Lawton Oklahoma daily newspaper staff and affiliations
The Lawtorn Constitution published evenings Monday through Friday in Lawton Oklahoma lists Ned Shepler as publisher with a team including Bill Bentley May Shepler Shirley Shepler Bentley and others. Editors include Donald S. Bentley Ted Ralston and W H Sullivan with Alfred Wallace W D Hargraves as editor and publisher. It notes association memberships and a Dial number for departments. The paper is a member of the Oklahoma Press Association the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association and is affiliated with the Associated Press for local news and AP dispatches.
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Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
Alfred Wallace
W. D. Hargraves
The
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Press
Nixon Victory Underlines Ideological Split In 1972 Vote
Washington analysis argues Nixon won 61 percent of the vote while only 56 percent of eligible voters participated, signaling an ideological victory over McGovern. It notes weak coattails, voter apathy, and GOP disappointment with White House strategy amid Watergate and ITT scandals.
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Nixon
America
George McGovern
Democratic Party
George C. Wallace
McGovern
Eisenhower
South
Richard Nixon
House of Representatives
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Sen. McGovern
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Rockies
Nixon’s 1972 Victory Shapes a Divided Mandate
Analysis notes Nixon's landslide presidential win alongside Democratic control of Congress. The piece ponders whether the election signals a national shift or a referendum against McGovern, with questions about party reconstruction, voter blanks in Ohio, and Nixon’s future path through 1976.
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Congress
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Ohio
George McGovern
McGovern
Times
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
California
Richard Milhous Nixon
America
City Hall on Wheels Serves Sunnyvale Residents
Since its launch last March the white and bronze motor home has drawn over 20,000 visitors in Sunnyvale California. People register for city services apply for jobs license bicycles ask about drugs and talk with police officers as the vehicle brings municipal business directly to the public.
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Sunnyvale
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Pompidou favors modern Paris skyline over museum status
Pompidou rejects Paris as a museum. He argues high rise buildings can shape the city’s future when adapted to function and surrounding proportions. He notes progress may divide those who love Paris. The piece also reports a UN vote on anticolonial armed struggle with broad military implications and U S opposition.
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Pompidou
Paris
Thoughts For Today Quote by Victor Hugo
A compact reflection notes that true happiness comes from the belief we are loved for who we are and in spite of our flaws as expressed by Victor Hugo. The idea anchors self worth in unconditional affection rather than perfect virtue.
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Victor Hugo
Counter Culture Blow in Election Analysis
John Chamberlain assesses the 1972 voting pattern. Nixon's reelection paired with ticket splitting, Democrats gaining Senate seats, and Republicans expanding in the South while Democrats shift gains in the North and West. The piece argues the counter culture suffered a setback and notes regional dynamics shaping 1976 prospects.
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George McGovern
Teddy Kennedy
John Connally
Texas
Bella Abzug
Manhattan Island
George Wallace
Alabama
Rep
Odgen Reid
New York
Westchester County
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Harvard
Washington
Henry
Jackson
McGovern
Frank Mankiewicz
Southern
Little Dixie
Sun Belt
Virginia
North Carolina
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Wallace
Connally
Mirror of the Mind on hatred and insecurity in family and animal behavior
The piece argues that animal mistreatment stems from insecurity and fear of rejection. It links parental and spousal tensions to fantasies of self and ambition, suggesting spouses test love by fault finding while children vividly imagine heroic self-images.
Horatio Alger Awards Given by American Schools and Colleges Association
The American Schools and Colleges Association awards honor men who have achieved distinction through hard work imagination honesty and by overcoming tremendous odds in their professions.
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Horatio Alger
American Schools and Colleges Association
Illustrious History of Comfort and Change Across Eras
Dr. Max Rafferty reflects on long term progress toward comfort and civility, noting tobacco abstinence improvements, the abolition of public witch burnings, gladiatorial shows replaced by safer sports, the end of dueling, and the rise of air conditioning transforming living conditions. The piece frames these as blessings illuminating modern life.
Leprosy memory and changing disease fears revisited
A reflective piece contrasts past worries about leprosy with modern science, noting its historical stigma and legal controls. It laments lingering dread of a disease once deemed universally contagious and questions the fate of social action such as lynching in response to fear.
Question and Answer Pair on Historical Figures
A trivia format asks about Alexander the Great's horse Bucephalus and records held by ballet dancer Margot Fonteyn. The reply notes Fonteyn achieved 89 curtain calls after Swan Lake with Rudolf Nureyev, highlighting a notable performance milestone.
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Margot Fonteyne
Rudolf Nureyev
Your Horoscope for Thursday November 16 1972
Aries through Pisces astrological guidance for November 16 1972 advises shifts with restraint and patience. It notes personal strengths and cautions, highlighting potential careers in law governance religion or the arts, and mentions birthday figure Algleona Domenico.
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Aries
Algleona Domenico
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