Lawton Constitution Publication Details From 1919 to 1967
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Winchell Helped FDR Secure 1940 Nomination, Historians Say
Washington columnist Ernest Cuneo questions a popular theory about Walter Winchell and FDR. He argues Roosevelt knew by 1938 he would run in 1940 and relied on Winchell to rally public opinion, making Winchell a de facto campaign asset.
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Walter Winchell
Winchell
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
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Roosevelt
Robert H. Jackson
Harry Hopkins
Democratic Party
Frank Murphy
Michigan
America
Thomas Gardiner Corcoran
Walter
Moment of Infamy and U S Role in United Nations
A reflection on the United Nations expulsion of Nationalist China as a moment of infamy shared by Chiang Kai-shek and the United States. It condemns the proffered admission of Communist China and urges a reassessment of America's financial support and leadership in the UN. The piece notes Cho Szu-kai's departure and calls for a firm U S stance to protect integrity and history.
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U.S
George Bush
China
United Nations
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Bush
Cho Sgu-kai
General Assembly
Peking
Canada seeks new balance after distancing from U S alliance
The piece notes Prime Minister Trudeau's push to diversify away from the U S postwar link by pursuing ties with the Soviet Union and China, while U S actions under Nixon raise concerns of isolationism. It argues the estrangement harms both nations and hopes for renewed amity.
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Pierre Trudeau
Canada
United States
Soviet Union
China
Aleksei Kosygin
Ottawa
Havana
Trudeau
Nixon
U.S
Mindszenty Finds Home in Vienna Priests’ Center
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty, who spent 15 years in asylum at the American embassy in Budapest, has moved to Pazmaneum in Vienna a three room apartment near Hungary. The 79 year old prelate chose the house for its Hungarian atmosphere and sense of home.
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Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Budapest
Vienna
Hungary
Polish student protest jumper wins asylum in Boston
Wojciech Ostrowski aged 37, who jumped from a Polish fishing ship, was granted asylum in Boston amid fears of retribution for joining a student uprising. The case follows a previous incident where another jumper was dragged back from a Coast Guard cutter.
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Coast Guard
Wojciech Ostrowski
Boston
Thoughts For Today
Faith Moses hid as a newborn for three months to escape the king's edict. The text asserts strength comes from belief in unseen things and that strong convictions precede great actions.
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Moses
James Freeman Clark
Election signs show urban politics backfire in Philadelphia and Cleveland
The piece argues the 1970s New Left failed to fracture the two party system as Frank Rizzo and Ralph Perk won major mayoral contests. It emphasizes the middle class as the true majority and notes blacks are diverse in political views, not a monolithic bloc. It closes with unrelated trivia about the U.S. Soldiers' Home and cheese consumption.
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Washington
New Left
Central
Europe
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Frank Rizzo
Thacher Longstreth
Ralph Perk
Carl Stokes
ORSA Panel Finds Serious Flaws in ABM Debate Analyses
A six member ORSA panel chaired by Thomas E. Caywood faulted ABM testimony by Jer ome Weisner George Rathjens and Stephen Weinstein for omissions misrepresentations and methodological abuses. The report questioned the validity of calculations used to support anti ballistic missile positions.
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Thomas E. Caywood
ORSA
Howard M. Berger
Xerox
Rathjens
Wohlstetter
Scientific disputes over ABM critique and defense chief
The piece details findings that Weisner Rathjens and Weinberg misused source material in ABM studies linked to Senator Kennedy. Dr Rathjens accuses Herbert Berger of personal bias, while Berger rebuts, asserting the ORSA report is solid. The text frames the dispute as a public warning about the ABM debate and scientific integrity.
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Washington
Amchitka
ORSA
Operations Research Society of America
Defense Department
John S. Foster
Weisner
Rathjens
Weinberg
Pentagon
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Dr. Rathjens
Herbert Berger
Dr. Berger
Homecoming candidates and community events at Fort Sill Indian School
Yesteryears features list Homecoming queen candidates Carol Naha Katherine Walker and Shirley Towne at Fort Sill Indian School. It notes women and men organizing church events and club activities in Lawton area with a 27-0 Lawton Wolverines victory over Duncan Demons.
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Carol Naha
Katherine Walker
Shirley Towne
Fort Sill Indian School
Sue Anderson
Judy English
Susan Blubaugh
Dave Marvel
Visitation
Eva Doty
LaVerne Doty
Oklahoma City
George Page
Jack Carrel
L. Hansen
Triple Four
W. H. Stanton
Lawton Wolverines
Duncan Demons
Peruvians dunk picarones in caramel spiced with anise
Germans savor fastnachts or jelly-filled Berliner pfannkuchen with coffee as both nations enjoy traditional pastries.
Mirror of the Mind on talky wives and personal growth
The piece discusses whether a writer wife is more talkative and how a talkative partner may enhance companionship. It notes children test themselves through competition and urges adults to model spirited play and aim for personal victories. It cautions against dismissing lost chances and settling for the status quo.
Horoscope for Wednesday November 10 1971 by signs
Daily guidance for each zodiac sign with cautions on tact and cooperation. Notable insights urge careful planning, diverse approaches, and maintaining poise. highlights include Mars Mercury and Jupiter influences and a brief note on famous birthdates for Oliver Goldsmith Winston Churchill William Hogarth and Richard Burton.
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Scorpio
Oliver Goldsmith
Winston Churchill
William Hogarth
Richard Burton
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