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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1972
Page
8
Lawton Constitution masthead lists publication schedule and staff roles for the Lawton Oklahoma paper with details on editors publishers and department heads. It also notes association memberships and AP reprint rights plus editorial policy on advertising and corrections.
Swarthmore Pa analysis by Albert Sindlinger shows a large party allegiance shift toward the Republicans. Between August 25 and October 19 self-identified Republicans rose from 29 million to 40 million while Democrats fell from 47 to 46 million and independents from 49 to 41 million. The piece critiques White House focus on media and internal politics and notes Watergate issues hurting GOP prospects.
Dr Rafferty answers reader questions touching on Luis Boitel’s death in Cuba under Castro, Uganda’s Idi Amin racial policies, and hypocrisy in drug enforcement amid Chicago rock festivals. He critiques media silence, historical double standards, and questions law enforcement consistency and purpose.
William S. White argues George McGovern pivots from policy to a moral, nonissue fight. He portrays McGovern as the first candidate to claim a divine morality while Nixon is cast as evil, urging debates but doubting any substantive topic could emerge.
A Gallup reading completed Oct. 18 and released Oct. 26 shows Nixon's advantage over McGovern shrinking notably among manual workers from 63 to 28 percent in August to 49 to 44 in mid-October. Other demographic gaps remain large, with Nixon around 59–60 percent overall and McGovern at about 36.
The General Accounting Office findings show Senator McGovern relying on large loans, later repaid from gifts, with $2.9 million borrowed in Sept 1 to Oct 16. Nicholas and Daniel Noyes loaned $500,000. Nixon's campaign relies on outright gifts including a $1 million donation from Richard Mellon Scaife and $500,000 from W. Clement Stone. Both sides use gifts in $3,000 installments to sidestep gift tax rules.
Government forces relocate over 20000 residents in northeastern Luzon to areas under Manila control as communists disrupt villages. The piece also notes U S Supreme Court ruling ending the death penalty and moves involving inmates at Ohio Penitentiary.
A devotional excerpt contrasts Amos warnings with a declaration of personal dignity. It features quotes from Amos 5 21 22 and Booker T Washington on not allowing others to belittle the soul. The piece blends scripture with a call to self respect.
The item notes Theodore Roosevelt was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906. A separate fact lists 25 species of pocket mice.
The piece argues fans favor close sports contests but may crave decisive outcomes. It contrasts marriages with material measures, warns against comparing partners, and notes children suffer when parents expose others’ faults to neighbors. It concludes parental behavior shapes lasting embarrassment for children.
Yesteryears recalls Wanda Heard elected to the Dorm council at Oklahoma Christian College and Angelo Reyes Lindsey Stafford and Diedra Brady as general chairmen of the Spanish Club carnival. David E Choate and Jim Friedrich named to offices at Whiteland Hall University of Oklahoma. Pupils of LaVerne Wicker and Jo Chrisman complete 1924 hours addressing Christmas seals.
A quiz summarizes origin of tulips from Asia Minor and cites other knowledge: kettledrum pitch, Shang dynasty, Columbus Day, Pearl Harbor air units, and the rafflesia as the largest flower. Includes numbers 353 warplanes.
Aries to Pisces general daily guidance. Aries warns against easy gains. Taurus seeks to overcome boredom with a new system. Gemini highlights study and philosophy. Cancer urges swift forward strides. Leo stresses steady effort and principles. Virgo cautions on new methods and staying with good projects. Libra urges action backing ideas. Scorpio warns against schemes and rosy promises. Sagittarius notes ups and downs with imagination. Capricorn calls for patience and effort. Aquarius advises careful data use for decisions. Pisces signals opportunities and strategic use of trump cards. Born today: strong intellect, lively imagination, adventurous nature, potential in science and medicine, with broad career interests including business, writing, theater.
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