American Civilian Released After Viet Cong Capture
Homer Elm, 43, of Arcadia Illinois, an American civilian security officer for Pacific Architects and Engineers, was freed near Thanh Tri in the Mekong Delta and flown to Saigon. He said he was treated well, hurt but not shot, and weighed about 130 pounds on release. Elm and two Vietnamese accompanying him were ambushed October 6 while traveling to Soc Trang.
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Saigon
Homer Elm
Mekong Delta
Seventh Day Adventist Hospital
Elm
Arcadia
3.C
Thanh Tri
Fimn
United to Cut Flights From 1974 Schedule
United Air Lines plans to remove 198 flights from its 1974 timetable due to federal fuel allocations. The cuts, effective January 1 through April 1, will reduce fuel use to 83 percent of 1972 levels and 25 percent below 1973. Details on specific flights were not released.
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Washington AP
United Air Lines
United
Edward E. Carlson
Tulsa To Add Buses To Fleet
Tulsa transit officials approve a preliminary grant to buy 20 more buses amid rising ridership. The Metropolitan Tulsa Transit Authority plans to keep older buses, noting the city operates two fleets totaling 90 vehicles, and crediting the energy crisis for higher use.
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Tulsa
Okla
API
Metropolitan
Tulsa Transit Authority
Fince
Alpine flora fauna protected in Alto Adige region
TRENTO Italy AP The Alto Adige autonomous region near the Austrian border leads Italy in environmental protection. The region has adopted measures to safeguard alpine flora and fauna and imposes stiff fines and jail terms on violators.
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Trento
Italy
APY
Alto Adige
Notable Folk Begin Conserving Energy
Washington figures from Capitol Hill to the White House cut fuel use during the energy crisis. Ethel Kennedy reduced heat in five of 18 rooms, while Sen Lowell Weicker Jr traded a family station wagon for a compact. Officials switch to buses, trains, or smaller cars and trim lighting, with Daniel Simon and J Caspar Weinberger enforcing reduced limos.
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Washington
Ethel Kennedy
Lowell Weicker Jr
Capitol Hill
White House
Nixon
Air Force
Florida
Treasury Department
Richard C. Simpson
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Maryland
General Services Administration
White House Executive Office
Kennedy
McLean
Jefferson
Lincoln
Frank Ikard
American Petroleum Institute
Jayne
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
Caspar W. Weinberger
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Charles H. Percy
Weicker
Christmas Socials and Visits at Parish Chapel
A long list of neighbors visit, dine, and share news in Parish Chapel. Florence Isaacs notes gatherings from Byars to Ada, including Qualls family dinners, church trips, birthday celebrations, and holiday subscriptions. Various relatives travel, hospital stays, and weddings link the community.
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David Galey
Coot Simpson
Oklahoma City
Gene Galey
Lonnie Qualls
Newt Altom
Demetra
Jimmy Altom
David
Johnnye Qualls
Jo Guinn
Byars
Dorothy Terry
Jimmy Davis
Coalgate
Leonard
James Stepp
Duncan
Stanley Guinn
Roff
Qualls
Wayne
Russ
Terry J
Mildred Altom
Bemnett
Fred Andrews
Gayle Blankenship
Stella Worsham
Joan Wood
Johnnnie Lewelling
Glen Eaves
Florence Isaacs
Ollie Tucker
Jan Frances
Herbert Moore
Lorene Scott
Lois Meeks
Ada
Bill Hood
Tlandal
Moore
M. R. Tucker
Robert Praterl
Shawn
M. BR. Tucker
Tom Wilkerson
Pauls Valley
Tom Burch
Barkley
Allene) Thompson
Austell
Rachel) Horston
Konawa
Euel
Jane) Fulton
Irene McHard
Oklahoma
Frank Dryden
Ray Dryden
Pryor
J. W. Law
Ray Magar
Ruby Dryden
