The Ship Has Sunk Hoffa Conviction Fallout
The Ada News commentary questions Teamsters loyalty to Hoffa after his conviction and pending appeal. It urges officials to suspend or replace him pending final action, arguing members’ interests require decisive leadership. The column also lauds the Ada Quarter Horse sale promoted by Pete Winters and his partner as a nationally outstanding facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffa
Jimmy
Teamsters Union
Ada
Pete Winters
Asa Hutchinson
Curious onlookers blamed for slowing rescue at Sandy Bridge
An accident on a busy highway near Sandy Bridge drew crowds of curious spectators delaying medical aid to a trapped man. The column warns that such delays could cost lives and urges civilized behavior to keep emergency responders unobstructed.
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Sandy Bridge
If Ada Bypass Completed, Driver Might Be Alive
In discussing a wreck near the bridge the writer notes that a four-lane road could have prevented the accident and says the Ada bypass system, if finished, might have saved the young man.
Vietnam Dharma shifts sparks new sectarian tensions
The era of upheaval in Vietnam continues as Buddhists, now in power, confront Catholics amid ongoing political change. New leadership replaces the Dragon Lady era, but reports suggest renewed persecution and sectarian clashes, signaling a volatile cycle as general and regional actors maneuver for influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dragon Lady
Viet Nam
U. S
Khanh
Republicans Gain Early Ground In Conventions
The piece notes the GOP meeting first and shaping the convention ahead of Democrats with Goldwater in control yet Johnson expected to head the ticket. It questions running mate speculation and suggests the convention lacks late fiery energy, possibly from salted sea air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Goldwater
Johnson
Ada Enjoys Wreckless Day At Ada Traffic Court
Municipal Court kept a light docket with no new traffic accident cases. August 1964 counts held at 19 as no mishaps were reported. Several defendants faced fines and bonds for improper exhausts speeding drunkenness and related offenses in Ada.
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Dale Allen Luton
Arlington Boulevard
Jimmy L. Grant
East Eighteenth
Herbert L. Booker
Tupelo
Richard H. Grant
South Johnston
Virgil F. Paul
Ada
Leroy Townsend
Route 1
Clotting Causes Death After Arm Injury
Earl F. Erwin of Enid died after a blood clot formed in his arm from injuries in a traffic crash on U S 64 near Pawnee the preceding day. The accident occurred earlier Wednesday and led to his death late that day.
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Pawnee
Earl F. Erwin
Enid
U. S. 64
Here
Squirrel’s peril and a boy’s tears on a summer street
A boy watches a squirrel play on a city lawn then dash into a busy street. The animal escapes danger briefly but is struck in the road, leaving the boy with tears and a poignant moment. Political faction talk contrasts with the scene as an Oklahoma Democrat’s Atlantic City story adds odd news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Atlantic
Democrats Grumble Over Nomination and Other Concerns
Democratic voices show frustration over the presidential nomination and focus on broader issues. Members question the status of the Yankees, stock markets, and the upcoming third season, reflecting public interest beyond party disputes.
Anger and political worries color Oklahoma race
In a casual chat Ol’ Buzz notes people become angry when wrong and that instinctive anger reveals defenselessness. He adds that many Oklahoma politicians fear running against friends, with one lamenting being forced out of a race.
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Ol’ Buzz
Oklahoma
Beginning of school recalls autumn odor of old floors
The article reflects on childhood memories of musty heavily oiled school floors and contrasts them with modern school buildings. It notes how eastern districts use carnet successfully while some small rural schools still have oily floors, indicating change over time.
ASC Receives Emergency Grain Forms in Ada
Ada ASC reports forms received for the emergency feed grain program with limited supply on hand. Dairy and ranch operators on the verge of feeding may apply, grain sorghum priced at 1.47 per 100 pounds for primary breeding herds and 1.97 for secondary herds, orders issued after payment at the ASC office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Bennett Sherrer
ASC
Sherrer
Trader Mills
Cross and compassion mix with wit in Bett Anderson
A compact column blends a religious meditation on the “borrowed” aspects of Christ’s life with light social commentary. The piece moves from biblical borrowings to reflections on debt, aging, and modern life, ending with a personal signoff from Bett Anderson.
