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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1976

Page

6

Growth stage noted as economy adds jobs and expands

Budget deficits loom as Julius Shiskin cites 710,000 new April jobs and a record 87.4 million employed. He argues growth has surpassed recovery, urging Congress to rethink 1977 deficits and inflation risks with a stronger economy lifting wage and price pressures.

Julius Shiskin Bureau of Labor Statistics Capitol Hill Shiskin Joint Economic Committee of Congress Congress U.S

Rockefeller misstep sparks calls for FBI review

An editorial condemns Nelson Rockefeller for off the record claims of Communist infiltration in Henry Jackson’s staff. It notes the danger of loyalty accusations, praises his apology, and urges an FBI investigation to publicize any findings.

Nelson Rockefeller Henry Jackson Congressional Jackson Senate Rockefeller Rocky FBI Copley

Carter Reagan Brown Seen as Ahead of Time in 1970s Field

New York City pundit argues Jimmy Carter Edmund Brown and Ronald Reagan display distinct personalities. Carter blends a managerial, willful pragmatism with a moral vision. Brown combines Jesuit roots with a modern, emergent philosophy. Reagan remains a strong infighter though a lesser mind. All are seen as ahead of their era.

New York City Henry Jackson Morris Udall George Wallace Frank Church Hubert Humphrey Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter Edmund Jerry) Brown Ronald Reagan Carter Brown Reagan Oval Office Erving Goffman Navy Jerry Brown

War Against the Jews 1933 1945 review by a Jewish historian

A columnist recommends Lucy S Dawidowitz The War Against the Jews 1933 1945 Holt Rinehart Winston as essential history. The author, a Yeshiva University scholar, presents deep research and vivid detail, portraying Warsaw ghetto life and moral tensions without bias.

Lucy S. Dawidowitz Holt, Rinehart and Winston Ms. Dawidowitz Yeshiva University Lewis Europe Dawidowitz

Reexamining a Holocaust Book and German Responsibility

Jim Bishop reflects on Nazi crimes and moral conscience in a column urging readers to confront the Holocaust. He cites Adolf Eichmann and Himmler, questions German complicity, and champions widespread reading of The War Against the Jews as essential history for Jews and Christians alike.

Hitter Himmler Heinrich Himmier America Len Bezell Bezell Jim

First woman referred to as man of the year remark

Quotes from The Financial Post in Toronto feature two editors commenting on a landmark year. The first notes a husband being named man of the year while the second highlights the year's unusual tone.

The Financial Post Toronto

Percy Byrd Rightly Deserve Publics Acclaim

John Pinkerman reviews Sen. Charles Percy and Sen. Robert Byrd efforts to curb federal waste, proposing a five year plan to streamline regulation in banking energy commerce and other fields. He questions current rules and praises potential FCC license reform as a modest victory.

John Pinkerman Copley News Service U.S Charles H. Percy R-Ill Robert C. Byrd D-W. Va Byrd Senate Percy Congress Consumer Product Safety Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Civil Aeronautics Bureau Federal Communications Commission Oregon

Reagan Attends Oklahoma GOP Convention

Ronald Reagan visiting Oklahoma over the weekend hints that calling him Mr President may be premature. President Ford was present at the state convention with longtime Rockefeller supporters, alongside Heart Bellmen totaling five supporters.

Oklahoma Ronald Reagan Ford Rockefeller

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