Lawton Constitution Office Contact Details
The Lawton Constitution listing shows publishing schedule evenings from Monday through Friday at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma with Ned Shepler as publisher and editor and publisher, and roles including vice president treasurer managing editor advertising director and mechanical superintendent. It notes membership in regional press associations and a generic dial contact 353-0620.
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Third and A Avenue
Lawton
Okienome
Muskie’s Decline in 1972 Campaign Stirs Debate
Washington report argues Senator Ed Muskie of Maine has peaked early in the 1972 race, with critics blaming his centrism and shifting stances. Polls show Nixon ahead by eight points and George Wallace risk. Muskie advisers are urged to rethink strategy.
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Washington
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Kennedy
Middle West
Ted Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Democratic Party
Courageous Black Leaders Speak Honest Truths
The piece lauds Charles Evers and James Farmer for resisting pressure from both white liberals and black militants. It argues American Blacks are educated and influential, and it praises leaders who speak honestly about political realities. It urges more black and white americans to act with courage and honesty.
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America
Charles Evers
Muskie
Evers
Fayette, Miss
Mississippi
Uncle Tom
James Farmer
Angela Davis
Communist Party
Farmer
Busing Issue Dominates Desegregation Debate in Congress
A debate over mandatory busing as a desegregation tool surged in the House while a $1.5 billion emergency school aid bill awaited passage. A Gallup poll showed strong national opposition to busing for racial balance, with blacks split and whites largely opposed. President Nixon backs the amendment to bar busing, reflecting broader family concerns about sending children away from their home schools.
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Nixon
Gallup
South
East
Midwest
Edmund Muskie
Standardized auto repair rates gain traction in Italy
Repair shops voluntarily adopt a code of modest rates, pushed by consumer groups and media campaigns. Garages advertise compliance and attract customers, aiding residents and tourists by reducing price shocks at repair.
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Italy
Thoughts For Today Proverb and Quote
A daily reflection cites II Corinthians 9 6 about sowing sparingly and reaping sparingly and generously. It adds Otto von Bismarcks measure of greatness through noble intent humane action and restrained success.
B-1 Bomber Redefines Future Warfare Strategy
In a tour of a North American Rockwell mock-up the B-1 long range bomber is hailed as a rapid, terrain hugging craft with no tail gunner. The piece argues for manned bombers as essential in a nuclear age, touting its speed, survivability, and versatility against ABM defenses and missile threats.
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Los Angeles
Rockwell
Eddie Rickenbacker
Atomic Energy Commission
Amchitka Island
Alaska
Rickover
North Dakota Prairie
Minot
Pentagon
Congress
White House
Mirror of the Mind on Irritation and Wit in Life
The piece explores how parents can handle a irritant child by learning causes and adjusting behavior. It discusses fame versus true value citing Lefty Gomez and notes romance can aid a sensible dieter while personal issues shape outcomes for others.
Yesteryears from the Constitution Files
Ten year to 30 year past notes recap Lawton Kiwanis charter honorees and University of Oklahoma committees. Scout mentions include Lawton and Temple church leadership changes, school faculty moves, and local civic club activities.
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Constitution
Joe Peller
Joe Porter
FE. L. Richardson
Ned Shepler
Lawton Kiwanis Club
David Pauling
H. Allan Thompson
University of Oklahoma
China’s Revolution Mystery Deepens at United Nations
China's leadership ambiguity prompts questions about who actually rules in Peking as Lin Piao falls from favor and military power expands. Chou En-lai likely heads foreign policy with strong army influence, while Mao Tse-tung's role wanes amid a drift toward regional warlords and shifting factions.
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United Nations
N. Y
Peking
Chou En-lai
Mao Tse-tung
Chou
China
Communist Party
Lin Piao
Mao Tsetung
Lin
Communist Politburo
Mao
Horoscope for Tuesday November 16 1971 Aries to Pisces
The reading outlines daily guidance for each sun sign, urging careful planning, tempering brilliance with kindness, and avoiding rash actions. It highlights personal growth, finances, relationships, and potential talents in law, statesmanship, music, literature, or business. Born today: Albero Domenico, Italian composer.
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Alabona Domenico
Ital
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