Ada Weekly News consolidations and editors noted
Ada Oklahoma publication details show The Nuts Publishing and Printing Co. as publisher, with W D Little and Don Cook as editor and publisher respectively. The paper is described as consolidated with The Weekly Democrat and other local papers multiple times in historical notes, indicating shifting affiliations and ownership across years.
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Age old advice on honor and home life from Ada paper
A devotional piece links Exodus 20:12 and Ephesians 6:1 with Socrates and modern youth. It argues honoring father and mother enriches life, reduces delinquency, and starts with adults modeling respect. The text urges parents and elders to set example to foster obedience and harmony at home.
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Strayed Savin The Hid It's Up To You
Collection of light anecdotes and aphorisms about decisions romance weather and daily life with reflections on choice effort and humor featuring dated humor about Indians weather forecasters and social quirks. The tone resembles a midcentury humor column with short vignettes and puns.
Rolf Enrollment Set for August 19
Rolf School will enroll students in all grades on August 13 at 4 a.m. Supt Virgil Meldock says buses will run as scheduled. Read the News Want-Ads.
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Tex Ritter recalls career as top cowboy star
In a retrospective Ritter reflects on his Hollywood rise as a Western icon with White Flash, recalls producers assigning titles, and notes real Indians in his films. He discusses singing breakthroughs, High Noon ties, global travel, and his views on folk music, politics, and living a simple, disciplined life.
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States Ignore Most Gun Control Laws Says AP Survey
An Associated Press survey of 40 states finds few have strict gun control laws. Only New Jersey and Rhode Island require rifle purchase permits, while many states lack restrictions on carrying rifles, shotguns, or handguns for non felons. The report notes wide regional variation and cites past incidents to illustrate gaps in regulation.
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Whites Police Tangle Again In Chicago Streets
Police clash with white hecklers in an all white Chicago neighborhood as about 1,500 marchers protest alleged housing discrimination led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr aides. At least 21 people are reported detained and several injured amid missiles and police confrontations. King planned another rally and a Friday march in the same area. In Providence, Gov. Chafee denounces youths in racial disturbances.
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