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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1972
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution for October 25 1972 lists publication details including publisher Ned Shepler editor Alfred Wallace W D Hargraves and staff roles. It notes associations with press groups and AP news rights, plus advertising payment rules and correction policy for misstatements.
Washington criticizes U.S. failure to fund aerospace development as Japan and Boeing collaborate on a 225 passenger wide bodied skybus with government financing. The piece warns of a shift of aviation leadership abroad and questions U.S. political support for airframe innovation ahead of the 1972 election.
As Congress adjourns belatedly, incumbents race for seats in the House and Senate with organized labor pouring money and staff into pivotal races. Nixon’s campaign strategy aims to avoid alienating conservative Democrats in the South, while labor’s influence could shape House outcomes. the Senate remains the likeliest path to GOP control with a potential six-seat gain.
As the November election looms, Black leaders push to unite voters behind issues rather than party labels. The National Black Assembly in Chicago aims to become a permanent cross‑state political structure with 39 states represented, while leaders cite about 2,000 black officeholders nationwide. Robert J. Brown supports Nixon, viewing the assembly as leverage to grow the black vote without sacrificing independence.
Preston Martin chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board told the National League of InSure Savings Associations in Los Angeles that mortgage interest rates will remain relatively stable next year. He forecast 1973 as the third best housing year in recent history, a boost for families aiming to buy and finance homes.
The first traveling Land and Leisure Time Exposition closed in Chicago with wide attention to the Bubble House, a portable inflatable home that fits in a car trunk and expands to comfortable living space in ten minutes. The organizers plan to present the concept in major cities next year.
Quote by Owen D. Young praises vision in creation and faith in proof, highlighting courage in both making and validating achievements.
A provocative quip joking that true liberation for women requires mastering practical tasks like opening pickle jars sparks dialogue about gender roles and everyday empowerment. The remark circulates in social media and local discussion forums, drawing mixed reactions from readers.
William F Buckley Jr surveys Massachusetts politics detailing John Kerry's antiwar rise and his contrast with independent Roger Durkin. The piece skewers Kerry's positions and education while noting endorsements from Preminger Bernstein Plimpton and a champagne set backing his campaign.
The piece discusses whether yes is a safe bet for gamblers and examines whether a woman loves a couple of failures, one in material aims and another in character. It also argues for teaching children table manners early, noting that good manners come from observing adults at the family table and help social harmony.
The Nixon campaign aims a disciplined appeal on foreign policy, stressing bipartisan leadership and a global strategy dating back to Roosevelt. It contrasts Nixon's stance with McGovern's willingness to exit Vietnam, highlighting the administration’s insistence on sustained American leadership beyond the water's edge.
The analysis argues President Nixon aims to build a broad coalition beyond the GOP to support foreign policy gains and domestic issues. It notes needed Democratic and independent backing, plus a coalition government style influence on Capitol Hill and selected nonpartisan domestic questions.
Oklahoma politics buzz as Bud Wilkinson endorses Dewey Bartlett for the U S Senate. Rumors swirl that Bartlett backs OU against Colorado, while David Hall plans to campaign for McGovern. The Sooner Cynic debates Hall’s ability to aid McGovern as effectively as Bailey Goldwater aided Bartlett.
Horoscope by zodiac sign with daily guidance for each sign. Includes turning points and cautionary notes for Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. Highlights personal growth and possible life shifts.
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