Lawton Constitution Listing and Publisher Details
The Lawton Constitution operates evenings Monday through Friday from Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. It lists Ned Shepler as Publisher with Bill Bentley May Shepler Donald S Bentley Stephen F Bentley and Wm H Sullivan as editors. The paper notes affiliations including the Oklahoma Press Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulations with AP content rights.
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Third End A Avenue
Lawton
Oklahoma
Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Homosexuality in Public Life Sparks Legal Debate
Washington Health Services administrator Dr. Howard J. Brown told physicians that he is homosexual and noted other officials with the same orientation. He argued that firing or legal penalties for sexual orientation are unconstitutional and that the state should drop anti homosexual statutes to prevent persecution in the workplace.
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Washington
Howard J. Brown
Brown
Florence
Leonardo da Vinci
War of Attrition reshapes view of six day war
A new official note describes a long war with heavy losses for both sides. Egyptian and Syrian armor gains in Sinai and Golan Heights shift momentum, while air superiority remains with Israel. The struggle now hinges on manpower and potential regional support.
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Israel
Cairo
Mohammed H. Heykal
al Ahram
Sadat
Egypt
Sinai
Suez Canal
Golan Heights
Syria
Greek civilian premier sworn in after 1967 coup
Spyros Markezinis, a 64 year old veteran politician, becomes Greece’s first civilian premier since the 1967 coup and vows an impeccable election with broad participation while barring Communists and royalists. President Papadopoulos remains the power behind the government in a presidential parliamentary republic. Carrie Perry, 85, of Charleston, West Virginia, an independent double amputee, proves resilience and plans to navigate life with two artificial limbs.
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Greece
Spyros Markezinis
Markezinis
George Papadopolous
Papadopolous
Carrie Perry
Charleston
West Virginia
Lady Jane Wellesley Denies Engagement Rumor
Lady Jane Wellesley denies rumors of engagement to Prince Charles, stating she knows him but so do many other young girls. She likens her maneuvering to the skill of her ancestor the Duke of Wellington who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo.
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Prince Charles
England
Lady Jane Wellesley
Jane
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
Waterloo
Thoughts For Today Reflections on Betrayal and Dispute
A collection note features a biblical verse from Luke highlighting betrayal and the disciples debating who among them would betray Jesus. It also includes a Macaulay quote about the value of free discussion in resolving questions, urging thoughtful dialogue.
Groceries Cost Me About Forty Dollars A Foot
A shopper in Seattle jokes about grocery prices by glancing at the length of the receipt. The remark, cited by Red Blanchard in Wallace's Farmer, underscores a humorous take on rising costs.
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Red Blanchard
Wallace
Seattle
Populist Theme Surges in Southern and Western Politics
The piece traces a Populist current extending from Bryan era Greenbacks to modern Southern and Western states. It links Eddie Harris and Henry Howell to populist tax reform and opposition to rich interests, while noting Virginia's Godwin race and fallout from Watergate and Chappaquiddick. It forecasts rising populist currents if Godwin falters.
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Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Harris
Virginia
Henry Howell
Mills Godwin
Howell
Harry Byrder
Mirror of the Mind on Education and Sports Fandom
A column questions how education affects happiness in marriage and notes educated couples may doubt guidance. It comments on sports fans as connectors in communities and juxtaposes aging pop culture with teen idols and changing relationships among families.
TV writer attacks violence in politics and crime
Mark Wagler, a Chicago writer and ex-husband of Evelyn Wagler, argues violence by black youths was used to attack a political system. He claims the era’s crimes were judged by the individual, not by society, and contrasts past racial segregation with present justice.
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Washington
George McGovern
Mark Wagler
Chicago
Boston
Wagler
Evelyn Renee Wagler
Republic
Curbstone
Harvard
America
U.S. Steel
Evelyn Wagler
Hollywood
Early Birdsong eyes pro tempore rise in Oklahoma politics
Oklahoma City state senator Jimmy Birdsong moves fast toward the senate presidency with supporters jokingly dubbing him the Early Birdsong. The column critiques media violence, corruption, and culture, noting political maneuvering and TV era debates across state politics.
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Jimmy Birdsong
Oklahoma City
Senate
Birdsong
Yesteryears ten years ago at Calvary Baptist and more
Milton Worley and his son Joe hobble with broken legs at a public event as they ask not to be asked how it happened. A rare Dakota bow is donated to the Museum of Mrs Bailey Sewell hosts officers for Calvary Baptist Woman's Missionary Society. Barbara Barclay enjoys a grandmother home birthday party. Joyce Pursley hosts Ellen H Richards Club meeting. Drug store ads tout socks bean pots gloves tobacco and remedies for animals and ailments. H C Kings Douglass Lions beat Anadarko 36 7 on Anadarko field.
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Hitler
Germany
Stalin
Brezhnev
Russia
United States
Otic
South
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Milton Worley
Joe
Museum of
H. C. King
Douglass Lions
Anadarko Eleven
Anadarko Field
Your Horoscope For Tuesday October Sixteen Seventy Three
Aries to Pisces give varying guidance from enterprise and caution to new methods and intuition. Notable birth mentions include Eugene O Neill and David Ben Gurion highlighting creative and leadership talents.
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ARIES
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