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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1970

Page

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Vietnam Veteran Trains Scout Dogs For Saving Lives

East Central junior Bill Langdon led a platoon of 36 scout dogs at Fort Benning and in Vietnam teaching dogs to alert patrols to Viet Cong presence. He notes dogs’ superior hearing and sense of smell, selective breeding limits, and the bond with handlers, recalling a dog awarded for courage.

Vietnam Don Cook Bill J. Langdon East Central Langdon Korea Brass National Guard Fairfax Army Ft. Benning Air Force

Farm outlooks for coming decade and 1980 prospects

Ameri can agriculture will be tougher and leaner by 1980 with fewer but larger farms that will produce more for both U.S. consumers and overseas markets. Don Paarlberg of Purdue says the trend is cumulative and irreversible, driven by capital management and marketing needs beyond political policy. Economic shifts, rural exodus slowing, and a move toward greater industrialization and environmental responsibility shape the 1970s transition.

Washington U.S Don Paarlberg Eisenhower Farm Purdue University Agriculture Department Paarlberg Census Bureau

Countians Shine In State Pecan Show At Ardmore

At the state pecan show in Ardmore on January 13, Countians earned $620 in prizes. Winners include shelling type seedlings Stan Morgan Ada grand champ and T P Daniel Stonewall reserve champ W D Bridgman Ringling champ. Other top placers in various pecan varieties and seedling classes were named from Ardmore Frederick Tulsa Madill OK towns.

Ardmore Herman Hinrichs Oklahoma State University Stan Morgan Ada T. P. Daniel Stonewall W. D. Bridgman Horace Moser Frederick E. D. Carroll Cecil Wyatt Richard A. Gillman Lenapah George Bennett Miami W. G. Hart Tulsa Charles Pfile Waurika Barton C. H. Wyatt Jr Burkett Garner Bill Landgraft Madill G. M. Gaasch Cowley Mahan Wichita Katherine Pinkston Graking Otis C. Fox Stillwater Hayes San Saba Ara Brothers Addington Moneymaker Squirrell Dorsey Myers Schley Cleveland Kinzy Oklahoma City Shawnee Harold C. Spore Stuart L. B. Mayes Marlow Texas Joe Morreau Western Mayes Irene Landgraft Billie Fisher Linda Landgraft Mickey Daniel Keith Malcom Phillip Landgraft Glen Mann Denise Ward Wynnewood Otis O

Platt Park Sponsors Free Environmental Film Festival

Jack E. Stark announced Travertine Nature Center will host an environmental film festival Sunday starting at 2 p m. The public may attend free movies about environmental problems and solutions with park naturalists on duty to introduce films and answer questions throughout the afternoon.

Jack E. Stark Platt National Park- Arbuckle Recreation Area Travertine Nature Center

Trout Will Be Late For Blue River Trout Season

Oklahoma Fisheries Division reports delays in blue river trout season due to bad weather and poor roads. Trout originate from Mountain Home hatchery in Arkansas. A stalled truck in Harrison, Arkansas, with heavy snow halts delivery as officials promise updates on a new opening date.

Oklahoma City Fisheries Division Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Mountain Home Arkansas Harrison

Seven Year Old Injured In Car Bicycle Collision

A seven year old boy was injured in a car bicycle accident at 5th and Cherry Wednesday afternoon. Grant Leon Cox seven son of Mr and Mrs Albert Leon Cox 418 W 4th was reported in fair condition at Valley View this morning.

5Th Cherry Grant Leon Cox Albert Leon Cox W. 4Th Valley View

Firemen Handle Two Small Blazes and Local Court Actions

Fire crews answered two small fires on Wednesday. Ted Sears smothered a stove blaze after turning off the gas at the meter. Ed Cales contained a chair fire from a dropped cigarette. A separate accident on Cherry Street prompted no charges as police reported January totals. Municipal Court fined several for drunkenness and traffic violations. District Court saw pleas adjusted and several guilty verdicts including reckless driving and speeding.

Ted Sears E. 5Th Sears Ed Cales E. Beverly Young Grant Cherry Donald R. Kerr Boyd Winship Marion L. Butler Jimmie Gibson Richard Sandlin Milton L. Wallace George E. Ward Ira G. Kidwell Kidwell

Friday District Court Docket Sets 294 Cases

A motion arraignment and disposition docket is set in District Court for Friday. The docket covers all criminal misdemeanor cases pending and will be preparatory to a criminal jury docket. Some cases have already disposed of by guilty pleas. the complete docket runs to 27 legal pages listing 294 cases.

Housewives In Florida Lead School Desegregation Telegram Drive

In Jacksonville Florida housewives urge nationwide desegregation and flood Chief Justice Burger with telegrams protesting court ordered school desegregation. Over 1000 messages sent via Western Union tied to today Supreme Court session and orders affecting five southern states. Local district in Duval County already under federal orders to desegregate by February 1.

Jacksonville Florida Western Union Duval County James F. Weeks Jr Albert E. Taylor

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