Ada Weekly News and Ada Evening News History
Ada Oklahoma publication history shows consolidation timeline from 1901 papers to the Ada Evening and Weekly News. Publisher W D Little and editor Don Cook led the paper with multiway consolidations including Pontotoc County Enterprise Ada Star and Ada Times-Democrat. Pricing and mailing details listed.
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Treay
ADA Times-Democrat
W. D. Little
Don Cook
Ada
Oklahoma
The
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
Open approach to space marks American edge in 1960s coverage
A reflective column contrasts the open American space program with the secretive Chinese and Soviet efforts. It praises transparent communications, public accountability, and press access during launches and failures, arguing openness defines the U S space ethos and credibility.
Congressman's Do It Yourself Pollution Kit Sparks Citizen Action
Rep. Henry S. Reuss created a 1899 pollution enforcement kit to empower citizens to sue polluters. He filed affidavits against 149 firms and distributed 338 kits to 35 states plus D C, with about 50 more to colleges and groups.
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Washington
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Reuss
U.S
Wisconsin
House Committee
States
District of Columbia
Strayed from the med and a string of sentiments
A collage of light verse and homey quips explores kindness, humor, and daily life. Jokes about parenting, cars, teachers, marriages, and aging appear alongside reflections on living with intention and faith.
New Man and Packaging Mood Define Modern Life
The piece reflects on Paul’s transformation into a new man through Christ while retaining his traits. It then shifts to discuss modern packaging as advertising art, noting shoppers’ desire for newness, the aging of paints, refrigerators, and clothing, and the omnipresent influence of packaging in consumer culture.
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Paul
Christ
Saul
Jesus Christ
God
Stephen
Ananias
Damascus
Tarsus
Barnabas
Broadway
Atwater Kent
California
Ito
Americans Visit Hong Kong Rise in March Tourists
More Americans who visited Hong Kong in March totaled 18 972 a 31 percent increase over March 1969 tourism officials reported.
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Hong Kong
Plan to divide London diocese into four areas approved
AP report: Bishop Robert Stopford of London wins initial approval for a plan to create four nearly autonomous zones within the Church of England diocese of London under suffragan bishops. He cites a four million population and 110 500 parish electors as the mission measure. South London would remain in the separate Southwark diocese.
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London
Church of England Diocese of
Robert Stopford
Fresh water Ponds Count on Block Island Surpasses Three Hundred
Residents note more than 300 freshwater ponds scattered across Block Island Rhode Island, highlighting the island’s unique hydrological landscape and ecological variety.
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Block Island
R.I
Federal Programs Swamp Areas Smaller Hospitals
Oklahoma hospital trustees hear that Medicare and Medicaid burdens push regional facilities toward insolvency. Reid Hutchens of SCDA warns 60 percent patient load from these programs endangers hospitals. auditors and officials acknowledge tense finances and seek legislative relief.
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W. D. Little JR
Oklahoma
Reid Hutchens
Tishomingo
Southern Oklahoma Development Association
SCDA
East Central State College
Jack V. Boyd
State
Boyd
Tommy Throckmorton
SODA
James Powers
Hutchens
Futhermore
Washington, D. C
Ohio Valley
Coal
Johnston
Garvin
Atoka
Murray
Pontotoc
Former EC student killed in action in Vietnam
Pfc. Allen White, 20, a former East Central student, was killed Saturday in South Vietnam near Phu Cat in Qui Nhon Province. He left EC last spring for the Army and served with the 13th Artillery, 7th Battalion. He was a graduate of Midwest City Carl Albert High School and attended East Central before enlisting. He was acting sergeant at his post and died of a bullet wound. Survivors include parents, three sisters, a brother, and grandparents.
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Pfc
Allen White
East Central
South Vietnam
Dept. of Defense
White
Phu Cat
Qui Nhon
J. T. White
Oklahoma
Calvin R. Mackey
C. R. Mackey
Ada
Ft. Sill
Surveyor’s School
13Th Artillery
Pfc. White
Midwest City
Carl Albert High School
Draper Lake
Farmers Favor Payment Limits In Farm Aid Debate
Rep. Paul Findley says a mail poll of 2,042 farmers in his district shows strong support for Congress to set tighter payment limits than the administration. Many favor a $20,000 cap per farm, with only a small share backing present programs or the Nixon plan.
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Washington
Paul Findley
R-Ill
Congress
Corn Belt
Nixon
Findley
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farm Coalition
How to Freeze Frosted Cakes With Buttercream or Fudge
Guidance on freezing frosted cakes using buttercream or fudge frostings. Explains which frostings freeze well and tips for preserving texture and flavor after freezing.
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ADA Evening News
Red China
China
Globe
Russia
U. S
Sheppard
Mercury
America
Connie Nelson
Atall
Mit
Standay
Peive
Tommy Bratcher
Francis
Byng
Valley View Hospital
Medicare
E. Central
Vietnam
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