Inez Pennington
Valley View Hospital
Pat Law
Carol Holland
Vaness
Lymm Hughes
Soad McCurtain
Max Law
Greg
Lynette
Pad Law
Robin Law
Rita McCurtain
Davis
Pearl Wells
Rebee
Joe Zeleniak
Aleta Law
Aleta
Stratford Nursing Home
Greg Yaw
Vaness School
Tuesiday
W. Law
John Law
Nova Gray
Beatrice Stinson
Leta Faye Murray
Francis
Nova Stinson
Judy Chilcoat
Vernon Gray
Steven Gray
Dallas
Elton Farmer
Baby
Germany
Lubbock
Tex
Benny Farmer
Virgle Farmer
Wade Farmer
Roy Cheat
B. F. Simpson
Pam
John Wood
Effie Lamb
Gerald Farmer
Elaine Smith
Bob Ashley
Don Morris
Gwendol O'Neal
Stanley
Eddie
Clifford Lamb
Roger
Phylis McCauley
Don Lamb
Billy Don
Janie Piper
Bertie
Sue Farmer
Tommy Turner
Buzzy Palmer
Hank Burk
Glen ‘Raves
Virgie Collins
Pug Garrett
Gene Ray Garner
Okla
Homa City
Rae Garrett
Jis
Garner
Vineta Ayres
Pickett
Milo Pennington
Todd Elliott
Milo Fennington
Howard
Maysville
Togo Wood
Tom Lauza
O. B. Tiffin
California
Roy Dale
Johnnie Lewelling
Tago Wood
Lynnia Horton
Opal Ward
Scarolyn Ward
Ruth
Inferior Materials Raise Oil Field Fire Risks
Houston firefighter Red Adair warned that shortages of drill pipe casing and other tubular goods have forced use of inferior materials raising the danger of oil field fires and blowouts. He cited recent blazes tied to third rate pipe and noted paid prices for high grade pipe that failed under light pressure. Adair spoke in Oklahoma City en route to Mooreland where a gas well has burned since November 7.
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Oklahoma City
Houston
Red Adair
Adair
Mooreland
Oklahoma
Old Country Chicken Soup Recipe and Notes
A Bohemian style chicken soup recipe is shared with detailed ingredients and method. The piece discusses using a dressed hen or rooster, onions, carrots, noodles or rice, and optional celery and oregano, then simmering and stripping bones before serving with rye toast. It ends with a playful note suggesting the Chinese may have cooked chicken soup first.
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East Europe
Ieluding Nicolaus Copernicus
Marie Curie Sklodowska
Dmitri Mendeleev
Sunday School Attendance and Community Visits at Sunshine
Sunshine Sunshine Mary Jo Green notes 43 in Sunday school with Melissa Green and Don Parr leading both services. Numerous visitors from Ada, Me x, Roff, and Guthrie areas attended family gatherings, prayers, basketball games in Tishomingo, and a Mason Lodge event. Layton Phillips died. cosmic dust intake estimated at 2,240 tons daily.
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Sunshine
Melissa Green
Don Parr
Cindy Uhlich
Renee Stafford
Faye Lackey
Mark Brandon
Fred
Eddie iGern
Terry Hale
Jesse Green
J. L. Green
Melissa. Leonard
Maria Ford
Claude
Virgie Hewett
J. B. Ealger
Ela Belt
Raff
Vernie Henley
Ada
Claude Hewett
Leonard Ford
Mead
Ruby Ashley
Pearl Blevins
Fittstown
Kennelly Williams
Earl Sullivan
Kenny
Darrell
Lawanna Sullivan
Kenney
Kenneth Williams
Roff
Tishomingo
Sidney Green
Phylis
Mary
Leroy Summers
Mary Summers
Addie Stringer
Assembly of God
Phyllis
Julia Thomas
Odus McGalliard
Eddie Smith
Pauls Valley
Glenn T. Smith
Albuquerque
N. M
Ted Smith
J. J. Green
Mildred Young
Bell
Layton Phillips
Daily Phillips
Beatrice Wyethe
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By Florence Isaacs
Sutton
Ardmore
Don Inman
Juanita. Frantz
Johnny Lane
Marion Willoughby
J. S. Lane
Freda Willoughby
Goon Inman
Texas
Mack McCauley
Donnie Lamb
Billy
Don
Florerice Isaacs
Virgle Parmer
United Engines, Inc
Gulf of Mexico
Tye
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Mary JO Green
Ada—tThe Retail
Oscgeaw
Bank Americard
Your Merry Christmas
First National
First National Bank
CE Mic Ae Einai
F.D.I.C
Main and Broadway
B. M
Mack” Welch
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