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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
4
An Ada Oklahoma editorial argues elections should include many appointive posts for specialized offices. It notes the difficulty voters face obtaining sufficient information to decide, suggesting governor apointments and expert nominating committees.
A city banned front yard clotheslines and a homeowner challenged the rule, upholding safety and health justifications but raising questions about regulating private property for beauty. Courts note growing acceptance of aesthetics in municipal rules, with judges saying beauty is no longer outside protection.
Dr. Kenneth J. Foreman presents a devotional on holiness, its dual meanings as moral perfection and God's transcendence. He argues God exists beyond human description, urges reverent awe, and contrasts fear with worshipful awe in facing the eternal mystery.
The piece notes heavy moist snow reducing visibility and slowing roads while farmers hope for wet earth. it comments on basketball as a social event and leadership through sport. also critiques Congress and government leaders amid inflation and unemployment concerns.
Frank H. Seay paid political announcement. The text cites district attorney candidacy for the 22nd Judicial District. The second sentence discusses the stonefish as a poisonous marine creature with venomous spines, implying caution or danger.
In 1935 Pan American World Airways launched the first scheduled passenger transoceanic flight from San Francisco to Manila. The flying boat completed the journey in 59 hours 48 minutes with stops at Honolulu Midway Wake Island and Guam.
In 1964 Sioux City Iowa processed 148 arrests for drunkenness. After being recorded on sound motion picture film 142 defendants pleaded guilty five were convicted by juries and one committed death by own action.
A historian recalls Horace Greeley replying to a church’s debt pleas with a single suggestion. When asked for help beyond oyster suppers and socials he said simply, Try religion. The reply is noted as characteristic of his direct style.
The United States Congress resumes its session amid a shift toward national priorities. Lawmakers confront economic policy, housing, and security concerns as they reassemble in Washington. Senate and House committees plan hearings and markups on key bills.
Ross Badgett was sworn in as councilman at large by County Judge Fred Andrews during the Ada City Council meeting. A longtime Ada resident since 1950, he succeeds Ray Warren and becomes the first public office holder in his family.
The Barge Canal in upstate New York moves about 3,800,000 tons of cargo yearly and has seen a surge in pleasure boat use. Highway signs and signals exist solely to prevent accidents and guide motorists, placed by experts. Take the experts word for it and obey signs of life. Read the News Want-Ads.
Frank H. Seay, incumbent county attorney of Seminole County, announces candidacy for the newly created District Attorney post in the 22nd District comprising Pontotoc Seminole and Hughes counties. He cites legislative reform to improve criminal law enforcement and local government administration and outlines his qualifications, community service, and support from courts and law enforcement.
Highway officials report a new Sandy Creek Bridge on SH 13 and SH 19 west of Ada will remove the fourth most hazardous rural highway crossing. Henrietta Construction Co. built the bridge for 266 116 dollars and Sherwood Construction Co. of Wichita to grade drain and pave for 541 699 dollars. Local bonds fund both projects.
A compact collection of quips and proverbs, mixing moral exhortation and humor. Notable lines urge perseverance and resilience while jokey one-liners lampoon social quirks and consumer life. Names, dates, and places are sparse, with the emphasis on general wisdom and punchlines.
Oklahoma City nine additional state agencies boards and commissions will come under the merit system according to Gev Henry Bellman who plans an executive order. Attorney General Charles Nesbitt ruled there is no legal barrier and noted related rules about a Tulsa depository service not violating branch bank laws. He named the Turnpike Authority Grand River Dam Authority Fire Marshal Commission Board of Nursing Registration and Nursing Education Board for Property and Casualty Rates Board of Pharmacy Real Estate Commission Teachers Retirement System and Motor Vehicle Commission.
Anthony W. Skinner of Wanette weds Sharon Fisher of Ada. Ronny W. Gage of Ada marries Susan Maxwell, Ada. School buses transport 14,247,000 public school students daily, about 36 percent of all enrolled nationwide.
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