Lawton Constitution Imprint of Evening Edition
The Lawton Constitution lists staff and affiliations including Vice President Editor and Publisher See of Se Ctieme en Lendon and members Shirley Shepler May B Shepler Donald S Bentley Ted Ralston Bee Wm H Sullivan Alfred Wallace. The publication notes are tied to Lawton Oklahoma and affiliated associations like the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the Associated Press.
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Bill F. Bentley
Shirley Shepler
B May B. Shepler
Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Nixon veto upheld as Congress urged to act on minimum wage
The House sustained President Nixon's veto for the sixth time this year and he urged a new minimum wage bill aligned with living costs and inflation control. Rep. Dent, leading the subcommittee, pledged no bill reducing teenage wages. he argued for higher pay for youths while learning, despite employer costs. The piece notes many students are Mormons preparing for foreign missions.
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Nixon
House
Congress
John H. Dent
Education and Labor
Black City Mayors Rise Across Major Urban Areas
The piece notes Atlanta Detroit and Los Angeles moving toward black mayors amid rising Black populations in major cities. It cites Newark Philadelphia Baltimore Cleveland Gary and Richmond as examples and highlights potential political social and suburban shifts. Maynard Jackson and Moon Landrieu are mentioned in context with Democratic gains.
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Washington
Atlanta
Detroit
Los Angeles
U.S
New York City
Deep South
New Jersey
Newark
Kenneth Gibson
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Ohio
Carl Stokes
Gary
Ind
Richmond
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Birmingham
Ala
Maynard Jackson
Moon Landrieu
Immunity Debate: Yale Professor Sees VP Indictment Hurdle
Yale law expert Alexander Bickel argues the Vice President cannot be indicted before impeachment due to constitutional succession rules. He contends the VP’s place is fixed until amendment, making removal only by process or possible later indictment after a presidential transition. The debate centers on practicalities and whether courts will rule on precedence.
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Washington
Agnew
Supreme Court
U.S
Alexander Bickel
Yale
Bickel
University of Chicago
Philip Kurland
Kurland
Congress
Buckley Attacks Chilean Democracy Fraud Claims
William F Buckley Jr slams reports of mass executions in Chile under Allende as implausible and argues the democratic socialist regime was a fraud. He contrasts leftist defense of revolutionaries with a cautious stance toward counterrevolutionaries and questions the moral consistency of proffered witness accounts.
Oklahoma Notes Echoing National Debates on Democracy and Power
A reflective column critiques U S political dynamics including inflation and authoritarian temptations abroad and at home. It weighs Chilean and Latin American trajectories, cites Sirica jail risks, and warns democracy is fragile as public leaders face demagogic pressures. Local notes cover Wiley W. Cox in Oklahoma City, Assessor Paden and deputies, Welch Oil’s grand opening, and community events.
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Sirica
Chile
Portugal
Spain
Wiley W. Cox
Lawton
Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Oklahoma City
Lester O. Paden
Mary Jo Lane
Elsie Vaughan
Comanche County
Welch Oil Co
Second and Lee
100 Year Old Guide On Vice President Agnew Impeachment Precedent
A century old guide and aides to Vice President Agnew argue for a precedent that impeachment cannot apply to acts committed before taking office. They cite Schuyler Colfax and Aaron Burr as examples where charges arose from pre tenure conduct. The discussion suggests Agnew need not resign.
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Agnew
Spiro Agnew
J. March Thomson
Schuyler Colfax
Grant
Colfax
Credit Mobilier of America
House of Representatives
House
Credit Mobilier
Union Pacific
California
Barber
House Post Office Committee
Baltimore
Aaron Burr
Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Palisades
Hudson
Washinon
Senate
Samuel Chase
Burr
New Jersey
Hamilton
United States
Thoughts For Today From Webster on Immortality
Reflection on virtue and selflessness noting that a man gains immortality through acts for others rather than deeds toward himself. It frames generosity as the path to lasting remembrance attributed to Daniel Webster.
Mirror Mind and Marriage Insights on Understanding
The piece argues that arguing preserves self doubt in some people and stresses the need for verbal and emotional understanding in marriage. It asserts all children should grow up with equal growth, and an adopted person remains connected to adoptive parents. It cites Colette Taube Dywasuk on adoption and loving parental bonds.
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Colette Taube Dywasuk
Harper and Row
Auctioneer as a broker of fate and folly
A compact meditation on auctions and human vanity. The speaker riffs that an auctioneer’s hammer proclaims a deal while exposing the folly and bravado of bidders and the crowd, suggesting greed and performance under the gaze of the room.
Horoscope for Wednesday October 3 1973
Zodiac forecast for Wednesday October 3 1973 lists Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Scorpio Sagittarius and more. It advises shifts in plans and urges caution against impulsive actions while encouraging persistence and fresh starts for those born under these signs.
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Wm. H. Sullivan
Alfred Wallace
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Associated Press
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Bruce Bioss At
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William F. Buckley Jr
Miami
National Stadium
Santiago
Chou En-lai
Mao Tse-tung
Minns
Mexico City
Cuba
United National
London Economist
Salvador Allende
Allende
Juan Peron
Peron
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
Ed Edmundson
Weimar
Yesteryears
Constitution
Ronnie Hagler
Karen Nowlin
Joe Stuckey
Chattanooga
Iowa Park
Bill Cox
Carolyn Hunt Club
R. Louis Yarmuk
Frank Cagle
North Africa
Columbus
Patton
Daniel Webster
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
Sir David Eccles
Ambrose Bierce
Aries
Taurus
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