Tanzanian Student Shares Views On Life In America
Miss Williams, a Tanganyikan visitor, discusses her country’s language, tribes, and move toward unity. She notes Swahili as official, Tanzania’s republic with Zanibar, and Nyerere as president, while praising American aid, Peace Corps, teaching, and hospitals. She plans to return to Africa someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Church of England
Tanganyika
Miss Williams
Williams
Zanibar
Julius K. Nyerere
Tana Party
Germany
England
Tanzania
America
Zambia
Peace Corps
Africa
United States
Dole Attacks Price Support Policy At Convention
Rep Robert Dole criticizes the administration for using farm surplus stocks to depress prices and warns the Commodity Credit Corporation undermines farm income. He argues for market based price rises and better delivery scheduling to aid producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Dole
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Oklahoma adds northern pike as sport fish and predator
Roberts notes northern pike are native to the Great Lakes region and Canada. He says large pikes can reach four feet and forty pounds. The plan introduces pike as an additional sport and predator fish to help feed on smaller forage species, thriving in shallow waters and benefiting state bass fishermen.
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Rio Grande
Great Lakes Region
Canada
Roberts
Neighborhood Youth Corps in Ada Faces Poverty and Opportunity
In Pontotoc County Ada, the Neighborhood Youth Corps aims to break the poverty cycle amid dire living conditions. Officials report 37.8 percent of families earn less than 3000 dollars annually. Since October, about 25 youths hold permanent jobs, 475 in training or temp work, and over 15 rejoined school. Eligibility includes income limits by family size and ages 16 to 22.
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Pontotoc County
Ada
Treas
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Job Corps
NYC
Teague
Mildred Savage
30Th Street
Highway Department
Long Memories: Ky grocer collects 1925 bad debt
W. W. Johnson, a Clay grocer with 50 years in business, recalls a 1925 $75 note from an unable to pay customer. Since the customer vanished, the note was worthless. Recently Johnson received a check to settle the old account.
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Clay, Ky
W. W. Johnson
Johnson
Health department plans 1966 mental illness program
The Department of Health Education and Welfare projects about 455 million dollars for 1966 to combat mental illness and retardation, funding research treatment and services nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Farm Payments Include Social Security Numbers for Tax Reporting
Beginning January 1 1966 producers will see identifying Social Security numbers on payment drafts. The Department of Agriculture will use these numbers to report payments to the Internal Revenue Service as required by the Internal Revenue Code. Questions should be directed to the ASCS County Committee.
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Department of Agriculture
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue Code
Ascs County Committee
Galley-Wanting Around The County Highlights Local Visits
Corene Pedersen Laura visited with J. L. McGee. Harold Haines has a new baby girl Laura Susan born Jan 24 at Valley View Hospital. Haines teaches at Vanoss and is Cub Scout den mother. Several families, including the Nortons, Wrights, Burk, Fortenberry and Roberts, shared meals and visits across the area. Additional small gatherings occurred among Pedersen, McGee, Gentry, McKnight, and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corene Pedersen
Laura
J. L. McGee
Dale Gentry
Tony
David
McKnight Brothers
Stratford
Pedersen
Harold Haines
Valley View Hospital
Laura Susan
Haines
Vanoss
Lula Homemakers Extension Club Postponed To Jan 27
Lula Homemakers Extension Club meeting was postponed due to weather and moved to Thursday January 27. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Lee Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Homemakers Extension Club
Lee Cross
Brooks Family Dinner Social Noted in Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs Donald Brooks hosted a family dinner Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Brooks. Mrs Donald Brooks visited Sunday afternoon with her parents Mr and Mrs D R Clifford. Debbie Clifford spent Saturday night with Jackie Loyd Tupelo. Jackie returned the visit Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Brooks
Linda
Diane
Dwayne
Ada
Walter Brooks
D. R. Clifford
Debbie Clifford
Jackie Loyd
Tupelo
Jackie
Tupelo Graders Reach Coal County Finals at Olney
In Olney the Coal County grade tournament finals feature Tupelo as both B and A team factions. The B girls meet Cottonwood while the A boys face Coalgate for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
Olney
Cottonwood
Coalgate
Dewey Johnson Returns to School After Shooting Injury
Dewey Johnson, formerly patient at Valley View Hospital after an accidental shooting, has resumed attendance at a local school. He is back in classes and recovering with support from family and medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Williams
Jimmy Johnson
Gary Parris
Diamond School
Holdenville
Dewey Johnson
Valley View Hospital
Oil Center Revival Nears Week Continnation
Pentecostal services at Oil Center draw 80 in attendance with Mrs. Lorene Neal of California in charge. Visitor J. D. Isaacs from Shawnee attended. The revival continues through the week with ongoing services led by local church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lewis Oil Center
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Lorene Neal
California
J. D. Isaacs
Shawnee
Local Visits Highlight Oklahoma City Families
Mr and Mrs Albert Roberts of Oklahoma City and Rev and Mrs Bert Jones visited Mr and Mrs Frank Roberts Saturday night. Also visiting was Allie Roberts of Ada. Mr and Mrs Earl Franks with Janice and Shelly had dinner Sunday with Mrs Lena Soward. Dewey Northam is a patient in Valley View Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Roberts
Oklahoma City
Bert Jones
Frank Roberts
Allie Roberts
Ada
Earl Franks
Janice
Shelly
Lena Soward
Dewey Northam
Valley View Hospital
Billy Jim Robertson
Tamara
Stacy
Bea Robertson
Melvin Booth
Londa Tucker
Paul Tucker
Paula
Tonya
Alene Tucker
Pearl Gray
Joy Tucker
Chilcoat
Vaness
Mike Thomas
Moore
Junior Northam
Jimmy Wyche
Northams
Community Guests Attends Various Local Gatherings
Families and individuals including the Robertson, Tucker, Gray, and Sutton households attended events and dinners across the week. Visits to Valley View Hospital with Rev. Leroy Baker and two local 4 H Club meeting participation are noted. Weldon Prince and Rodney Gray joined the Air Force and departed for training in Oklahoma City.
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Leroy Baker
Bennie Farmer
Clyde Bray
Tom Burch
Valley View Hospital
Weldon Prince
Paul Tuckers
Weldon
Rodney Gray
Air Force
Oklahoma City
Gerald Sutton
Chris
Beverly
Emmett Delamare
Willis Sutton
Ladonna Welch Stays With Grandmother Amid Family Move
Ladonna Welch resides with her grandmother Mrs. Dewey Norham as family arrangements continue. The note suggests a temporary living situation during a broader household change.
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Ladonna Welch
Mrs
Dewey Norham
Shawnee Church Visit Highlights Community Weekend
Mrs. Anna Mae Sutton and Beverly visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Vance Price in Shawnee on Wednesday. They attended church services at the Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roberts
Maysville
Frank Roberts
Scott Prince
Cliff Kimery
Wewoka
Drucilla Thomas
Charles
Charles Redman
Joyce Lance
Frank Lewis
Anna Mae Sutton
Hazel Newby
M. C. Cox
Nannie Cox
Margrete Coverington, Galey
Ruth Sutton
Cox
Lorene Neal
Emmett Delamare
Randy
Gerald Sutton
Chris and
Beverly
Vance Price
Kirk Duncan
Shawnee
Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church
Wednesay
Uhlicks Attend Open House in Fitzhugh
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Uhlick joined relatives at an open house in Fitzhugh on Sunday in the new home of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Dugan Myres. Mrs. Charles Harter returned home from Ada hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Uhlick
Fitzhugh
Mrs. Uhlick
Mrs. Dugan Myres
Ada hosts workshop visit by Tupelo teachers and guests
Miss Stella Brown and her mother hosted last week’s visitors Mrs Bill Moellar of Okarche and Mrs Emma Hampton of Ada. Miss Brown and Mrs Oneta Loyd, Tupelo elementary teachers, attended an art workshop at Willard School in Ada last week.