Judge restricts driving two years over danger claim
A judge declares the defendant unfit to drive for two years citing pedestrian risk while the defendant argues the driving ban harms their livelihood, to which the judge replies that the livelihood of others also depends on safe behavior.
The Pause That Refreshes Travel Broadens in Cafes
The note reflects on travel expanding perspectives, with emphasis on roadside cafes as a personal catalyst. It presents a reflective, compact line about broadening experiences and the author S Omar Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Omar Barker
Farmer's Offbeat Reply Upsets Insurance Salesman
An insurance salesman pressed a farmer to buy life coverage. He asked how the farmer’s wife would cope if he died. The farmer replied that it wouldn’t be his concern as long as she behaves herself while he is alive.
Vacation keeps seven suitcases and a large family in motion
A humorous line about packing seven suitcases four children two aunts a mother in law two dogs and a parakeet as a family plans a getaway and tries to escape daily life.
Highway Proverbs and Witty Sayings Collage
A collection of adages and quips on driving children optimism relationships and travel. Quotes reference highway wisdom weathered thoughts about ground rules wind doors acquittal and vacation traffic with a Carl Sandburg line about life continuing.
Nostalgic Fall Air Smells Noted for Oily Floors
A reflective line recalls the familiar autumn air and the lingering scent of oily floors, evoking memories of past seasons and a sense of place.
Runaway Ends as Raccoon Welcomes Charley
A brief recap shows Charley’s travel tale ending when a raccoon greets him with open paws, concluding the continuation titled Runaway. The scene closes the narrative on a light note with animal interaction.
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Charley
Weekend Visits Link Families Across Artesia and Ada
The community updates include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis hosting Artesia visitors, Floy Burk’s visit with the Lewises, and Willie Pierce's Wednesday gathering with Cleve Stonecipher. The Life Liners Youth Society hosted a coal barbecue and softball at Wintersmith Park with many attendees.
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Walter Lewis
Nora Isaac
Artesia
N. M
Lewises
Willie Pierce
Cleve Stonecipher
Ada
The
Life Liners Youth Society
Oil Center
Earl Frank
Janice
Shellie
Weldon Prince
Florence Isaac
Vernon Gray
Rodney
Mike
Vickie
Billy Jim Robertson
Tammy
Stacy
LeRoy Baker
Thelma Garrett
Sondra
Janice Chilcoat
Clifford Lamb
Phylis
Roger
Don Elton Farmer
Price family reunion at Wintersmith Park noted
The Price families held a reunion at Wintersmith Park with a picnic style dinner. Attendees included J. C. Price of Fort Worth ex., Larry Price, Clint Stuart, Jerry Creel and Mike of Denver, Wendell Price and daughters, Bill Nelson and Nawatha, Vance Price, Gerald Sutton and children Chris and Beverly Ann, John Price, Charles Price, Ricky and Twyla Rutherford, Doug Kindericks and children, Nelsor Mills and girls of Fort Worth, Bobby Lewis and children of Fort Worth.
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Price
Wintersmith Park
J. C. Price
Ft. Worth
Larry Price
Clint Stuart
Jerry Creel
Mike
Denver
Colo
Wendell Price
Bill Nelson
Nawatha
Vance Price
Gerald Sutton
Chris
Beverly Ann
John Price
Charles Price
Ricky
Twyla Rutherford
Doug Kindericks
Nelsor Mills
Local families share meals and visits across communities
Chris Sutton and Kathy Roberts started school amid friendly greetings as Mrs. Anna Mae Sutton and Mrs. Pearl Roberts helped with school introduction. Numerous visits occur: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ford with family dined with the Alberts Crow, Pod Law guests, Eddie Hayes brought home after a few days with his mother in Oklahoma City, and Vernon Gray with Vickie joined a Johnson Chapel singing near Allen.
