Lawton Constitution Publication Details and Policy Notes
The Lawton Constitution lists evening publication details and staff including Ned Shepler publisher and W. H. Sullivan editor. It notes AP affiliation and exclusive local news rights, with policies on advertising and correction of errors upon management notice.
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Associated Press
AP News
Focal Business
Ford Not Counted Out Of 76 Race
Washington dispatch argues Ford will not be a mere caretaker vice president in 1976. It outlines three groups shaping belief about his bid and notes Ford’s skill in assembling delegate votes and political power. The piece compares Ford to past figures and questions whether he truly wants the nomination years ahead.
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William S. White
Washington
Gerald Ford
Gerry
Ford
Barry Goldwater
House
Senate
Nixon
Berkeley
Toledo
Harry Truman
GOP
Lawton High Spanish Bazaar Plans Include Local Leaders
Royce Lewis chairs the general committee for the annual Lawton High School Spanish event. Buster Phillips and Mrs. Joe Hawthorne serve on the planning group.
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Royce Lewis
Lawton High School
Buster Phillips
Joe Hawthorne
Impeachment Rumors Fueled by Nixon Haters and Media Figures
Washington report traces the impeachment push to a coalition of race politics critics led by Paul McCloskey and Bella Abzug. It cites Don Edwards and Jerome Waldie on the Judiciary Committee as eager to indict Nixon, framing the drive as a long running political ritual.
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Don Edwards
Jerome Waldie
California
House Judiciary Committee
McGovern
Buckley on Buckley style politics in New Jersey and beyond
The piece reviews 1970s era political contests highlighting New York City’s Beame versus Marchi, California tax questions, and New Jersey races. It notes Brendan Byrne’s shifting stance on taxes, Sandman’s challenges, and broader concerns about corruption, abortion policy, and crime. The tone is observational and editorially brisk.
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New York City
Abraham Beame
John Marchi
California
Congress
New Jersey
Harvard
Brendan Byrne
Watergate
Sandman
Oklahoma Snippets Spark Campaigns and Local Plans
Oklahoma political chatter names Larry Deberryberys door open stance and David Boren's push for 60 000 signatures for governor while OU OSU grid game loses national title. Discussions range from prison name changes at McAlester to Claremore chili championship and early Christmas stock.
Thailand Faces Unrest as Student Protests Rise
Amid student protests over a secret constitution and the arrest of 13 students and lecturers, violence escalates in Bangkok. Officials report Communist documents suggesting plans to incite unrest. a new civilian premier linked to the king leads the government.
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Thailand
Kittikachorn
Colorado
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
FDA orders bakeries to double iron content in white bread
The FDA orders a twofold iron enrichment of white bread after a three year study linking iron intake to improved iron balance. AMA backs the move as a logical step, while critics warn about safety and efficacy and urge ongoing monitoring.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
American Medical Association
Council On Food and Nutrition
American Bakers Association
William H. Crosby
Scripps Clinic
la Jolla
Calif
AMA
Eastland to Receive Temporary Increase as Senate Pro Tempore
Eastland as president pro tempore of the Senate will earn 62000 a year during the vacancy of the Vice President. His 13500 raise ends when the new Vice President is sworn in and he remains acting head of the Senate.
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Senate
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Encouragement and Work Inspires Real Effort
A reflective note quotes I Thessalonians urging mutual support and uplift. It also cites Charles Schwab on the need for encouragement, enthusiasm, and public approval to drive true productivity.
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Charles Schwab
Mirror of the Mind on teen careers and parental help
The article discusses teen career choice with parental guidance, citing adolescents’ need for education and autonomy. It also touches on attitudes of superiority and gender dynamics, noting men guided by mothers and later by wives in marriage.
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Rousselet
Basic Books
Horoscope Snippets Offer Caution and Cues for Taurus to Pisces
A fragmented horoscope advises Taurus to consolidate gains, Gemini to note possibilities, Cancer to wait, Virgo to pursue intellect and romance, Scorpio to seek backing, and Aquarius to guard sensitive impressions. Pisces born today are urged to bring energy to tasks but not misuse it, with a note on potential medical career aptitude.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Shirley Shepler
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Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargraves
Alfred Wallace
Pat
Yesteryears
Robert S. Allen
Paul
Pete) McCloskey
Maverick
Pete
Israel
Abzug
Bella
Kim
William F. Buckley Jr
Byrne
Oklahoma
Larry Deberryberry
David Boren
David Hall
Henry Bellman
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
McAlester
Big Mac
Maxi
Claremore
Oklahoma City
Cynic
Eastland
North Sea
Thames and Rhine
Henry Kearns
Export-Import Bank
United States
Soviet Union
John Conwell
Taurus
Leo
Shore
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius