Oklahoma State Bank Announces Promotions at Ada Meeting
Ada stockholders meeting presided by Denzil Lowry, Oklahoma State president, announced several promotions. Frank H. Jaques, Ada attorney, named to the board. multiple staff promoted to vice president and assistant vice president roles. Names include John W. Lowry John Oxford Benton O Neal Ted Hendrick Forrest Kennedy Jay Dee Thys Wilma Bunyard Ramona Cope. Jaques formerly served in the Air Force JAG at Dyess Base.
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Ada
Frank H. Jaques
Oklahoma State Bank
Denzil Lowry
Oklahoma State
Daques
Lambert, Roberts, and
Phil Beta Kappa
Oklahoma University Law Review
Jaques
Air Force
Dyess Base
Texas
John W. Lowry
Bank
City National Bank
Oklahoma City
Benton O'Neal
University of Oklahoma
Ted Hendrick
Ada High
East Central
Forrest Kennedy
Davis High
Dial Finance Co
Tulsa
Jay Dee Thys
Thys
Muskogee High School
Oklahoma State University
Wilma Bunyard
Ramona Cope
Bunyard
McLish High
Fast Central
Cope
Ada Marine Earns Silver Star Citation at Camp Butler
Ada Marine, a Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron lead crew chief, received the Silver Star for heroism during a Vietnam evacuation under heavy fire. He ran 100 yards through danger to aid villagers, helped load civilians onto a helicopter, and participated in four rescue flights, airlifting 93 people.
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Camp Butler
Okinawa
David L. Irwin
Leon Tnwin
Marine Corp
Futema
Oki
Vietnam
Jim Trahern Appointed President at Muldrow Bank
Ada resident Jim Trahern, long time Citizen's Bank cashier and vice president, will become president of Sequoyah State Bank in Muldrow. The move follows a directors meeting last week and he plans to relocate with his family, joining them in Muldrow once possible. He is a native of Ada, son of Roy and Mrs. Trahern, and a 1954 East Central graduate.
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Jim Trahern
Ada
Sequoyah State Bank
Muldrow
Trahern
Citizen’s Bank
Muldrow Bank
Roy Trahern
Fullview
Citizen’s
Ada High School
East Central
Negotiations Restart Over West Coast Longshore Strike
In San Francisco AP reports negotiations between ILWU and Teamsters resume with potential merger talks. A 24 port strike could restart Monday unless a deal is reached. Main issue is cargo container handling jurisdiction between unions. TLWU President Bridges declined comment.
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San Francisco
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Teamsters Union
Pacific
Teamsters
JUWU
TLWU
Harry Bridges
Washington
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Washington Post
Merg Bridges
TLWS
Urban renewal debate on NDP program expansion insights
The discussion covers using local funds as credits, three-year eligibility, and a three-to-one federal match. Advocates argue NDP tightens yearly plans with neighborhood involvement, avoids long-term blight, and could prevent forced mass housing programs. Cities like Tulsa Shawnee Stillwater use NDP and renewal. Ada may join.
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Ada
Cook
Tulsa
Tuskegee
Stillwater
McAlester
Sand Springs
Shawnee
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Miami
Henryetta
NDP
Hugo
Governor Sees Highway Bond Plan as Better Investment
Oklahoma Governor David Hall defends a $250 million highway bond plan against Republican critics. He argues it is a better investment than Henry Bellmon’s $186 million turnpike refinancing, noting the turnpike bonds would cost the state about $230 million in interest over 40 years.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Henry Belmon
Hall
First National Expands Board and Elevates Officers
At the First National Bank and Trust Co the annual stockholders meeting expanded the board from ten to twelve members. Denver N Davidson Oliver C Parker and Roy J L Hanson were named new directors to fill the vacancy from the Norris death. C B Howard was advanced to senior vice president. All changes took effect Tuesday.
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First National Bank and Trust Co
Philip Norris
Denver N. Davidson
Oliver C. Parker
Roy J 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
Houston AP reports a robust 1972 pipeline program despite gas supply problems with 6058 miles of new transmission lines and 10049 miles of new distribution lines planned. 1971 saw 5482 miles transmission and 38683 miles distribution as Pipe Line Industry magazine forecasts accelerated activity mid year and long range growth through 1995.
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Houston, Tex
Pipe Line Industry Magazine
U.S
American Gas Association
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Lowry
East Central State College
John Oxford
Oxford
Ada Marine
Silver
Auckland
T. K. McGuire
McGuire
Business News
Oklahoma State Employment Service
Okla
British Aircraft Corp
American Airlines
Air Ontario
Canada
American
Fort Worth
Tex
New York
F. W. Dodge
McGraw-Hill Co
Tulsa, Okla
W. Dodge
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Ind
Southwestern Bell
Sim Trahern
Jall
Asia
B. M
Mack” Welch
Faroque
Hamilton
Bulova
Wittnauer
Quality Diamonds
Gem Jewelers
W. Main
First National
Parker
Vaness
He al
U.S. Army
Ada Community Chest
Hanson
Southwestern Graduate School of Banking
SMU
Dent
Ada Camp Fire Council
Lions Club
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Howard
Kiwanis Club
Dallas
Mwe
First National Bank
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