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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1973
Page
14
The Lawton Constitution published weekdays in Lawton Oklahoma. Ned Shepler is listed as publisher with editors and officers including H Sullivan W Hargraves Alfred Wallace. The paper notes AP wire use and policy on advertising and corrections.
Secretary Morton testifies before a House Interior Committee that a rise to one dollar per gallon is likely in several years. He urges expanding mass transportation, improving Amtrak, and boosting rail, air, and bus services to reduce dependence on imported energy and keep people mobile while exploring practical alternatives.
Rep. Les Aspin requests GAO probe into parachute jump pay claim that 35000 servicemen collect 26 million annually while helicopters carry most troops into battle. at 740 dollars per jumper, critics argue the pay is excessive given the risk.
The piece analyzes Watergate’s impact on the Republican Party and conservative groups in 1968 terms. It notes conservatives largely left the White House, with figures like Haldeman and Ehrlichman distancing from the movement ideal, while Nixon and Kissinger pursue a world balance strategy amid Soviet and Chinese pressures.
Manhattan District Attorney Frank Hogan calls for a six year Supreme Court nominated U S Prosecutor General subject to Senate confirmation. He argues for total independence of the chief prosecutor, noting past special prosecutors and the need to avoid crisis driven appointments. He cites Kennedy and McCarthy cases and compares to the Solicitor General.
The hearings will review how oil companies distribute gasoline and oil and whether independents receive their fair share. The Administration will decide if the voluntary program is sufficient or if mandatory action is needed amid a real tight supply situation.
A compact call to live by the Golden Rule citing Edwin Markham's praise of Matthew 7 12. The note urges applying the law of prophets in daily conduct.
William F Buckley Jr argues Nixon did not seek to block all Watergate inquiries but only those touching national security. The piece contrasts Nixon’s stance with the broader duty to probe covert state actions, cites de Gaulle and Cambodian bombings, and warns against assuming all hidden details must remain secret.
A portrait of James A. Farley as a steadfast political leader, a life of honesty and work ethic. The piece notes his long career, personal restraint, broad respect across parties, and continued national affection on his 85th birthday with widespread birthday cards.
The piece argues a wife may admit doubts about love if present and explores fears about future changes in marriage. It questions teenage sensitivity, cites Lincoln and Adlai Stevenson, and warns suppressed hostility can resurface suddenly if not resolved.
Yesteryears highlights include Pamela Ann Tieyah and Jane Green as guests of honor at a Business and Professional Women's Club meeting. Davids E. Laird and Henry O Leary receive University of Houston degrees. Mrs J H Davidson elected Beal Heights Presbyterian Women president. Jack Webb announces the Lawton Golf and Country Club pool ready for opening. Combines roll through Southwestern Oklahoma fields amid forecasts of high wheat yields.
Daily astrology brief for Thursday May 31 1973 covers Aries through Pisces. Highlights include Aries sharp perception and Taurus caution, with various notes on communication, work, family diplomacy, and leadership prospects. Born today profile praises versatility, writing, travel, and executive potential while warning against extravagance and overemotionalism.
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