Lawton Constitution Staff and Publishing Details
The Lawton Constitution lists Ned Shepler as Publisher and Editor from 1919 to 1967 with roles including Vice President and Managing Editor. The paper operates from Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma and is a member of major press associations with a single dial number for all departments.
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Ned Shepler
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
DIAL
Audit Bureau of Circulations
European view of U S campaign after Munich tragedy
Washington eyes Europe as an introspective bloc shifts toward renewal. Lang notes French buyers, joint ventures with Dutch and German companies. Britain builds continental sales networks. Germany boosts licensing in Latin America. The piece rebuts the technology gap claim and warns Europe could turn isolationist if U.S. policy falters.
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Munich
McGovern
Vietnam
Jean- Jacques Servan - Schreiber
U.S
West Europe
Eugene Lang
Europe
Lang
Latin America
America
Kettering
Alfred P. Sloan
Walter Chrysler
Iowa
Akron
Germany
Detroit
Servan-Schreiber
NATO
Kremlin
West
Politics and Olympics: Lessons From Munich Tragedy
The piece argues that the Munich terrorist attack shows the danger of politicizing the Games. It condemns terrorists as outlaws and warns against yielding to political demands, stressing the need to preserve Olympic ideals and prevent the modern games from ending as ancient ones did.
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Munich
Tel Aviv
Middle East
Athens
Russia
United States
International Olympic Committee
Rhodesia
Theodosius
Man to Man Bridges Ohio Aids Released Prisoners
Ohio program Man to Man Associates partners a trained civilian volunteer with an inmate about a year before parole. The aim is to reduce recidivism by building trust and responsibility, lowering prison costs, and expanding statewide with growth to 400 volunteers this year.
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Ohio
Job Therapy, Inc
Seattle
Washington
Netherlands
Man To Man Associates
Ohio Parole Authority
Columbus
Thoughts For Today Prosperity Quote by Calvin Coolidge
A quote from Calvin Coolidge notes prosperity is an instrument to be used rather than a deity to be worshiped. The concise reflection emphasizes practical use of wealth and prudence in public life. It frames prosperity as a tool for progress, not an idol.
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Calvin Coolidge
U.S
South Vietnam
Nixon
United States
Hanoi
McGovern
Vietnam
Hanoi Must Decide Too Before Voters Pick
William S. White argues Hanoi faces a choice before November. If Nixon wins, North Vietnam may push for a stronger settlement or continue the war to influence U.S. voters, while a McGovern win seems unlikely and would complicate Hanoi’s plans. The piece weighs pre election leverage and risks for both sides.
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Washington
United States
North Vietnam
Mr. Nixon
Hanoi
Nixon
Mirror of the Mind On Pressure and Motivation
This piece explores how children face parental and teacher pressure and how love and communication can lift morale. It also weighs the value of a gift of gab in sales and notes charm without sincerity can backfire in selling.
Britain Faces Imperial Backlash Over Uganda Asians
Column argues Britain’s post imperial mood fuels hostility to Asians with British passports. It cites Uganda Asians due to depart, fears of immigration, and rising anti immigrant sentiment among working class Britons and right wing Tories led by figures like Enoch Powell.
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London
Uganda
Odeon
Leicester Square
Winston
Churchillsahib
Malakand
British Isles
Britain
Enoch Powell
Little
Labour Party
George McGovern
Harold Wilson
Labour
Wilson
Far East
Persian Gulf
Europe
Edward Heath
County Fair Rooster Chase Highlights Odd Ball Scene
The report recalls a playful mishap at a county fair where Ronnie Davenport chases an escaped exhibit rooster with friends. The piece shifts to political observations on Britain's Labour party and its evolving stance toward Europe and imperial legacy, noting figures and relationships within Labour and the Heath government.
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Ronnie Davenport
Ronnie
Bill Hensley
D. Poarch
Calvin Holly
Woody Long
Elks Lodge
O and A Q&A on Atlantic City Boardwalk and fort
A 19th century trivia item notes the Atlantic City Boardwalk was completed in 1870 as a mile long at a foot above the sand and later rebuilt. It asks about the oldest masonry fort, Castillo de San Marcos in Florida, and explains moon crescent cusps as the pointed ends that point away from the sun.
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Castillo de San Marcos
Florida
Horoscope by the Star Signs for September 14 1972
Aries advises augmenting programs with something special and tactful competition moves. Virgo notes strong purpose and careful study. Libra should think before acting with balanced decisions. Pisces warns to listen, double check plans, and be tactful when offering opinions.
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Aries
Trump
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Lawton
Third and A Avenue
Lawton, Okichome
Ks Yaem
Washington Report
John Chamberlain
Joel
William S. White
William Shakespeare
England
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
Kevin P. Phillips
Yesteryears
Constitution
Robert S. Landers Jr
Bert Wold
Frank Burk
Frank Neuwirth
Elmer Dawson
Saddle Mountain
Marvin L. Ralston
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Jack S. Botkin
Clark Botkin
M. B. Capshaw
Chicago
Valeria
Wedgwood Benn
Strasbourg
France
Benn
Heath
Imperial War Museum
East India Docks
Rubber Exchange
Atlantic City
By Frances Drake
Leo
Aquarius
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