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Chris Sutton
Kathy Roberts
Chris
Anna Mae Sutton
Pearl Roberts
Pod Law
Albert Crow
Eddie Hayes
Alvin Wells
Oklahoma City
Vernon Gray
Vickie
Johnson Chapel
Allen
Edd Carr Spends Time with Carl Carr in Midwest City
Edd Carr of Midwest City spent Wednesday and Thursday visiting his relative Carl Carr.
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Edd Carr
Midwest City
Carl Carr
Willis Sutton Drives New Blue Pickup
Willis Sutton is seen driving a new blue pickup truck. Local observers note the vehicle’s color and model as it passes through downtown.
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Willis Sutton
Mrs Clareta Gray and Son Plan College Attendance
Mrs. Clareta Gray and her son Rodney will enroll at East Central State College this fall. She intends to pursue a teaching career while supporting her son's studies and involvement in college life.
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Clareta Gray
Rodney
East Central State College
Gray
Allen businessmen back extra county road bond plan
At a Wednesday luncheon in Allen about 25 leaders endorsed adding 50 000 to a 490 000 county road bond to match state funds for surfacing State Highway 48 to the county line. The plan aims for a 540 000 ballot total with state aid possible next fiscal year and funds available July 1965.
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Allen
Coal County
Ada
Lula
Board of County Commissioners
Earnest Hodges
Farmers State Bank
G. C. Mayhue Jr
State Department of Highways
T. T. Branscom
SH 48
Tupelo
Frank D. Lyons
Pontotoc County
Lyons
Mayhue
Hodges
Research Center
Kerr Memorial
Woodrow Gibson
County Election Board
West Ada
Sandy Creek
Homer School Area
Mississippi
Dave Gray
Rae Thompson
Bud Jones
Robert S. Kerr Water Research Center
Democrats Launch Dollars for Democrats Fund Drive in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Democrats announce a statewide fundraising effort with a “dollars for Democrats” drive at pre election precinct meetings. State Chairman Smith Hester says they will watch President Johnson's acceptance speech on TV and then plan the fall campaign urging every registered Democrat to contribute at least $1 to finance the statewide effort.
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Oklahoma City
Smith Hester
Johnson
Ance
Hester
Promised Land and its meanings in biblical conquest
The sermon surveys the Promised Land as a real ancient territory and as a symbol. It contrasts biblical conquest with modern views, notes the geography today as Israel and Jordan, and cautions against romanticizing Canaan’s violence while affirming divine justice and good from evil.
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Vermont
Jerusalem
Mt. Carmel
Joshua
Israel
Jordan
Palestine
Canaan
The
Promised Land
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Community Press Service
City Seeks 50 Foot Christmas Tree For City Hall
Philadelphia city officials announced plans to shop early for its annual Christmas tree. The 50 foot or taller evergreen will decorate City Hall Plaza during the holiday season.
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Philadelphia
City Hall Plaza
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Don Cook
Theews Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
Ada Star- Democrat
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Ada Weekly
Pontotec
Sam Sealy
East Seventeenth
Nolan Nelson
North Oak
Nick Worcester
Ezell Black
East Fifth
OV Buzz
Bobby Baker
Yankees
Connie Nelson
Cross
Christ the Lord
Stephen Schlitzer
Stanley
Bett Anderson
Carl Sandburg
Og&e
Floy Burk
George Lewis
Virgie Pierce
Opal Ward
Willard Coffman
Floyd Burk
Ronnie Teel
Elmer Maxwell
Glen Norton
Shawnee
Vannie Northam
Arthur Smith
Ruth Sutton
Lona Soward
Chris and
Beverly
Henry Whitson
Mrs. Willis Sutton
Earl Franks
Shelly
Mrs
Bobby Lewis
Ft. Worth, Tex
Bob Ford
Diana
Debbie
Marlow
Clinnie Crow
Claudia Candle
Luther Parish
Mrs. Parish
Nora Crane
Edith Maxwell
Robert Bolin
Frank Lewis
Constanople
Turkey
Athens
Greece
W. D. Little JR
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