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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1973
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution published evenings lists its Lewton Oklahoma base at Third and A Avenue with Ned Shepler as publisher and Werber as editor and publisher. The note describes AP affiliation, circulation auditing, correction policy, and error handling guidelines for the paper.
The Supreme Court kept the 5 to 4 standard allowing local communities to determine obscenity in books films and magazines. Justices Douglas Marshall and Brennan dissented arguing against police driven controls. Amid a surge of material deemed obscene communities now hold power to curb such content. Farm prices in October fell 4 percent raising hopes for grocery costs and signaling broader price impacts through harvest.
Column argues against Nixon resignation amid turbulent Washington politics. Cites Speaker Carl Albert as potential successor, warns of detente disruption, and critiques media influence.Expresses hope Nixon finishes term, rejects banana republic comparisons, and urges Nixon to endure.
The author condemns Brig. Gen. (Ret.) S. L. A. Marshall Richardson and Cox for pressuring policy at a critical hour. It contrasts their claimed integrity with perceived self serving actions affecting national security and the republic’s welfare. The piece questions honor and the impact on the nation and its people.
William F. Buckley Jr argues that a total U S embargo would hurt Arabs and that as oil shortages bite the public will blame foreign policy. He questions Western Europe’s alliances, notes Israel’s support, and warns that collective deterrence and an embargo could reshape power dynamics and threaten allies.
Ten and twenty and thirty years ago local schools, clubs, and residents are noted. Honor Society hosts a tea for faculty. Square Toppers elect co-presidents. Junior Miss Club meets. Education Week attendance. a school play in Emerson. metal drive in Geronimo. service member assigned to Keesler Field. a birthday party for Jackie Reynolds.
Dr Paul Dudley White a leading heart disease specialist and international authority died recently at Massachusetts General Hospital. He warned that death from heart attack is man’s will, not God’s, and had retired seven years beyond his planned time. President Nixon paid tribute calling him a model of medical and public service.
The saying notes loyalty as a golden element that can cover many weaknesses. It reflects Armour's view of loyalty's value in leadership and industry.
A reflective piece questions how noise affects star athletes in major sports and notes the impact of crowd silence on players’ focus. It touches on parental and societal pressures in child rearing, highlighting tension with feminist movements.
A Dunklin Democrat cartoon caption laments inflation and the Nixon administration's promised inflation stop. It jokes that readers believe they can still buy $10 worth of groceries for $10, highlighting changing times and skepticism about economic promises.
Daily zodiac guidance hints at caution and focus. Aries should avoid overconfidence while Taurus ties loose ends and stays routine. Cancer reconsider strategies, Libra observe, Scorpio leverage early gains, Sagittarius push balanced effort, Capricorn avoid overreaching, Aquarius prepare, Pisces avoid frivolous detours. BornToday highlights energy and leadership with literary and theatrical avenues.
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