Local Newspaper Front List of 1919-67 Publications
The fragment outlines an Oklahoma press context with Lawton Constitution affiliations. Mentions Mena of the Okignome Press Association and Southers Newspaner in association with the TM eCon Publisher network. Includes DIAL department contact and Audit Bureau of Circulations membership. Associated Press noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mena
The
Okignome Press Association
Southers Newspaner A ™ eCon Newspaper Publishers Association
Washington Report Daniel Schorr is Harassed
The piece criticizes the Nixon administration for pressuring Daniel Schorr with an FBI inquiry over alleged bias. It argues the investigation violated privacy and constitutional norms, comparing it to an unconstitutional harassment and an intrusion into a journalist’s life for critical reporting.
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Washington Report
Daniel Schorr
Frederick V. Malek
Schorr
Malek
Ziegler
FBI
Ron Ziegler
Nixon
George Meany
Afl-Cio
White House
Thanksgiving Day a special national holiday with deep roots
A look at public holidays shows Thanksgiving shares its date with New Year s Day Independence Day Labor Day and Christmas. It notes how Thanksgiving has endured changes and remains a unique observance rooted in history while urging reflection on blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Almanac
Lincoln
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New World
Friends of FBI back study and defense group support
The Americans for Effective Law Enforcement led by Jay A Parker funds a 70000 study defending the FBI as safeguarding the public from militant aims. AELE and allies oppose dissident efforts and urge preservation of the FBI’s criminal and security roles as vital to national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americans For Effective Law Enforcement
Jay A. Parker
FBI
AELE
Princeton
Chicago
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLE
ACLU
United States
Tom
Hoover
Parker
Friends of the
Medicaid expansion for children under 21 begins now
Congress authorized preventive Medicaid services for poor children under six and all persons under 21 by 1973. The Health, Education and Welfare Department issued rules requiring states to provide medical screening and treatment to poor children. States may struggle with the funding needed for all disadvantaged claimants under 21.
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Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Middle class anger over welfare and taxation debate
A letter from Mrs. Ellis Shorb of Asheville argues the middle class bears the tax burden while government generosity goes to the wealthy and poor alike. The piece cites rising private school tuition and a New York welfare hotel eviction ruling as examples, warning politicians including Nixon and Democratic hopefuls to heed public frustration.
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Washington
United Welfare States
Ellis Shorb
Asheville
N. C
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
Supreme Court
James J. Leff
Richard Nixon
Oklahoma Campaigns Face Public Speaking Gaps
Oklahoma figures Fred Harris aims to cover campaign deficits by public talks while some audiences pay for content. OU football players focus on Nebraska game avoiding thoughts of OSU. State Rep. Ken Nance seeks inquiry into Blue Cross and hopes hospitalization won’t be needed. Secretary Rogers may run for Senate and leverage swift handling of a petition.
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Fred Harris
O. U
Nebraska
OSU
Ken Nance
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Blue Cross
John Rogers
U.S
Professors, public life, and the need for informed policy
A Dartmouth senior prompts reflection on how colleges shape public thought. The essay argues U.S. civilians should decide military matters, yet universities fail to produce informed opinion on world affairs and international risk. The author cites East Asia volatility and Vietnam era decisions as proof of the gap.
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Columbia
New England
Walter Bagehot
United States
Dartmouth
Washington
East Asia
Pacific
China
North Korea
North Vietnam
Indonesia
Sukarno
Asia
Japan
Philippines
India
Australia
Walt Rostow
Vietnam
Thanksgiving events and local notes from Lawton area
LeRoy Leister serves as general chairman of the state checker journey in Lawton. Sixth grade pupils from Cleveland School attend a Thanksgiving assembly presented by Mrs. Mary Beth Altizer and Mrs. Joanne Melander. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lawrance visit Dallas relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar N. Reece visit. Lacy films It's a Wonderful Life for Presbyterian Church Men's Club supper. S. N. Downs Jr. presides at a Beta Mu Chapter meeting of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority. Ted Beauchamp purchases the Indiahoma telephone exchange from M. L. McGuire family. Marie Shadid spends Thanksgiving in Mangum. George Cash treated at Angus Hospital for crochet needle injury.
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LeRoy Leister
Lawton
Mary Beth Altizer
Joanne Melander
Cleveland School
Allen Lawrance
Dallas
Oscar N. Reece . Lacy
Presbyterian Church Men's Club
S. N. Downs Jr
Beta Mu
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Ego Ted Beauchamp
Indiahoma Telephone Exchange
M. L. McGuire
Marie Shadid
Mangum
George Cash
Angus Hospital
O S A Q Quiz Highlights National Knowledge Roundup
A South American country named for a famous Italian city is Venezuela meaning little Venice. The campaign phrase The March of Dimes is attributed to Eddie Cantor. The petrel bird is linked to Saint Peter with the name meaning Little Peter. The chinook is the warm dry wind descending from the Rocky Mountains to the plains in winter and early spring.
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South America
Venezuela
Venice
Eddie Cantor
St. Peter
Petrel
Little Peter
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Mirrored Mind Lessons On Motivation And Family Signals
The piece highlights how a single encouraging message can spark peak performance as shown by John Blondy Ryan's 1933 Giants boost. It also warns that slow responses between spouses signal cooling relations and that harsh parenting deprives children of viewing others as complete people.
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John “Blondy” Ryan
New York Giants
Ryan
Giants
Horoscope for Friday November 26 1971 Aries to Pisces
Read your Friday 26 November 1971 horoscope covering all signs from Aries to Pisces. It notes dependability for Aries, cautious Taurus, strong Mercury favor for Gemini, and guidance on personal growth for Leo and Virgo among others. It also mentions artists born today like Robert singer actor and Alan King and Robert Singer.
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Aries
Robert Singer
Alan King
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Crlotone
Ned Shepler
Ernest Cuneo
Ronald L. Ziegler
Executive Department
William Butler Yeats
Andrew Tully
Oklahoma
Jeffrey Hart
Yesteryears
Constitution
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
By Frances Drake
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Leo
Scorpio
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Aquarius
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