Lawton Constitution notices and masthead excerpt
Local newspaper masthead and notice text from September 3 1971 issue. Publication details show the Lawton Constitution with publisher and contact lines and standard corrections policy.
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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1971
Page
10
Local newspaper masthead and notice text from September 3 1971 issue. Publication details show the Lawton Constitution with publisher and contact lines and standard corrections policy.
ANational Bureau of Standards report urges a deliberate ten year shift toward metric units a full conversion could cut costs and boost exports while reducing confusion yet Congress shows little urgency The piece notes historical use of metric in the US and international trends with examples from industry sports and commerce and questions if Americans will embrace decimal measures over time
A federal survey shows New York City's municipal maintenance workers earn wages below private industry trades, contributing to financial strain in the metropolis. The study highlights pay gaps, potential labor impact, and broader cost-of-living concerns for city services and budgets.
Phoenix House staged a 12 hour dope-free festival on Hart Island at the Long Island Sound opening. Thousands of youngsters enjoyed sunshine art shows carnival rides and silent films without drugs. The crowd reflected the center’s target group and learned how it helps recovered drug victims.
Thoughts For Today presents a meditation on choosing how to spend time with two quotes. Romans 14 and Carl Sandburg urge personal conviction and prudent use of time.
The piece discusses Daniel Bundy and Falk in the Foreign Affairs debate over Vietnam policy and McCarthyism labels. It notes CFR’s anti-Communist roots and its drift, with Galbraith resigning and CFR concerns about Europe troop withdrawal and China policy as part of a broader isolationist trend.
The piece argues Nixon lacks a strong bargaining position in a volatile postwar world. It cites Soviet and Chinese moves, questions U.S. power, and notes Latin American tracking gaps in submarine surveillance from Murmansk to Cuba. It highlights Mario Lazo’s critique and the Diario Las Americas translation need.
A reflective piece questions if a gourmet only thinks of food and argues he does not think about it merely to fill the stomach. It concludes that women are better at selecting a mate, claiming they know the kind of man they want.
A look back at events from 10, 20, and 30 years ago in Southwest Oklahoma. The 10 year note mentions a cold front lowering temps 23 degrees and heavy rains on Lake Ellsworth and Lake Lawtonka watersheds while about 700 travelers stopped for coffee and drinks at three rest stops during Labor Day weekend. The 20 year item notes Jacqueline Thomas earning a one year college scholarship from the Ittawaha Indian Club of Cameron College. Mr and Mrs Dick Self and Tommy move to a new home in Cache. Carol Hawkins becomes president of the Junior Miss Club at Patsy Cox's home. The 30 year entry recalls J J Bolton delivering the first 1941 bale of cotton to the Apa-
Ernest Cuneo notes escalating crime and political corruption in New York City, comparing welfare failures and a swelling budget under Mayor John Lindsay. He suggests Lindsay as a possible future U.S. president amid a climate of moral decline.
The column offers zodiac guidance with dates for Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Libra Scor pittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces. It notes patience restraint and steady effort as keys to progress and suggests talents in art writing music design and scholarly fields.
This astrology page lists sun signs with date ranges and guidance for daily attitudes. It advises Taurus discussions, Gemini cheer, Leo objective moves, Virgo cooperation, Sagittarius optimism, Capricorn budgeting, Pisces restraint, and general cautions about new things and overextension.
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