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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1971

Page

5

Newspapers Resume Publish of Pentagon Vietnam Papers

The Supreme Court's 6 3 ruling frees press to publish classified Vietnam papers from the 47 volume study. AP and The Times cite Johnson Kennedy era plans on covert action and possible escalation in Vietnam, with details on Tonkin Gulf, Diem coup, and neutralization fears.

New York Times Washington Post Pentagon Supreme Court Pri Warren E. Burger Harry A. Blackmun John M. Harlan Associated Press Mike Gravel D-Alaska Tonkin Gulf Johnson North Vietnam the Times John F. Kennedy Eisenhower South Vietnam the Post Kennedy United States Vietnam Saigon Boston Globe Defense Department Office of Systems Analysis William Westmoreland U. S The Christian Science Monitor Mainland China Mao Tse-tung U.S Central Intelligence Agency Ngo Dinh Diem Diem Ngo Dinh Nhu Washington SVN Post Charles de Gaulle George Ball

Marriages Listed in Ada and Nearby Areas

A list of marriage entries from Ada and surrounding locales includes Jerry Southard and Ada partner Dar lene Sanders of Dallas, Mike Perkins of Shawnee with Donna Dustman of Shawnee, and multiple other couples. Names span Norman, Midwest City, Stillwater, Stonewall, and Fr. Leonard Wood with partners in Ada.

Jerry Southard Ada Darlene Sanders Dallas Mike Perkins Shawnee Donna Dustman Billy Joe Rogers Della Jeanne Platt Jack K. Green Leonard Wood Jacquetta Ann Davis Martin S. Childress Stonewall Janice Kay Sliger Levi G. Carson Midwest City Betty L. Duvall George A. Young II Norman Barbara Jan Baker Terry J. Glance Lois D. Padon Larry Joe Watson Allen Jeanie Jahree Willis Charles Ownbey Linda Files Allen Sanders Myra Garrett Gary Briggs Stillwater Janelle Jaquess Jimmy Ray Johnson Virginia Lou Greenwood Roger Dale Weddle Kathy Ann Ardrey

Oklahoma deer hunting recovery over the decade 1960 to 1970

Curtis recalls earlier declines in 1957 and notes poaching and free running dogs remained the main problem. From 1960 to 1970 legal hunters harvested over seven thousand deer in 1970 with archery and gun seasons expanding bounty and land protection aiding habitat and transplant programs. Deer propagation trapped and released 4 040 deer across the decade.

Curtis Oklahoma McAlester Naval Ammunition Depot Comanche County Dent

Huntable Deer Herd Economics Next Week

A local feature examines the economics of managing a deer herd for hunting. It covers supply and demand factors, local regulations, and potential impacts on landowners, guides, and wildlife agencies. The piece highlights community interest and policy considerations.

Draft Halts As Leaders Fail To Compromise

Washington AP reports Congress deadlocked over a two year draft extension with Mansfield resisting his negotiated pullout plan tied to prisoner releases. The Selective Service halted most inductions and delayed July and August calls while conferees set July 7 talks after agreeing on 27 other points including a student deferment halt and a $2.4 billion pay raise for a volunteer army.

House Senate Mike Mansfield Selective Service Congress Nixon Edward M. Kennedy Dmass

Experts Disagree On Cause Of Fatalities In Space Probe

Space experts debate the death of three Soviet cosmonauts on the Soyuz 11 mission. Tass cites post reentry death during Earth's atmosphere descent. Lovell and others propose competing theories from oxygen loss to heart trouble, while autopsy could reveal the cause.

Washington Tass Earth London Sir Bernard Lovell Lilienfield

Teachers Can Now Easily Be Replaced By Dr Max Rafferty

A historical column notes a surplus of teachers allowing school boards to suspend staff like English teacher Ann Stewart, rumored to practice witchcraft, while California State College professor Clark Taylor faces dismissal after joining students in class marijuana use.

Max Rafferty Arizona Ann Stewart Stewart Shakespeare Coleridge Old William Samuel Taylor California State College Clark Taylor

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Canada Mack Braly Braly Ranch Don Cook St. Louis Post-Dispatch Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Defense Clark H. Clifford Pontotoc County Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation America Mansfield Lovell Jodrell Bank Lawrence Lilienfield Georgetown University Medical School Glendower
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