Lawton Constitution Publisher and Press Affiliations
The Lawton Constitution lists Ned Shepler as the publisher and credits affiliations with Chighema Press Association Southern Mewiposer Puthaners Association AP POCEN Newspaper Publishers Association DIAL and membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. It notes the paper operates weekday evenings through Friday and provides contact details.
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Theenber
Chighema Press Association
Southern Mewiposer Puthaners Association
AP Pocen Newspaper Publishers Association
Washington Report Parodies Chou En Lai Interview
A Washington column recaps a four hour Pacific News Service transcript of Chou En Lai meeting a CCAS Friendship Delegation. Chou dismisses them as unrepresentative and mocks campus Maoist enthusiasm while noting the delegation’s Red Guard references and long discussions.
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Jeffrey Hart
CCAS
Genurough
Pacific News Service
Chou En-lai
China
Polish Genius Thaddeus Kosciusko Shaped Saratoga Defense
A profile of Thaddeus Kosciuszko highlighting his fortifications at Saratoga and West Point, his Polish patriotism, and influence on American victory. The piece notes his friendship with Jefferson, his studies in Paris, and calls for recognition including possible naming of a future aircraft carrier USS Thaddeus Kosciuszko and a bid to save his Philadelphia dwelling.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Johnny
Horatio Gates
France
New England
Canada
Clinton
New York City
Thaddeus Kosciusko
Eisenhower
Mission 66
Department of the Interior
Saratoga Battlefield
Kosciusko
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Paris
Ecole Militaire
Vauban
United States
Poland
Charles Lee
Washington
Delaware
Great Pole
Interior Department
Philadelphia
Congress
Capitol Hill
U.S.S
Big K
Buckley on LBJ Memoirs Reveal Kennedy Texas Trip Motives
Buckley reviews Lyndon Johnson’s memoirs noting Kennedy’s Texas swing aimed at coalition building and Johnson’s role in appointing federal offices. He highlights Yarborough’s ire, Kennedy’s Texas popularity, and the pressure within the Democratic coalition ahead of 1964. The piece muses on Kennedy’s perceived unpopularity and shifting revisionist views.
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Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Texas
Yarborough
John
Lyndon
Jack
White House
MR. Johnson
Jack Kennedy
Connally
Mr. Kennedy
Yesteryears Highlights from the Constitution Files
Brief recaps from ten and thirty years ago note Beta Sigma Phi activities at Mrs. Bruns home and Bethany Class prayers at Mrs. Leitner home. Early frost brings 34 degree dawn. Hazel Starr urges bicycle registration amid theft waves. Conway Garner and J Floyd Howell get building permits. Lawton High enrolls 733. 1st Lt Clarence Soper to Fort Sill with Company B 68th QM Battalion.
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XI Tau
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Carl Bruns
Joe McCain
Cleo Lamb
Northside
Bethany
William Leitner
Tom Dykes
African Violet Society
Hazel Starr
Conway Garner
J. Floyd Howell
D. A. Becker
Lawton High School
Clarence Soper
Fort Sill
68Th Quartermaster Battali
The Case For Security
A discussion on why secrecy in national defense is essential and how public attacks on secret capabilities can endanger a nation. It cites World War II Australia and a coast watcher case to show how leaks expose enemy strength, prompting counterproductive enemy actions and higher Allied casualties.
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Washington
Conservative Rise Signals Broad Conservatism in Nation
Senator James L. Buckley of New York told the Conservative Party of New York’s ninth annual dinner that a broad-based conservatism is reborn in the country. He cited party growth, campus chapters, conservative authors, and the re election of conservative officials as evidence. He urged curb of federal overreach and more state and local governance.
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Senate
Congress
James L. Buckley
New York
Conservative Party of
Buckley
New York State
Conservative Party
Young Americans For Freedom
Ma- Congress
Washington
Meany Warns Nixon Over Supreme Court Vacancies
AFL CIO leader George Meany criticizes President Nixon for selecting two Supreme Court nominees, calling them reactionary nonentities. Justice Douglas advises weighing mind and heart of a potential justice, while Sen. Humphrey urges a nominee devoted to equal opportunity and justice.
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George Meany
AFL
CIO
Nixon
Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
Hubert Humphrey
United States
Ostrich Question and Dag Hammarskjold Mention
The riddle cites the ostrich as the bird with two toes and notes a 1961 moment related to Dag Hammarskjold. It presents a quiz style exchange on Aryan derived terms and a posthumous reference to Hammarskjold's year.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Mirror of the Mind critique on applying psychology to family life
A reviewer warns that treating a wife as an emotional sponge harms a marriage and stresses that shallow psychology can damage a child or adult. The piece condemns casual use of psychological tricks by those with limited training and urges proper expertise.
Horoscope for Tuesday October 24 1971 Aries to Pisces
Your readout covers weekly zodiac outlook by birthday, with specific signs from Aries to Pisces. It notes talents and cautions for each sign and mentions Mahalia Jackson as a birthdate reference.
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Mahalia Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawton
A Avene
Obichorme
Ned Shepler
Audit Bureau of Circulations
THE
Associated Press
Washington Report
Chou
Agaz
Mao
Red Guard
Ernest Cuneo
U.S
William F. Buckley
Lbjs
Time Magazine
Goldwater
Loox Magazine
post-Dallas
King Arthur
Yesteryears
John Conwell
Simon and Schuster
Dennis the Menace
Aries
Taurus
Doy
Virgo
Sagittarius
Aquarius
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