Lawton Evening Newspaper Publication Policy Note
The Lawton Constitution and its staff publish evenings Monday through Friday from Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. Ned Shepler served as publisher from 1919 to 1967 and the paper is a member of the Oklahoma Press Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The Associated Press provides local and AP dispatch content exclusively. Advertising requires advance payment or written authorization from local businessmen. The paper will correct any errors upon notification to management.
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Nixon campaign taps door to door drive with family volunteers
The piece notes a large door to door registration effort led by Mrs Richard M Nixon and family as President Nixon plans more public appearances. It argues a sustained outreach is needed to win voter trust and counter negative portrayals, with Mitchellville Italian Fall Festival attendance highlighted.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Tricia
Mitchellville
Maryland
Washington
Italy
Nixon and Agnew Net Worth Reported Amid Political Debate
President Nixon and Vice President Agnew released financial statements showing worths of 765 118 and 198 250 respectively with increases during their White House tenure. The article notes comparisons to Johnson and Kennedy and mentions McGovern Shriver and a 1968 income baseline. It also covers marathon lore and Haverford College dropping football amid low turnout and quotes Meir Kahane's Playboy remarks.
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Agnew
Lyndon Johnson
John F. Kennedy
White House
United States
Sen. McGovern
Sargent Shriver
Act of Congress
Thoughts For Today Quote by Jeremy Taylor
A brief reflection notes that the greatest evils come from within and the greatest good must be sought from ourselves.
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Jeremy Taylor
McGovern’s Wage Rules Backfires in Washington Critique
Washington-George McGovern’s call to replace wage and price controls with a labor consumer review board draws skepticism. Polls show 45 percent want stricter controls, while critics say his plan weakens existing measures and repeats Kennedy Johnson flaws. The column argues McGovern fails to curb inflation and echoes partisan distrust of labor and business.
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Washington
George McGovern
George Gallup
Main Street
Nixon
McGovern
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Lyndon Johnson
Good George
Gallup
U.S
Price Commission
Clifford Irving
Mint
Harry Truman
Comment on Japanese Imitation of American Bureaucracy
The author notes that while Japan has copied many American creations, they have not reproduced a typical U.S. bureaucrat. The piece reflects on shifting power dynamics as computers advance, suggesting a future where machines may inherit influence.
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Abe
U.S
Airt Force General Lavelle Case Lacks Wider Conspiracy
William S. White argues the Lavelle episode shows no higher brass conspiracy, condemns antiwar critics, and praises Abrams and Moorer for their loyalty to civilian authority. The piece defends generals Westmoreland and Abrams as obedient to presidents while noting Lavelle’s misconduct.
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Washington
Air Force
Vietnam
John Lavelle
Senate
Lavelle
Abrams
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Thomas Moorer
Westmoreland
Abram
Three presidents marked golden wedding anniversaries
Q's and A's note that three presidents observed their golden wedding anniversaries, naming John Adams, John Quincy Adams, and Dwight D. Eisenhower. It also includes Pablo Casals described as the world’s greatest cellist.
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John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mirror of the Mind on careers and emotional needs
The piece contrasts low profile jobs like librarians offering personal satisfaction with glamour careers. It notes babies seek approval through smiles, and adults may mask their true feelings about love. It discusses unconscious needs and avoidance in relationships and the impact on happiness.
Education Poverty Industrial Complex critics profits from reform
Washington columnist details Congresswoman Edith Green critique of the Education Poverty Industrial Complex a network profiting from education and welfare programs. The piece cites massive federal education spending in 1972 and argues the system enriches educators and organizations through unperformed studies and questionable research while reshaping policy. Green warns public opinion could curb this multi billion dollar flow to consultants and lobbyists.
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Washington
Irving Kristol
The
Public Interest
General Accounting Office
Office of Education
Green
Education Poverty Industrial
EPI
Christopher Jencks
America
Jencks
Oklahoma rallies spark race for president in Kennedy Nixon clash
In Oklahoma the coming weeks feature rallies for a Kennedy Nixon presidential contest. Voter turnout Tuesday was low due to too few or too many registered voters. some question Oklahomans’ interest, but many complain about the results showing their engagement.
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Oklahoma
Ted Kennedy
Pat Nixon
Horoscope Digest for Wednesday September 27 1972
Daily forecast by sun sign with guidance on confidence, timing, and focus. Highlights include Aries and Virgo reminders to refine methods and organize tasks, Taurus encouragement of self belief, and Scorpio to question trends for best results. Includes notable birthdate references and a nod to Charles H. Percy and St Alfonoso da Ligouri.
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Charles H. Percy
St. Alfonoso da Ligouri
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Haverford College
Quaker College
Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
William S. White
Pentagon
Creighton Abrams
William Westmoreland
Army
Pablo Casals
Cellist
John Conwell
Say
Dennis the Menace
Kevin P. Phillips
John Q. Public
Johnny
J. Seymour Fleecem
Nowhere
Supreme Court
By Frances Drake
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Scorpio
Aquarius
Aquarion
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