Lawton Constitution Publisher and Association Affiliations
The Lawton Constitution at Third and A Avenue Lawton lists Ned Shepler as publisher with a 1919 to 1967 span. It notes memberships in the Oklahoma Press Association the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and the Associated Press.
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Lawton
Ned Shepler
Mindszenty Leaves Hungary as Era Ends
The departure of Josef Cardinal Mindszenty from Hungary marks a significant turning point after two decades of staunch anti communist stand. Once a symbol of church resistance allied with the West, his exit signals changing times as eastern Europe seeks new relations with the Vatican and Western powers.
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Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Ris ‘Ghia Camaneain Ued Hen
Eastern
Europe
Mindszenty
Aloysius Stepinac
Yugoslavia
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
Josef Beran
Czechoslovakia
Stepinac
Beran
Cardial Wyszynski
Warsaw
Budapest
Ater
Pope
Mack Tracks Faces Delays Over Kama River Plant Deal
The article outlines two views on Mack Tracks' canceled preliminary contract to build a massive truck factory on the Kama River in the Soviet Union. Mack Tracks blames Nixon Administration delays for a $700 ton contract, while critics say the company balked after daunting Soviet-bureaucratic hurdles and Fiat’s challenges in Russia. The Commerce Department approved $162 million in equipment licenses on August 9, suggesting not all is over.
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Shere
Mack Tracks
Kama River
Soviet Union
Nixon
Mack
Fiat
Ussr
Department of Commerce
Ford
Nixon & Co
Extra Generosity Whose Coolness Costs Future
A reflective note discusses a person whose extreme generosity or stylish poise risks long term consequences. The piece warns that helpful flair can backfire if it drains resources or creates dependency, urging balanced aid and measured judgment.
Washington Report on union polls and economic policy
Washington Bureau reports an AFL-CIO poll on Nixon wage price policy and union membership questions. It notes 62 percent believe a man can work regardless of union status and 4 percent say job access should require union membership.
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Sus
Nixon
Afl-Cio
National
Right To Work Committee
Census Bureau
George Meany
Thoughts on God and wisdom from Psalm and Diderot
A devotional meditation notes Psalm 44 20 21 questions divine knowledge of hearts and asks if forgetting God would reveal hidden secrets. It pairs a Diderot reflection on reading our own hearts with insight into understanding others.
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Denis Diderot
Minocin Breakthrough From Dr Boothe to FDA Approval
The narrative follows Dr Boothe and Marilyn Rose detailing years of testing from 1961 to 1969 on Minocin. It describes early mouse trials, progression to 17 000 patients, FDA approval, and subsequent applications against dysentery psittacosis Rocky Mountain spotted fever and Vibrio comma. Marilyn Rose remains employed at Lederle Laboratories as her life changes. Eleven Western states report record wildlife numbers in 1970.
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Boothe
Marilyn Rose
Lederle Laboratories
Mirror of the Mind concern reflected in stress and therapy need
The fragment discusses being overwhelmed and in need of consultation to cope with emotions. It suggests a person with such concerns seeks professional help or reassurance to calm anger and restore balance. The text implies a therapeutic or reflective approach to mental strain.
Two China policy tests U S resolve at UN funding debate
The piece argues U S financial influence in the UN could be reduced if Ambassador Bush fails to keep Taiwan in the UN. It notes Congressional pressure from Waggoner Crane on cutting back US contributions and mentions bipartisan Senate support around the Buckley faction.
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U.S
Oman
Arabian Peninsula
New York City
East River
Maldive Islands
Qatar
Red
Capitol Hill
Waggoner
Crane
Bush
Taiwan
Nixon
Woodrow Wilson
China
Mao Tse-tune
Wilson
Red China
UN Security Council
Nuclear Club
U.S.S.R
France
Britain
Pape Wre
Duck terms and Declaration signers noted in Q and A
The text defines the male duck as a drake and the young as a duck ling. It also identifies Richard Henry Lee and Francis Lightfoot Lee as the only brothers who signed the Declaration of Independence, in a Q and A style.
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Richard Henry Lee
Francis Lightfoot Lee
Virginia
Kiwanis district governor elected at San Angelo convention
Yesteryears recalls Jay Dee Fountain winning the Kiwanis International district governor post at a San Angelo Texas convention. The piece notes new Altrusa members Mrs Marsha ll Clements and Miss Jo Jennings and Dorothy Adams hosting for the South Central Dental Assistants Society.
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Jay Dee Fountain
Kiwanis International
San Angelo
Tex
Marshall Clements
Jo Jennings
Altrusa Club
Dorothy Adams
South-Central Dental Assistants Society
Horoscope Guide for the Zodiac Signs and Birthdate Note
A long horoscope section outlines monthly trends for Aries through Aquarius with planetary influences and suggestions. It notes strong traits for someone born today like George W. Coble, American novelist, and hints at courage fairness and artistic inclinations amid evolving planetary aspects.
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George W. Coble
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John Chamberlain
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New York
Yesteryears
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Schubert Club
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Delbert Karty
Pleasant Valley
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Walter
W. W. Godlove
Centenary Methodist Church
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E. B. Dunlap
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