Oklahoma State Bank Announces Promotions and Board Appointment
Acta attorney Frank H. Jaques was named to the bank board at a stockholders meeting led by Denzil Lowry. Promotion announcements included three new vice presidents John W. Lowry John Oxford and Benton ONeal plus other promotions and staff moves.
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Acta
Frank H. Jaques
Oklahoma State Bank
Denzil Lowry
Oklahoma State
Jaques
Ada
Lambert, Roberts, and
Phi Beta Kappa
Oklahoma University Law Review
Air Force
Dyess Base
Texas
John W. Lowry
Bank
City National Bank
Oklahoma City
Ada Marine Receives Silver Star for Heroic Evacuation
Marine Sgt. David L. Irwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Irwin, was awarded the Silver Star Medal at Camp Butler Okinawa for heroism in Vietnam. As lead crew chief, he ran through heavy fire to aid villagers and helped evacuate 95 people via four rescue flights after defending with a 45 pistol.
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Camp Butler
Okinawa
David L. Irwin
Leon Irwin
Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron
Marine Corps Air
Doughnut Machine Cuts Factory Times in New Zealand
New Zealander T K McGuire has designed a three speed auto matically controlled doughnut maker that can produce 18 27 or 36 dozen per hour with a 90 second fry. He offers overseas buyers a machine for 1610 dollars, about half the cost of a current American one speed model.
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Auckland
T. K. McGuire
McGuire
Oklahoma employment outlook weakens into January
Oklahoma job totals are projected to fall through January as seasonal factors weigh on agriculture in January and domestic service unpaid family workers. Construction also declines with winter and service-type work reductions noted by the Oklahoma State Employment Service.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Employment Service
Negotiations Restart Over West Coast Longshore Strike
San Francisco AP report says negotiations resume as reports claim a merger plan between ILWU and Teamsters emerges. If no agreement by Monday a strike could hit 24 Pacific ports over cargo container jurisdiction. ILWU President Harry Bridges returned from Washington after talks with Frank E. Fitzsimmons. Bridges declined comment.
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San Francisco
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Teamsters Union
Pacific
Teamsters
ILWU
Harry Bridges
Washington
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Washington Post
Bridges
New York Totals 868 Million in Yearly Increase
New York report shows a total of 868,663,000 dollars compared with last year, highlighting a sizable year over year rise in the AP summary.
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New York
Oklahoma
F. W. Dodge
McGraw-Hill Co
Oklahoma City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Southwestern Bell
Tulsa
Okla
Jim Trahern Named President of Muldrow Bank
Ada resident Jim Trahern is appointed president of Sequoyah State Bank in Muldrow. He resigns as cashier and vice president of Citizen’s Bank in Ada and will start in Muldrow Monday after a board meeting last week.
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Jim Trahern
Ada
Sequoyah State Bank
Muldrow
Trahern
Citizen’s Bank
Muldrow Bank
Roy Trahern
E. Fullview
Citizen’s
Ada High School
East Central
Bank
Ada Community Chest
Ada considers new neighborhood program to curb blight
City officials discuss the NDP and urban renewal plan as a three to one federal match funds local credits. The plan runs year to year with neighborhood involvement and aims to restore housing, avoid long term blight, and possibly raise city revenue to fund services. Ada eyes joining peers using NDP and urban renewal in Oklahoma.
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NDP
Ada
Cook
Tulsa
Tuskogee
Stillwater
McAlester
Sand Springs
Shawnee
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Miami
Henryetta
Hugo
Governor Endorses Highway Bond Plan Over Turnpike Refinancing
Governor David Hall defends a $250 million highway bond plan as a better investment than the $186 million Bel lman turnpike refinancing. Hall argues the turnpike bonds would cost the state about $230 million in interest over 40 years.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Henry Bellman
Hall
First National Bank expands board amid leadership changes
At the First National Bank and Trust Co. stockholders meet the board expanded from 10 to 12 seats. New directors named are Denver N. Davison Oliver C. Parker and Roy L. Hanson. C B. Howard advanced to senior vice president. changes take effect Tuesday.
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First National Bank and Trust Co
Philip Norris
Denver N. Davidson
Oliver C. Parker
Roy L. Hanson
Board of Directors
C. B. Howard
Benton Browning
Davison
Ada
P. A. Norris
Bank
Denver N. Davison
Judge Davison
Oklahoma
1972 Gas Pipeline Program Planned
A Pipe Line Industry forecast shows 1972 will see 6058 miles of new gas transmission lines and 40049 miles of distribution lines, with a rapid mid year acceleration after a slow start. Expenditures are expected to exceed 8 billion dollars from 1971 to 1974 and long term growth projected through 1995.
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Houston, Tex
Pipe Line Industry Magazine
U.S
American Gas Association
Mission
The
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East Central State College
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University of Oklahoma
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Forrest Kennedy
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Jay Dee Thys
Thys
Muskogee High School
Oklahoma State University
Wilma Bunyard
Ramona Cope
Bunyard
McLish High
Cope
Ada Marine
Silver
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Tulsa, Okla
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American Airlines
Air Ontario
Canada
American
Fort Worth
Tex
B. M
Mack” Welch
Diamonds
Hamilton
Bulova
Elgin
Gem Jewelers
W. Main
First National
Parker
Vaness
Hanson
Southwestern Graduate School of Banking
SMU
Dent
Ada Camp Fire Council
Lions Club
Ada Chamber of Commerce
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Kiwanis Club
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Main & Edwy
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