Lawton Constitution Leadership and Contact Details
The Lawton Constitution lists Ned Shepler as publisher and associates Bill F Bentley May B Shepler Shirley Shepler Bentley as secretary, Donald S Bentley as treasurer, with Ted Ralston, W. H. Sullivan, Alfred Wallace and W. D. Hargraves as managing editor and department heads. It notes affiliations with press associations and the audit bureau, plus a general dial for all departments.
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Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler Bentley
Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Mills Eyes Speaker Bid amid Wall Street Backing
Washington report profiles Wilbur Mills of Arkansas Harvard Law School as a powerful Ways and Means chair who seeks 1973 Speaker run. He builds national support by courting industrialists and financiers while courting speculation of Dixie conservative loyalties and party control.
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Lyndon Johnson
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America
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LBJ
Dixie
House of Representatives
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Hale Boggs
New Orleans
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Boggs
ICU
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GOP
Federal Windfall Prompts Calls for City Spending Reform
A city advisory panel should earmark new federal revenue sharing for major street improvements and establish a full time engineering department. With traffic congestion rising and streets deteriorating, the city must balance remaining bond work with future public facilities and personnel needs.
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Special Citizens’ Committee
Insurance firms pledge wider auto coverage nationwide
Twenty four leading insurers signed a plan at the National Association of Insurance Agents meeting in New York to broaden automobile insurance availability. They advocate flexible rate structures to cover less desirable risks and speedier claims while seeking federal state and local support to reduce high risk factors.
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National Association of Insurance Agents
New York
Gift idea: Assyrian Dictionary Volume L from U Chicago
A milestone in Assyriology, Volume L of the Assyrian Dictionary, in its 50th year of preparation at the University of Chicago, is due this fall with 1,250 copies. The project, involving 60 scholars across America and Europe, traces 4500-year-old Babylonian and Assyrian word usage.
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University of Chicago
Thoughts for Today Quotes on Endurance and Character
A faith and motivational snippet mixes Romans 5 3 4 with Henry Ford on life as a series of experiences. The passage links suffering to endurance and character and frames setbacks as aids in personal progress.
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Henry Ford
Meany Abel Clash Signals Meany Victory at Las Vegas
At the USW convention in Las Vegas Ernest Cunco Meany and I W Abel scored a political blow to McGovern forces. The Meany Abel endorsement defeated McGovern alignment and heightened tensions with party loyalty battles shaping the Labor movement.
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POW release risks broad political backlash in U S
John Chamberlain argues Hanoi's release of three American POWs is a political trap to sway voters. He contends the move humiliates the U S and could backfire as families seek clear answers about missing prisoners and the fate of 1 200 Americans listed as missing in action. He warns POWs to avoid political commentary.
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South Vietnam
the Bulge
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Indochina
Cora Weirs
David Dellinger
William Sloane Coffin
Thailand
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Moscow
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Siagon
Eias
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Nixon
Cora Wiesses
David Dellingers
Tulsa State Fair junior Hereford show honors awarded
Allen McCune Cameron College student led top honors in a junior Hereford show at the Tulsa State Fair. Judy English elected president of Girl Scout Troop 436 at a meeting at Mrs. Weldon D. Vaughn’s home. The Lewis family holds a reunion in Walters. Emerson School fourth graders toured Mead's bakery with Mrs. Buddy Carothers and Mrs. Furman Lowry. Maurita Green spoke to the IBEW Auxiliary. Carolyn Bryan elected president of the Junior Deb Club. Dr. C. S. Hickman called to Army as captain. Mrs. Lillian Rogers visits Cache from Geronimo. Stitch-a-little Club hosted by Mrs. Donald Gaylord. Dr. Charles Green and wife welcomed a daughter born in Indianapolis.
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Allen McCune
Cameron College
Judy English
Weldon D. Vaughn
John Lewis
Walters
Buddy Carothers
Furman Lowry
Emerson School
Mead’s Bakery
Maurita Green
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Auxiliary
Carolyn Bryan
C. S. Hickman
Lawton
Lillian Rogers
Geronimo
Cache
Donald Gaylord
Charles Green
Indianapolis
Mirror of the mind and advice on love and sleep
A reflective piece discusses whether marriage can block love, urges delaying marriage until love develops, and warns against rushing into relationships. It also covers a child’s need for sleep to ensure health and self confidence. It ends with a note on con artists and cautious scrutiny to avoid scams.
First White House birth goes to James Madison Randolph
The first child born in the White House was James Madison Randolph, grandson of Thomas Jefferson, in 1806. The quiz also notes fur lined cheek pouches in gophers, the femur as the longest human bone, the Dodgers pioneering batting helmets in 1941, the 1924 Chamonix Winter Olympics, the hind legs of frogs as edible, Jesus’ first miracle changing water to wine, and the edible scallop muscle.
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White House
James Madison Randolph
Thomas Jefferson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Horoscope for Tuesday October 10 1972 Aries to Pisces
Daily zodiac guidance notes favorable cooperation for Aries and Taurus adjust plans to avoid delays Gemini urged to act Virgo cautions about romance Libra teamwork boosts results Scorpio avoid quarrels Sagittarius effort rewarded Capricorn face obstacles with calm Aquarius add a unique element Pisces study details before agreeing. Birthdate notes Helen Hayes and Giuseppe Verdi are referenced.
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Aries
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