East Central Scholar Sees Three Fundamental Revolutions
Dr. Stanley P. Wagner of East Central State College argues in The End of Revolution that only three fundamental revolutions have shaped history: nomadic folk, agricultural provincial, and the urban universal. He foresees education, privacy, mobility, and a shift from production to services as central to future stability.
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America
Soviet Russia
Stanley P. Wagner
East Central State College
Wagner
United States
Orwell
Changing Values Drive Shifts in Roles, Ada Lions Heard
Ada Lions Club members heard Dr. Stanley P. Wagner discuss his new book and its themes on evolving social roles. He argues youth male adjustments challenge traditional dominance as society values humans of all ages.
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Ada Lions Club
Stanley P. Wagner
East Central
Wagner
Dr. Wagner
Lions Club
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma City University
Reprocessed Engines Offer Motoring Backup
The article explains remanufactured engines as a viable alternative to scrap yards when a car’s engine fails. It notes Sears' figure of one in nine vehicles using remanufactured engines and outlines key differences from overhauled units, including rebuilt camshaft and crankshaft and 250 plus replaced parts. It also lists new spark plugs carburetor fuel pump hoses belts filters and radiator rodding as part of the process to ensure proper cooling and longevity.
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Sears
Grant Finances Water Line To Industrial Sites
The Pontotoc County Industrial Development Authority receives a 44800 grant approved by the Ozarks Regional Commission announced by Congressman Carl Albert. The project builds about three quarters of a mile of 10 inch water line from the Solo tract to the Mississippi bypass creating a looped system to boost fire protection and water service for industrial sites with total cost around 56000 dollars of which 11200 will come from local sources.
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Pontotoc County
Solo Tract
Mississippi Bypass
Puzzle Clues Match a World of Short Answers
A list of cryptic style clues covering varied topics with numbers for crossing. Answers include common words and names across categories such as food, tools, places, and nature. The pane hints at a broad word-fill exercise typical of a newspaper mini crossword.
Sheriff names deputy to replace Haskins
Sheriff Burl Griffin announces the appointment of Weldon Priest of Allen as deputy effective July 1. Priest fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Clyde Haskins.
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Haskins
Burl Griffin
Weldon Priest
Allen
Priest
Clyde Haskins
Oldest man in the Soviet Union and long life facts
Looking Around Shirali Mislimov at age 160 is cited as the oldest man in the Soviet Union. The piece notes Azerbaijan enclaves with many centenarians and local demographics. It mentions Waterton National Park in Alberta Canada where sooty terns discovered feeding ponds and needed wire netting. It also reports a judge in Indianapolis reducing a stolen car sentence from 9 to 60 days after a flirtatious remark by the lawyer. A separate note from Benoni South Africa records a drunken driving fine of 140 dollars and required road safety films.
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Shirali Mislimov
Soviet Union
Azerbaijan
Waterton National Park
Alberta
Canada
Saul Rabb
Indianapolis
Jerry Rogers
Jerry
Goodby
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Mack” Welch
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