Lawton Constitution Publisher and staff listing 1919 1967
Lawton Constitution staff and roles listed with publisher Ned Shepler and editors Stephen F Bentley Donald S Bentley Shirley Bentley Bentley plus Ted Ralston and Wm Sullivan. Office contact dial shown and policy notes on AP service and corrections.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
Alfred Wallace
Controls Phase Out Pushes Prices and Wages Up
The Nixon administration weighs gradual industry by industry decontrol of prices and wages, inviting higher prices and inflation. Treasury Secretary Shultz and Cost of Living Council head Dunlop discuss Phase 4 as the Economic Stabilization Act nears expiry. Labor and management show support for higher wages. uncertainties loom on extending controls.
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Nixon
Treasury
George B. Shultz
Business Council
Hot Springs
I. W. Abell
Shultz
Cost of Living Council
John T. Dunlop
Congress
Space Dividends Man Behind NASA Space Age Aids
New York City based scientist Abe Karen, 62, funded by NASA, seeks to repurpose space age tech for urban needs. He pioneered SCAN silent alarm transmitters and helped adapt a device for heroin detection in urine, plus field tested NASA life support gear and promoted innovative materials like thermo plastic road binders from old tires. Additional tools include a psychometer tester for recruiting and licensing, with broader use for other cities.
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New York City
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Abe Karen
Karen
NASA
New York
Retiring Justice Garbo Declines Media Access at Speech
The retiring justice from the Miami University of Ohio branch demanded no cameras tape recorders or media coverage for his speech. His contract bans news conferences interviews and any publication of the remarks with no coverage allowed.
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Greta Garbo
Dougces Widnes
Miami University of Ohio
Douglas
Thoughts for Today Reflections on prayer and action
A religious reflection quoting Luke 11 1 and Goethe on prayer and guidance. The piece asks for divine light to overcome self barriers and to do what is right from morning to night with clear awareness of consequences.
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Johann Goethe
Shift Evident In Republican Salon Makeup
Article analyzes the changing geographic and ethnic makeup of the GOP in Congress as John Rhodes appears likely as House Minority Leader. It notes a shift from Northeast and Midwest dominance to greater Southern and Western representation, with growth of Catholic and immigrant-background Republicans among newer members.
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Washington
Rep
John Rhodes
Arizona
House
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Northeast
Midwest
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Charles Halleck
Great Lakes
Ind
Halleck
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
North Attleboro
Mass
Frederick Gillette
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Joe’ Cannon
Illinois
GOP
William Jennings Bryan
South
Border
Southwest
Rocky Mountains
Barry Goldwater
House Gop
West
Pacific
Rhodes
Ford
Alabama
Jack Edwards
Florida
Lou Frey
93Rd Club
Maraziti
N.J
Rinaldo
Roncallo
N.Y
Madigan
Walsh
O'Brien
Hanrahan
Cronin
Abdnor
S.D
Rep. Rhodes
Republican Policy Committee
Congressional Republican Party
Goldwater Jr Fights Computer Tyranny For Data Privacy
Barry Goldwater Jr proposes two bills to curb indiscriminate computer data use. One requires disclosure of what is stored about individuals and why. The other bars the Social Security number as a universal ID, arguing it should protect privacy rather than enable pervasive surveillance.
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Barry Goldwater, Jr
Senate
Capitol Hill
Barry Goldwater the Younger
George McGovern
Barry Goldwater Jr
McGovern
Mirror of the Mind on Reading and Jealousy
The piece argues computers will not erase illiteracy and will not replace teachers. It cites Noam Chomsky on reading and emphasizes the teacher's role in nurturing curiosity. It then discusses jealousy as a normal emotion masking inferiority and advises against immature tantrums.
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Noam Chomsky
New York Judge Leads Debate On Voting Language
A federal judge's ruling requires bilingual ballots in New York City for the upcoming mayoral election. The decision mandates translators at polling places where Spanish speakers exceed five percent, prompting strong reactions about minority access and English as the working language.
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Washington
New York City
Board of Elections
New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
Republic
Washington, Lincoln
D’ St Bolivar
Horoscope Outlook for Weekend Readers in 1973
Saturday and Sunday columns reveal star guided advice for Taurus through Pisces with emphasis on restraint, diplomacy, and perseverance. The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt as a birthdate reference and highlights personal growth through creative and professional pursuits while warning against hasty judgments and conflicts.
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FBI
Adolf Hitler
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Office of Strategic Services
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Dennis the Menace
WWE
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Sweden
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Leo
Theodore Roosevelt
U.S.A
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