Lawton Constitution Local Notices Summary
The Lawton Constitution notices mention general newspaper staff and contact details including publisher Ned Shepler and departments phone number 353 0620. It lists staff members Bill Bentley Shirley Shepler Donald Benth Ted Ralston and others with publication details 1919 1967.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Shirley Shepler
Donald S. Benth
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargrave
Washington Report On 105 Soviet Spies In Britain
The piece discusses a British disclosure of 105 Soviet spies, sourced from a Soviet defector, and questions the extent of espionage, its implications for SALT talks, and the stance of isolationists and Washington on security. It notes skepticism toward détente and hints at deeper fears of Soviet penetration in the United States.
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Plex
Great Britain
United States
Washington
Soviet Union
Senate
Battle for Public Lands in United States Across States
The piece traces public land ownership in states like Alaska Idaho Nevada and Utah where government holds over 60 percent, while in other states ownership ranges from 40 to 50 percent or under 10 percent. It notes submarginal land, private tenancy on public lands, and a House Interior Committee clash between commercial use and environmental prioritization led by lawmakers Aspinall and Saylor. The article frames a 300 year battle between development and recreation with a call for broad public use as land grows scarcer.
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Alaska
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Oregon
California
Wyoming
Arizona
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Arkanda
House Interior Committee
Wayne N. Aspinall
Colorado
John P. Saylor
Illinois seals landmark auto insurance bankruptcy safeguard
A quiet Illinois law requires fire and casualty insurers to place cash and securities in a security deposit to back policyholder claims. The rule targets guaranty funds, helps monitor insurers finances, and could save insured drivers millions annually if adopted nationwide.
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Illinois
Department of Transportation
Undersea Microscope Tracks Marine Life Privacy
An undersea microscope devised by the Institute helps study sea life and pollution effects, revealing how marine creatures may lose privacy under observation.
Thoughts For Today Verse Reflection On Wealth And Work
Brief inspirational note citing Ecclesiastes 5 19 about wealth wealth and power to enjoy them and accepting one s lot. It emphasizes that work is a gift and not a curse and invites contemplation of toil as a divine prerogative.
Noted Addict Describes Bank Robbery Case And Prison
The author recounts a life of addiction and crime leading to a 99 year prison term after a foiled bank robbery. He details health scares, family strain, and an anti narcotics plea while urging prevention and organized crime fight. The piece ends with a note on his family’s improved situation back home.
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Walking Dead
the Walking Dead
Air Force
Oklahoma
Dope
Pearl Harbor
America
Nixon's global strategy and the Suez risk analyzed
The piece critiques Nixon’s plan to pressure nations on Vietnam oil and Suez policy. It views Fed decisions, red‑dog tactics, and international maneuvers as a high‑stakes bid to curb Peking, Tokyo, and Moscow while balancing allies. It warns of Soviet aims in the Mediterranean, Algeria, and India Ocean, with long‑term fears if giants seek their own peace.
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Egypt
Rogers
Suez Canal
Nixon
Peking
Hanoi
Suez
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
West Berlin
Western Europe
Persian Gulf
Algeria
U.S
Northern Ireland
America
Britain
Bernadette Devlin
Ireland
Londonderry
Belfast
Free World
Bernadette
Russia
Mirror of the Mind on father child trust and inquiry
A father should reassure a child that any question is welcome and answered. If the father pretends to know all, friction may emerge when the truth is uncovered. The key is to teach that esteem is lost by not wanting to know rather than by not knowing.
Oklahoma 19 year olds face no draft deferments for voting
In Oklahoma the draft does not grant deferments for 19 year olds who stay home to exercise their new voting rights. The behavior implies eligibility rules apply regardless of civic participation.
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Oklahoma
Hereford steer champion at Tulsa State Fair
Yesteryears recalls Ronald Lodes of Lawton FFA displaying the champion Hereford steer at the Tulsa State Fair ten years ago. Calvin Kilgore joins University of Oklahoma Junior High chapter of Future Homemakers of America.
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Constitution Files
Ronald Lodes
Lawton Ffa
Tulsa
Calvin Kilgore
University of Oklahoma
Future Homemakers of America
Horoscope for Tuesday October 5 1971 Aries to Pisces
Your readers note a broad astrological forecast for October 5 1971 covering Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces. It highlights gains in realty restraint in enthusiasm and the need to focus on a single objective for career success. You born today are highly intuitive versatile and perceptive with potential in writing medicine or interior design.
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Walking Dead Alive
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