountains
Great Plains
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Iowa
Henry Wallace
Dakotas
Granger
Sen. McGovern
Plains States
U.S
South Dakota
Irving Kristol
Pat Moynihan
Edward Banfield
Nathan Glazer
Big City
Cockpit
South
Academic freedom under siege at Harvard and beyond
A combative column decries anti intellectual tactics against scholars such as Richard Herrnstein at Harvard and critics like Arthur Jensen and William Shockley. It argues New Left protests and institutional groups stifle research by labeling findings racist or fascist and calls out ACLU AAUP for failing to defend academic liberty in these cases.
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ACLU
Sir Galahad
St. Francis of Assisi
Dr. Hayakawa
San Francisco State
Joe Goebbels
Papa Doc Duvalier
Harvard
Richard Herrnstein
Meritocracy
Disraeli
Bers
Pavlov
SDS
Herrnstein
Jerry Rubin
American Anthropological Assn
Bill Buckley
Association
AAUP
American Assn
Britain must lead a new European defense against Soviet moves
In a Washington policy analysis, Ernest Cuneo argues Britain has shifted from empire to a pivotal role in a potential United Europe. He traces London’s misread of communist strength, the Bandung fallout, and oil links shaping Europe’s security, urging tougher NATO bets and a Nixon-led bargaining stance to counter Moscow.
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Eden
London
Asia
Africa
India
Moscow
Russia
Egypt
Suez
Britain
Europe
Middle East
Great Britain
Japan
Far East
Red China
Kremlin
Iraq
Arabian Peninsula
Kuwait
Bahrein
China
Nixon
NATO
United States
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
George Bernard Shaw
West Sisters gospel program announced at St John’s Church
Ten years back Mrs J L Lee announced the West Sisters of Altus would appear on a gospel program at St John’s Baptist Church. Initiation of new Sub Deb members occurred at Celinda Dodson’s home. Don Steward was named to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs Colorado.
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J. L. Lee
West Sisters of Altus
St. John’s Baptist Church
Celinda Dodson
Don Steward
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Nixon names L. Patrick Gray III acting FBI chief
Acting FBI director chosen to avoid bruising confirmation battles cited as non political and loyal to Nixon. Gray, a former Navy captain and assistant attorney general, will lead the bureau through the election period and past Senate opposition.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Nixon
Richard G. Kleindienst
Ronald Ziegler
L. Patrick Gray, III
Gray
Justice Department
Senate
Navy
George Washington Law School
Washington
Administration
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bureau
Meat racketeers target New York meat trade says grand jury
Federal and New York City investigations reveal racketeers pressuring the meat industry and overcharging households by at least 15 percent. Grand jury hearings consider extortion coercion and bribery as labor officials and supermarkets are implicated in a nationwide meat crime syndicate.
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New York City
New York
John Melcher
Montana
Democrat
House
Melcher
Grand Jury
New York Drops Licenses for Vanishing Trades
Consumer Affairs Commissioner Bess Myerson persuaded the City Council to eliminate licenses for the vanishing ice dealer feather movers or junk boats among about 40 kinds of outdated businesses and occupations. Every city has some.
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Bess Myerson
New York
Religious Quotations Centering Light and Path
Thoughtful quotes from Jesus in John 8 12 and Thomas a Kempis on guidance and life. The passages emphasize following a divine path to avoid darkness and seek illumination.
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Jesus
John
Mirror of the Mind Diet Rules and Family Spending Quips
A collage of brief musings on dieting psychology maturity and marriage tactics. It weighs dieting selfdeception the link between child and adult scars and a wife's clever shopping strategy that ends with a shoe purchase and dinner out.
Which European country lacks a formal coronation ceremony
Q and A indicate Denmark as the country that has no formal coronation. The queen does not wear a crown and her husband has no constitutional role. The text also mentions nearly perfect vision designated in a separate line.
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Denmark
Horoscope for Friday May 19 1972 Aries to Pisces
Friday May 19 1972 horoscope notes opportunities and responsibilities for Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Sagittarius Capricorn Pisces. It highlights need for information, careful interpretation, teamwork, budgeting, and pursuing new projects with caution and optimism. You born today are sensitive affectionate and home loving.
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Aries
Taurus
Eeny Per Sadeaneaie
Oc Wities
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