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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1972
Page
8
A columnist argues that Democratic leftists push for realignment to purge impurity from parties. The piece warns realignment would end toleration, provoke constant confrontations, and undermine the two party system by demanding absolute certainty on every issue.
An interim plan by Chief Justice Warren Burger's panel seeks a revolving federal appeal court to screen petitions and resolve conflicts among circuits. A rival by Judge Haynsworth would create an Intermediate Supreme Court for criminal cases to end endless habeas appeals, potentially trimming Supreme Court caseload.
ALPA directors meet in Las Vegas to propose boycotts against nations failing to extradite hijackers and to press for stronger anti hijack measures. They call for more federal air marshals and direct talks with Cuba while ICAO delays action amid global opposition and geopolitics.
Rudolf Frim, renowned for scores like Rose Marie and Firefly, died at 92 after a long career in Hollywood. He left Broadway in 1934 and spent nearly four decades composing with the belief that opera t tas needed the necessary ingredients.
A compact reflection contrasts Romans 2 14 with Calvin Coolidge asserting laws require more than majority will. It frames natural virtue and enduring righteousness as foundations for just governance.
Higher education institutions offer aging courses but many people expect to pass on enrolling due to prior knowledge. The piece notes skepticism about usefulness and contrasts with a test of memory by searching a telephone directory.
John Chamberlain argues that government pressure on private colleges to diversify threatens independent schools like Hillsdale and Rockford. He notes HEW and Nixon actions, cites Columbia and Princeton cases, and warns quotas undermine scholarship and hiring standards.
Washington writes that Nixon followed LBJ’s broad welfare era while carving a center path amid left and right currents in 1960s politics. The piece traces FDR to Kennedy era swings, LBJ’s landslide, McGovern’s 1968 bid, and Nixon’s appeal on the LBJ program, claiming he won on the previous administration’s footing.
Yesteryears Don Pope announces at Central Junior High School awards assembly. Rep. Jim Taliaferro named chairman of the State revenue and taxation committee. Lillie Mae Frazier hosts Lawton chapter National Secretaries chili supper. Delores Priddy chosen prettiest girl and Howard Waggoner ugliest man at Cameron College Commerce Club box supper. Bernice Wallace presides over Socialaires Club at E. E. Stewart home. Clarence Harrison leads Sterling Schools hot lunch program. Peggy Stephens accepted for training in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. Allen and Grace twins born at Southwestern Hospital. Fort Sill women make 1 000 surgical dressings daily for war effort.
The piece contrasts child patients with adults in medical care, noting children often obey doctors while adults face delayed healing. It discusses potential dictators in everyday roles, from service staff to spouses, and highlights the stronger perceived importance a wife places on her partner’s attention.
A series of brief factual questions and answers cover topics from U.N. membership symbolism and the congressional baseball game to Mercury’s liquid state and perpetual motion queries. It notes Arnold Palmer as Masters four time winner and cites the 1960 clergy members in Congress.
Wednesday horoscope lists daily outlooks for each sign from Aries to Pisces with guidance on decisions, effort, and timing. It notes Scorpio Sagittarius cusp births and highlights Mary Ann Cross and Geraldine Page as notable birthdate mentions.
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