Lawton Constitution Publication Details and Policies
The Lawton Constitution publishes evenings Mondays through Fridays from Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. It lists Ned Shepler as publisher and notes Wm. H. Sullivan W. D. Hargraves Alfred Wallace as editors and officials. The paper affiliates with major press associations and requires advance payment for advertising. Corrections policy is stated for misstatements or mischaracterizations.
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Times and Marchi clash over city crime fear in New York
A Times editorial criticizes State Senator Marchi for a strident campaign on muggings and rapes as New Yorkers fear crime. The piece cites a West End Avenue murder of musician George Hodge and a wife beaten, examining Times reporting, public fear, and the paper’s editorial stance.
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New Yorker
Weapons Shift in Middle East War: Sam 6 Impact?
Washington reports say Egypt and Syria rely on mobile Russian Sam 6 missiles to neutralize Israel’s air force. Israeli air superiority in June War is contrasted with current Russian airlift and potential U.S. materiel responses as the conflict threats widen.
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Syria
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Europe
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Israel's Blunder: Not Original Backlash Over 1967 Surprise
Brig. Gen. S L A Marshall notes Israel suffered a notable but not original blunder after the June 1967 attack. He argues Israel could have mobilized and fortified defenses within 36 hours, but chose restraint, echoing lessons from prior wars where misread signals led to strategic surprises.
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Suez Zone
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Veterans benefits for Vietnam vets deserves better public support
The Carnegie Quarterly argues Vietnam veterans faced neglect and stingy benefits compared with World War II and Korea. It notes education grants, living allowances, and enrollments lagged. critics say lower education among Vietnam veterans worsened eligibility and outcomes, urging stronger encouragement to use available benefits.
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Space Chamber Restores Damaged Military Records In St Louis
Fire damaged millions of military records at the Military Personnel Records Center in St Louis are being salvaged in a refurbished space chamber once used for Mercury and Gemini missions. The process uses light milk-carton cases, heating to 149 degrees, then rapid freezing and pressure reduction to dry records in five days, aiding veterans and families seeking government benefits.
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Military Personnel Records Center
St. Louis
McDonnell Douglass Corp
Thoughts For Today Inspires Personal Destiny and Duty
A reflective line from Bertrand Russell states that humanity’s long term fate rests in human choice. It emphasizes individual responsibility to avoid disaster and strive toward extraordinary progress.
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Bertrand Russell
Mirror of the Mind and the wrecking child tests
The piece discusses a man seeking to win back a former partner while handling a child who wrecks the home without clear teaching of possession value. It argues reasoning won’t reform the child and that parental guidance can curb destructive behavior though not through baiting friends. It emphasizes true friendship and trust without overexposure.
Nixon VP pick sparks party debate in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma some folks argued Nixon should have chosen a Democrat for vice president while the nation debates integration. The President pleased General Motors and Ford may be positioned as a natural No. 2. The UN Security Council again shows it cannot crack major Middle East issues.
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Sherman
Suez
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General Motors
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Middle East
UN Security Council
Dad's Day leader elected at University of Oklahoma
J T Thomas is named vice president of the university Dad's Day Association as his daughter Anne starts as a freshman at the University of Oklahoma. The article notes other local figures and events including births, wheat conditions in Comanche county and a veterans return from Sicily and Italy. First Baptist Church plans dedicatory services for full repayment of a $102,619 debt.
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University of Oklahoma
Dad’s Day Association
Jay Robertson
Cathy
Cheryl
Wayne Rutherford
Sicily
Italy
First Baptist Church
Horoscope Taurus to Pisces summary with confusions
Taurus to Pisces daily predictions cover communication, idea viability, action timing, policy flexibility, practical issues, avoiding irritants, and self doubt. Pisces standout notes balanced life view and justice, urging confidence despite criticism to reach potential.
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