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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1975
Page
6
The article argues that presidential trips and use of party funds for campaigning risk violating spending limits and erode neutral governance. It cautions the Republican National Committee to stay neutral until the nominating convention and stresses accountability and fairness in wielding the presidency.
In a pivotal UN moment Ambassador Moynihan blocked North and South Vietnam from membership, signaling a tough American line. The piece notes U S insistence on universal membership and warns the UN risks losing credibility if it consents to regimes deemed unacceptable. It also mentions dissimilarity over legalization debates and a quiet ABA stance on prostitution.
A narrator argues New York City must be overseen as it faces financial strain. He contrasts New York’s energy and culture with Washington’s bureaucratic drift, noting bankers, artists, cab drivers and others failed to address City Hall’s gimmicks. The state now runs the city’s finances and a keeper is needed.
A column applauds Henry Kissinger for detente with Mao's China and Moscow, shuttle diplomacy in the Middle East, and efforts that avoided war. It highlights his service, from Harvard to the State Department, and argues his work deserves Nobel Peace Prize recognition and broad American gratitude.
A provocative op-ed attacks girl boy role shifts and Little League reforms arguing against unisex parenting and youth gender fluidity. It contrasts traditional sex roles, mocks ERA era policies, and warns of societal chaos.
In Oklahoma a new corrections director is criticized for not taking over promptly. A petition in Little Dixie urges Carl Albert to seek another term as supporters press for his renomination. Albert's allies work to mobilize popular support for a run.
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