Lawton Constitution dated October 23 1973 edition
Evening Lawton paper details publishing staff and contact information. Includes editor names and department roles with address Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. Mentions Associated Press membership and correction policy for misstatements.
Conservative Rededication Now In Order
The piece argues Agnew’s fall exposes flaws in the idea of immutable ethics in politics. It condemns efforts to salvage Agnew’s ideas by excusing his actions and calls for removing the guilty from power, even among friends, to uphold high standards.
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Agnew
Dean Acheson
Alger Hiss
Acheson
California
Justice Department
FBI
Judiciary
Sistine Chapel
Michalangelo
Mr. Agnew
City of New York
Harold Ickes
Diogenes
Ford as Nixon’s VP Hopeful and House Leader Profile
The article traces Gerald R. Ford’s political rise from House minority leader to potential vice presidency and presiding officer. It notes Ford’s opposition to isolationism, his clash with Halleck, and support for Nixon policies while highlighting his midwestern values and family background.
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Ford
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gerald R. Ford
Ain
House
Nelson Xckefeller
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Congress
Ribald Cox
Barel J. Jonkman
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Fords
Kissinger Names New State Department Appointees
Secretary Henry A. Kissinger announced a slate of five nominees requiring Senate confirmation including Robert S. Ingersoll as assistant secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs and William H. Donaldson as undersecretary for security assistance. Other appointees include Lewis Dean Brown and John N. Thomas in senior administration roles while four positions a without Senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
Robert S. Ingersol
Japan
G. McMurtie Godley
Godley
Laos
J. W. Fulbright
William H. Donaldson
New York
Aker
Ewis Dean Brown
Jordan
John Nomas
Carlyle Maw
Legal County
Nathaniel Davis
Chile
Foreign Service
Winstonrd
National Security Staff
James E. Stierlin
Kissinger
NYC Cigarette Taxes Tied to Organized Crime Says Councilman
Councilman Matthew J. Troy Jr. calls NYC tobacco taxes an unwitting partnership with crime and proposes a repealer. He states the crime syndicate smuggles a million packs daily for about 13 million dollars yearly profit.
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New York City
Matthew J. Troy Jr
Ladies Home Journal selects second woman editor Leonore Hershey
The article notes the appointment as the second female editor in 90 years of the Ladies Home Journal, after Louisa Knapp Curtis and six male editors. It highlights the historic shift and names the individuals involved.
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Leonore Hershey
The
Ladies Home Journal
Louisa Knapp Curtis
Curus H. K. Curtis
Thoughts For Today Quote by Garfield on Courage
A compact quotation from I Samuel 4 9 urges courage against foes and a personal goal from James A Garfield. The passage links biblical exhortation with Garfield's conviction that becoming a man ensures success in all pursuits.
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James A. Garfield
U.S
Fiorello La Guardia and the Honest Politician
Washington notes recall Fiorello La Guardia and James Farley as pillars of integrity with sharp, vivid anecdotes. The piece ponders corruption, reform, and the politics of New York during La Guardia’s mayoralty, citing dramatic moments and public reaction.
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Washington
Big Jim Farley
James Farley
Farley
Fiorello la Guardia
la Guardia
Mirror of the Mind on ambition love and emotional choice
The piece explores compulsive striving as a source of contentment for some and a danger for others, noting differences in gender. It cites Dr. Fitzhugh Dodson on child rearing and suggests adults face commitment despite rationalizations about love and maturity.
Nobel Peace Prize criticizes Tho award as unjust
The piece denounces Le Duc Tho and the Nobel Committee for awarding the Peace Prize amid ongoing Vietnam War violence. It cites cease fire violations, civilian and military casualties, and alleged North Vietnamese aggression, arguing the prize loses meaning and insults past laureates.
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Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
North Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Teddy Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Cuba
South Vietnam
Saigon
Paris
Nguyen Trieu Din
Aviation Week and Technology Magazine
Dr. Kissinger
Nobel Committee
Hitler
Poland
Teddy Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Albert Schweitzer
Lawton Notes Highlight Meetings And Local Happenings
A past Lawton gathering of the National Secretaries Association featured Mrs. Margaret Gover Mrs. Diane Dyer and Mrs. Larena Maranto. Lem Henegar displayed nearly complete Jolson original records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
National Secretaries Association
Margaret Gover
Diane Dyer
Larena Maranto
Lem Henegar
al Jolson
Your Horoscope For Wednesday October Second 1973
Aries to Pisces reveal varying focuses from invention and energy to careful plans and steady perseverance. The reader is urged to pursue clear goals, balance tempo, and seek harmony while navigating obstacles and opportunities this midweek.
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Ned Shepler
In F. Bentley
Birley Shepler Bentley
Jay B. Shepler
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ed Ralston
Salk
M. H. Sullivan
D. Hargraves
Fred Wallace
Meetes
Associated Press
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GOP
Issingers Team
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I Samuel
Carl ED. Albert
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Carl D. Albert
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Thomas Jefferson
East Harlem
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
John Conwell
Fitzhugh Dodson
Nash
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Republic of Vietnam
International Control Commission
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Hungary
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Yesteryears
Constitution
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Stitch-a-Little Club
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Gene Love
C. R. Elling
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