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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1972

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Ellsberg Russo Plan To Make Antiwar Speeches

Los Angeles AP reports Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo, former Rand Corp. researchers, plan antiwar speeches using funds from a dime store lottery to campaign against President Nixon. They face espionage and conspiracy charges related to the Pentagon Papers leak. The trial paused over a wiretap dispute as jurors wait for October reconvening. defense plans to push petitions to the Supreme Court. Russo vows to end the war and oppose Nixon’s reelection.

LOS Angels Daniel Ellsberg Anthony Nixon Sud Gavissreal Governanenl Wiehowe Russo Rand Corp Couract Lrel Pentagon Vietnam U.S. Supreme Court Byrne Ainsberg

Kanawa cattleman named Limousin Foundation president

Birwell M. Bales of Kanawa was elected President of the North American Limousin Foundation at its annual Denver meeting. Past work includes five Canadian provinces represented at the Waover convention. Bales, longtime Oklahoma breeder, will lead the Foundation for a new term and previously moved from Vice-president to President. Limousin, a French breed, is known for growth and mothering ability. Imported into Canada in 1989, Bales expanded his herd to 60 percent Limousin and 73 percent Limousin crossbreeds on his ranch.

Birwell M. Bales Kanawa Limausity Ite Denver Waover Bates Wall Know Businnasnuin Bates Lin Konuwa Ane Mai Oklahoyy Canale Dy Bales

Motorcycle Car Collision In Ada Leaves Several Fined

Early morning crash at 14th and Johnston involved a car and motorcycle. Zola Stringfield and Perry Epley Jr. forfeited bonds for violations. numerous others in Municipal Court faced fines for speeding improper turns drunkenness and open container violations. District Court handled DUI and related offenses with fines and jail terms, including suspensions.

Zola R. Stringfield Perry W. Epley Jr Lenora B. Barnes Ricky M. Been Glenn D. Bottoms Vickey &, Choate Truman Connish Willie M. Delazier Gary W. Montgomery Samuel A. Mooney Ronald G. Shores Judith N. Starkey Opal Teel Bobby Connish Susan Y. Gandy Emmy Bolt Ae

Topless Tennis Exhibition Provokes Wisconsin Policemen

An impromptu topless tennis match drew police attention near a Madison court. A 23 year old French native played doubles with three men and argued no shame in removing her shirt when hot. She received a warning and possible arrest for a rematch.

Madison Wis Tennnis France

Butz to meet Sooners in open forum August 16

Secretary of Agriculture Butz will meet Oklahoma farmers in an open forum at 7 a.m. in Enid at the Hoover Building fairgrounds. The event, hosted by Farm Families for Nixon and supporting Dewey Bartlett, will allow farmers to pose questions on policy and agriculture issues. The forum precedes the Republican plank vote at the Miami convention.

Butz Secretary of Agriculture Agriculture Gene Leach Oklahoma Nxon Enerylinetoy Hoover Fairgroards Enid Bulz of Agriculture Pulley Avon Leach Sill Miami U.S. Senate Dewey Bartlett Department Leach Washington Nixon

Eagleton Case May Drive People From Mental Health Help

In San Francisco, Eva Maas of the National Council on Social Work and Mental Health warned the Eagleton controversy could deter Americans from seeking psychiatric care. She cited a four year old girl’s parents who refused treatment for fear of harming her later, and noted Gayle-ton’s disclosure of psychiatric treatment heightens stigma until health care for mental and other illnesses are treated equally.

Eva Maas San Francisco National Council On Social Work In Mental Health Eagleton Maas

Farm income to set record this year says USDA

The Agriculture Department predicts net farm income above 18 billion dollars in 1972, a record, as the economy warms and demand grows. Gross farm sales could reach about 64.5 billion with costs rising 2.5 billion, yielding a roughly 2 billion rise in net income. Retail food prices are seen rising around 4 to 5 percent this year.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA

County Rally Schedule For Democratic Candidates

Voters across the county will hear Democratic candidates before the August 22 primary. Officials and local representatives met to set a speaking schedule with rallies in Allen August 12 Roff August 13 Stonewall August 1. The climate gathering at Glenwood Park opens at 7 30 pm on August 21. Only legally qualified members will be allowed to speak at the rallies.

Allen Roff Stonewall Glenwood Park

Albert denounces export curb on cattle hides

Washington Congressmen led by Rep. Carl Albert opposed a Commerce Department order restricting cattle hide exports. Albert called the move absurd and illogical, saying it harms thousands of cattlemen nationwide, including in Oklahoma. He cited a letter from the Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association president criticizing the policy.

Washington Sveaker House Carl Albert Secretary of Commerce Peter Peterson United States Commerce Oklahoma Albert Abert Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association Creede Cofitoarue

Legislature To Consider Liquor Law Oklahoma City

The 1973 Oklahoma Legislature will see a bill to license private clubs and permit liquor by the drink in clubs, sponsored by Burke Mordy of the Oklahoma District Attorneys Association. Mordy says the measure enforces laws strictly and funds police to enforce them, amid reforms after prohibition ended.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Burke Mordy The Oklahoma District Attorneys Association Mordy Oklanama

Youth casting contest at Tulsa State Fair draws young anglers

The second annual youth casting contest runs Sept 29 to Oct 4 at the Exposition Center casting pond. Amateurs 14 and under, defined as those who have competed in an ASA sponsored event, are divided into age groups to hit five targets for official prizes. Daily casting tips from top professionals start at 7 pm and brochures are available via Tulsa State Fair or Okie Bug Distributing Co.

Tulsa American Casting Association Exposition Center Don Butler Okiebug Distributing Co

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