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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1977
Page
10
Freedom in Our Hands by William G Mullen
National Newspaper Week marks how a ten to fifteen cent paper binds Americans to the world while upholding press freedom. The piece argues freedom of the press is a responsibility not a right alone, contrasting U.S. openness with global censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Mullen
National Newspaper Association
National Newspaper Week
America
Zaire
Congress
State Capitol
Middle East
Africa
Vietnam
Europe
Asia
South America
The Strange Ways Of Andy Young
An article notes quotes about Vietnam refugees and U N remarks by Andrew Young and critiques U S policy. It references 15000 flee to the United States, a refugee from South Vietnam, and a Times of London editorial criticizing press on refugee deaths at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Young
Vietnam
U.S
Red Handi
South Vietnam
San Francisco
Young
U.N
Andrew Young
Red Vietnam
United States
Carter-Young
Times of London
Times
High Seas
Critics rail at Andy Young’s foreign policy stance
A speaker in Los Angeles denounces Young for defending illegal immigration and undermining U.S. policy. The critique accuses Young of praising dictators, defending Communist Cuba, and undermining Carter’s White House leadership, urging awareness of his loyalties and influence.
Time of Troubles for President Carter
The article argues Jimmy Carter is in a prolonged Time of Troubles from the Bert Lance affair onward. It contrasts his lack of legislative experience with FDR, LBJ, Truman, and Kennedy, noting ongoing clashes with Congress, economic woes, and policy battles that define his presidency and the nation’s challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Jimmy Carter
Arnold Toynbee
America
China
Mr. Carter
Bert Lance
Lance
Allan Bakke
Congress
Harry Truman
John Kennedy
Carter
Truman
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Johnson
Carter Faces Congressional Pressure in Time of Troubles
Max Lerner argues Carter’s crises stem from Congress and public opinion. He notes the split between voter world views and party majorities, with independents shaping decisions. The piece highlights how leadership must navigate conservative pressures on abortion, defense, energy, and lobbying by oil and gas interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
Mr. Carter
Congress
Carter policy called moral insanity in foreign plan
The piece condemns the Carter administration’s foreign policy, arguing it betrays U.S. geopolitical strength. It warns of concessions in East Asia and the Middle East, including Taiwan, Korea, Israel, and the West Bank, urging tough defenses and opposing a Marxist state on the Jordan. It ridicules Brzezinski’s approach and questions Carter’s tactician instincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Europe
Manchuria
Japan
George S. Patton
Prague
Bohemian
Bismarck
Far East
Massachusetts
George McGovern
Taiwan
Formosa Strait
Cyrus Vance
Panama Canal
U.S
South Korea
East Asia
Israel
Middle East
Geneva
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Jordan River
West Bank
Jordan
Syria
Russia
Golan Heights
Sea of Galilee
P.L.O
White House
Oklahoma residents clash over game telecast and fetes
In Oklahoma tensions rise as a purist rejects a closed circuit OU Texas telecast without live pompon girls. Ponca City officials cancel a one cent local sales tax amid debate. State Supreme Court reaffirms legislators are arrestable during sessions and even between sessions. Dewey x rated films pass a Bartlesville jury test as an 86 year old theater operator hopes for more profits showing different fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Bartlesville
Quotes on virtue and improvement by Ruskin and Pens
Two aphorisms attribute to John Ruskin and William Pens. Ruskin notes that many things can be made worse and cheaper by a self. Pens argues that virtue done for its own sake brings praise and reward in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruskin
William Pens
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Hanoi
John Pinkerman
Copley News Service
Los Angeles
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Orient
Andy
State Department
Jimmy
Oval Office
Carter’s
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
F.D.R
L.B.J
Max Lerner
LOS Angeles Times Syndicate
Tip O'Neill
House
Sen
Robert Byrd
King Features Syndicate
Dunagin
Oklahoma
Ponca City
The
State Supreme Court
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