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Stella Brown
Bill Moellar
Okarche
Emma Hampton
Ada
Miss Brown
Oneta Loyd
Tupelo
Willard School
Local families visit relatives in Oklahoma and Texas
Mr and Mrs Robert Brash spent last week in Oklahoma City with daughter and family Mr and Mrs R J Hipp and Ro Nel They also visited another daughter and family in Shawnee Mr and Mrs Edgar O Neal They were en route home Mrs Opal Bullard Ada was a guest of Mrs Jewel Davis Sunday Mr and Mrs Martin Mc Curdy visited her aunt Mrs Ada Jennings Stonewall They saw Mrs Jim Wright Brownsville Texas and Mrs Ola Pugh Grand Prairie guests of Jennings The Lula Homemakers Extension Club did not meet last Thursday due to bad weather It was held the 27th at the home of Mrs Lee Cross Sunday Mr and Mrs H D Bullard Jr and children visited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brashears
Oklahoma City
R. J. Hipp
Ro Nel
Shawnee
Edgar O’neal
Martin McCurdy
Ada Jennings
Stonewall
Jim Wright
Brownsville
Tex
Ola Pugh
Grand Prarie
Jenings
Lula Homemakers Extension Club
Lee Cross
Dinner with Bullard Parents After Sunday Church
The text notes a person's after church activity dining with Mr. and Mrs. H D Bullard Sr following Sunday services at the First Baptist Church. The fragment records a social moment tied to a church visit and family meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.D. Bullard Sr
First Baptist Church
Bates Return From Fort Worth Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bates came home Sunday afternoon after a brief visit with their son and family in Fort Worth Texas. They also stopped to see daughter-in-law Mrs. Orville Bates and the boys in Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bates
Fort Worth
Tex
Orville Bates
Arlington
Army Sergeant Jerry Orton Returns Home From Europe
Jerry Orton son of Mrs. Charles Harter returned to Tupelo last week from Germany after two years in the Army. He spent one year in Turkey and the last year in Germany and came by ship to New York for discharge Wednesday. He arrived home as his mother left Ada hospital after a week.
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Jerry Orton
Charles Harter
Tupelo
Germany
Herry
Turkey
New York
Ada
Tupelo Seniors Receive Honor Jackets Late
The Tupelo seniors received their honor jackets last Thursday morning, welcomed gladly as they were several weeks overdue.
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Tupelo
Manpower a Major Problem in State Draft
Oklahoma officials warn growing manpower shortages as colleges face re classification after grades. Lt Col Charles Humphrey notes few changes in 1-Y pool. Col Herbert Hope cites 26 000 exempt students needing 15 hours and a C average. He blames some draft-age men avoiding service.
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Oklahoma City
Selective Service
Oklahoma
Charles Humphrey
Service
Armed Forces
Herbert Hope
Hope
Barge Canal Traffic Surges Along New York System
The canal carries about 3,800,000 tons of cargo annually on the upstate New York route. A large rise in pleasure craft usage accompanies the cargo movement, reflecting growing recreational boating on the 527 mile canal network.
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Upstate
New York
Queen Elizabeth Receives Parliament Grant for Royal Household
Parliament provides an annual grant to Queen Elizabeth totaling about 1.33 million dollars including her privy purse of 168 thousand dollars and funds for household salaries and expenses.
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Elizabeth
Tupelo Students Named to Honor Rolls in First Semester
Tupelo School lists seventeen students on the superintendent list for all A grades and fourteen on the principal's list for all A or B grades in every subject in the final six weeks of the first semester. Names include Jany Sanders Lynna Caton Jen Rush Martha Guffey Julie Krebs Patsy Henry Barbara Chitwood Tony Stevens Vicki Palmer Darnell Thomas Charles Hudson Naomi Caton Sue Cooper Francis Snow Jeanette Crawford Lillian Jones Russell Smith John Sprouse David Crane Carol Boyett Patricia Dockery Janice Lacy Joe Hudson Dwane Brewer Ann Woods Darlene Midkiff Sandra Bravier Joyce Brown Beverly Sanders Betty Bowerman Daniel Thomas.
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Jany Sanders
Lynna Caton
Jen Rush
Martha Guffey
Julie Krebbs
Patsy Henry
Barbara Chitwood
Tony Stevens
Vicki Palmer
Darnell Thomas
Charles Hudson
Naomi Caton
Sue Cooper
Francis Snow
Jeanette Crawford
Lillian Jones
Russell Smith
John Sprouse
David Crane
Carol Boyett
Patricia Dockery
Janice Lacy
Joe Hudson
Dwane Brewer
Ann Woods
Darlene Midkiff
Sandra Bravier
Joyce Brown
Beverly Sanders
Betty Bowerman
Daniel Thomas
Italy’s Senate and Deputies seat ratio explained
The apportionment of Italy's Senate uses one member per 160000 population while the Chamber of Deputies assigns one deputy per 80000 inhabitants. This outlines the proportional framework guiding legislative representation in the country.
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Italy
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
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Emmett Light
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Norton Cabin
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Floyd Burk Sr
Edith Maxwell
Bill Collins
Gene Fortenberry
Don Oldaham
Carol Willoughby
Stigler
H.B. Griffiths
William Ray
Jeane
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Lula
Lois Clifford
W. B. Hokett
H. D. Bullard Jr
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Bulova
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Tupelo School
B. M
Mack” Welch
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