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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1971
Page
12
The Lawton Constitution presents general publication details and a note that any erroneous reflection or misstatement will be corrected upon notification to the management. It cites Ned Shepler as publisher and lists professional associations and AP affiliations for the paper.
U S Postal Service plans move about 150 facilities staff to Army Corps of Engineers for a new building task set to begin July 1. Postmaster General Blount announced a March 12 construction agreement. Many employees face transfers or risk job loss as the corps takes over, with union protections and dues checkoff in question.
A neighbor warns that if his daughter wears hot pants she will face consequences at home. The note hints at household discipline and humorous social friction within a conventional family setting.
The document signals support for a platform from Democratic groups centered in New York and to a lesser extent nationwide. It notes the failure of a recent measure but shows clear backing for the ticket and its ideology.
The passage discusses a person who criticizes others and seeks reasons, then shifts to political speculation. It mentions a Jackson Kennedy compromise, party unity weaknesses, and a Nixon Connally unity ticket as a possible way to avoid disintegration amid divergent views and dictatorial fears in New York and beyond.
A Washington poll of 55 Democratic senators shows Sen M Jackson leading as most qualified for 1972 nomination, ahead of Humphrey while Kennedy ranks low on being most qualified. Three write ins Fulbright Byrd and Sanford each received one vote. Kennedy also listed as well qualified by one vote. The results raise questions about knowledge of candidates' abilities.
In a controversial remark Governor Hall signals frustration with tax policy, suggesting strong measures may follow. Critics urge focus on concrete reforms while supporters defend bold rhetoric as a negotiating stance.
The Mansfield amendment to halve U S troops in Europe faces stalled chances as negotiations with NATO allies stall over Berlin access. A Nedzi Whalen amendment to bar use of war materials after 1971 gains grass roots support, threatening to disarm U S forces before a Senate debate.
Outgoing Secretary of the Army Stanley R. Resor defends the Vietnam policy while cautioning against isolationism. He argues the Nixon era inherited the conflict and seeks a careful exit with minimal casualties and preserved objectives.
An article discusses chevon meaning goat meat and the U S Department of Agriculture ruling against its use as misbranding. It notes Texas dominated goat meat packing and suggests promoting goat meat positively instead of fighting branding battles.
A nun or minister voice reflects on pure religion visiting orphans and widows in affliction and keeping oneself unstained. It quotes James 1 27 and John D Rockefeller Jr noting religion as a fundamental, lifelong human longing for God and companionship with Him.
Compiled items recall ten year and two year old events with Mayor Wayne Gilley at an All Star game, Girl's Auxiliary banquet at Lawton Baptist, Easter Star pin for Mrs. W. H. Vann, and Cub Scout Pack 42 awards. The section also includes a weekend horoscope for May 3 1971 and notes on births and birthdays including Benny Goodman and Cornelia Otis Skinner.
The page outlines weekly astrology for each sign from Aries to Pisces dated May 7 1971 with guidance on information gathering and cautious advancement. It highlights personal traits Venus influences for Taurus and urges practical, patient planning for Aquarius while praising creativity for Pisces and noting iconic birthdays.
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